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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-03-17
Hamlin News tie MS

Matthias Christensen, of near
Brayton, landed in Hamlin from
the early Rock Island train Tues
day and began the day by calling
ON his old friend, G, P, Christensen,
the general merchant. After many
years Of strenuous life upon their
fine farm Matthias and his wife have
decided to relax and visit Denmark
to recuperate among the scenes OF
childhood, which they have no
viewed for more than thirty years
While Waller Jensen and his
boys were engaged in recapturins
and tying their pet coon they acci-
dentally killed it One of them
subdued the coon by placing hi
foot firmly on us throat While th,
others readjusted the prison
thongs. It.took them so long to
do this that when the boy removed
his foot from the coon's throat il
was dead.
@ N. HilsaE eek 's. opossum broke
Jail and is now roaming at large.
Watch your chicken coops.1 ii All
j. M.gP Jensen's boy soinjured
isfoot on disc as to incapacita 8
HIM, making it necessary for Mr.
Jensen to. hire some help, /
While on their way home iron
Des ,Moines. where they had gope
honey ms oning,g : r. and Mrs. Gail
SunbeIg left che main line at AdaifI
and come to Audubon across The
country in COMPANY i y, y vi Lbs r. Ms
sunberg's brother and Wife, lM NJ
and Mrs. Thomas Eaganl. ssm
There was big jovial gathering
at the County Farm: to celebrate
the stewards birthday John Grees
is the steward, and he ist5eonceded
to be ,asgood1one, too. u 4
| The dance in the Hamlin hall,
saturday night,aattracted quite ,
lcrowd which sure had asjoyous time
.|g'3 Roy q McIrvin put SOME very
heavy hogs on theaHsmlin market.
Some we're SO heavy as to hit the
low market yrssG 81 Il, art
Mr.. and Mrs.GsE mmet4 Antilles
gave an oysterasupper n,fulfHment
of their promise to the charivariers
sometime ago.
1 Is it not pity that circumstan.
Ices are such as permit SO many
good things to escape the camera:
For instance, a certain man in this
vicinity, in the dim light of the
morning. was on his way to the pig
pen with four gallon pail full q
SKINNED milk. Just, as he wa.
rounding the corner Of the corr
crib his right toe caught under thu
end of a vagrant board, the othel
end Of which was firmly fixed il
the mud, with the result that hi
right leg failed to report for duty
Like a tall pole that yields to the
gale he came down full length IKE!
SIAM" His cap few off and turned
up side down in favorable plac'
to receive it's full capacity Of milk
His arms were sprawled out in
way that caused his mittens to I'll
with milk. The pail hit the groun'
with such force as to cause the mil
to fly high. It came down all owe
him, filling his hair. Even his hi
pocket had to be tapped. He calm
ly rose and stood with spreadin
arms and bare head and watche
the running milk for moment
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-03-17

oh, for snap shot of him now
then he picked up his cap and the
empty pail and-with his hair drip
ping milk like tree drips dew he
started back to the house singing
ooh, The Joys Of Farm Life"
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-03-17

Miss Clara Rasmussen, a sister
of Mrs. H. M. Mortensen, was a
guest at the Mortensen home over
Sunday. She returned, to her
home IN Audubon Monday.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-03-17

Mrs. N. Fredericksen came over
from Guthrie Center Saturday to
be present at the SEVENTEEN BIRTH
day sganniversary Of her father,
Peter n. Petersen.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-03-17

See Kommes Bros for seed Of
all kinds Advertisement.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-25
CATTLE RECEIPTS
UNUSUALLY Low


nv Associated rrss
tuI,T woltrli, Texas. Sept. A.
lave auck rcceip,s to-day WERE tuo
small ~ afford real test " market
conditions aruund 100 ~ catil., suo
calves aud 200 hoss making w the en-
,lte supply,
Cattle rocripts ran exclusively In
mls~l shipments VI rummon quality
aud ~ very suod valves werc here,
rriccs wcrc uuo,ahy unchanged.
llonr sohl steady with the lesckcr
n,a,kc, " friday tine ear wrnt st
NAa and mhcr deala were around
saAe a. t,is,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-25
Price Oil q Realty Co.


