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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-24

this morning for the Santa Catalina
Islands, California where weeks
work VIII be put in prior TO the open
ing Of the regular training camp al
Pasadena en- March 3.
BESIDES the recruits a number Of
Bruin batter ynen also left for tue
coast today including the veteran
George Tyler Grover Cleveland Alex
ander, Jim Vaughn and Speed Martin
viii Join the club in California. I've
Cubs viii play at least % exhibition
games before tho opening Of the Ma
tional League season. Manager Evefs
announced,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-24
Pueblo Boxer Killed by
Blow in a Club Match

PUEBLO, Colo. Feb. 24-"Youns
Corbett, local boxer. was Killed by a
heart blow delivered by Young
Critic. in boxing match at the steel
works club last night.
The fatal blow came In the las.
round 81 a four round bou-. lie died
without regainfn-5 consct BUSINESS, half
an hour after be ng carried from the
rim.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-24

bleeding or protruding pileSor hem
orrhoids.
Ask the nearest druggist any
where in the I. S. or Canada for A
90 cent box. Be sure YOU get Pvr-
amid Pile Suppositories and take no
substitute.
Pyramid has certainly brought q
world of comfort to a great host OF
people VINO suffered. many for years
If you would like a free sarnDIA
send your name and address to Pvr-
amid Drug Co, COS Pyramid Bldg.
Marshall, Mich
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-24
Sew marriage licenses are Lawrence

Sew marriage licenses are Lawrenes
g garrison. Ethel Fac Frame. Hobart;
Hands. Ethyl II. white. East Chi
oako Orvile a. Hinlins, Florence /.
Gedfrey Hammond; William u. Sinai
Madeline Courtright. Hammond. Louis
20 1zou or Buclah III Slmms. Cary.
lg es S. Savage. Cleveland. Margaret
IItchs Hammond. Ellis Comanase,
IA Broga. Indiana Harbor; George
ez. Mamie Anderson, Gary.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-24
CUBS LEAVE FOR
CALIFORNIA

CHICAGO. FEB. 24,-Manager Johnny
Evers and a score Of Cub recruits LEI.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-24
GRIFFIN FREED
IN A HURRY

CHICAGO. Feb. -shatterlng all
available Cook county records Tor
speed Jury today found ] Ellsworth
Griffin. so. not guilty OF the staying
Of William c. Bryan, hts business as
soei7tg The Jury dellberated Just six
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-24
Offers Dempsey $4,000
to Meet Paul Sampson

NEW YORK. Feb, fry Green.
matchmaker Of the Fenway A. A. Of
Boston, yesterday wired an offer OF
$4,000 to Jack Kearns for Jack Demp
sey to meet Paul Sampson. New York
heavy who recently beat Gene Tunney.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-24

Rs.,Ea EEgsisasssss-=zzrsszss,,z,--EElz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14
UNITE WEST
FOR TRADE

Increasing the home use ~ North.
west products with the eventual idea
Of Including the entire West In the
movement will be discussed by repre-.
sentatlyea OF Washington and oregon
industries at a conference az Tacoma
Thursday.
A new organization win be formed
10 work along the lines 81 the Seat
tie chombsr Of Commerce thru It's
Northwest products committee.
one question 20 be answered will
be whether TO unite the whole West
AZ the beginning. or whether II would
he wiser 10 get the movement firm.
~ on It's feet In the Northwest states
before attempting 10 ortnd II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14
ALL SET FOR
BARBER PARTY

There won't be any RID Van
Wrinkles IN the Dsighiorbood of tho
Mother Ryther home this Christ
mas.
Glen Mcleod and his squad of en-
pert shearera are going 10 I'll their
annual engagement at the home next
"Wednesday evening and have Issued
an open invitation ~ other residents
OF the n.ightorhood 10 como Ia and
get free haircut.
Yes. Horace. they'll bring plenty OF
Pom.po.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14
Character Analysis
Will Be Explained

