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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-27

quickly" and HE only gives ny ha''s'
who healiaies 10 give.
A cali was delivered from the vclun'
ie.ia ~ America Tor Infants Columns
ana night garments tor woman a,la
the president referred the need 10 w
dlstric, workers. The district sessions
for the first quarter are to Ne he' '
aho,t the middle Of March, and work
done. aud mans completed for an Eas'r,
bazaar and market The nssiS'an.
hostesaes appointed foT the silver isa
20 l.. given Thursday. March IN" ', a.
NJ the home ~ Mrs. q. 7. Oliver. l-vs
Tyler street. were: Mesdnmes ClarN'
I.rachmnn. LcNrveu Vaughn JohnSo'''
Gllvin. vealc. Rockwell MooF', N'Nv, s
and RAY. Each member !. repurs'.u
To invite a friend OF ncighbor' ns"
members recently enrolled are Mts'
West. Mrs. WIN \. MilIsr. Mrs. Reeves
Mrs. Vnnshnw, aud Mrs. stewart
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nuehanan street Mrihe,lI.t Church

sunday sehool o a. M. preaching. II
a. m. children at y. m, and the young
pcople n, 9 y. n. The evening service,
AZ o'clock. viii b. ~ more than usual
interest. Matters ~ vital interest will
b. introduced IN connection with this
service We will have an address by Mrs
Person. Tho-, who have heard Sister
Person speak know how well She is
qualified osntorlaln. II you have not
heard her speak. this Il an opportunity
you should not miss. The sermon nj
the noon hour will H. on prayer The
pastor will take you into various fields
who're prayers are made and will un.
irrtakc 90 anayze the spirit and dis
cover the motives usually present IN
those who pray. Good music always a
part OF our services.
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Meeting n Ne Held BY the Woman's
Auxiliary Of the First Christian Church.

The woman's Auxiliary ~ the First
Christian Church vim meet at $50
O'Clock on "Wednesday afternoon In the
parlors Of the church. The Executive
Board viii NEE, at O'Clock. and Il Is
urged that all members b. present and
on time.
During the afternoon the folloslne
program wfil b. rendered:
subicct-China.
I.eadcf-Mrs. C. Y. Warren.
Scripture Reading.
pRyer-Mrs Jones
Hymn No :ol.
Transitions OF the Bible In
China" Mrs. w. =. Bran.
Piano Duet-Mrs. A. W. Shouts and
danghfer.
Talk Teaching the Bible In China. "
Mrs. T. y. Mirfrig.
Vocal Solo-Mrs. Newly.
Taik-"six Hobbies and a Family"
Mrs. VIII Benton.
Piano Solo-Mlss Dorothy Baker.
Review OF Bible Study.
c. W. u. ami Benediciion.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-27
Week of Prayer by W. NJ. 4. Of IN,
SECOND Baptlsi Church. .
for February 27th.

Program for February 27th:
Devotional. Psalms ~. 81, 76-Mrs
Thaxton.
Talk. THE Privilege Of Praislng
God' Mrs. Kluiz.
Talk. "'rhe Power ~ Prayer"-Mrs,
Porter.
Chain Of Prayer. 1.-THE Man with
Two llands"- Mira Webster,
Talk. Missionary Message ~ the
Lords Prnyer'-Mrs Grlswold.
Closing. Tho Lords Prayer.
Program for February 2sth. Sub.
ject, In the Mountain, ana the Ne
gro" in Htt
Devotional. Acts 4: sc.9s. Psalms IA
l.i5 and i2is--Mrs. Pierce.
Heading of Leaflets. lis II Worth
" hires --.diss Ssa SULLIVAN.
Heading. "sercnity,'---Mrs. Collier.
Prayer. Talk About southern Hap
tiSt Mountaln school work"-Mrs
tiriHwold. aE uh'
Heading In concert PAIN gi--Dy all
"Soulhorn BAPTIST Work Among IN,
NeEro''--Mrs Thaxton.
Reading ieaflct. 1.-THE Tie Thai
lnnds''-- Nra klutz.
Observation-Disclosures
Program for March end. Subject
"lngathaing Day"
Devotional. Psalms 1911. and Lev
1871 a9,ss--Mrs. w'ssster.
lasaAdinH, "AmcricaniztIon.
Prayer 1rI f.i $3.50
Reading. ~ Real Valen,lnc"-Mrs
Porter.
Prayer.
Reading. Savannah dood Will Cen
tcr'-Mrs Klutz
chain ~ prayer.
Reading Southern Baptist W0ri
Among Foreigners
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womAn's Mlssiohsry Society Of the Bu
ehanan siret Methodist Church

