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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-19
School Vocational News
From District Twenty

| oWlnE To tnc largo atrcn0ahCe OF
boys in the fifth and sixth grades. Miss
Gaines classes in manual training have
been so divided that there are now
twcnty-nine each week, noccssitating
giving each class an hours work. The
classes continue until 4 o'clock. II
takes something serious TO keep the
boys away from the interesting class
periods in Miss Gaines department
Just now few are homo with the
mumps.
Mr.. Haaff's wood working classes
have completed drawings for saw hors-
es for the different wood working de-
partmonts of the district.
The fne large stock room for tho
printing department is completed. 1t
is dust-proof. will hold n carload of
paper. or more. and is valuable az
dition to the shop.
Drawings for beautiful chairs for tho
dining room OF the bungalow in tho
domestic science section have been
completed by the advanced wood work.
ing classes.
Mr.. Shufelt's boys in tho Junior high
manual room have been hard at work
racks, foot stools tabourets. etc. Draw
ings are required for all articles made
This department has Just completed
nifty checker boards for the Rcd Cross
Tho Junior high manual rooms have
40 boys enrolled.
Due TO tho rapid growth of manual
training work in Pueblo school, dis
trict No. co. Clarence 4. Finch. OF Elko.
Nevada, has been added to the manual
staff at Central high school
Int ha hec INF sfr,-
tho annual for 1891. 1t is also getting
out n 4-pase folder for tho district en-
titled, How to Prepare Copy for
School Paper" which is simply n COM
prehensivo review of the requirements
in the news room of the average dapy
paper.
Tho welding classes had to have more
room. SO they moved down into the
forge room.
Wednesday and Thursday last
were bread baking days extraordinary
I'm the domestic science rooms at Gem
trail The two dozen determined sem
iors got to the school at $50 a m, ana
put in two solid days making bread,
rolls. buns. and twists. of many var
iotics. 1t was a glorious victory.
Two of tho busiest departments In
Cnetral are the typowriting and stem
ographic rooms. Tho equipment is fair.
but the demands arc heavy. and the
days too short.
Junior high sewing classes are max
ing princess slips these days. There
are many little girls crowded into
small room. with light equipment.
More room is needed.
Tho night schools are TO have n pa
per called "Tho Polytechnic owl" is
sued from the Central printing room.
il. e. Stillman viii be in charge. with
Il. T.. Albright. editor for District I.
and Il. W. Frick, editor for District 20.
. In tho machine shop the boys are
working under the Smith Hughes sys-
tom of three hours each day. They
propose to become skillful mschinists.
Tho 81 boys taking mechanical draw
ing under j. 1. lockout arc busy as
beavers. This work is intensely in
terestinE, and the boys are loath TO
leave the class room at the end of the
period.
n
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-19
WILL WAIVE
THRONE TITLE

Budapest, Feb. is.--Count Andrassy
former foreign minister is reported to
be ready to waive in tho name Of
Former Emperor Charles the latters
title to the throne IL the claims of
Prince Otto. who was heir apparent,
are recognized by all the royalist fac
tions.
Otto who is now ton years old. will
attain his majority at l6 years of age,
under the rules OF tho IfapsburE
dynasty.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-19
DO YOU LIKE
FRIED CHICKEN?

Fix up your chicken house. coops and
yard and take advantage of the cut
prices at the Newton Lumber Co Good
inch dimension at $500 per NJ.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-19
NINETEEN ARRESTED
In DENVER RAID

Denver. Feb. 1s.--Nincteeu men were
arrested on charges of vagrancy in
raid by the police on the quincy club.
an alleged gambling resort at mid
night last night.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-19
FUNERAL woTTCn