A practical Approximation OF the
mental law Of sale" will be the
feature Of the monthly dinner meet.
Ing OF the Seattle Life Underwrit.
ers at the Masonic club rooms In
the Arctic building. Thursday at
9 p. m. Ava Lee Struthers II
Vancouver. u. C.. vocational expert.
will be the principal speaker.
Mr.. struthtrs will set forth
methods by which individuals may
be analysed and placed In the vo
cation where they are best fitted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14
THIEVES GET
VARIEDLOOT

ciRnrcts and revolvcrs were the
chief loot 81 burglars who operated
In Seattle early Wednesday.
y. l.. Edlor. 1918 Third ave, re.
ported HIS grocery store was looted
OF 5000 cigarcts and SIS IN cash.
A revolver was stolen from a. ~.
GIN, soi2 18th ave. ~. w. In addition
10 three suckpins. a necklace and
keys.
A thief who broke the glass In n
door OF L. 4. Wren's home at s23
2sth ave. took an eietcric mantel
clock, a revolver. some cuff links
and n purse.
An incense burner. a thimble. an
apron and $3.50 In cash were stolen
from NJ. Wiley, btoi Lntona ave.
Crawling thru "A bedroom window.
a thief departed with y. u. Looname's
watch and chain and SIS In cash.
Loonamo lives at SCI 18th ave. ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14
HARD LUCK TALE
GETS BY TILL HE
SHOWS FAT ROLL

Caught In the act. police say. Of
stealing wood from the Arms a
Scott Fuel Co.'s Ballard yard.
Tuesday night. Matte Hannuia.
~. told Patrolman II. r. Peterson
such pitiful story thst the cop
was inclined 10 let him no.
A. n precautionary measure.
Peterson searched Uannula's
pockets, and brought 10 light
roll OF bills containing use.
Hannuia WIS held In city jail
Wednesday, on an open charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14
Bremerton Realtors
Will Be Feted Here

The financing Of Seattle and West
ern Washington industries viii be
the subject Of an address by John
!. Conway at a meeting OF the Seat
Tie Real Estate association Thursday
noon at the l.. g. Smith building
restaurant. Brcmcrton realtors VIII
be guests Of the Seattle body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14
Suspect Is Seized
After Bold Holdup

Arrested M a bandit suspect. FL
mer JeffricH. %. baker. was held
for investigation wednesday by de-
tectiver. jcffriea was arrested short.
" after two bandits had held up T..
G. HOLSTER. ei4 w sist vt. Mt West.
lake ave. and Virginia ~. early
Wednesday and robbed him Of s2i.7b.
When questioned by LIEUT. w. y.
Justus. JeffrieH denied any oonnec.
ton with the robbery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14

An EXCEPTIONAL fNvi,SrMl TENT
AND PERMANENT MENr
| can place you In a business That
will pay you good wages aud also
net you large returns on your
money invested. The Investment
IL well secured. The work u clean.
interesting. aud working condl-
lions are excellent. Product In In
great demand one man and one
woman can he used at present time,
This will appeal 10 any ambitious
person seeking good inNeriment,
along with services 1850 required
Fun particulars $40 white build
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14
Three Women Held
After Liquor Raid

Three women were held In the
city Jail "Wednesday. following a raid
By the dry squad on 1914 King st.
Marie Barry. IS: shirley Stanley. s5.
and Marie Kay, 90. are the women.
Police aay drinks were served In the
HOUSE. and hold pint bottle OF
moonshine and a marked 81 bin as
evidence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14
Buggy Hit by Auto,
They Ask $4,000

Asking sio.soc and costs for In.
iurion alleged 10 have been re.
celvrd when their buggy Was
struck by the Defendants auto. J.
". Radls. ~. and his wife have
fiied a complain, in superior court
arninst l.. X. Henton. The scci.
dent Is said 10 have occurred July
20 on the Pacific highway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14
Farmer Accused of
Forging Big Check

y, d. E9ns. 30. farner. was
charged with forgery In the first de.
ere. "wednesday. on complaint OF
Milo Mijotonic, who said Evans had
passed bogus checks amounting 10
5000 on him. Evans was arrested by
Detectives II. 4. Benjamin and @. l..
Gordon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14
ACREAGE
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME
sLi,NnLn lMrkoxEp

