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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-09-14

MUTT and JEFF In WILD WOMEN"
-PRIMzA coLoRs AND ISIS DELUXE
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-27
PITTsBURG sIGUE CON CRECTEN
TIE INTEREs LOS PROGRESSES DE
LOS''PIRATES"

De la prensa de New York, copiamos
10 siguiente:
Err Pittsburg reina este aiio la fiebre
del baseball y los hijos de esta ciu
dad apos.arfan un million contra un do.
lar que su novena CANA este afio Ell
campeonato.
Charlie B. (''Babe') Adams, "gentle
man. uno de los atletas que gozan
4e mayor reputation. t;ene treinta
ocAo a!los de edad esta va a punto
de 10 ser mas que un recuerdo para
los afcionados al baseball. Adams
10 sabe y 10 adrite.
Ell aflo 1909-hace IL afios-s'Babe,
Adams fus el fl6roe de las series nun
diales cue Sc celebraron. Sc habia en-
tablado una lucha entire Pittsburg
Detroit y gracias a Adams los Tigers
fueron vencidos. En- esa epoca era un
primoroso lanzador.
Hace unos seis amos que Sc dijo que
el gran Adams no servia va para desem
peiiar su puesto, pero ell aho pasado rea-
parect6 FL h6roe de antafio no habia
rerdido su popularidad. Vencedor ven
cido Sc nevaba siempre al piblico de
calle
Aunque el gerente del equipo, George
Gibson, realizo grandes esfuerzos ell
aflo paSado nor comn1etay M, anui,,r c,,n
Sc apuntase la victoria. no lie acompafi6
Ia fortuna. Durante ell invierno Gigson
Sc dedico a estudiar combinaciones que
dieron su fruto al llegar la primayera.
Al inaugurarse la temporada Pitts
burg Sc coloco a la cabeza, aunque nlu-
chos creyeron que no Sc trataba mas
que de una racha pasajera, pero no ha
sfdo asi, sino que todavia figuran en-
primer lugar en- la classification de la Ii.
ga Nacional.
Presusniendo que la novena de Pitts
burg tendria este afio grandes proba
biiidades de apuntarse la victoria
Babe'' Adams determine actuar una
vez mas como lanzador en- las series
mundiales. Ell veterano jugador ha pues
TO todo su entusiasmo asi que no es de
extrafiar que cuando su nombre fgura
en- las pizarras de tanteo como Ian.
zador, pueden ustedes apostar doble cop
ira sencillo que Pittsburg va a ganar
Ell partido.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-27
SALON HUEN ToNo

San Jose No. 3.
Salon Barberia, donde Sc trabsja al
yustO del parroquiano. Limpieza y
pFontitud.
7. ]. Palma,
Propietario.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-27
RERCADO DE GAMBIA
oF1cINAs CERRADAS PoR La
MUERTE DE UN PRoCER

Nuestro buen amigo ilustraao cola
bcrador don Rafael w. camejo ha te-
nldo 10 cortesia de particparnos que,
con motive de la muerte del ilustre ge.
neral don Jose Manuel Hernandez, ocu
rrida el 25 del corriente, en- Nueva York,
las oicinas de 10. respectable firma Mi
colas Hernandez y Co.., en- Puerto Ri
co en- Ia capital de Cuba, permanece-
rar cerradas durante tres dias, en- sefial
de duelo, por ser ell pr6cer fallecido pa.
Dire de nuestro exeelente amigo y colabo
rador don Nicolas Hernandez, quien
reiteramos ell mas sentido pesame por
la irreparable perdida que sufre.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-27
De BASE BALL
coNTEsrANDo A ''PAoU1LLo"