Mrs. Nioiet y. Try. aged ~ years.
died at local hospital Thursday
night She is survived by her husband.
Olen V. Fry. at tho family home. 6ol
broadway. The remains were forward
cd to Toledo. o. last night by the
United Davis-Vorics Undertaking Co.
Mrs. jennie G. Barnes. aged Al
years. died at a local hospital Thurs
day night She is survived by hor
husband and eight children. at the
family home. ill2 Ash street She was
a member OF the United Brethren
church and the Praotorians. Tho fun
eral Will be held this afternoon at $50
ifoni the United Brethren church. Bur-
ial will be in Mountain View in charge
OF the United Davis-Vorics Undertake
ing Co.
Tho funeral OF Henry Edward Mac
Frarlane. Jr.. was held from the United
Davis-Nories chapel yesterday after
noon at o'clock. Rev. II. T. Gary
officiated. Mrs. S. C. Ainley. accom-
Jesus Wants Me For "A Sunbeam"
'Beckoning Hands, and safe In the
Arms of Jesus" The pail and flower
bearers were Ada Ward. Jusnita Col
Inns. Nellie Drain, Ellen Hasty. ~Nesta
Hasty. Dorothy Schroeder. Helen @chro-
der and Ruth Elliott. Burial was in
Roselawn.
Tho funeral Of Charles L. Johnson
will be held from the First Methodist
church this afternoon at . o'clock
Rev. +. Il. Zimmerman will officiate.
Burial will he In Roselawn In charge
OF the United Davis-Vories Undertake
ing Co.
The funeral of Manuel Martinez took
place yesterday afternoon at ! o'clock
from the residence. 1861 Santa F'c ave
nue.. Burial was In Roselawn in charge
OF Mccarthy Brown.
Mrs Sarah Heathman, aged 81
years. died yesterday at "A local hos
pital. following short Illness. She
Is survivcp by her husband. l. 8
Hca thman. and ono daughter. Miss
Elizabeth Hcathman. The body is at
the funeral parlors OF r G. Mccarthy
and company. Funeral announcements
will be made on the arrival of a rcla-
tive.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-19
CARDS. TO CATALoGUEs-Pr.nAIin Pre-.


THD fine candies you hear about but
seldom SEQ arc on salo at tho Palm
Candy Kitchen today at special prices.
RESERVED SEATS for Schumann-
Heink will 20 on sale February .1s'.
at . O'Clock in tho morning at
the Silver State Music Co.'S, 2oS N.
Main street Ticket holders only will
have tho privilege of rcservinS seats
Tickets now selling at &l.5o to $3.50.
plus war tax.
PURDTS CONDITION THE sAME;
j. S. Purdy. aged man injured in "a
collision at Broadway and Mesa ave-
by, authorities at the st. Mary's hos
pital last night to bo unchanged in
his condition. He is conscious at
times. but not for long periods. and
seems slow to regain strength.
INVENTORS AND DESIGNERS
NOTICE - Let us mako your model.
We make models. develop inventions.
manufacture tools. dies. patterns. spe-
cial machinery. etc. Consult us free.
THE IMPROVED POWER & MA
CHrNERY COMPANY. Engineers and
Builders. 3o9-5i1 SO. Victoria avenue.
Pueblo. Colo. zoo feet from tho Union
Depot
SLIGHTLY SCoRcHED KINDLING
AT Foloy's one-half price.
HYDRo-sToNE HOMES. Phone s7s.
EASTER SUITS-Lct us make your
Easter suits. We mako the price. DUN
DEE WoOLEN MILLS, EOS North
Main.
OUR COAL makes warm friends
P. A. Cessna, Phono 5T.
NINE1AND NJ. p. CHURCH-wc
will close our Revival services with the
services OF tomorrow. Morning topic.
Mistaken Ideas Of Faith. Evening
topic: blindness that God Can't
Cure. Sunday school 1880. Epworth
league e:i5 p. m. Pray, work, attend.
that these last services may bo "A sue
cess according to Gods standard OF
success.
ENJOY the show moro by taking
some of our flno home made candies
with YOU. The Palm Candy Kitchen.
LET US TELL YOU ABOUT OUR
SATURDAY SPECIAL $500 BASKE EFT
OF FRESH FLOWERS. THE puEB-
LO FLORAL COMPANY. 523 ". MAIN
STREET.
PHONE FoRBUsH FOR COAL
Bring shoes down this morning. Ec-
onomy Shoe Repair Shop. sos N. Main.
FIVE CENTS for developing Kodak
films any size roll. Expert Photo
graphers We do It right Leave IL
at o. ready at 3. AUSTIN. Photo
Ersphcr. Elito Studio. Masonic Build
ing.
HAULING of all kinds. Phone
s47.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-19

.AVoNDALE NJ. L. CHuRCH-Mor-
ming service at 1000 a IN. tomorrow.
Sermon topic: The Manhood of the
Master. This is followed by the Sun
day school at 11:0o. Epworth League
7:oo p. m. Thursday eve. is social
events night at the church. You are
invited.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-19

II YEARS in Pueblo without a fall
ure; PRIDE OF the ROCKIES FLOUR
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-19

SPECIAL Sale today of home mado
TAFFY 25c per ID. at the Palm Candy
Kitchen.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-19
Mig. sarah Heathman. necd
IN NfI-NIORJtNJ

Oft and oft our thoughts do wander
To a Eravo not far away. where w,
laid you.
Wife and mother. darling.
dust one year ago today.
K. G.. WILKINSON AND son.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-19