- sPt.ENpip LOCATION
Ihe most attractive place Co be
found in the country for price.
Neat comfortable little buns allow /.
well built good sized chicken
house. rabbit hutchcs. large OF.
chard OF almost every variety In
run bcartnr small fruits OF all
kinds Flow oras Hhtuhberys largo
garden. all OF land thoroly cleared
excellent soil. fenced and cropu-
fenced. facing county road. 600
feet from lake, splendid view
some standing green treea. This
place must be seen 10 he sppro-
eiated, Adjoining ] acres can bs'
bought for 1850 IL desired. Price
h,ttai casy terms acceptable from
satisfactory party. Take East
Madison car aud kirkland ferry Go
burke a Farrhfn office In Kirk
land ask for Mr. Harlow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14
THEIR LIBERTY
is SHORT-LIVED

one minute after they had been
acquitted OF second degree burglary
charges by "a jury In Judge Austin ".
GrifflthH department Of superior
court Wednesday, Pete Hasof and
Frank Bennett were renrreHted and
new charges Of a similar nature are
being filed against them by Deputy
Prosecuting Attorney 4. III. Pattcr'
son.
aasoff and Bennett arc alleged
members OF "A gang OF burglars
rounded up by Sheriff Matt starwlch
and his deputies after more than
SO 600 worth OF loot had been oh
tanned In King county.
They were ready 70 plead guilty.
according 20 Prosecutor Patterson.
but tho trial went thru as scheduled.
and the jury after a short dclibera-
ton turned them loose.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14
rrNERAL sEnyIcEs for Mn

FTNFItFT SENNT'To TOT HrN
Margaret Hammer. wife OF Adolph
X. Hammer. 2z33h Second ave. will
be held at .. m. Friday Mt the West
Seattle Undertaking Co. under the
auspices OF Seattle Post No. IL.
American Legion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14

NORTON.--M F.Adams. Aorto
cattle buyer. injured In auto aces
dent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14
STOCKS AND BONDS

WILL BUY LIBERTY BONDS
1000 Western Smelling & Power.
goo johannesburg Mining Co.
WILL SELL
United r. Inland Finance.
10 Johnston Piston A. Ring.
100 Simplex Auto wheel.
100 Topper Mfg. Co.
10 Texas Superior OIL.
200 Western Smelling a Power.
600 Hothert Process steel
500 Universal High Power.
500 Rainier Gas Crystal
500 Davis Car Co.
I 900 Boundary Bay Oil.
1000 spartan OIL.
AND MANY OTHER STOCKS
MAX WfSKLER
2ft Union 81 Elliott 0shn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14
OPPORTUNITY FOR A I'VE MAN
TO call on GARAGE TRADE

NOT AN AUTO Attf.SHohi
10 you arc open 10 real live proro-
sition, where you should MAKE
$500 n month from the very starr.
and gradually Increase your IN
come. A. this line in repeat bnni-
mesa We give you real nrrchan-
disc that Will sell on sight when
displayed This viii appeal 60 any
ambitious man who has 1850 cash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14

SPECIAL STOCK OFFERINGS
2. 4, I United Finance.
100 Adams Motor. Wonder Truck"
s25 Victory Rubber ~" Heels.
200 Sound Rubber.
100 Futreli Coupler.
5000 Beacon Coal Mines.
King Airahip.
500 Davis Car. Totem"
200 Parry oil.
1000 Rothert steel
40 Woodcork co. OF Am.
10 Johnston Piston 4 Ring.
wanted--fdberty Bonds at Market.
Red Desert on Synd.
q. J. STEEPLE
1i9 Cherry ST. Main $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14
WATER suuTOFF NOTICE

water will be rhut off In the dis.
triot between East Lynn ~. ana
the Lake Washington canal. be-
tween 18th ave. ~. and goth ave.
~. Thursday from . a m. 10
.. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14
81 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

HUSBAND COT DROWNED. WISH
20 sell, on easy terms, 40-room
country town hotel. Fine busi-
ness. real and personal cheap, or
trade. Elliott 1881
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14
OIL, LEASES