Hace dias lei su peque1a resefia en-
contestacion la mia, en- la cual me daba
un cnosejo. Yo me hubiera servido to-
mario, pero va era tarde, debido a que
pelota me 10 habia aconsejado. No obs
tante, sefior Paquillo, agradezco su con
sejo.
Antes de escribir mi cronica, va le lla
bia escrito al manager, del ga
jardo", y hasta obtenido contestaci6n
El supo explicarme, en- pocas palabras
10 que sucedia con Ell team ga
jardo''. Yo acepte sus manifestations
y no he querido mover mas ell caldo
hasta que ell manager no organize
debidamente su novena pues el prometi6
tener uno dos encuentros CUANDo
ORGANIZE DEBIDAMENTE Ell
"TEAM" "FAJARDO'. Por ESQ, us
ted y yo, querido amigo Paquillo, debe
mos estar pendientes de la voz del
manager" del club de su pueblo.
oC1AOA OA Cud4JO dl
usted me desalento por complete. IQue
vanlos hacer? Llegara ell dia en- que
esos dos ''nenes' tengap la oportunidai
de encontrarse, Y va Sc vera quien AFRO
ia ell primer grito de Jay!
Querido amigo: lei su contestaci6n
'Foul-Ball". Es mi deber. como Sc
cretario del ''Tres Banderas'', aclarar
algo que oscurece nuestro ''record'' pc
ioteril. Dice usted que ell ''Catafio
Stars nos propino trece careras en- ur
solo ''inning''. Es un error, "Paqui
llo''; solamente mcieron ocho en- un.
solo inning, ST trece en- todo Ell
juego. ST duda, lie detallare ell iuego
sus pormenores por correo tambien
le dire algo mas del team "Catafio
Stars y de la conducta del mismo para
con los visitantes
PEDRITO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-27
SE iNTEREs PARA LAS DAMAs

HAgf a na&quina Punto de Vainica
llalladil.os. Tru-Trn y Ribete de Pi-
rot en 4ualauiera class de tela y .
prsci0s economies.
Habiendo aumentado el nhmero d.
maquinas. puedo entregar en- el ae-
% todcs los trabaios. Garantizo CO
Nero 2 limpiesa. Tienda la FAMA
San Prancisco St Telefono C56
ANA TERRAnILLOs
Service especial poF eorreo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-27
Una CARTA
San Juan, P. r., enero 1921.
Sr Osvaldo D. Verce.
Box, 456, Mayagiiez, P. r.

81. OSVdluO ~, VERGE.
Box, 456, Mayagiiez, P. r.
Qrerido Sr; y Hno:-
Tengo el mas expressive gusto de
acusar recibo de su tan esperada
coIltestacion, y en- ella, lego mi
Buena Ventura de la que lie
quedo muy agradecida, pues estoy
en- la seguridad que I'd, no me
conoce y que las cosas que I'd, me
dice de mi pasado solo DIOS y 20
las sab1amos. Sin embargo I'd, las
ha aceptado, y por este lie hare to
da la propaganda possible, para
que vallan a confundir sus serios
y admirahles trabajos con los de
otros pretendidos quiromanticos;
Asi pues puede I'd, hacer el
uso que juzgue conveniente de es-
ta carta, sabiendo que siempre le
quedara eternamente agradecida.
Nombre (Firmado): Antonio Cruz
Pueblo San Juan, p. r.
Gale Casa Blanca, No. 3. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-27
IL 0OBERHADOR rs FELicITADo
PoR Ia LI0A DEL coRozAL