The woman's Missionary Society OF
the Buchanan street Methodist church
win meet on "Wednesday afternoon at
, o'clock In the church for the follow
ing program:
Hymn-"s,and Up For Jesus"
Devotional ENerclses-Leldcr. Mrs
Ford. .-.....
Roll csii--Answer with verses ~
Scripture.
How We May AISLE IN the chris
tlnn Movement" Cline.
Memorial Day 81 China Mission Work
Airs. Saunders.
Notes From Key West school-Mrs.
Irwin
The Gospel IN Korea"-Mrs Moles
worth.
Prayer Terninder-Mrs Richardson.
Closing Prayer By the President,
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curRcm or the NazERINf
Corner 10th and buchanan
Narulng Services.

sunday sohcol. sl5. Robert = MOI
gan. superintendent
We invite the ruhlic and '@p',lln,
IN. uonatt.ndnnt a. visit oar ~hoo''
"a. M, nronarcd ,n take ear" ~ YOU
nlfo you will find 'ha' 'h" teachers 'I'
NJ the very hest and can interest 70"
and maxi. you feel w'lcnmc' -.
Preaching ~ q. 90. Rev jas 4"
cooper. Pastor. D..
Rrv. Coopers mission In Amarilo "
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Church u Christ

Tenth and FILLMORE Sts.
SUNDAY Bible GLASSES for all ages.
children and adults. with competent
teachers begin promptly az 10 "a. M.
The church meets 10 "hrcak bread
every Lords Day following the custom
Of the apostolic congregations. n u. M.
Gospel preaching II "A. m. and p m.
Morning service-"A Group OF Para.
bles.' vcn:nts-'rhe Two Covsnan, "
Sunday evening. 6l5. a special moe,
INK Is arranged Tor young pooplc only.
Wednesday the regular coming tn
gc,her Tor the mid week devotional eN
ercises we all ~ much need. 5l5.
Has the making q money grown tire
somoF Has pleasure become a bore
Have friends proved untrue Docs the
nome.hie fail to Eatisfy7 Have your
ambitions been thwar;ed? fv'omc o.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-27

Glasses. fsr III In the school. and hearty
welcome 10 all.
The W. NJ. y. OF the church viii OBJ
sery. ,he week "f prayer this coming
week beginning Sunday AFTERNOON al 3
o'clock. Every lady is urged to BE- pres
emit. II you are not interested In Ais
sions ia because. you are not Informed.
"Wednesday night IL the regular busi'
nVfs meeting OF the church and each
member II urged to attend. At that
service two new deacons will h. chosen,
besides other very important matters
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-27

IN preach the goapel. This he y doing
~ .. -, a., ~ ,r1or. with - Vision
" @ the .sIr,iusl needs * the people at
lars- gl,lsv .om such truths 'na'ssre
Of sperlai va vital interest % a" men mem
aherctorf. vs. inyitr the public 10 psar
him knowing YOU win not be disappoln,'
-" co. Win some asht .powerless car'tickel'
ing mcssogc that can profit no one
Evening scrvlccs-N. 7. -, u m
The young peo,de's society VIII render
a very interesting program at THIS houf
and all young people is Invited.
Devotional s vlce--7' n m
preachlnr -I1.5 ,. m- by pastor
Ewryboly n, q "a nll these HerV'
Ices
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". ". =. q fthc Polk Street Methodist
Church.

A combined Bible aud Mission STUDY
Sesstn IT the W. VI. :. Of the POLK
street Methods, Church. was held laT
Wednesday. and az the close q hriel
busin,ss session was held.
Chairman IT the four districts are
rcQuctcd hv the president to collec,
pledg, cards before next Wednesday,
business session. Pledge donation and
membership dues are used by the Mis-.
sicnary Council e. nav salaries II mis-
si0nari,s. nurses and teachers In the
various fields sixty per cent Is used
for work IN the United states. Those
who lCannot render missionary service
IN person can thus help 20 send others
Tis fahi. lie gives twice who gives
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-27
CHURCH NOTICES
First baptist Church

