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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-12-12
ATTACKERS OF JAIL.
HAVE SURRENDERED
Three Of the Nine Men Charged
With Death of Deputy Jailer
Give Themselves Up.
az Tha Associatad Pressl

JACKSON, KY, Dec. 11-Three alleged
members Of the band of masked men that
attacked the county jail here early Satur-
day morning, shot to death Albert Rob-
erts, a deputy jailer, and probably fatally
wounded the daughter and daughter-in-
law Of Jailer ]. A. Allen, gave them
selves up late today. Other members of
the party. il is said, win surrender within
the next few hours.
The men, w. p. Watts, Sam Grigsby,
and Toney Porter, knsmen Of Bud Noble,
said to be the lea5ler of the gang sur
rendered to deputy sheriff Flint Davis
who. unaccompanied, went to the noun
tain cabin of Hiram Watts. father OF
w, p Watts, in the John Little's Creek
section. Davis, who was at the head Of
one of the posses of armed citizens that
have been securing the mountains in
pursuit of the men, left his followers sew
ersl miles from the cabin. Approaching
the house Davis told Hiram Watts that
Es son and Grigsby and Porter were
suspected of being members of the band.
The three men who were in the cabin
at the time signified their willingness to
surrender to Davis who has them in
custody in the cabin. Soldier Noble, son
of Bud Noble and two of his companions
are said to have sent word to Davis that
they ara on their way to the cabin TO
Members of the posse headed by DAVIS
including twenty-five members OF the
National Guard from Whitesburg who left
Jackson this morning are said to be on
Leatherwood Creek, several miles from
the Watts cabin, awaiting the return of
Davis with his prisoners.
A hat found at the Jail was identified
today by a local merchant as one that
he had sold recently to Bud Noble, father
OF one Of the four men, the band was
endeavoring to release from the jail but
who had been removed to the jail at
winchester several hours before the at
tack was made.
Other state troops from Hazard are on
duty here and win Join in the hunt for
the men tomorrow unless all of those
wanted surrender.
According to the authorities OF the hos
pital where the two wounded women were
taken, no hope for their recovery was
entertained tonight.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-12-12
SHOOTS MAN WHO
RUINED HIS HOME
Declares His Only Regret Is
That He Has Not Done
the Deed Sooner.
(sy The Associated Press)

INDEPENDENCE, La, Dec. 11-Paus-
ing between shots to explain his action
and with pedestrians looking on, Angelo
Giurlando, OF Rockford, Ills, today shot
Andrea Anato to death in one of the
principal streets of this city.
Five shots were fired into Anato's body
tated to exclaim to the crowd of wit
nesses a word or two in explanation OF
the act which he was carrying out slowly
and determinedly.
II want everybody to know I killed
him and why it was necessary Giur-
lando shouted at the top OF his voice
and went on TO say that Anato had
ruined his home.
The two men married sisters, Giurlando
told DIR. j. II. McLendon, coroner, and
other officials. that two months after his
marriage his wife told him that Anato
had attacked her a week before the
ceremony. Giurlando said he was so in
furiated at the time that only short
age OF money stopped him from coming
here from Rockford sooner. Last week,
he said, he made the trip and Immediate
~ set out to find Anato, carrying with
him knife with which he charged Anato
had threatened Mrs. Ciurlando at the
time of the attack. This knife he carried
when the two men started down the
street together this morning, but it was
not brought into play in the execution Of
his plan.
Giurlando. held in the jail here tonight
on a murder charge, said his only regret
was that he did not kill Anato sooner.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-12-12
SLAYER OF CONVICT
IS HELD FOR MURDER
Jack Howard, Convict, Must
Answer to Court for Kill
ing Tom Slaughter.
(By The Associated Press)