"A "LiEa AgFioola" del corozal ha
diriEido IA siguisnts earta Al gobeFna'
der. AGT. MoHt Rely
ooberraapF de FaeTto Rice,
San Juan.
Mon0Fabls BeA0E;
la LAEn AsrieolA De este pueblo tie
ns si hsncF as aineiEse = vuesira honc
rahlndad con q o. ds felicltsEis pOr "a
parts as en- sneaaage inaugural ca aus
ofrecs Iisysr . eabe sns gFandes iniela
twas q an de cue nnestFa pEimeEa fuen
ts ds FiansEa. IA agFieuituFa. aicanee
en- no lsjano tismpo. 81 mas alto sraao
De pFogreso y hlenestar possible.
Con,0 aeFicuitoFes diFeeterss De essa
gran fnsifsnci6n essabiscida. no solamen
ts para a msisFamisnts de naestras con
dicionss soeialss y ssoh6misas sinO tam
hitn para todo aauslio Gee Eeaunda En-
bsneAri0 de unsstEos tsTseaas y plan
facionss. nos hesnoa rsrmifldo soteitaE
. W ~. 80 wnlloaa coopesacion, a I'm
as qne. FeeaEEa = amlsnes corTeapeRda
para gns Ia Juuta FeaeEai de Fresta-
mss AsEicois &c SOS Rstados Unidos es.
tahiesca esante antes sl baneo sueufsn
ds rusrto Riee cue habra De haeerss
eargo ds Zee nsgeeaos De prtstames .
ios aEEieuitoTes ds este pals.
Rsts induGablements. har4 despertaI
la uayoT parts ds naestFos ssmnoiientos
taTsnos qas pes faiia de Fs
curses yacsn innetivoa y qae s6io niues
tFan \ IA vista 6e sas moFadsEez Ia e.
pitnaiaa csseeAa Dc ios vssdes y en-
maranadss hisrhalaz.
EBeranao 81 aue 80 cooperation no
- htrA sspeaE gBe may prouto 20
dnmos eontaE con ests anieo medio pa
"a - naivsei6n De nusstEA agriculture.
ane1nmps
Msy fespetuesamente,
AndHts Rivera. prszidsnte; camiio
Tatoaa vice presidente; Jos1 Psados
May,nL nscFetsFlo; FloEentino Fusntes
voeai; y Nicoiks RedrgneE voeai''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-27
ESMERO

Y stenei6n eneontrara en- los sal~-
aes Barberia "Puerto Rico, Tanca
No, IL y salon "La Elegancia", Te-
.uan No. SO.
Manuel Garcia Colon.
PropietariO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-27
VOCES della GALE

nan 1nan. y. = "a De ag3ste.
o. DiracioE as Il AfuED0;
m "a sdlelta g aver Dc - ilasrado
tiaFie ~ iei1o una carts &c san Ger
nlan. nFBaaa s.Ramos Dc yioletgs"
pfeEuntsnao si Fssultado del cencrFEo
We - annnr's para psnsris aon.brs a
s<tnai HOTEL ALcAzAR
4nehe nsrsasrce. - Dsreetor. IA aeia
rseltn zee hacs sse ago peFi6dle9 ex.
p.can1o etme - vsfiae6 81 eonetrss y
arnao astnllss ds IL nessa cue 81 dit
= iss ssprnasntantea as II PFsrsa ds
sen Snan ekpiieanao ae paso q Eom-
hss anp nnieseann6 a gusaas Gus sascn.
6ie em A aEunmto.
Una YES inAa rs e gFato poner mi
hrlmsiae cass y persena . IA dispoael6a
ds ios stenaos Fe1aetoFes de esa easse
80 can rFaeiaa. ansde incondir.onai'
nente . ~ tFdenes
atip Tae
rraneisee nTVERA.
rTeplstnFie eel '.Hossi AieasaT''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-27
iDesea usted
representa- 10
amos menos?

Sehoraa. sehoritas y cabalieros. Jde-
sean ustedes representa- 10 amos me-
nos y conseryarse JOvenes. fuertes y
faluoabiesf sin duda que 81, pueS no
hay mu1er que no desee eOnlfuuar sien-
do iOven y atractiva. nj cabaliero que
Ee conforms con yer desaparecer con
los amos 81 viEOr virilidad de su ju-
gentnd. Hay knfnidad de danlas que
los Is amos representan Sc. y h0mbres
ope los 80 no eozan va de los pia-
ceres Dc IA vida que 81 edad todavia
Sea da aeFaeho.
Esta condicidn - dehe en- ambos ca
SOS ~ estnd0 pobFe Dc su sangre. SAM
GRE f0EttE stRninca cansancio. pa
iide1. anemia. falfG de fuerzas en- las
muierns: en- loa hombres. falta de VIZ
Rof. Dc euereta. ae ambtci6n de deseos
de trabaiar q tmposlbilidad de pla-
ceres kkj II PREMATURE en- am
Dos sexes. SANGRE RIGA. por el
oontrari0. signttca deseOs de trabajar
D de giFir: lablos rojos. ojOs viyos. ac-
fiFidad, enefgla.' VlgoF. virilidad: en-
Ofr4s paiabras: JuNENrUD. Y para
eufiqueceF Ia aangFe. para que Sc con-
serve usted J0NEN. no conocemOs re-
medic meier que NuXIFIERRO, fabri-
caaO por DR.. Becker Medicine Co. de
New 4 oFk. vendldo por las principal
les boflcas u droguerlas Tome NuXI-
ftEttko por Aigunas semanas y SO
nentlrA nsted 70 amos mas Joven.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-27
DIRECTORIO
BARBERIAS
SALON BROADWAY

