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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-23
To- atty Campaign Program for Wed
nesday Evening, feb. 20. nj 7:i5. nc
tlta FIRST Daptist Church.

Organization:
Hymn, Come We That Love the
Lord
Working Together" Cor. i2I927-
Mrs 7. l.. Mclaughlin.
Five minute talk. Organized fof
Sorvico"--A. II. wilborn.
Prayer that through tho harmonious
cooperation Of tho various orgnnixa
lions In the church we may exempllfy
the spirit Of Chrlst--F. y. Phillips.
Hymn. Work For the Might II Com
lng."
Information:
Growing In Wisdom" Prov. ib.99.a3,
Eph ai7.2i--Mrs. Y. T. Dunaway.
Five minute talk. studying TO Serve
Paul vlckers.
Prayer for those studying and teach
ms In the various departments 81 the
'hurch-A. T.. Meyer
Hymn. Take Time To be- Holy"
lntcrccsslon:
Continuing In prayer. Mark li:2i.2G-
Mrs Frederick Kendall.
Five minute talk, Prayer. the Power
house o: Servico"-W. II. Fuqua.
Prayer that the young people of the
church may, through prayer. cons"crats
their lives a. servlce-Mrs. Bruce.
4 Hymn. Sweet Hour OF Prayer"
/ Enlistment:
winning for Service" John All
II. $3.50. 3s.iO-Mrs. J. n. IIarris
Five minute talk: provoking One An
other to Good work"-lI. G. Pipkln.
Prayer that the whole church may HI
enlisted for scrvice-Dr. y. T.. Vine
yard
Hymn. Take Ny Life and let BE.
Stewardship:
Keeping Faith" Matt. 25ai t6-Mr'
Carrie Jones.
Five minute talk. "our Obligation Z
Pay our Campaign Pledges M They Ia
Due"-Dr. J. y. Num-.
Prayer that the whole church ma
bc spiritually qulckcned by the Loyalt
Campaign-Mrs. Milton Reese.
Hymn. II Gave My Life For Thee.
Chasing prayer-T. NJ. Bruner.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-23

no women are women they win cater
e. their tastes ana idiosyncracics ana
O. my lady IT the buudoir powder TOT
her nose n Just as Indispensable 60 hef
eomtort o. ths very food she eats.
am sure that the man that wrote
the above article. Tor indeed u must
have been o man. musi have been very
Observing tf the ladies'. and "rawthcr"
hefiscinil II his study ~ the more
innatfn man This gentleman was IN
thoroughly overcome by his vision ut
feminine evtraynrnnce that be forgot
to Esss on the opposite side 81 the social
mirror and note the perfection of the
shave, the cap hair cut. the wrist
watch. the newest and most dainiily
tinted aud poifumcd cigarette. th'
highly tailored suit. the Fashionable
needle tee low quarters and spais, ih'
pompein massage. and oh, ! simpll
couldn't name everything. Indeed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-23
MI.ADy BEAUTIFUL.

Vanity ~ vanitics; oil IL vnnityr
Thus lnmenled the ssge lung centuries
ago. What would he Hay to-day II told
that the American woman Spends $500.
O0O.U0O q year tor knick nacks7
~ this huge sam. which In enough
"a pay the cost ~ the entire nav,
program including the building 81 HhlpH.
ESQ. 900. 900 gees tor powder for miiady's
nose The remainder II divided be-
tween cosmetics. perfumes, scented
soaps. jewels and ostrich feathers.
Milady. however. seldom stops "a
coun, the cost when II comes in III,
things which make her beautiful.
Having once decided that n thing II
desirable for that end. she sets about
10 get IL and usually succeeds.
Consequently the sensation caused
by the announcement at her eNiraya
gance will be- without effect. ~ Ions
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-23

he held on Friday evening. February
%, az o'clock at the Harvey House.
and the following program will ho car
ricd out:
Opcning Taik--Mr. J. ~ Gilvin, presi'
dent.
Selection by orchestra.
Paper-Conglomeration ~ Facts. Mr.
". A. Askew.
Selection by Orchestra.
Building Amarillo--Mr. Iiug- L.
HUMPHREYS.
Selection hy Orchestra.
Building Program for 1921 Mr.. J. y
i'm.
Selection by Orchestra.
Round Table Discussion.
Orchestra music under the direction
Of Mr. Jesse A. Rogers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-23
GIRLS SOLD INTO SLAVERY.
Starving Families Ia China Sell Girls
In Exchange Tor foosl. y. NJ. &. A.
hsseues 40 Girls.