EASTER SUITS-Let us make You,
Easter suits. We make the price. DUN
DEE WOoLES MILLS. aos North
Main
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-19

evening for class on Tuesday evening
II 1t is suitable for Rev. Collins.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-19

All.Steei Safea and CabinetA Tha
Best. O'Bricn Printing Co.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-19

DANC1NG-In the w o. w. hall,
Opera House block every Saturday
night. Good music. Given by Utelum
Council S. B. A.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-19

BIG Chocolate Sale at Ellington's
Saturday. Many varieties on sale at
both stores.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-19

IF you want to see the Seven Won
ders of the World come to tho base
ment of the Church of the Ascension
Saturday afternoon from . to Sand
to o'clock in the evening. Public
invited.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-19

DON'T fail to see the old fashioned
TAFFY pull at the Palm Candy kitch-
en- today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-19
CITY BRIEFS
Nine. Schumann-Heink, Feb. 2s.

EASTER SuITS-Let us make your
Easter suits. We make the price. DUN
DEE WOOLEN MILLS, 2oS North
Main.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-19

THD fine candies you hear about bu
seldom SEQ arc on salo at tho Palm
Candy Kitchen today at special prices
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-19

LET US TELL YOU ABOUT OUR
SATURDAY SPECIAL $500 BASKET
OF FRESH FLOWERS. THE PUEB-
Lo FLORAL COMPANY. 52s N. MAIN
STREET.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-19

PATRIOTIC SERMON of the Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution will
be delivered by the Rev. r. c. Boss
in the Pilgrim Congregational church
tomorrow morning at Ii o'clock. All
Daughters are requested to attend.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-19

Tho 81 boys taking mechanical draw
ing under j. l. lockout arc busy as
beavers. This work is intensely in
terestinE, and the boys are loath to
leave the class room at the end of the
period.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-19

The funeral of Manuel Martinez took
place yesterday afternoon at ] o'clock
from the residence. 1861 Santa F'c ave
nuo. Burial was In Roselawn in charge
of Mccarthy Brown.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-19

. In tho machine shop tho boys are
working under the Smith Hughes sys-
tom of three hours each day. They
propose to become skillful mschinists
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-19

Dance at Brantzel's hall on Rye rost
Saturday night, Feb. 10. Boseker's or
chestra.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-19

The hno large stock room for th'
printing department is completed. I
is dust-proof. Will hold n carload o
paper. or more. and is u valuable az
dition to the shop.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-19

ION is still King" and will be for
many years to come. Why not get
into 1t now. The Mutual offers tho
best chance to get into it riSht-for an
investment. Offices in the Amhurst
Building.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-19

Mr.. Haaff's wood working classes
have completed drawings for saw hors-
es for the different wood working de-
partmonts of the district.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-19

The night schools are TO have pa
per called THE Polytechnic owl" is
sued from the Central printing room
II. G. Stillman Will be in charge. witt
Il. L. Albright. editor for District I
and Y. W. Fricls. editor for District 20
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-19

Drawings for beautiful chairs for tho
dining room OF the bungalow in tho
domestic science section have been
completed by the advanced wood work.
ing classes.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-19
$25 and up

Como In and let US show you
our line of woolens. We can
SAVE YOU MONEY and give
You a suit that will FIT AND
WEAR.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-19

Junior high sewing classes are max
ing princess slips these days. There
are many little girls crowded into a
small room. with light equipment.
More room is needed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-20
owEN MOORE AT THE DEANDI