San Jose No. 21.
Con este nombre queda alberto al
pdblieo este nuevo salon de barberia
,on tod0s los adelantos modernos.
(UsamOs aqua caliente.)
Jose Diaz ApOnts.
Propietario.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-27

rxanrsseo RTvERA.
PEspissnris asl ~Hossl Aiearar''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-27
DEPORTTVAS
DE BASE BALL"

Mnhana. ca IL Laga del condad0. -
llevnEA = efecto m lHteresante desafio
6e ''haaa BAH. ea el eaal toGaEAn par
a. los ssteAmk'' 'sA&nfurce 6tars' y
d ''chalsco''. ds Malato.
Ei iuago. ssgaR 81 ''iine up pre-
usts FssaltsF muy Fsaido, puss en- 81 a.
gsran EsnomhFatos jusaaoFes, como Guz
u,An. Pslis. vietoFiane , otros. Ha sido
hscha ana impoFtants apussta.
ANA ifsmos mAaana.
cARRERAs DE- oABALLos
Las asls earTsFas sstGn eombinadas
90 ia foFmA siguisats'
FRTMKRA CABRERA 1000 Metros
To Paria io2Ys: Fiak 100; Beware ios;
X I0a; AEailia l02is Brown Babbit
Jos; AtFsEiao 81.
aE0UygDA CABRERA 1900 Metros
Unasrwood ii2ls Lovetis Jr. io2; 10
d li7 ~; Pocahontas rs; Black eagle
Ios: 0oodrieh i0s. BFOokhsld $50.
TERcERA CABRERA 900 Metros
coqusta looi ToeoE6n s7ss: Indio 100
vlctona 80. Mase0ta io2is; Nelly 100;
chsgus loa
cuARTA CABRERA 1000 Metros
IAsais Nsphsw ii7ss: Hereafter los;
Aasliis li2 a.; Andaiueia i02 2;
Defty iOs; Yea Holitz 10,
cuINTA CABRERA oe0 Metres
canpana liTis: confetsi 100; Royal
hfctoF SOS. Loco zoe; hsiEaiia liS
aExTA CABRERA 400 Metros
FsaHto Rico i02. Gray foE i0a; Roe
kaTss iis; Mystery 40: Roamsr 1922
wenassiA 100; baby saiie los.
Mmestros cAhali0s favcrltcs: Fisk
Eswars. nlaek Eagle , GoodEieh; In
dio y Mascota. D0stg > Aaelits' Cam.
pGna , Mstralla; vsaaetta Puerto
Rioo.
NoHsAET.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-27

My fetpetaee4mente,
Anants Rivera. prezidsnte; Camille
Tatpaa vice presidente; Jos4 Psados
MaylnL nscFsisElo; FloEentino Fusntes
voeai; y Eiceiks RedrigneE yoeal''.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-06
Dodge Brothers to
Entertain Dealers

J Roy Cullum. - the Cullum Motor
company. has received an invitation 20
attend the National Automobile show
that ~ to be- held In New York from
January to o.. from the Dudgc Broth.
,rs Motor company. Al dealers I'm
Dodge Brothers automobiles are asked
to attend the show 40 guests ~ the com.
panv.
\ special train Ter the convenience Of
the Dodge BROTHERS dealers viii leave
oklahoma City tomorrow for New York
and II II expected that al least 5000
dealers will attend IN" national show.
one entire floor 81 the Pennsylvania
Hotel In New York has been reserved
for the Dodge Brothers dealers. and a
luncheon will De- given them January
~. the invitation received here states.
Mr. Cullum says that h. will be- un.
able to attend the show this YEAR. how.
ever This viii be- m" first time he
has missed . national show In several
wears. D. sayg
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-06
Mrs. VI. u. Harris and Mrs. !. p. Nc,
t'regor E..rr.s.. q Bridge.