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Dec. 1f-JaclS
Howard, the convict who shot and killed
Tom Slaughter leader in the spectacular
prisoner delivery here early last Friday,
was arrested today by Sheriff ]. J. Grow
of Saline county at Benton, on a charge
of first degree murder.
No date for a preliminary hearing has
been set but a coroner's inquest into
Slaughter's death viii be held at p. m,
tomorrow and the coroner has power to
hold the accused man to the jury.
The grand jury also has power to in
vestigate the killing regardless OF any
other action.
Meanwhile Howard is again held in the
penitentiary here. He was brought back
from Benton late today on request Of
Governor T. c. McReal who assured Sa-
line county authorities that he would be
delivered to them to stand trial when
they desired.
Howard had been returned to Benton
to assist in search for the pistol with
which Slaughter Captured the peni-
tentiary in his spectacular escapade. The
pistol was wanted largely because of the
part it plays in the investigation here
into the responsibility for Slaughter's
escape.
Howard said that Slaughter, while the
convicts were in the woods, forced one
of the negroes with him to take the
pistol and give him another pistol in ex-
change. and that the negro later threw
the pistol into a creek. A detailed search
of the creek failed to disclose the pistol
and Howard was sent for. The gun later
was found in field. thus disproving an
other detail in Howard's story Of the
final hours Of the bandits life and his
death.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-12-12
INSIDE STORY OF
The CAPTURE OF THE
HOLY CITY RELATED
Major Viviani Gilbert Gives Ac-
count of Turning Keys to
City Over to a Cook.
EXCITED MAYOR THOUGHT
ENGLISH WERE ADVANCING
City Was Surrendered on Nu-
merOus Occasions as Higher
Rank Officer Appeared.
fen Thc Aasoelated Pres.l

NEW YORK, Dec. lit was not
General Allenby but a British army
cook engaged in an egg-hunting expe-
dftion, who wrested Jerusalem from
the Turks in 1917-or such, at least
was the inside story related tonight
by Major Viviani Gilbert Of London in
an address at a Blooklyn Y. M. c. A.
Major Gilbert, who was member
OF the xpedition-allenby's expedition,
not that Of the cook's-said the Incl
dent, later to become a subject OF
much modification to the Moslem in
habitants of the Holy City, came about
as follows:
Jerusalem was evacuated by the
Turks on the night OF Dec. s, 1917. We
discovered this the next morning when
a stupid orderly, who had been sent
to a small village in our possession
for eggs missed his way. He had gone
in the opposite direction and returned
to report, in great perplexity. that a
cove, surrounded by crowd had given
him some keys and made him a speech
when he asked for eggs"
It turned out, the major said, that
the Cove" was the mayor of Jerusa-
lem, who, deserted by his Turkish de-
tenders and presuming the English
forces to be descending on the city,
had surrendered by handing over the
keys Of the city to the frst man he
saw in British uniform.
AS it turned out, he continued, the
ceremony proved to have been good
practice for the mayor, as this digni-
tary was forced to repeat the process
three times thereafter.
"Brigadier Watson was informed,
he said, and going into Jerusalem,
formally accepted the keys Of the city.
But the devision general decised that
he was the fit person to capture Jeru-
salem and ordered Watson to return
the keys.
This was done and some hours later
the general accepted the keys from
the mayor for the third time.
But when the division general sent
a telegram to General AIlenby, the
latter replied that he would take the
city and he did so two days later.
''The poor mayor died two weeks
was said that ne con-
tracted pneumonia from so much run
ming around bareheaded.'
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-12-12
GUAM -YAP CABLE
HAS BEEN SEALED
Owners of the Line Unable to
State by Whose Authority
Sealing Was Done.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 11.-Disclo-
sure that the Guam -Yap cable had
been sealed at some time within the
past three days by some persons IIn-
known was made in statement Issued
tonight by the Postal Telegraph and
Gable company. owners of the line.
The statement said investigation
was being made through the COM
pany's New York office but that only
three agencies--the navy department
the Japanese government of the cable
have sealed the cable.
1t is not known. the statement said at
exactly what point the cable was
sealed
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-12-12
BELIEVE WOMAN CAN
SOLVE THE MYSTERY
Detective on Trail of Woman
Who May Clear Up Shooting
of New York Physician.