That starving families In the famine
district Of China are selling young girls
IN order that they may gvt food. and
that thousands II Chinese are living On
the bark iron willow trees was reveal
cd ~ a letter received yesterday from
Miss Grace coppock. Executive See
Rotary Of the W. &. 4. In Shanghai
MiEs COppock has Just returned from
visit To Tientsin and Mukdcn neaI
the famine region.
THE Chinese ara responding hero
lcally. opening their hUin,s Co Young
Kris M that they will not BE- sold into
slavery by their starving families. I"
she writes. adding that the Associa'
ton has opened a school 81 shelter fOi
ioriy az tiles" kris from ten 10 sixteen
years of age. ITO meet the emergency
II " hoped that other centgrs will soon
be opened. In house after house IN tn,
famine district you find only q stone
jar filled with kind OF paste MAIDS
IRON ia. bark peeled from willow trees,
all that remains between the inmates
and death from starvation. rh major
ny az families had already crushed and
eaten NJ the seed that they had hoped
TO plnnt tor the next years crop.
II cannot put out ~ my mind the
lace of one poor woman who crawled
out 81 the little dugout 10 implore w
TO help h"r In her trouble We pcvred
inside and there lay her husband al
most dying. she was almost besid,
herself with grief, facing a death with
NO hope at even coffin for his burial
Five dollars will keep one p-rsoI
alive until the spring harvest, Con
uibuiions should De- Scnt tn the Chin,
humine Fund. Bible HOUSE. New YorI
City.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-23

haven't che tlmei OF course. fhesa
Things are perfectly alright. until the
day when our modern man forgets 10
look himself over oloaelv IN the -cc.ei
mirror: the day when he begins 20 lose
sight q the millions az bills for cigars.
topncco, clearettes. mnraage creams.
hair ionics, frequent hair cuts and
shnvcs, also umnicures and shines. and
the latest fads IN wrist and ankle
watches lie forgeiH Tint he n a vain
creature. and the goddess 81 feminine
, vanity and ozirayagsas. looms strong.
| IS In the foreground. Thls II all that's
necessary. lie Elta down and 10 mourn.
ful tones writes IA article that II rich
IN rouge. powder End cold cream. and
then climbs hunibiy back 70 hin little
pedestal and says In his most resigned
manner 'Just iook at N menf Oh.
pleasc. go and look IN the mirror.
qulck'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-23
Meeting % Panhandle Pen Women ~
Omen This Morning,

The all.day session Ia be- held by Ia,
Panhandl. Pen Women will open al
ten o'clock this morning In the club
rooms oi the First liaptis, Church.
A large number Of out oftown mem
i1rs arrived IN Amarillo yesterday and
one VI the he's, meetings IN the history
~ the club IN expected.
A banquet will be- held this evening
at siN o'clock. at the Harvey House. "
honor az the visitors.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-23
The 4. LIE. Clnh NIeeis.

Tho T. I. y. club met with Mlas Div
ems. s0i jackson Street. ON Monda'
evening. with splendid attendance.
A business session was held during
the early part q the evening. and q
number ~ important business matters
were discussed aud settled. Later a
social hour was enjoyed and delicious
refreshments were served by the host
esq.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-23
The IIsilc Benneit Missionary Society
oI Polk street Methods, Church
ia Meet In Serial session.

The Belle Bennett Missionary Society
q, the Polk Street Methodist Church
viii meet In social session on Wedncs
dnv. February 2ard. at three o'clock
AT the home of Mrs Faulkner. 1915
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-23
The J. u. q. Club.