One of the most delightful social ~.
fairs II the winter SEASON took place IN
Tuc.dny ne 1850 o'clock. when Mrs. VI.
y. Harris and Mrs. J. p. McGrcgur en-.
icrtained with a ,hree-course bridge
luncheon, AZ the home of Mrs. Nc.
Grcgor, 1909 i.2 Harrison street.
The guest rooms were beautifully
decorated with baskets of sweet peas
and fern, roses and other garden flow
Ds. which loaned their delicate frag.
rance and beauty 90 the home embcl
lishment.
After delicious threc.coursa
luncheon. bridge was enjoyed by the
guests until late hour.
Mrs. u G.. ID. Bynum carried away
the honors OF the afternoon by making
hich score, while Mrs. George made
low score.
Those who participated IN this dc.
lightful occasion were. Ni.sdames sam
orr J. J. Crume. W. r. Browne. Rad.
ford. u. g. Nicely. Ted Nicely. Hanson.
HIgginhotham. A. l.. Daily. Jane
Daily. Gist, Salter. \. l.. Shomis.
Henry Gooch. Hunter. T.. l.. Roberts.
Jr.. ]. NJ. Dclzcll. Murray Elson. r. NJ
Caldwell, George Martin. Jennie kirsh.
Jim Lee, T. J. Consiline. Hoaton. Cad.
field. u. c. ID. Bynum. a. ID. Armstrong.
Walsh, George Num-. Dehoney. Charles
Ross iiall aud Mrs. e. n. Rail-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-06
Automobile-.Style
Show Worth While

u think ihc Automobile ma stylc
show that b. a. De- given iu Amarillo.
February 90. % and - f. the rroitosi
thing That has been thought Of a. help
business in every linz IN AMARILLO"
said Roy Cullum. president u the
Cullum Motor COMPANY dealers in
Dodve Brothers automobiles. Yesterday
Every merchant In the city viii be
benefited Us III" show. ana ul should
work tagriher for the success ~ the
cxhihitiun.
There h no time lige the present for
putting un such " shnw In this section
~ The country. The period ~ hard
times II hrnking up. IN my opl1ion ard
the automobile and style show VIII be-
great Nimulant To business all over
Amarillo and the Panhandle
"Thr show viii not only be- n bene
m lo the automobile dealers hut II will
result In much good to every line u
business In Amarillo. For that reason.
every merchant. automobile dealer and
citizen Of Amarillo must da al In hir
power 10 put the thing over.
II am going To- help IN every way I
can with the show Our company will
have only one ear In the exhibition. on
account Il the limited space that can
hc allowed ~ each dealer. but In add,
lion 60 this car We will have n booth In
he building where we can give the peo.
pie any Information they may want.
This show win hiring people here
frmn al over the Panhandle and 7 bc.
lev, II " the bcs, move that cnn be
made NJ the present tim. for al con.
cerned"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-06
Professional and Business Women's
Club El,ct officers fer ilie New
Year

At the meeting of the professional
and business womcn's club of AmarillI 10.
held on Tuesday evening IN the annex
OF the Polk Street Methodist Church.
the following officers were elected:
Presideni. Mrs. u. 4. Mathews: F'irs,
VioePresidcnt, Miss Daisy linen: See.
ond Vicc.Presidcnt. Miss Mabel I. Tim.
nuns. incumbent. Recording Secretary.
Mass Ella q. white: Corresponding S..
Rotary. Miss Elizabeth Nixon. incum.
bent: Miss Alice Iudson. incumbent
librarian. Airs Myrtle Powell. Treas.
Lr.r. MisS Cora Avery: incumbent Far
liainen;arian. Miss Elizabeth Nixon. IN.
cumhent.
II was reported by Miss Alice Iudson.
Corresponding Secretary 81 the club.
that she had written sourss In regard
o. state and National affiliatlon.
The retiring president. Mrs JcrViS
Taylor. will preside at the next meet
ing of the Professional aud business
Womcn's club which will be- held next
y.onth.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-06
Program for the Week Of Prayer
Service Circle 40. 5. First Baptist.