Room \, Nnll ilnnk tlmmurre illdn
Hs.sseslssass -.--.-~ sees ss--s s---a-- --------
ln the District court ~ The Tinted
AlniuH tm the NOllhusn District "
Texas, ~ Amarillo,
In tho matter ~ lluwnrh nnnlul Mon
ioi,h, BANKRUPT, Ne adh M Bankruptcy
~ the creditors " The above named
bankrupt
Notice " hereby nlvVn That the ner
nnnnl property mlmnlnH ~ The oHiaiv
~ the ahuyr named lmnkrupl viii he
Huld un,lvl The direction ~ the Trustee
AZ puhulr auvtlun ~ the store rnum ~
mnkrum IN the Clly 1T lNum, TvNaH,
un the hlh day VI October, lpsl, NJ J
uVluok Nv The allVrnnm.
rhp lnwwlty ~ w. soda N as filnwa
AlVck VI confectionery ruslu
mNWVlnH ,ttt,tt,,tttttt,,,lN lsN' w
fiNlOlNH tittt,ttttttfts iNN''e
The almVc property may he inHpecte',
AZ the nhove promlscs any hay mlm H.
sNlr, hN allMg npnn Shculf Omvea
~ iNmla, NNaa, Aald properiy viii he
HOld IN lhc hinhcA sccufo bidder ior
wash,
la,cd ut Amarillo, Twas, Scn,, ~,
iNsl, llEN N, SroNE,
l,eNr~r
lnlilg " scAl.Es, Tus,e~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-25
svoAA


"N "# AINN '|N||
NEW Nol,N sra "A eaW asar
ln'st Dg.o,s pn, aaased q; N a. Csn
l.fugai ga r,gio is,,s ana l,s ~
lllisls
Pal rtW ,ugu tnivFvs tra,hak was
aFhf anl eontn,d to neU crca dshx
fftH Pixies wsri rfeNutlr and glosfa
no Pr pouis dssline "a ssptcmbr and
rinnis luN,r "a 1 uo.ntl hl<hei on
athef lesitlent ,stotef closad al I. ~.
n,ttmt,t -i- March (. is Nay ia
Refined -asaf pii,cs N,r, uncAau<e.l
"a $50 O. $50 tOr tine grannhiai
rh.r wef, uo uan,.lc,lcns in rsflne
ininics ANA c'sslns ptNvs we've tln
hanged 20 usc p'lnts "a luWef q
'oh'r chsid AZ : ~. uscVmhcr a so:
March io MAY tsi. al bid
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-25

- AAsfs 49, 49,
>SW VIVA. $50 NvAe Ae,s<E
faas ~AkA ~ esea aF,awaa "A ~,
-ssks, ~ ceitsx ts,,~es s,ncs u w~s
e1-f,ea teal tsetA ~ss eaSRs ~
tta geftess se.ksE ~ V.kN e.sl>a
fe.N essaae nleg1 HEenaaNce1 ta1s
esteeAE "a Vsseax az ~ . pneaRs
hs<esF Npe astNv Fasa,As AsasV sAn&,
- Rxt t1Naeess ~ h,se ~ a pelaas
"a NtA tkssmtsg gealgasts se,at,x =,
W. " AeN $50 e,sa ssQana ~ ~
st.,sa tnHS $500 a. a.l<anee ~
Aeest IA pslnts peps ,ae - ktl "a
Htsi NsSt,a ta0 aepsEvasN " ATTEST
sasnH f,aItas - ~, sAes as ! - 4
reiiats Vlt Ava ~ 49,
fee ast ueaFks, ek'ss,A " a - a.ls
aet A'kAsg &,ks Neps vstn2,el A
ih rt 81 ~ tsss >snten,hsg AaA -
fsr ttt p.'sr'neg tNt fla.r,sy
1sA Nargh Nel Ak,N Sl& hsh "a
SPA gyff,r firp, ~ f> "a S,ni..s
= nHrtA
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-25