The J. U. q. club Will meet on Thurs.
day afternoon, at three o'clock. with
Mrs. Hortence WOODBURY.. 1909 Tyler
street Mrs. WOODBURY. and Mrs. James
Anderson will be hosiesses Of the after
noon and Mrs coble viii lead the les
son. a full attendance Is requested.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-23
Social Notes and Personal Mention

Miss l.yitlc Hall. who has been visit
ing ior some months In Berkley. Cali
iornla ~ guest of Miss Cornclia Woflin.
has returned home. During her star
IN California. Miss ball also visited ir
Los Angeles aud Santiago.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-23

Polk Street. MesdameH Lemons. IA.
wards Colby, whlioomb, Gardner. q.
e. Davis. Kennedy, and Lloyd wal be
hostesaes Of the afternoon,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-23

will meet on Wednesday afternoon. at
O'Clock In the church. The program
that was announced for this meeting
has hecn postponed ON account Of sick
ness ~ the leader. hut an interesting
and helpful afternoon ~ study In ex'
pcci.d. Al members are requested to
be present
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-23
Ba&scietG's
MEYER

lures at Abilene Christian College. hut
viii return to the city In time 10 fill
the pulpit Sunday.
Mr. W. Il. Kirkham and family. 81
$40 Pierce Street. have left for Ok
mulgee. Okla, where they Will MAKE
their future home.
Mrs. Smith. Of the Fairsex has rctun'
cd 60 Amarillo after visiting EastcrI
markets.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-23
The Child Study Club.

The Child study Club will meet with
Mrs Travis c. Lively. iiO7 Fillmore
Street. Friday afternoon at three
o'clock. All members are urged to ai
tend
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-23

Social Notes and Personal Mention.
Rev. =. II. Shepherd has gone to Abb
kne "a attend the series OF Bible leo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-23
Las Amigos Club

Las Amigos club viii meet on Fri
day afternoon al 21O o'clock. at the
home Of Mir. Adam Walker. IO2 iiarrl'
son street \ full attendance IN 10
qucsted.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-23

The Woman's Missionary Societ OF the
buchanan street Methodist Church
The woman'a Missionary Society al
the buchanan street Methodist Church
The commonwealth., 1921-12-23
To INCREASE DUES
IN TOBACCO ASSN.
Growers Who Delay Signing Until
After January 1 Must Pay
81 More

Tobacco growers who wait until
after January ] TO join the Eoopera-
tive Marketing Association Will have
to pay :. $40 membership fee instead
Of tho SO dues now being paid, ac-
cording to statement FROM Raleigh
headquarters of the growers associa-
ton
With a big majority of 4 tobacco
growers already mem bers of the, asso-
citation, the statement says that the
expense Of signing scattered farmers
VIII be greater tLan. Gan he~ssa i.s.szssSsA.@-.z,
81 membership fec. and hence. the in
crease in dues viii. be necessary.
Tobacco growers who have delayed
joining the association, or those VINO
have not been r2:iched by canvassers
are urged to send IN their signed con
tracts to county or state headquarters
before January ] If they wish TO save
! 81 on their dues Contracts signed
after January l, 1922, must be accom-
panied by $40 membership fees.
The commonwealth., 1921-12-23
THE OUTPUT OF
PORTLAND CEMENT
(Bv e. :. lE'ress}

Washington, Dee. o3.-The produc-
tion of portland cement continued on
. large scale during November, says a
bulletin Ct the Geological Survey,
which adds that approximately 1927, )
900 barrels Of finished cement have
been manufa cturcd. This quantity
represents a decrease of 1,585,000 bar
rels as compared with the record pro
duction OF October, 1921, but is larg
er than that for any other month OF
this year up to Ma and is about
II per cent greater than the average
for November, 19f71921.
The commonwealth., 1921-12-23
JUGOSLAV|A AGAIN EX-
PORTING FOODSTUFFs
(By Associated press.l