The following program viii be rem
esred by Circle Five 81 the First Bap'
fist Church on Friday. fifth day Of
Week Of Prayer. at o'clock In abe
church parlors:
i.cadcr-Mrs. X Thompson.
eTopic-Japan.
- Hymn Love to Tell the .ury."
Scripture Reading Airs. Rittcnbury
Prayer. For More Consecratcd Lives
f6 Work In Japan'-Airs. osgocd.
Reading. From the Missionary
Fsrld"-Mrs. r NJ Bruncr.
Sketches uf Dr. Buckncr's Trir
Though Japan, and Roll Call-Mrs. b
J Slade
Answer TO Roll Can. with Echoes
From Japan-AIrs. Fred Mitchell. W.
u. Kimbrough. u. T., Underwood. ".
D. Chestnut. p. NJ Ryburn. G. W. Reg.
ers. = +. Phillips. George Russell. NJ
Grcgor. and n. T. Ware.
Prayer. For our MARKERS In japan
Mrs. Mclaughlin.
Talk. "On our Work In Japan
Miss Mcdonald.
Hymn. Jesus, the Light OF the
World"
"a Fearless japanese Pastor"-Nirs
knapp.
Vocal duet. sun Of My soul"-Mrs
PARCELS and Mira. Mclaughlin.
The Worlds Estimate of Japan
Rev. II. W Virgin
Prayer. THAT oar women's Work In
japan he Divinely Directcd"-Mrs
Frederick Kendall.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-06
Personals

!. A. Travis left Tor Dalhart We'd.
ncsd1y afternoon and VIII return
ON Friday.
Iona Roberts. son ~ Mr.. and Mrs
W & Roberts, viii not return o.
College Station 10 resume studies at
the Agricultural and Mechanical col.
loge. until the beginning ~ the fall
term.
y. = GriERs. 4. =. Kiorsoy and
Charles Nimon. of Gainesville. made -
business trip to Canyon Wednesday
afternoon.
Tohr Drum who II engaged In the
Rock Island shops at Dalhart. II In
Amarillo visiting with relatives and
friends.
Or N. u. Harris made n business
trip 10 Groom Tuesday afternoon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-06
At THE PIANO.

Child. and what art thou No wanion'y
playing.
Striking at random the keys;
Now that the evening rain on the glis.
tcning garden
Hath ceased with the breeze?
Girl. with what pcrilous chords art
thou ~ toying,
Waking needless the heart?
D"st thou not dr,ad lest the rising
moon ON the garden
Tears may implrl?
Woman. that nll too deeply. skilfully
wring-st
Sounds ~ NJ ehbing sea;
Now that the moon h full, Is that
music b.guttsn
OF thy hand or ~ thee?
stephen Phillips.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-06
Plainview Livest
Town on Plains IS
Opinion Of Gouldv

"plninyi"w IN the Invest place In tho
Plains ~ Texas" declared T. a. Gouldy
81 thu shallow Water Metropolis" in
"on,,rSntion with friends In Amarillo.
W,dn, sdiy. Mr. Gouidy was formerly
"a resident of Amarillo. aud was the
guests II his sons, Mcssrs W. VI and
ID, v Gouldy. while In the city
During his hricf stay here. Mr. Gouldy
found time Ia engage in interesting con.
venri'ion with many ~ his former fcl.
low townsmcn. He gave evidence of
the met ,h,t the universal Plains coun.
ny spirit ~ broadly prevalent In Plain.
view and that there IN every evidence
u the good THINGS ahead" arriving.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-06
WARRANTY IIrr,l..