Tho name of owen Moore has become
anonymous with that new variety of
comedy that has taken the American
thcatrc.goins public by storm. Some
people call II polite comcdy"-it'a ~.
ally comedy drama. depending for Its
humor ON complications wherein the
hero IN wrong every time hc IL right.
II inspires sympathy for the hero--and
makes that sympathy cxpressIble In
laughter,
In such comedy as this. called THE
Poor Simp." owen Moore Ii TO appear
at the Deandi thcatcr "Wednesday and
Thursday.
The story deals with the rather sur.
prising adventures of rich young
American who caves his fiancoe and
her mother to attend To a trifling er.
rnnd. and runs into u street fight and
right out ~ the picture. lie finds him
self In a taxi with a beautiful unknown
young woman and gangster
By the cyclonlc development of plot,
the young American finds himself de-
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Probably at first he did Join In. but
was struck with the horror and shame
81 Il al. 20 marh 60 ;ha, he turned
and rcbuked his companion. Expressed
his ponltsnce ana TRUSTED and was saved
DARKNESS and Death t.5a5.5OD While
an this was going ON the Savior's Huf.
fcrlngs Increased IN Intensity. At noon
there fell upon the land darkness
which lasted three hours. We N'mcmber
that according To the Jewish time. which
Matthew follows. AZ o'clock In the day
was the sixth hour. reckoning from six
In the morning. Johns method of
reckoning was the Roman one, like
ours from midnight to midnight. Bear.
ing this In mind. We readily understand
the apparent difference between John
and the others.
During this period OF darkness the
fearful agony was reaching l,s end.
The outer darkness was accompanied
by that II the soul. About o'clock In
the afternoon Jesus cried cat In the
Arumalc language the words quoted
from the 22d Psalm. My God. my God.
why hast thou furmken moe" The
facrcd mystery of this agony We can
not penetrate. but we should think of
Il with reverence aud awe. In some
way the saviour felt. for a little while
nt least. the unspcakabc horror OF the
souls separation from God.
The Hebrew word for God being a
part of the name Elijah. same In the
group supposed Jesus was calling for
THAI prophet. one kindly disposed per-
som molstcncd the lips Of the Saviour.
hut others haunted him even upon this
lcry. Let us see II Elijah win help him"
In All seven utteraiicos of Jesus upon
the cross are recorded. Matthew men
lions only this one. lur aftcrward II II
only said that Jesus cried with loud
voice and yielded up his spirit" This
may have been a cry of pain. and need
not be identified with one of the other
savings. because these would not ~
given have required lound voice.
with this par.ing cry ~ agony the
spirit ~ the Redccmcr took ita flight
from the human body.
The Appeal Of tne Cross. The appeal
~ the cruss To mankind IL expressed IN
the great saying ~ Jesus recorded In
John ie:32. And !, Il | be lifted M
from the earth. viii draw all men unto
myself" Wonderful has been the ful'
nllmcnt OF this prediction. Through all
the ages. through all lands. through all
changes. the grcat attractive power and
process goes On.
The appeal IL the cross to the inGi'
vldual human being Is no less striking
thnn that to the world nj large. The
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-20

Topic; Jesus on the Gross.
Golden TeNt--I;od commendeih hi, own
love toward ~. IN that, while We we're
yet sinners, Christ died for rs Rom.
SIS.
scripture Lesson: Matthew ?;.33jO
90 And when they vcr, com" unto
a place called q Hlg1iht thli ls Co. Uy,
The place of skull 90 ihay gave him
wine Go drinks mingled with rll' and
when b. had tasted o.. D., would not
drink o. And when they hld cruCit,d
him. they parted bis garments among
them. casting lots. 20 ard ih,y ut and
watched him there 81 And they SIT
up over his head his accusation written
THIS Is JESUS THE KING OF THE
JEWS o. Then are thcr' c-uclued
with him two robbers. one GOO ihe rgh'
and one on the leit 80 And they that
passed rs rallied un him, wlggiug their
heads. 90 and saying Thou lint destroy
est the temple. aud huliissi 10 in three
days. save thys,lf II thoui &C., 10" SON
% God. come down from "a cross q
In nksminnyr also the chief priests
hacking him. with the scrih,s and I'D
ers. said. a. H. saved others hIms, u
he cannot save. He h the King 81 Is
m-,l: let him now come down from The
'crCss. and We viii believe on him Al
He trustcih on God, let him deliver him
now. u NJ dcslrvth him. for b. said.
am the Son ~ Cod. a. And he robh,r'
also that were crucircd with him east
upon him the same reprcach
a. Now from the sixth hour ih"r'
was darkness over an the land until ,h'
ninth hour Jesus cried with loud yHlr'
aying. Ell Eli, hma blchthlni
that Is. My God. my God why hast thot
forsaken me- a. Aud some u then
that stood there. when they heard q
said. This man Callcth Elijah. - Ans
Iraightway one of them ran. and tool
a sponge. aud fillfd 10 with y.ngar. ane
put Il on a red. and gave him 90 drink
80 And the rest said. Let be-. let us So
whether Elijah com,th To- save him. q
And Jesus cried again with a loud voice
and yielded Up his spirit
Introduction times, as We hnv'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-20