Sunday school AZ the First Baptis,
Church will b. held at $40 n. w; morn.
Ing service will b. AT n. with sermon
by the Rev. II. W. Virgin, pastor. Spe.
ciai music for the services viii he a
solo by Airs. ], q. Jenkins
The Senior and Judsonlan y. Y. 7. u.
viii meet nj 6 o'clock. The evening ser
vice will begin AZ O'Clock. SPECIAL
music for the evening will b. furnished
By the church orchestra and solo BY
Mrs. Robert Wilson entitled 1T Was
for Me-" BY Scott.
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First Church Of Christ Scientist

Services every sunday morning at
N .. M. wednesday at $50 y. m; sun
las schuol 10 10 u. m, for students
under go wears ~ age. subject for
sunday. Christ Jesus" A reading room
Is mainiained In the Smith building,
foom -. and IL open every afternoon
from ESQ until 3. except sundays md
holidays. where the Bible aud author
iz"d Christian Science llteraiur can be
read or purchased The public Is cor
daily invited g. afford the services and
90 visit the reading rUum.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-27
Lutheran Church

The Lutheran services will h. held
on Sunday afternoon IN the Episcopal
church. Ninth and FILLMORE streets. at
3 o'clock. Lutherans. come To church
during Lent and hear the message ot
salvation. A cordial invitation In ex.
tended TO the public to hear the word 81
God at the Lutheran services The sub.
jcct of the afternoons sermon viii BE-
'Wbrldlness. q. a.. iunge, pastor.
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A Isrful LIE

The Senior Endeavor OF the First
Christian Church viii discuss Useful
Idvss" sunday. February q. This In a
very interesting topic no matter what
our ambition may h.. After our meet
inEs We have get acquainted social
We invite you to spend the evening with
Ne SiN D. m. II the time
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Tabernacle baptist Church

sunday school s.3e a. M; preaching
II "a M and : y. M. SUNBEAM, ESQ v.
m: Juniof y V. =. a.. sAi q. M. Senior
u. v y. 4. = y. m.
We extend cordial invitation 10 all
o. attend our services The orchestra IL
furnishing some excellent music and the
choir .s doing some fine work.
Rry W. g. Garrett ~ Matador VIII
prcarh u; our church Monday evening.
: u. M. l.. sure and come 10 hear him.
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SOCIETY

communion: y. M Monday. Wcdnes.
day and Friday. Litauy and Dcurtcniial
office. Tuesday. Thursday aud Satur
day. evening prayer
ON "Wednesday an address. Robert n,
MacCnllum. rector.
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The Central Presbyterian Church

Nointf lfhtn ana layWI Sth
Sunday school. gl0 a. M: preaching
service. ~ u, M: Junior Endcayor 23O
y. m. In annex. intermediate Endeayor.
$40 y. m. In annex. Sanior Endsayor. G
p m, In annex evening services. y. m.
YOU are cordially invited to attend these
services. Rev. II. Thomson. minister.
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Chnrcl, Of Christ

WIN meet sunday February %, at
small Woodlands Hall at II a. m.
Subject To h. lnyostigatcd-"What the
Rlll- Teaches on Cups Used In the New
Testament" Observance uf the Lords
supper Communion services immcdi'
Is after Bible reading.
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second Baptist Church
II0 North pIercet 81.

wv NolNH tlfI''h ~
Bible school, s45 a. m; morning wor'
fhlp-Tcnt Jno isi7. II a. m; sun
beam. y. M: Senior and Junior y. Y
=. T.. si5 y. m. evening Text-Phil
2.2i. y. m.
We urge you "a attend our services
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-27

Light Of the World" hx tho pastor, in.
nlor Endeavor. y. m; intermediate
Endeavor. y. m; Senior Endeavor. 6
p. ~. evening services. theme. "The
Guest Chamber" by the pastor. Rev.
/ Roy Rutherford. pastor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-27
81. Andrews Episcopal Church

Services for the third sunday in Lent;
TAO Q. m. Holy Communion: $40 a. m.
Church school; n a. m. Morning
prayer, ante communion and sermon;
On. m. evening pFayer and address.
Services for the week are AS follows;
10 4. m, Tuesday and. Thursday. Holy
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The ID. A. Rs To Meet on Tuesday,
March lsi,

' Tina D. A. RS will meet ON Tuesday.
March !. ut so'elock AZ the home IL
tho Misses Burgess. i4iO Tyler street.
A FUN attendance IL requested.
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Tho woman's Auxiliary IL the Central
Preshyaterlan Church