Agram, Jugoslavia, Dec. 23.-Jupo-
slavla, For the first time in wears. is
exporting foodstuffs. Sh els sending
out every day enugh hogs to provide
America with ham and bacon for a
week. Of the three great household
staples, butter, cheese, and eggs, she
is also exporting immense quantities
Her abundance of food may be judged
by the fact that the current price of
butter is II cents a pound, Of cheese,
Is cents a pound, and Of eggs 10
cents dozen.
Bereft Of horses and livestock dur
ing he war, the Serbians now arc
actually exporting animals by the
thousands. They recently sold 10000
horses to the Greeks. The country
side is swarming with sheep and goats
for which it is difficult to find
market. But pgs are the prize pro
duct Of the kingdom. Every farms
tead has hundreds OF them. A young
sucking can be purchased here for
he price 4ois It :, i 4 9sss*o T.
states.
All through the war Serbia had to
:ean on ether countries for its g staff
OF life bread. But today her stocks
Of wheat are so great that she could
return he. wartime favors by feeding
other eo,,trics Her last crops have
'cen ancng her greatest. A pound
Ip::f OF bread in any part Of the king
! dom costs three cents. The coarse
black bread that during the wartry-
ing wears held the nation together, is
now.on,v memory. White bread and
! cake are tic daily ration even Of the
loorest.
= The little Si:!v state has made n
/ rulv r1markablc recovery from tht
war. EVERYWHERE one sees great
,abundanco in all the neccssaries OF
life. happiness and health among the
!people, aud a definite effort at re-
constructing the country
The countrv's marvellous rehabi1i-
tation MAY be set down as due pr'h-
cipally to the industry, common sense
and determination Of her thrifty men
and women; secondly, to the absence
C Bolshcvism; thirdly. to the immense
moral impetus given the population
!,v America and other generous neigh
; l,ors in the days when the country
was destitute and totterng.
: The aid given by such organizations
| as the American Relief Commission
l was especially timely and effective
Rifles and swords of the sangulnar,
tiavs Of I9lt1917 are now replaced b.
the scvti,c AMI ploughshare. AS al
earnest of her desire for peace, sh
has today in uniform only 175,oo
soldiers, q relatively small number fo
anation OF 16,Oo0,0oo people.
The commonwealth., 1921-12-23
SLAYER AUTO SALESMAN
SENTENCED TO DEATH

{Dv Associated Press.)

s'hieaso. Ill, Dec. 23.-1Iarvey
Church, charged with the murder Of
two automobile salesmen has been
found guilty and sentenced to death.
Church killed Carl Asmus and Ber-
nartl Daugherty when they delivered
an automobile which he promised to
l,srA:
The commonwealth., 1921-12-23
GOVERNORS MAKE APPEAL
. FOR NEAR EAST RELIEF

Raleigh, Dee. 22-Christmas time
appeals for the Near East Relief were
sent to the people Of sixteen states
BY their Chief Executives as one Of
the results of the recent Governors
o,.ncemeat today by
Col. George II. Bellamv, State Chair
man. The appeal in North Carolina
was sent by Josephus Daniels, Honor
arv State Chairman
! This is the second time that the
Governors of the country have recog-
nized the services Of the Near East
Relief III scoring he victims of Tur-
!-ish harbarity and hatred for Chris
tianity. AT the conference last year
they passed n resolution of endorse
,uent, but this year have gone farther
and written individual letters of ap
peat,
Tie following Governors have sign
ed Christmas appeals this year;
Robert A. Cooper of South Carolina
Robert D. Cary, Wyoming; William
C. sprouool. Pa: Thomas E. Kilby
Alabama; Edward I. Edwards, n. j.
y 81. Davis, Idaho; w. w. Denney
Del; f. F. Morgan West Va; J. M
Dixon. Mont: Henry J. Allen, Kansas
Charles B. Mabey, Utah; THOMAS E
Campbell, Ariz: ]. B. A. Robertson
Okla: Nathan l.. Miller, n Y; Ever
cit Lake. Conn; James Hartness
VI Governor Elect F. Lee Trinkle Q
Virginia is Honorary State Chairma
most active workers in the state.
/ The Near East Relief has under
taken to raise S2OO,O0O in North Cal
olina before June 20, to carry on it
child saving work IN Armenia, Georgl
an;l other famine and Turk riddle
states in Transcancasian Russia, an
in Turkey, Syria, Palestine, and I
Turkey, Syria, Palestine. and Mcsop'
iansia.
The commonwealth., 1921-12-23
TIE MAYOR Of NEW YORK Ah[)
NIFNDERS OF BOARD HELD IN
CONTEMPT Of COURT
{By Associated Press. }