NEW YORK, Dec. ia young
woman ''who served in France during
the war tonight became the center of
police investigation of the murder last
night of DR. Abraham Glickstein of
Brooklyn Though admitting they
wanted to locate this woman. officials
refused to say whether she was sus-
pected Of being the one, who, conceal
ing a revolver in>-her muff, shot the
physician in his office and then calmly
brushed past several patients in the
reception room and disappeared.
Through q member of the physicians
family the police said, they had
learned the identity of a woman they
believed could solve the mystery. She
had not appeared at her home today,
they said. 1t was reported that de-
tectives had been sent to Philadelphia
to follow up the trail.
The revolver with one chamber, con-
tanning a discharged cartridge, was
found inside a battered muff, hidden
under a book case by the slayer be-
fore she left the office. The bullet had
pierced the fur.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-12-12
MOBILE JAIL DELIVERY
FRUSTRATED BY JAILER
tey The Associates Press)

MOBILE, Ala, Dec. 11.-An attempt
to break Jail here on the part of 0. F.
Shaw and James II. Ryan, federal
prisoners, waiting trial for attempted
postoffce safe bUrgiary, and w. z.
Dover, convicted Of burglary of sew
eral stores. was frustrated today by
Taller F. w. Gibson OF the county jail
The prisoners had smuggled in steel
Aaws and made a saw handle from the
iron handle OF water bucket A To-
foot piece Of rope. soap and two broom
handles were found in the cells Of the
prisoners.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-12-12
RAILROAD SHOP LABORERS
REJECT WAGE REDUCTION
az rhe Assoelated Pressl

NEW YORK. Dec. 11.-Representa-
uves of $1,000 maintenance of way
and railroad shop laborers throughout
the country voted here today to reject
any wage reduction proposals by the
roads and appeal to the railroad labor
board on Dec 19 for increases ranging
upward from IT per cent.
The Increases to be asked would
raise the scale Of maintenance OF way
men from 40 to 1912 cents an hour
and add 10 cents an hour to the scale
now paid all foremen and laborers in
mechanical departments
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-12-12
THE WEATHER TO-DAY

Pensacola and yicInity-Fair Monday
and Tuesday: somewhat colder Monday
night.
Winds-East and West Gulf: Fresh
westerly winds and fair weather.
u S. Weather Report.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-12-12
BRITISH TANK SEMINOLE
REPORTS FUEL SHORTAGE
(sy The Associated Pressl

BOSTON, Dec. 1.-THE British mo-
tor tank steamship Seminole, Baton
Rouge for New England port, report
ed by wireless today that sle was short
OF fuel, 55 miles off the Nantucket
Shoals lightship The coast cutter
Tampa was sent to her assistance.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-12-12

Mean same date last year, Sc.
Accumulated excess this year to date,
296.
Highest Of record for Dec, II degrees.
Lowest Of record for Dec. II degrees
Rainfall
For "a hours ending p. m, 0.
Total for this month to .. m. 5.72.
Normal for Dec Az inches.
Accumulated deficiency this year to
date. I7.0S.
Humidity
7 q mss u noon. ..65 PM. p
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-12-12
DOMINION COMPTROLLER
TAKES LIFE BY POISON

OTTAWA, Nov. 11-R. Z. Rouke.
comptroller of currency in the domin-
ion government, took his life tonight
by swallowing poison. The comptroi-
ier's office is the highest post in the
Canadian department Of finance under
civil service regulation.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-12-12
NEGRO TAKEN FROM
HOSPITAL BY MOB

FORT WORTH. Tex, Dec. 11.-Fred
Rouse. negro, packing house emplOye
who shot two strikers here Tuesday,
was taken by a mob from the city
county hospital at IL o'clock tonight,
after overpowering Miss Essie slaton,
nurse
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-12-12