Tho woman's Auxiliary ~ the Cen
trail Presbyterian Church will NEE, IN
social session on Wednesday. March 2
At .. O'Clock. at the home Of Mrs. e. T.
Herring. 240O Van Buren, street All
members are urged 90 attend.
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Houston street Methodist Church

Sunday school sab q. IN. The social
meeting for prayer ana coiifSencc viii
be- held at the residence II Air Jas T..
Welsh. IlOs y. sixth street. wedn,s.
day .. M Cordial welcome TO al.
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Convention Suggestion

Have your oversight tested ana
glasses fitted by DIR CLAUDE Wol"
corr. Eve. Ear Nose and Throat
Specialist, Fuqua building.
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First Christian Church

Eighth and Taylor
SUNDAY school. sIb n. m. Horace VI.
Russell superintendent; morning ser
vice. iO4i a. M. theme. "ie Are the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-27

Jesus hs bids Yen find In Him peace. n
new hope. and security. Matthew II;
$3.50 y, y. Shepherd. Evangelist.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-28
CARY ELKS BOW
TO CARDINALS
VietOry-Seek Contest With
the Staleys.

Chicago, Nov 2S.-The Chicago
Cardinals advanced a step nearer
a game with the Staleys for the
city professional championship by
defeating the Gary Elks yesterday
at Normal park. 81 to 0.
The Cardinals scored in the sec
ond period when KOehler drove off
his left tackle for a touchdown
after the ball had been rushed to
the ElkS7 two-yard line
Ping intercepted a visitors for
ward pass in the final period and
sprinted So yards for the second
touchdown. Paddy Drfscoll scored
the final touchdown just before the
end of the game by running 40
yards for a touchdown from a
spread formation.
The Elks played strong defen-
sive game but did not have the Of
fensive strength and made continu-
GUS Roadway. Perrin and Leverett
played good football for the Elks
and repeatedly slid off the Cardin-
ais tackles for short gains.
AS a result of this game. Mana
ger Chris O'Brien will challenge
the Staleys for the local profess
sional title. Manager O'Brien con-
tends both teams have been beaten
and a struggle for the city cham
pionship would be the proper game
to close the season.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-28
AUTO RACING
AMONG THINGS
HE HAD DONE
Boy Who Boxes Mike Dundee Is
Also Expert Swimmer and
High Diver.
BIZ J. L. HUGHES.

Gene Watson, the boy who is
matched to meet Nike Dundee at
the Illinois theatre next Friday
night, does not have to rely upon
his boxing ability alone to earn his
osily keep. Although only 20, Wat
son has already taken a crack at
high diving and at the automobile
racing game He started boxing
four years ago and worked these
other forms of excitement in dur
ing duh periods.
Boxing always was a fascinat-
ing game for me, although | have
not confined myself to It," Watson
Is quoted as saving. Il am only
20 years old, bat l have had lot
OF experience at different games
went to St Mary's college in 1915
and there 1t was that | started TO
box.
but I got In the automobile
racing game in some way, and in
a couple of the big events around
Los Angeles l managed to get into
the money I'll say that for pure,
uradulterated. Eerve-racking, grip
ping sport, auto racing is easily
tho king of them all. l like the
dtring class of games, and l guess
that is why l eventually decided
to become the champion high diver
Of the world.
while Norman Ross was in San
Francisco I swan against him on
a number OF occasions, being then
an amateur. | also won a lot Of
high diving contests; but, coming
right down to the bottom of things,
/ prefer the boxing game as 4
steady business" =
When Watson came out of the
west, where he had acquired feath-
erweight 1aurels on the coast, he
was not familiar with the kind of
boxing in vogue in this section. In
meeting his first opponent, George
Fox, champion of England, before
a private club in Chicago, he was
afraid of doing something that
would disqualify him. However,
he didn't fool around very much
and won on "A technical knockout
IN the third round. This immedi-
ately brought Watson to the front
and it was not long before promot-
ors about the Windy City were
clamoring for his services. Wat
son later met Paddy Clancy and
gave the Irishman a decisive lac
ing.
Gene is of Italian parentage and
an exceptionally bright young fell
low He is clean cut and goes
+ about his business of boxing with
the keenest ENJOYMENT. He always
wears a smile in the ring and this
fact brought him the nickname OF
Smiling Gene"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-28
INDEPENDENTS
LEAVE TOTAKE
UP new ABODES
All of Them Hope to Return Newt
Fall and Give City Another
Winning Team.