New York, Dec, 23.-~Mayor Hyl1n
:,nd other members Of the City Board
ot Estimates face jail sentence for
contempt OF court unless they restore
ro The city budget before December
18th three million dollars alleged tc
have been illegally deducted from the
civil Service Pension funds.
The commonwealth., 1921-12-23
DEATH RATE IN RUSSIAN
FAMINE DISTRICT
INCREASING

Moscow, Dee. 23.-The death rate
in the Russian famine district is in
creasing over two hundred dying
daily. Americans are feeding over
eight hundred thousand children. EN-
ropean relief organizations are feed
ing less than one hundred thousand
The commonwealth., 1921-12-23
OPPOSITION To CHILE
|NLEAGUE Of NATIONS

Santiago Deg 2i.-OppoSltlOn TO
Chile re5aining membership in cn=
League of Nations has developed IN
some quarters here as 4 result Of the
League s consideration Of Boolivia y
petition for revision of the treaty
! of peace and commerce. celebrated
with Chile in 1904 and the assembly 's
action in appointing a commission OF
! jurists to study the Bolivian claim,
the essential feature Of which was a
Bolivian port Of Antofagasta was def
initelv ceded to Chile under the 19U4
treaty and Bolivia now has rail access
to the Pacific through Antofagasta
tand africa, Chile.
While Chile, according 10 some lead-
4ers of opinion, achieved a ''moral vic
tory at Geneva in view OF the jurists
findings that the Bolivian petition in
the form in which it was presented
was; ina dmi ssihle and that the as
sembly eafnot itself modify any trea'
ty,'7 the Bolivian delegations s an
nouncement that it would reserve the
right again to present It's petition ap-
pears to have aroused more sentiment
.acainst the league III this country.
J. Boon:an Rivera, q writer on IN
tarnationai affairs, in an article II
the newspaper, Diario Ilus1raIo, views
acceptance by Chile Of the postpone
ment Of the Bolivian petition as n
- Publication at least Of the sentiment
of our complete sovereignty. i
asks what reason there IS for Chill
to remain in league thai '"good nat
| ional sense repudiates through Ger
: tain feeling of anxiety aud uneasiness
4 He alln1es TO the advice given b.
, \ ]. Balfour at Geneva Ill favor
: direct negotiations between Chile an
Bolivia to "settle the extremel
thorny problem, - as a judgment whic
would not have allowed Chile to COZ
tinue-<in a league in Which 1t 'neve
: should have entered bhndtolded
The writer also says Argentina will
drew * because she would. only tax
part in a league of nations il the fu
sense that word implied
p Senator Gonzales Bulnes, chairna
!. of the forairr relations commission i
9, ent of the league in the Chilean co
t. gress. He warmly supported Argel
tina IS action in withdrawing from tt
league last December and at that tin
urged Chile to quit also as an act
solidarity with her eastern nelghbo
Speaking III the senate recently Sc
ator Bnlnes asserted that the leag1
l was ''nothing less than imposltit
Of the victor on the Vanqtushed.
He called it q seeoncert Of victoxio O
c nations to make the vanquished COZ
IN ply with the rigorous conditions
a defeat' The speaker said Chile {
y, ways had sustained policy of nc
J. intervention by foreign nations in !
ye issues that were the outgrowth or +
y war Of 1879.
r Barros Jarpa, Minister for Forel:
O. Affairs, ir recent statement
g international relations said Chile
Of tered the league because it did II
ut want to be absent "from an mde
ge taking in which were placed such nj
homes for universal peace.
The commonwealth., 1921-12-23
WEATHER REPORT

For North Carolina: Unsettled
weather tonight and Saturday. Prob
ably rain. Warmer tonight, and I,
East portion Saturday. Moderate
fresh shifting winds becoming south
er1y.
The commonwealth., 1921-12-23
TWENTY MILLION
FOR RUSSIAN
RELIEF
(By Associated Press.