W. A. Evans 20 VIII Henry. Dot =.
block 4. g.. a \. Addition. consideration
tG0biO
Hiram Golden a. ~ ~ Walters. lots
. andl block is3. GlruWuol Addition.
consideration Ss5O.
Elsie Green To- Luther DAY. lots 81
and o.. block 323. mirror Addition. con
sierailon $3.50
II. l.. Thompson Ia ". g. Sclrcl;
part Of bot 10. block ls5. plomons Add.-
ton. consideration $500
q. &. Odom 90 a.. ! Nunn. part o.
lots . and 49, block -. Hughes Addl.
ton. consideration N35 60
Martin !. Jarrot Ia T. n Quattlc.
baum. lot g. blo,k ~. g.. anl T. Add.
ton. consideration s6350
j. l.. Riding To- T.. j Morris. lui ~.
block No. pl,mons Addition. consld,rn-
ton s.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-06

Primitive Baptist paper and decided 20
try il. have used Lydia +. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound and Lydia +.
Pinkham's Liver Pills fer about seven
months and now ] am able 10 do my
work. ! shall never FORGET your medi.
cine and YOU may publish this II you
want TO as Z Il true. Mrs. J. +.
HuRsEy. Star. N. c.
Here Is another woman who adds her
testimony TO the many whose letters we
have already published. proving that
Lydia T.. pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound often restores health 10 suffering
women even after they have gone SO far
that an operation IL deemed advisable.
Therefore Il will surely pay any woman
whe suffers from ailments peculiar 10
her sex 10 give this good old fashioned
remedy a fair trial. ...,-.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-06
Notice 20 Members of the Workcr's
Council II the First Baptist Church.

The Workers Council of the First
naptis, Church will mcc, In the church
pariors at 5.l5 o'clock on Friday even
Ing
And as there will he a number of Inn
portant business matters discussed 81
this meeting It is urged that there b.
a fun attendance.
The Cradle Roll and the Beginners
departments viii have charge ct ih"
ytocial hour.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-06

Year party. at their home on 1900
Jefferson street.
Holly. mistletoc and other Christmas
decorations were artistiCally arranged
about the guest rooms. where misccl.
Enccus games. contests and music
we're enjoyed until a late hour.
Delicious punch WIS served through.
out the evening Ia the following guests:
Mr.. and Mrs. BurLs. Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
H. Castor. Mr. AMI MIR. Logan. Nj.
aud Mrs. o'Brian. In. and Mrs. J. NJ.
'iydcn. Mr.. and Mrs. Funk. Mrs. E'o.
lila Groves aul Mr. llnOzer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-06
- Associated iisss.

AUSTIN. Texas. Jan o. RcmDyai q.
the University eff TpAas from ne pres.
cnt cite a. the a0n acre tract uf land
bordering the colorado river, which
WIS donated 10 thc University hv tho
Dat. G,orr" W Breckenridge ~ sau
Antonio. D. recommended iu mrmut.
nl addressed g. che legislature. uuani.
mously adopted 10y thr hard IT ~.
gents ~ The University al special
meeting todty
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-06
Program fer Week of Prayer Service,
Second baptist Church
Thursday

Subiect-Europc.
p"otlonal-Mrs Stringer.
Talk-Poli,lcal situation In Europe,
Mr.. Cnpchntt.
season - Volunteer Prayers that
conditions may h" h.ttcrcd.
Reading AN Old Roman" Mrs.
Griswuld
Prayor-i'or Missionaries In Italy.
Mrs. Porter.
Hymn.
Summary o. Southern Baptls, worl,
IN Europe. Mrs. Thaxton.
Closing prayer.
Saturda
STANDARDIZATION.
DoVotional-Mrs Thaxt0n.
Roll Call.
PRAYER for our missionaries.
Hymn.
Political Conditions In Mexico-Rcv.
Grlswold.
Prayer for justice In Mexico.
Greetings from McNico--Mrs Klu;z.
HYMN
Closing prayer
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-06
Nlalrsi Nlnnnrrrs

OMAHA Jan, s--Whcn pa
Eourkc suld his interest IN the Omaha
club ho wound up his 2ist year as a
manager. i,"urke WAS born IN Coluin.
bus. O. in iSCi This leaves Charles
comiskcy the oldest acting manager In
baseball
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-06
The Central Guild Hold. Meeting.

The Central Guild ~ the Central
Presbyterian Church met yesterday In
the church at three o'clock with splcn.
did attendance. aud an interesting les
BON taken from The Church and th
Community was greatly enjoyed by
I'LL.