NAN Ol>l@i>A>S la SsssI A.
lseAasA gss~ s,ssass slss s,N >Nck< 49,
;Nse a. Ae< H~esfss as>A Nn>>s<s'
'Ve~oss 1tel
c>sNN wv a aeslN, sAcs i.lsx ~ra~ss
ltpesaEes =, siSesl,i, n rs<&st<
lsl~N ., sf~eS ssl> s~xkxts t>ss
Fes~ a, ah>exas, n r~sksss ssrsiNs
=, alAt, 80 Fe>ks,s t>lah a e. w
sst,ss NeA~ HAS aNA p~l,sA ~,
gA,exsa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-25
WHEAT MARKET IS
RAPIDLY CHANGING


~ Associated Press
clilrApo, sept. 2i,--The wheat
market wap unsettled here today with
prices fluclualins rather rapidly ut
times and Rolng Into decline al the
flnlsh when Dorsmher closed 10 ia
down NJ sl,ssai and May LA 10 Q
of ~ Si,sp ~ 10 sac. Corn dropped
a rhnde In sympathy with wheat 'whIls
mia showed independent strength ana
finished unchanged 10 shade advance,
The bulk ~ the wheat trade waa Of
u loral character with considerable
weekend evening M, hut the lirht out.
Ndo trade prevented any great en-
lhurlnrm. Corn and uala were some.
what unsettled but the undcriunr was
casy, rroylnlonS were lower.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-25
a, S. Dickson
Every Person Can Own
Home
tilE UNITED IlOME ntiInERs
~ NNtkttN,
\ NllInnnl nrnanlanIlnn.


\ lenal kusuVe Association,
Ond,I nlrvrI Sulw,,lrlun ~ ,hr ne'
lal,nvni Vt Insurance aud Ranking VT
lM state VI Twas,
uVvr enc MNtn nolhra In Admitted
\pHVts,
oVcr Twenty Mllllon nollars VI nusl,
mess Written,
Monty lAanud aud Cash iaid Mem.
lvrs Slnoc lhglnninn vt ol~N,lun,
llomU ulflvV lAlhs, TWAS,
Nv building Wn Nuur u~llt thOull,
,m lNltd llOmc nnlldvrs ~ Amvrl,a,
Nnu van sNM vwn NNur hWmo aud nay
lM I, M III munlh at ,hre ,wr Vcn,
siMplv annual m,vUs,,
Unsurpassed mNvsumcN Na,u,v, Iro'
NVilUn gMmN,cd Vn dvlseNs, Al.
l,ao,,NV mtwvs, tainlnHs,
THE w,hSl and harvest ASS slali,N 10
l,s Kind IN thc Southwest, Vc, With the
last and ,hc hinevs,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-25

~ TeAnN tuN lam oN cArrl.e,
NS~sl n,y O'sSls S,gs's ~ ,yN,le tor land
"a yN,,h, S,,wk viii iAvOlco about o.,
esNeoS cAlA'vd N Es~A Panhandle
TWIN
\, = LocKE
lNMlsN, Twas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-25
Some Real Bargains in
Good Homes