Washington, Dec. 23-Presiaent
Harding has signed the Russian relief
bill carrying appropriations Of twenty
million lollars 10 be expended by
unds becoming Immediately availa bic
The commonwealth., 1921-12-23
ENGLISH WARSHIPS ARE
ORDERED To EGYPT
yRy Associated Press

Malta, Dec 23.~-Two British war
ships hae been ordered to Egypt IN,
mce 1ately. Other ships are ordered
to be ready to leave on short notice
ionalists.
The commonwealth., 1921-12-23
TOIGTO| ESTATE bOL-
5HEv|k CD N MU NIFTY
By tnc Associated Press


Yaspava. Russia. Dec. 22.-Fifteen !
>.o,i1r D,rn two xouno womc2, and
an elderly matron have recentlv es.
4.,1..,,a1 -, +ba rots+oi estate 1vha+
4,,.,. 4,-,, 500, ir,,rorad Poloshori,
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.;+. xo;r,,.o f ron: iva
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The commonwealth., 1921-12-23
STORES WILL BE CLOSED
MONDAY

As is the custom with merchants
here, al stores will be closed Monday.
December Goth, in order to give all
employees a well earned rest and an
opportunity to en- joy the pleasures OF
Christmas.
The commonwealth., 1921-12-23
OYSTALLER AND
HEAVIER Than
GIRLS
(By Associated PreG..1

Washington, Dec. 23-The Federal
Chlldrens Bureau reported that Amer
lea boys under six years Of age aver
age one-third to one-half inch taller
and a pound heavier than girls NJ
groes showed deficiency compared
with wnites
The commonwealth., 1921-12-23
The EPISCOPAL
Church FACES
SHORTAGE: Of
MINISTERS
lRy Associated Press.)

New York, Dee 23.-The Episcopal
Church faces problem through &c
crease in young ministers, There is
only one minister to twenty five hun
dred communicates in the country, an
investigating committee reported.
The commonwealth., 1921-12-23

vailed over ideals and the whitewash
ing was done.
A second problem was solved much
after the same reasoning. For many
wears the manager Of the Tolstoi es
tate has been Prince Obolinski, wno
occupied a building once used by the
author as a peasants school. Tx
newcomers, declaring that the presence
OF an overseer might restrict
their ''libe1ty of action,' have C.
creed that the Prince must 20 and
the Obolinski family soon must Sc TX,
mo GOOD and shelter elsewhere.
The commonwealth., 1921-12-23
INDICATIONS FAVORABLE
FOR RAT|FY|NG IRISH
PEACE TREATY
(By Associated Press)

London, Dee 23.-Dail l.,reanns
adjournment until January tnirtie+h
is considered here as favorabtc fer
the ratification Of the Peace Treaty.
The commonwealth., 1921-12-23
EXPECT RELEASE
DEbS TODAY
#
{By Associated Press.)

Atlanta, Dec. 23-Friends ek Eu-
gene '. Debs, socialist, serving. ten
years mere for violating war laws
expected to be released today
The commonwealth., 1921-12-23
CHRISTMAS GOOD
FELLOW CLU B


At the outset this club had in mind
that it would be able to raise as
much as one hundred dollars for this
fund, AMI that goal has been reached.
Yesterday, Mr.. F. A. Barber, Of f..
G.. Lassiter and Co., said that he knew
that this move would appeal to the
men working with that Company and
that when he paid off he would sug-
gest to them to make this fund a
round hundred dollars, which they did
rs follows:
The commonwealth., 1921-12-23
BODY Of WATTERSON To
LAY IN VAULT UN]u>
SPR|pc

.iaeksohs Fla. Dec. 23.~Henry
Watterson rested today from. his
labors. With only the members Of his
family present, and the hour Of ser
vice unannounced, the body was placcl
in vault until Spring, when il will
be taken to Louisville, where ii will
, be buried by the side of his mother
and father.