Exodus of members of the fpds-
pendents from Rock Island, beFun
last week, was given impetus Sat
urday with the announcement tbs,
hopes of playing Buffalo had van
ished, and today most of them have
reached places of Information .tor
the winter. A few plan remaining
awhile. Everyone pledged himself
TO return next fall if possible.
Emmett keefe has gone TO his
home in Chicago. He plans to sticl
in the big city until another season
rolls around.
Brick" Travis has returned n
st. Charles, a suburb of st Louis
where he holds an interest in an
automobile sales agency.
Buck" Gavin is back at the Uni
verstty of Detroit, plugging away
at his dental studies.
"Ziggy" Hasbrouck went home 10
Scheridan, Iowa He Will remain
there until after the holidays. when
he expects to hit the trail to the
lumber camps of the north.
Jerry Johnson gained an extern
sion of his leave from duties in the
United States navy, and has gone
to his home in Sioux City to spend
Christmas.
ODE Woenig is in nc particular
hurry to leave Rock Island but
eventually he expects to land in
Inwood, Iowa, to park his feet IN
der the home table.
Ed HeaIy left Saturday afternoon
for Sioux City, also. He was sum
moned by the Cudahy Packing
company, which concern had grant
ed him a leave from work during
the football season. He hopes to
greet friends in Rock Island in a
few weeks on his way to Spring
field, Mass, to spend Christmas at
home.
Jimmie Councilman has Joined his
mother and sister in Chicago. He
intimated that he might return to
Rock Island in a few weeks 10
seek a position which would put
him here permanently.
Sid Nichols has returned to his
home in Des Moines to remain dur
ing the cold months.
Harold Hanson is still in Rock Is
land but he intends to head north
soon for Minneapolis, where fur
lined coats are the order.
Dewey Lyle, Eddie Novak and
Walter Buland plan to stick around
these parts. for the time being at
least. Dewey is looking for an Op-
portunity to locate here perman-
emily.
Oke Smith of course, is here to
stay. being as how he has a part
interest in a business establish
ment TO look after.
jug Earps hangs his hat N
Monmouth in the off-season- while
Lane Bridgeford is back at his
home in JOY Both plan to return
to Rock Island off and on between
now and next season.
Paddy Quinn is native Of the
city. and naturally has no inten-
lions of leaving.
Dick Barker has joined the ath-
Ietic department of Iowa State col
1ege at Ames, where he played foot
ball. He expects to be retained on
the coaching staff of the football
team next fall, and if so may not
be able to return to Rock Island,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-28
JAWN M'GRAW EXPLAINS.

Manager MCGraw of the New
York Giants certainly has the cour-
age of his convictions Since the
close Of the series some critics have
PANIED him for his judgment in
twice starting Fred Toney. instead
of Barnes, who was the hero of the
series. This from McGraw should
silence them: Il pitched Toney
because he had performed consist
emily throughout the season and
made possible the winning of the
pennant. Barnes was a bust the
greater part of the year. His work
was d bigger surprise to me than
any one else. OF course l was de-
lighted. Even after the first game,
[ lacked the courage to start him.
Perhaps he went over his head.
However. I am not discussing thai
feature because he delivered in a
pinch"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-28

DARTMOUTH WANTS
CHANGE OF COACH

Failure of Dartmouth to do
big things in football the last
two seasons has caused the
alumni to shout for more &C
ton. In football more action US
ually means a change in coach
ing. Eastern Dartmouth grads
look on Larry Bankart with ia
vor. Cannell, the present coach,
and Engelhorn are mentioned as
his assistants. 1t would be an
all-Dartmouth staff. A fund of
$685. 900 to cover the additional
expense has been inaugurated in
the east. Dartmouth's over
whe1ming defeat by Cornell
started the campaign for bigger
things in a football way.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-28
BASKET TEAMS
OF CONFERENCE
RESPOND TODAY

Chicago, Nov. 2S.-United Press
Western conference basketball
teams began getting into action to
day for the initial strenuous prac-
tice sessions of the seasons.
Though few of the camps, par
ticularly Illinois, have been work
ing two and three afternoons a
week since September, arduous
trials have been withheld until to-
day when the football candidates
report for the first time.
Most of the fives have been hard
hit by graduation and it will be
necessary to develop practically
new teams, using one or two vet
Grams as nucleus.
Michigan. Chicago, Purdue and
Illinois,, leaders last year, are the
logical reporters for tituIar honors.
with Wisconsin and Indiana as
strong possibilities.