naaeN ag,ssN hlnS,> VNsc IN ~
MeANsN sa>eeA saNAA oN~A ,sAVmxN,.
tNleecc NsS ,NAN wat wta sAke s,~~,
49, " $AN AsV,n,N
\ fsNeliiN,l >,fsasa ,AA~,,rS,l sirN&lV
r'ssNFN h.ras,' vssN~ NsNstA ~ lla.
vstn S,gvs', ss,sgN gNsNx,N -sNaa,Ns
Aesss> sesAsN~i s,sNss 0xaa. tgy~S
lsWN V,sNe ~ tVv~NA ~ e~oaaiNs
M rgseins hsa~e rNN~sl,NaA, OaterNA
Ne S,N a, a. ee~rlasssN NssxAfa. ava
VA x,sa lssN4~ lsss ~ SAeN MA ava
eNiAA,A rseV AVA t,Fwy~
aANe,.sA ssV-ee rAsssvsVa satNsN
VI, Nsa NaNsaNaN assNe. 49, a Nv
fAeks iva AasA SA~a ~ wNs, lt,A
ea.a ~ NNga~S ~ y ssssete ~ Nsa
t,e1a VA "a aAv 4 a. fFsa ~,
te.o SllA t>.ea tsgvx
>-,ysaa' ts,sAEN Asas sSss ig0aa nVst
80, fsyk, "a &ffyF~ss tArSN xA,esx
"a seese~ ~ Ahsshas tSfxka a
,sfiA EsN Nfse~
irNera eaesNgs Aenrh hsth Sanase
a,NF WyV> ~ yessss - Va txk a
fis llsA Slsss resias tissa Ss.sA
- psVueas 4.vn Al e..l,rse vss,.
ID ID tskv SD "A
CO ,twe@a
" II, Hrymer \ Co
ss $50 f'osnV a.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-25
corroN


" NNNt"efNt Tvs
NEw rultk, Sept, sl,--Early e.,
ctncs w~rc tulluw~l hy ganles Ia tho
Vo,tun maFke, ,csiaN un trade huNlnG
and vuNc,lhn INr Nvvr The wekecNl.
lA~vMl~r contFacts adyanvcA fwm
lN,aa m sovN, closlNu al 1854, with the
svn~M marku rloslng f,gm al u MT
'avaacc ~ ~ 10 ~ n,.n,N The mar,
ke, was nns~,,led a, The start.
E,nAsts nf thu week were ,esa than
~ ~" same weck hast war fg lhe
ntst ,NNc ,hls maa,,N, amauatlng ~
Wlsg Nales AGAINST Ss.slt Ast year
Ia, ieA,Neu hales wvw lctt ~ shlrlHAsxl
,waltlNs clearNnee con,larvd With a.,
80 has, war, sNhle aaviccs puhllahe,l
lvshy said shr International SsAnNers'
N~sse,loN r~,ss,ed w,slAs ccn.u,ts
'Nan VI Ameyivaa cc,,on ts s,x mMlhs
'edlae lalS a " t,See.eee eales, caas.
psgea with l.t>Aeee lsg ,he p~vmNs
Aalf war and estimated spiNNer>'
ss~rks AZ s,eeseee axalnst s.e>S.eee
'aes w feeoary I,
NEW oNl.EA>S Ia. Sept. H.
Anes an hsoxular epsnlrx, N,lsswvA W
~snsNicsNN,c sclllNx, ,he cs,oa mNske,
,esiay urmvsa N AMI IN she hate trad
lNx mssN s,s>MS sav~sce~ ~ tevv>> n
~ ~ s~an,s AsSAss Than The e>c~e "
Yesterday The s,svnnsA wNS u>AlN'
,s,NcA ~ The eN~s> whhrh showv>l al
veNccs " ~ ~ - s~aes~
A'vaNd TN e,~Alnx pfkv~ WV ~
y r~ANts aN pssVmt>e t~mx ~
sss~avvs, mcnsh vsss 'oleks eaVtN<
N>les~ AsNss~a " - he r~~~a e~
lbs s,ivnSsA, ard sfsrs sAeS wvs~ tt,l><l
sAese wss a ~Ax aNssss lsaaN>ostcA ~
NAs~ wNNA csUka wN~~ Z ~ u
l~ANls NnsFF shN ele>e u yxsierla>.
oresAsr tNnlNx ~ n iSeA
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