Next phase Of the
noon. full moon, Dec.
i4th.
Next high tide about
, .. m.
Next low tide about
"a m. (f3th).
Yesterdays Weather.
- 4sgrA
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-09

were received were beautifully decor.
ated with pottcd plants. while red aud
white crrpc Taper ribbons were artis.
tiCnlly druped from the corners Of the
roam o. the massive chandelier.
\ series IT miscellaneous games and
contests were enjoyed throughout IN"
afternoon und later the children were
ushcrcd into the dining room. where
huge white frosted birthday cake
adorned with seven bright red candles.
was served with brick cream and mints
Ia the following little guests: William
Montgomery. Emma Gean Beard. Il g.
Nicely. Ralph Nicely Catherine ana
Bobby purr. Evelyn and Gertrude llig.
ginbotham Richard Johns Catherine
Kirk David Jackson. Jane Harry.
James Stanbrrry Virginia whale1
Tcttic and Robert pcacook BETSY san.
dcrs. Snirman Dee. Ruth stone. Thom.
~ Gardner. Onn Hardy. Catherine
smith Mnrgur.r Wheat Betty Gis,,
Billy Patton. Louis Newton riitnan.
Harry riggs and Alfred Glenn.
Ed Davis WIS the r.cipitnnt II many
delightful gifts.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-09

session. Reports were heard from tho
various officers on the last quarters
work and a complete report on the year
1899 was rad by the secretary.
IN. treasurer Mrs Frank Cook. read
card from the conference treasurer.
commencing the society Tot the splen'
did correctional report sent In.
After revising the roll the new year
IL beginning with a membership II
ninety and Mesdnmcs Tylor and Cook
were enrolled as new members.
Guided by the constitution and by
laws In the 1891 council minutes. tho
president u making nn effort a. ar
rang" the work Systematically under
officers and committees. The follow
ink are chairmen ~ special commit
tees. Mrs. Hall. membership. Mrs.
Jackson. flowers. Mrs. Anthony. local
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-09
Mrs. Grover Malone Enieriains ~
Felix Club.

Mrs Grover Malone entertained tn
members e the ~ Felix club most d.
lirhtmlly Friday afternoon ~ the home
~ h,r mother. Mrs !. J. Tollcson. Sla
Madison street. NJ three o'clock
Beautiful ported plants and u vasictv
IL cut flowers formed the artistic do
Grafton of the guest rooms.
For,y.two which was tn afternoon =
diversion was oniov,d until a h:" hru'
when a delicious salad course wd'
served O. the member and guests
During the afternoon the club was
favored Nv several d"lichtful rcadings,
rendered by little Misses Fern Eliza.
beth and Icssi" May, and also n mum
Ter NJ splendid piano selections by Ma.
Harry Crudgington.
Mrs Wagner made high score win
ming the privilege ~ wearing the clun
min until the next meeting
The guests ~ the afternoon We're
M.sdam,s Harvey NJ Crudginetnn. Il
T. Carter. W u Aster and Evans.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-09

chafttyi Mrs. O"en. parhonhgc. VICE
President. Elect Mrs. Bowen. voice pro.
gram. and Mrs. Deason. Bible study.
Sessions are TO bo rs follows; First
Wednesday. business. second wednes'
day. mission study; third "Wednesday,
voice program. fourth Wednesday. III
BILE study. and the fifth "Wednesday.
social day.
District chairman appointed wetc'
Mesdhnes Patterson. johnson. Hess
and Burks. The president requested
that quarterly meetings be- held In each
district ana that monthly reports be
given ~ new members. visits To IN.
sick and strangers. ana OF garments.
lunches and flowers gwen TO Local
charity
II was agreed By the members PRES
cnt "Wednesday that sending flowers
and lunches a. friends and noighbors
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-09
The .Nthenacum Club Meets

The A,hcnaeum Club met on Thurs.
day afternoon ut three o'clock. az the
home OF Mrs. 7. II. Cullum. 1894 Tay.
lor street, with splendid attendance
and the following program was rcu
dcrcd'
llustcss-Mrs j Il. Cullum.
Leader Mrs y. Il. Underwood.
Roll Call -Shakcspcar,-lia
life II Shakcspcarc-Mrs. Il. II
Am-s.
Early Editions of Shakcspear'g
writiug--Mrs T.. W pipkin.
Groups and Dates IT plays-Mrs J
T. Montgomery.
synopsis 1T Hamlet
Sources II rl1t-Alrs. !. &. Dicllic
Name ot Principal Characters 81
Play
\irtrula Music.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-09
Program for Junior u. y. =. 4. Tabcr
naclr liapllst Church.