ALASKA OIL LEASES
AND DRILLING SITES
COLD BAY AND hNcHDRA GE
sol Alaska Building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14
iIAnpwAnE sronn Ar nuyALl.

combating Of stock and fixtures.
general hardware and house fur
nlnhtAEA Will be sold To the high.
est bidder on sealed bids. opened
at the office Of the undersigned,
Wednesday December ~. at 1850
n M. Inventory can be Inspected
at this ogfico. stock open for In
speetion on request inventory
valuation. tii2o Address y. 4.
Hilis. 1888 Z. 9 smith nldg.
SHOE REPAIR SHOP ron SALE
At bargain Singer sewing ma
chine. finish machine. IS pairs 81
second hand shoes and all tools
for shoemaker for 1850. bish
Nftfh ave II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14

Transient charge nae~ru~taE. 70
~ut- q ilnc per tas~rtio" tss~ ~"sas
10 q narl. Sin Insertions TOR s"e
srf~~ cf tive.
Transient eash In advance sdNer-
asiag. ~ cents a tine per tn>eft'ee
lsiN word. 90 . uas,. STA t"-efo"s-
tor the price ef five. -
Classified sde~rtt~ements VIII NJ
sceersed up Co ~ o'clock esee "e.
a. for the regular afternoon edt-
denS
Neur credit d. geed. rsene Nss"
1oopn. asst TOR the Classified NdNer-
Duup<D~psrtmea and place sees
snat." before the largest 1ua'e"''
= aAr AarlIsae.I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14
!, FOR SAI.E--wATER FRONT
PROPERTY
LOGGED OFF LANDS

LAND. GOOD SOIL;
good location. the right price. on
terms. Inquire Meiiketohn a.
Brown. 1901 l. G, Smith Bldg,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14
20 roR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SrAR-A-STAR SHINGLES
$, per NJ, delivered from mill. Sam
pies West Seattle Ferry Landing
West 0S9t . 10 5 o'clock.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-01
By RUTH AGNES ABELING
Chapter LXVIll-I Destroy My mile Post"

] thought fnr moment aH ! walton.
'd The expression un the face ~ John
Ames that hls memory was about To-
Dtfu, back
But Boz au iusiuut The flash wac gone
and b., looked duly go 40, floor
Come. dear" Mrs Aruea drew her
husband o. his feet and like AN obc.
disut child b.. walked along beside her.
couldn't help thinking. us they
walked out. ~ how much John Ames
would have given for that dear on
certain night when h. had wanted 10
talk 90 Lila and she lmua silently closed
hcr door on him
Probably that kindness then would
have prevented this suffering now
Uut DC b. characteristic of We humans
o. think ~ things after b. is too late.
'Turibl,-isnf u7' ! said. realizing
as ] uttered them how fnolishly super
tmous the words were
Tom didn't answer f.r r. long time
Finally
Yes, 10 D. terrible. and ! wonder how
10 BIS ~ going o. work out But what
ABOUT YOURSELF Are you tir,d'"
U was gratifying 10 know hat hc lt
least thought 81 mo sometimes
~ nm tired" I said. feeling sudden
Us dizzy and weak
You had probably better go up to
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-01
AMARILLO BOY SCOUTS.