NctNi,N vi ihr NA'e Ia iaradis, whsre
atVans WINE urv. rth voa,sr ,lis u
eaNins A nlagN ,ivWth. and a mi.iiun
dola,ts m muni,, pal improvements afc
AUTH rizgd tor this war tNcry Kind 20
business wuulng here " have seven.
teen ullts vi pfpte,t,d water front
with gVrgyVvsN beautiful homc ales
WVudsfim homss. wonderiul NoNei,
awus wouArtul towers IA senll.
uvpi'N notu4on flshing supgemc. =,
~ d,N yuu ,an catch tho hig fellows
untl YOU back aches aud yOur hands
alst'r ragadis. Coz motor beats. With
hundreds q miles % protected water.
WAYS with wondst spots 10 Visit FINEST
moturlng reads in the south. BATHING
q has AMI suit wonderful Hoilthlcst
city in America, With no business -
do,tors Greatest golf course in Amer
ioa undet construction. Coolies, place Ia
America Ia summer delightful in win.
l,t. Nuu may own q beautiful homie
here. With q perpetual income. at ptac.
cullN un Investment Grasn the ,.pur.
uniy OF hi, time Address rHE
MAYOR Nallatalso, Fla
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-25
Real Estate

WAIVER nslA NNe usNN sast. sNo
as,a AioT1,A Ma - s,,,k an.l ts,ls
eP's WA N a ANNsasAsr, tasa lNl
ie'e NtSt,S "A ,sltiNs,el ah,ek l,,i.ks
seAsN sqst,p ssg.aep. f'se Asases tsl
s,esg h-lkleasA ts,esl uass s. "a
teFo taNvSt'gsats, SECS t-s.sA g. 49,
Ma. ~ ga, N'vEg,rs VeF-sl r.Nss
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-25
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE

FOR HALE--nood, modern iroom
house, . blooks ffmn IIlRh school, o
7rEnin $500 u 900 cash, Phone gAs'
lh1
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-25

ron HAIE-l'2 section mlles south,
onst of lown, IinrRnlns Address me
General Delivery, Amarillo. n. D.
rirkncy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-25

RAISE hlg capital Write for ftoc copy
Quick financing" u you need biz cap.
"a iDi vil. mining, OF Industrial bus.
nNH Dunnlngham finaucial Special
a. as Grant Mlg Lvs Anesl,s Cat
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-25
WICHITA MARKET

WlcHifA kans sfnt Npen.
ioo market Stead, ion 1913. hnlk 8; 81
Hili Catir sot market Cor week
renerllN steady 90 1ac liver. beet
steers tnllS sie,A heel helferr Iced
pest herf COWS stelds cutters vcak
ieghpns and lselers 2sc lover. uotk
"a" aud heiiefs wax a. 1sc louer:
hnllf steady calves and ,valcrs sisadS
H STRONG. heavy valves sac lover
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-25
S. c. GRAHAM co.
General Agents
AmasahA tvxas
l'hewe slr Smlsh MA

NclaNc NceV~N,a,lV,s wanted IN
N" lNNhNNdlc aNd N,sthcgN Nrw
MVNNN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-25

nllisa,y h costing The United Stat
i,,bop.oo annually through a,claent
aud inelllelcncy,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-25
Bargains In Lots

" you are plnnnlng ~ huild this fall
don't decide ~ ynur lni iill ynu iunk
these over,
noauilful ~ fo0i by iio lol ~ the
Pavement, very desirable locallon, Price
$4,000,
lot ~ feet with liO fuot frontage on
W 10Th street This n u particularly
desirable locallon fer apartments Z"
duplex houses,
Hnl'ndld luonllon f0r moderate priced
h0mo, lui close ~ pavement and east
~ Washington, Price sac This " IN
Investment worth while,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-25
WANTED

WANTED. whahlnFs. de- daen. sai.
lnfacilon guaranteed sos Monroe ~.
Phone 40.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-25
BUSINESS HOUSES FOR
RENT

Fine Business Location
nullhlng fot lease locutcd at &c Polk
street, See Cleo W. klock.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-25

Move than % 900 "a aud ess l,as,s
fNt hfon nait ca Indlan land. In 49,.
United states.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-25

WANTED I'raolich nursing, conflne'
ment cnaus nnerlally rhm gisl.J,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-25
WANTED TO RENT