The Junior a. Y. T.. 4. Of the Taler.
nacl" baptist Church will present ihe
following program Sunday afternoon
Jan. =. 1921
Sung Selected.
Prayer. ". Gotten.
Song Selected. Group 2 In charge
SubIrct--Thc Secret Friend.
Topic William Fairly.
Topic 2-Rohcrt Capell.
Topic 3Erncst Pypus
Topic l-l.eonard Num-.
Topic 5---M II. Gotten.
Topic G--Cora Golden.
LEADERS ten minutes.
Closing Prayer. u. Y. y. 4. Boncdlc
ton.
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Social Notes and p.r.nnnl Mention

MT ana Mrs. Avery Turner viii leave
Saturday morning for san Antonio.
where they viii spend several weeks
residing ~ the 81. Anthony Hotel.
Mr.. G. NJ. Mccullough viii act as
Chairman of The European Relief Coun.
ell during Mrs. Turner's absence. and
anyone wishing o. contribute to this
fund viii please send check g. Mr. Sic.
Cullnugh 40 the Guarantee state Bank
Mr.. and Mrs. a. =. Vineyard a.
CLAUDE. are guests ~ their son. Dr. s
y. Vineyard.
Mrs. 5. y. Vineyard ard her three
daughters. Guydrllo. Mary Mildred and
Joe Francis. left overland sor Abilene
Sunday. where they win witt for three
months after which Mrs Vineyard and
her two younger daughters Mary Nil
drod and Joe Frances. viii return home
Misn Guyd"ll" Vineyard. who IL a stu
dent IN AL"l,ne Christian college. Will
remain IN Ah"line until the close 81
school.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-09
First Christian Church

Program Tor the Christian Endcayor
Society.
The Christian Endcavors viii meet
at lOo o'clock sunday afternoon for
he following program.
Topic-'rhc Best Year l. Ahead.
Song
Invocation.
Business.
Leaders Introduction. resolutions
President
Piano Solo-lANcrno McNccly
Wherever We go let US carry word
cheer Slower krug.
DO We make our parents happy. or
70 ", flil o. de- the little thirgs at home
hat please them Halle Adams.
cur SUcicty Motto and It's Meaning
Willard GIN.
Do We live up TO the Moito-Alya
smith
Things which the sociciy can and
ugat to do In the Socicty- Francis
Hall.
Comments.
Song.
Mizpah
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The woman'> Auxiliary TO thu Ieeior
To Meet.

The woman's Auxiliary to the Legion
Will meet with Mrs G. y Rccdor 81.
1900 JACKSON street. an saturday. Jau
uary 18th. NJ three o'clock.
An impcrtnn. business session viii
lie hid nj this meeting when Officers
for the new year will be elected. 10 II
IN urged that every member De- In ~.
tendance.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-09

u social duty and pleasure. but y
not true social service. according 20
instructions from the conferences sn-
perintendsnt. Mrs. J. n smith, and mo-
really church duty. 80 the district
chairnen are not 10 report these ~
Ia former years. Mrs. culium In the
superintendent u social scrvicr ard
In prepared for the work coming IN.
der that department. such as questions
pertaining a. immigration. child labor.
social reform. sex hygiene. civic I'm.
prOvement. etc.
The vote was unanimous 10 con.
tinue the support Of the Korean Bible
woman and % make the pledge for
1921 not less than $500.
This pledge money IN apportioned u
per cent 10 foreign and 40 per cent "a
home fields.
The new lesson will he had nsul
"Wednesday.
Additional Society on next page.
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Circles Of the First Christian Church

The six circles NJ the Firs, Christine
church will meet on "Wednesday after
noon. at ?:3o o'clock at the following
homes:
Circle M. I. with Mrs Fcirlbcnl
1900 Monroe street
Circle No, 2. with Mrs Lee Bivins
1904 Polk street.
Circle No : with Mrs J NJ Russell.
l,oa Taylor Street.
Circle No. T. with Mrs McCuis,ian,
COS Monroe street
chcle No 5. with Mrs Arthur An
dcrson. 100 Fillmore street.
Circle No G with Mrs &. u Humph
rev. 1910 Harrison street.
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Program Tor Week of Prayer Ser,ice,
Tabernacle baptist Church.