Amarillo BOY Scouts aro making for
themselves n place and a nnme This
organization II placing It's Imprint on
The lives and the characters ~ the lads
~ fhe u'r for good. u b. said 10 the
credit OF thos. who are taking an ac.
tive part iu tho affairs Of this orruni.
yatlon. inlt they ore Investing in a
very real way in the welfare ~ society
now and m the years 90 come through
ihe boys of the community.
Horny Nealagc. Scout Executive.
who BE- boo charge Of the Scout program.
D. looked 90 Tor tho direcuuuaI super
vision oi the work. Under him are tho
various active forces In direct touch
win The hoys rhemsolycs he cams
into this rify "a stranger not alone 90
the people boo personal way. iut also
wns hc strange to rho ways ~ the cit.
isshs in This portion OF the United
states. Despite thcsr hlndIclps hc
has gone steadily forward with his
WORK ard created Tor the work an at
mosphorc that means much TO the
people Of this cy and section.
The Scout Executive ls man who is
itiona'H in earnest concerning his
work o. has allow d nothing 10 side
rlrk him. BE talks and writes about
ine Boy scouts b. b. evidently think
ing 10 terms OF Tho American boy ono
oi old has said out ~ the abundance
~ 10 'he mouth spoakoth." In the
event this BE- true. and none have vet
developed the ability 10 disrroye In. IL
may safely De- inferred that Henry
NessAr' has e. heart and mind richly
stored with thoughts Of tho bows 81
The Hit OF Amarillo. This is h.s blk
task rrd n" is giving IL attention In "A /
vital and comprehensive way
Illustrative ~ tho thoroughucss =
ih' work being done by Execuus, Nos.
siag' 1r. fh' reports just issued from
De office Tt.y are complete Boo every |
o'ial and represent vast measure .
~ n'usi1kug and time Boz their M /
rnFemeri Every phase % the work I
~ This aty has b.cn given minute at 7.
'niion. ana This uortags more On .
pha'ieaHt Than words could fn. b,|
heart and soul interest Boo 90, Frat.
hoys nrean11tion. BE- gives The
American boy the h.shes, p1,,u-r,
sHo'r human poss.bu.u.s for good .
ana thereby inspires ANA h.lps The
ioys themseIyss
'"'n'crrIw 'ol. e'ao.r shrim ..arn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-01
Bt OLIVE noBrRrs BARTON

Who has the pink pearl thut Dee
longs Co. her Royal Highu,ss the Fairy
Qrccnf" repeated Cap'n PennywmkIe.
who" exclaimed Nar0. ir sur.
prise. do you think that somebody
has H."
Capu peurywinklc Sad that ~
course. he didn't know but a. the
Niggisfins were always hunting some.
thing to eat 10 wasn't likely that any.
fhing so bright would esotp, their no.
iicc
Eut would they eat IT," asked Nick.
oh. you just can't tell" answered,
Capn peunVwinkle
~ you'd lived On the sea a. long
as ! have" curly. M. sea.hor-,c inter.
upi.d You'd never trust anybody II
they can't eat up things they hide
'em Such flnps, M pockets nj Guns
~ things a. some wigElefns have,
lou'd Do completely SURPRISED list
.lok at that uichiu There"
oh. Oh cried thu Twins together
- they heheld the queer locking thing
Why. as Harry hedgehog he .
allen into OBJ" wspr said Nick
No. It's burr OF su believed
chestnut-tree in the meadow e s.ol,r.d
Nancy. getting down on Der knees ON
Tho bottom Of thu sea . huk.
"liec. he,. hre" snick.r-t tho Ia.
tle. round. prickly.loolling ohjec, tb.,
everybody wns 20 curious about Ana
with that h. wgddlc.l away about A.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-01
What The People Say
MINI RAILROAD \ORTU +"