WANTEp--fu Furnished small apart,
mont nrlol"r lnil mmlorn conv,n,
Noes ,luw IN nlrfcrvd, hy cunncn,
lnl ouunlc M children,
Answer NJ, rrloo, caro- NEWa,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-25
HOUSES FOR RkN'r

non RENTs New four-room houAc
mu'lorn lol n, Harrison, Alao "a
room houHr, modorn, lOa n, Harrison
Fatty furnished, Phone ma,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-25

llOVsE Mr vnl Aprly aOi ", an,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-25
Loi,oE NOTICES

MAsONIC BuIJ.ETIN
<> Tor week 00nmsnolBs
~ ~ Ahept 70, 1871,
~~ Tuesday. Hepi. ~, 7
AyN y, m,--Iissulnr meeting
~ u Eastern sinr "lnltla'
ton"
"Wednesday, Hept N, 7 y. M Called
meeting Amarillo i.odse M, 7sI, work
In v. q. degree.
THURSDAY, hem ~, 7 y. m.-ycarled
meeting Amarillo chapter, worh IN
Mark and pssi.
FRIDAY, hepi ~, 7 ~ m,'.- CldIed n,na,
inE Amarillo counoll work In Uoyal
nnd H.leot Masters d,gvrees,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-25

NUVNO LApl Sleaoglapher desires
position, llas had one ycag tralnins IN
bookkeeping. shorthand and vpmg'
Phone s2t
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-25

WANTED buy direct from owner
lot or house and lot close IN: good cash
payment Address Box so.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-25

suk SAN ,,,,d uiik goN. ioes Sen.
suSeN. San ia,lato.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-25

ron isENT-NIoely furnished room 10
eonple employed during day. phkns
itgy. ..ltn6n6a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-25

WANTED - rvsltion hy experienced
stenographer aud bookkceper "A
utes hsN ~, care News
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-25
WANTED TO suI

WANTED IT, buy acond hand furni
ure and gas stoves q all kinds. nesi
cash prices paid Phone 2Oos.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-25

fuN nkNT-- t\Mrrum housc, Can AZ
leoi ", seventh ~, ~ rhOno aSa,
huCSe tr wN, CNn law Johnson
NNse,,
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-04-01
NOTICE.

March 18th, 1921.
To the Editor Of the Jewish Monitor.
Dear Sir:
We will greatly appreciate any In
formation as to the whereabouts Of
Geso and Ernest Baumgarten, who
left San Antonio hurriedly on last
Friday morning. These men were un-
der bond to appear before the Immi.
grafton authorities for deportation to
Mexico and security was furnished BY
myself.
The failure Of these men to appear
has put our people In q disgraceful
situation with the Immigration auth
critics, who have always co.operated
with US and have permitted immi-
grants TO be released to the eommuni-
ty. while action was pending In Wash.
ington. with the understanding that
they would be delivered when wanted.
The action Of these men will cause
great harm to others who may In the
future be brought here by the author.
tiles and we must do everything we
can In good faith to deliver them TO
the local authorities.
These men are Austrians, one q
photographer and the other q tailor.
Their mother Is Mrs. Kate Feuerman
Of New York City.
We will be thankful for any infor.
nation furnished with regards 70
them.
Sincerely yours,
SELIG DEUTSCHMAN.
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The total receipts Of your water
works for the year was $479,35S7l,
the total expenses for the year was
only $2O7,253.16. Can you elect a
more efficient water commissioner?
Polital Adv.
The Council of Jewish Women will
give a card tournament at the Conn
munity Centre, corner Broadway and
Galveston, Monday afternoon, April
IL, at 2:3O o'clock. All kinds Of games
will be played, and refreshments with
be served. A prize for each table.
Everybody welcome. Come and bring
your friends.
Vote for Selwyn Smith for Light
Commissioner. He is the man that is
putting light on every corner. Adv.
Vote for Selwyn Smith for Light
Commissioner. He is the man that is
putting light on every corner. Adv.
Mrs. B. M. Levy has returned from
a weeks visit with friends at Temple.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Haas and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. R. Grensbacher Of
Weatherford spent Sunday in Fort
Worth.
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Mrs. Selma Mandel Of Dallas, Mrs.
Esther Boehme Of Dallas; Mrs. Clara
Lewis, Dallas; Mr.. and Mrs. Isadore
Davidson and daughter, Dallas.
The total receipts Of your water
works for the year was $479,S5S.71,
the total expenses for the year was
only O7,253.16. Can you elect
more efficient water commissioner!
Polital Adv.
Mr.. Joseph Rubenstein, who at
tended the Weltman- Rubenstein we'd
ding, after spending very pleasant
week here, has returned to his home
in Boston, Mass. Mr.. Lew Rubenstein
was so delighted with the city that he
has extended his visit indefinitely.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Fuller have return
ed from a pleasant trip to Mineral
Wells and are now located at the
Westbrook Hotel.
Attention Voters!
You know you could not elect bet
ter light commissioner than Selwyn
Smith, a practical electrician and a
business man. Adv.
MIR. and Mrs. C. H. Barnum Of Chi.
cago are the guests Of Mrs. Barnum's
father, Leonard Art They will leave
shortly for California
The s. o. F. Club met at the home
of Miss Belle Goldberg Sunday At.
ternoon. After a short business
meeting, bunco formed the diversion
Of the social hour. Delicious refresh
ments of ice cream and cake vert
served. The next meeting will be at
the home Of Miss Evelyn Goldstein
2209 Sixth avenue, Sunday, April 10
1921.
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Attention.