The Ladies' Aid Society ~ the Tal.er
nnrl" bapti~i church will render the
following programs during the Week
II Prayer
Instead ~ thu one hour meetings
being held Ter six days. the meetings
viii be- two hours long. and viii only
cover three days In the week. al h.,
ginning promptly at two uclu,k.
Monday.
Suhject-l'raise. Prayer and STUD,
IT South America.
l.eader-Nrs Cheatum.
Hymn-S"lectcd.
Scripture Neutrality-suspicious. -. gs.
Prayer that Christians will get ready
for the Lords Return.
Talk-what Is Meant by Praislny
God-Mrs. Cochran.
l.eaflct-The First Commisslon--Air
S,itis
Piano Salo-S,lected. Mrs Farley.
Prayer for the Missionaries who are
taking the Book into the WOODLANDS.
Gathighi.
Leaflot-Sccking 60 BE- Stcadfast-
Mrs Chiffon.
solo-sought and Found. Mrs. Dor
den.
Talk-work In Cruguay-Mrs Calj
well.
llymn-"A the Cross"
Praycr-That Christians win put
forth all effort to lead the unsavcd q
! the Cruss-Mrs Warren.
Thursday.
Subjcct-Europc. Japan and Mexico
I.cadcr-Alrs. Cullum.
Hymn
Scripturc-Psalms 90. 30; lobby
Leader.
Prayer Of THANKSGIVING for Pilgrims
Mrs. Warren.
Talk-Thc Political Situation In Ev
ropc-Mrs. Borden.
Hymn.
L,aflct--Old Homan-Mrs. Billar.
Talk-A Fearless Japanese Baptis'
payor-Alrs Minis.
Prayer That laws relative To Japan
may be- made In the fear of Cud-Mrs
rubhs.
Greetings from Japan--Mrs. Hay
wood.
Lcaflct-Challcng 81 Northern
kwang Si--Mrs. Dllday.
Prayer. that plans Tor the women's
work In Japan may be diyincly guided
Mrs. Cartwright
Duet, Violin and Piano--Mrs Farley
and Miss Mcirick.
Talk-Thc Political Conditions IN
MeXico-Mrs Warren.
Prayer. That Our missionaries nov
IN forced furlough may soon he re
turned tu the ficld--Nrs Cheatu.
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Special Music. Polk street Method, -
Church

EMli. =. MYERS. choir Director
LILA AUSTIN MYERS. Organist
Morning.
Prelude IN GO" -Mcrkel
Authenticated the Day Has
Come" Woodward
With Solos Nv Mrs. Fred Luke ant
Harry Holland.
Offertory "Andantc Clntahle From
Fourth symphony" --WidJ'
Postludc March pompuso" --Barna
Evening"
Prelude" Evening -RnClSwei
Anlhem-"R,joicc In the Lord"
-kotzmn
With SOLO nv Margaret Baker.
Offcrtury-"Old Folk Melody" b.. 90.
--SteNcnsun.Hartma
Sulo-''Rock of Ages" -Rcmicl
llcbhie Patterson
pos;ludc "Hosannnh" -Diggit
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-09

Snng-B. Y. a. L.
sculpture Lesson. First psllm-En
tire q. Y. y. 4.
Internationally Leader. Mr. WI
sun.
The First Psalm q Prefno,.-Io Ham.
ilton.
The Cody Man win Not Associate
With Evil Docrs-Miss Fuller.
The Cody Man Loves Gods w0f
ship--Iaris Lair
The G"lly Man VIII H. Truly Hap
py-Mr Dllday.
Description uf the CnGolly Man.
Mise Dilday.