Quoting from The editorial under the
above heading in the Suuday. oct. go.
issue Df The Amarillo Daily News. the
editor SAYS Let nn one boz DISCOURAGE
because Tho ties rails. grading outfits
are NOT 900 tho ground for the railroad
/ g" and through ,he North Plains coun.
/ try The absence of these things
/ d"ss NOT mean that the road will never
Do, MuIt'
And goes on Co say that railroads are
never started in jas, that way Wen.
It is not my intention Co tell. on Try o.
/ i'N how such au onerprisc j. started.
hni simply q. drop q suggestion.
] thiu. DO has been Jess than 30 DAYS
! That Con. Geo a. GuDthsis came out
with q published statement that the
'nIt wlE fu Hu. tbr uilrmds of the
/ Hii'd States .n rVug hasis was
/ tH oicrtiy Them Tint steam locomo-.
i''- wore entirely .uo expensive mo-
'.i power. and that they mus; gradual
} Doe Replaced ht Iho electric moter.
h.i'.. e.iue t1y father . want 10 cau
! attention i' au article ON mage three.
part one OF ths same i~sl. 1t tn Daily
News which hodIa. .s Electricity At
Mine Mouth s tu Experiment This
article -ues uH 2. s1y that % large steam
steam ELECTRIC generating uAnt h,s
hs"n installed leo some large coal mine
ana hy b'ine sl located that the fuel
cost Is V,u Hgnt since freight charges
are eliminated entirely. Electricity goes
over hieh tension wires fo some sixty
| three communities no 90, state ~ mi.
unis. the power plant being located in
/ Christian county. IU
This proposition presents itself o. me
| while Vs. have uu coal mines in the
I ianhandI, We hiN. thr mine rrDussi.
tion skinned "a miie Tor ch,ap fuel Al
we need to o. is to install large cleo
/ iric generating plant Boo orr rts field
and W. have tho power o. not only el.c-
/ ifity Amarillo hgt every town ln The
Panhandle and .llso o. start o. elactrify
The railroads Off tho United states hv
starting with the building 90 tho pro-
posed read i0 and into %, North Plains
country and make DO ar electrically
equipped railroad
The cost Df Transmitting electric cur.
rent ON hieh tcnti0n lines b. very small
as compared to piping gas in hrg. pipo
lines This viii answer the objection
! sDmo may raise that Vs. might 81 '0 ~
cNpene. 20 installing large power
plant and our gas would thon riay out
This est T. trivial rs compared fo hv-
'nE large gas mains f0r carving eas %
The dnors oi cur towns and cities
Al right Let's h'sr frm ihs next
fellow Respectfully submitted
JOS. {. WYNN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-01
PRESBYTERIAN
LEADERS WILL
meet IN CITY
AMARILLO GATHERING WILL
BE HELD ON NovEM-
Der 5, 6, AND Z.

Texas Presbyterian leaders VII
gather m central points for impor'ns'
rresbytoral home missioss confer
e-oes cxtesding through the state = ON
october 30 t1 November 20
Dr. Charles l. Oyerstrect. district
secretary Of the Presbyterian New Era
Movement fur the svnods az Texas.
Oklahoma Arkansas and Missouri. viii
take an important part en- tho confer
enccs IT, win bc leading Figure ~
meetings paso. OF 70 san Antonio.
Nov 3. Austin. Nov 2 Houston. Nov
=
These conferences are 20 b. educa.
'ional and inspimt.onal 20 give inform
alton Of home mission needs. opror-
iurities and responsibilities. and %
arouse an interest and secure re-.
sronco from al the churches in pray.
'r. sympathy service and funds
Such conferences win he held in two
0r three centers iu each preshvtory
where fhe churches can ho most con.
y"riontlv grouped Three teams -
speakers. working simultaneously. will
operate from 20 conferences q week
Presentation Of the Home Mission sit.
ultion In Texas and in the Nation vii.
h' accomplished by discussion Of WAYS
and means Of bringing the churches
uu to measure Of their responsibility
and opportunity
Team 40. . win follow this schedule.
Fort Worth. October 80. Forest Hin.
October 3l Grapevine. November 4:
Denton November Q. Cmnbury. Nov
'uhor 81 Vernon November 4: Anna.
riiln November g. 6. E. Plnnview. No
v'mhor 81 Post. November o. Stamford
November %. Brownwood. November
1913. San Angelo November -.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-01

your room aud ,o.f ln drop BOO again
soon
", was leaving bIf Iust then Grace
appeared in th' doorway
"pafdun-i duuf know r0u were
here There wa- nothing boo beer voice
which should have troubled m,. bat her
smile was almost too happy and in
fingered en- Tme face ruuldu1 an.
swcr her smile. h1du seen h,l since
had heard her voice that Afternoon in
TOMS office
How b. Nh. Amos2" heard her ask.
ing
And in Tom auW,y 90 seemed that
! could find tome too gentle
Without word a. either I slipped
ont of the door aud started up the
stairway
"HIolEa are you ill7' Tt, was con.
Germ Bon Toms voice
But had answered my voice would
have hrok,n--so rushed ou mp the
stairs into my own ruum and there
cried the thing ont.
Alone Iu uy room Tint afternoon I
decided that ! should never sci, Tom
Bradford again. M little 'mI.uoH' 7
tptc up aud as ! drorse1 .f into the
waste basket ! folt as if Was destroy.
ng my own heart
90 be- Continued
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