Don't make any engagements for
Sunday, April II, for the 8. o. r.
Club has a surprise in store for you.
Watch next weeks Monitor for q fu.
ture announcement.
Something big in store for you
April II. Don't forget about II.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-04-01
Attention Voters!


You know you could not elect bet
ter light commissioner than Selwyn
Smith, a practical electrician and a
business man. ADV.
The annual meeting Of the Miriam
Club will be held at the home Of Mrs.
Louis Morris, Ills South Henderson
street Sunday afternoon April 3rd, at
2:30. Election Of officers and other
important business. All members urg-
emily requested to be present.
FRANCES NEUMEGEN, Secy.
A regular meeting Of the Council Of
Jewish Women will be held Monday at
3 p. m. at Temple BETHEL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Gilbert will be
at home Sunday, April the 3rd from 8
till 6 p. m. In their new home, 3211
Paramount avenue. No invitations
will be issued, all their friends being
cordially invited.
On March Goth Miss Hazel Welt
man and David A. Rubenstein were
married at the home Of the brides
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. U. NJ. Simon at
four o'clock. The ceremony was per-
formed in the large living room under
a white wedding bell. Rabbi George
Fox in his most impressive manner
performed the ceremony. The living
room was beautifully decorated with
ivy and pink roses, while the library
and dining room with pink and white
carnations and sweet peas. The center
Of the dining table held the wedding
cake and here and there were the sill
yer bon-bon plates filled with the pink
and white minis and candies. The
cream and cake also carried out the
pink and white color scheme. The
bride wore a blue silk tricotine suit
with hat and accessories to match, and
entered on the arm Of the groom to
the strain Of Mendelssohn's wedding
march, played by Mrs. James Welt
man. The brides only ornament was
a diamond platinum bow-mot, the
gift Of the groom's father. About $50
guests were present. The out Of town
guests included Mr.. Joseph Rubenstein
and son, Lew, Of Boston, Mass, Mike
Rubenstein Of Lawton, OKLA, Mr..
Jake weltman Of Mineral Wells, Tex
as, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Schultz Of Dallas,
Mrs. M. Berman and son Of Amarillo,
Texas, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Sherrod and
children Of Arlington, Texas, Mrs.
Louis Davis Of Temple, Texas, and
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reception for their many friends was
held from 3 to 6 p. m. The couple left
for a wedding trip to Dallas, Houston
and Galveston after which they will
be at home in Fort Worth.
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TEMPLE BETHEL
SYNAGOGUE AHAvATH sHoLom

FRIDAY evening SERVICES at 8 O'clock. SAT-
urday morning at o'clock. Sabbath
School Saturday morning, 1000 o'clock.