Latin transntors naturally used their
word caiyarIa. and this has passed into
our language as calvary. Tine name
seems most likely TO have been derived
from the fact that the knoll with It's
rounded top and natural marks ON It's
slope rescmblod nj distance the hu.
man skull In carrying his cross from
the hall 81 judgment Jesus had been
borne down by lis weight and ON reach
Ing the spot was physically exhausted
So they gave him wine mingled with
Ignll. bitter drink which was supposed
a. doadon the senses, but he declined To
drink II when he tasted the narcotic In
h. This seems to show that he did not
wish a. meet death IN AN unconscious
state. but with fun faculties and with
every sense alive to is pain. Then MAS
| lac cruclflcd
While Jesus was suspended ON his
cross. the soldiers who were watching
divided his clothing among them which
seems a. have been the horrible Gus
tom Of that cruel age. Matthew says
/ simply. They east lots" but John "N'
/ plains that there WAS one garment
especially which they did not wish to
divide. because Il was woven throughout
without seam. and upon this they
I cast lots. ~ To- whose u should be.
Along with Jesus two robbers were cru.
Gifted one on each side. IL has been
isuppostd that the middle cross was
INTENDED Tor Banbhaz. and these two
had been associates ~ his In the muir.
dcrous riots In which he had been IN.
gagged A. the request of the Jews Bar
ahhas had been let go. and Jesus put
I'm his place Thus additional indignity
was put upon the Son ~ God by being
.cruciflcd between criminals ~ the low
est type
Drrislon and Reyiling ts;;59in The
horror aud plthos ~ that scene are In
tonHficd by thu fact that the hcartlcss
crowd scorncd and ridiculcd the limo
'rant and pailont sufferer II II tcrribl,
60 think that even the religious leaders
among the Jews led IN this cruel and
sinful mockcry Three taunts are her,
described by Matthew: one was that
Jesus had once said that II the iompl'
were destroyed. he would build u II
three days The saying seems to have
stuck In the memory ~ his Prosecutors
We know that he was referring to his
death and resurrection. but they regard
Il IL then and remembered u now "a,
an idle boast. ~ they said that II h'
has such power as that. let him save
himself. and n be- IL ~ he claimed Il
De- IN, SON 81 God. let him come dowr
from the cross The second tauni grew
out ~ his remembered saying that h
had come 10 save the lost. So they aii,
that that was VIVA, he promised Tor 9th
ers. but he could not do IL Tor himself
N h, was the king OF laracl, az h
claimed. let him come down and thcl
would believe on him. The third taun
was based upon Jesus perfect trust II
{ God. H. had claimed ca be- the Son u
God. and So related tu God IN peculiar
way. So they challenged that " Thu
were true. bet God himself come ant
rescue him as a token of his love.
Matthew briefly says that the roblrrI
who were crucifi,d with him Joined II
these reproachcs We learn, however
from Lukc's account that one of thcs
; CONDEMNED men must have rccuilc
|. from his participation aud ropentse
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-20
THE BIG PUNCH"
DUE WITH BUCK JONES

"Thc Big Punch" written by jules q.
Furthman. which In to open at the
Dcandi Thcnier ON Monday brings the
cyclonlc young William Fox star. Buck
Jones. In another remarkable picture.
II is said the photoplay has been given
most effective production. the scenes
having been taken In the beautiful San
Joaquin Valley ~ Southern California.
The story In ltA unfolding, II rcplete
with dramatic incidents, giving this fine
YOUNG actor opportunity for a most
sympathetic and forceful portrayal Of
n mnns struggle against those who
have wronged hm--a struggle In which
he IL inspired by the girl he loves and
by his noble old mother. who never lose
their faith In him.
Jack Ford directed the picture. The
stars leading woman Is Barbara Bed
ford
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-20
STARTING MONDAY,
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO
De SLIGHTLY CUT
ONLY FOUR WEEKS MORE ~
WHICH CONTESTANTS MAY
WAGE CAMPAIGN.

Starting Monday morning March n,
and closing at 4 o'clock Saturday night,
April end each and every amount 81
SIS worth OF subscriptions In the ANA.
RHO News subscription contest viii give
the candidate $4,000 extra yoacs
Counting from Monday morning.
there will h. only four weeks n the
contest left In which to win the fine.
new 1900 Overland automobile. the
ssis Ford sedan or one Of other nine
prizes. You have plenty of time 90 win
this award II you will make good use
81 the $4,000 extra vote ballots which
are now being given.
Candidates should not overlook the
fact that the offer II 1900 extra vote
ballots on each five subscriptions hand.
cd In will continue until Wednesday
night. April 18th. and they will not b.
issued the closing days OF the contest.
Did You Work lIard'
How many u the $1,000 extra vote
ballots did You get7 How many n tho
10000 ballots will you get THIS week.
You should work hard a. secure a.
many Of these as YOU ala Of the $4,000
ballots and In this way hold better
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The $4,000 ballots will h. issued for
two weeks only Following this offer
VIII come the ballots for 95.oo0 extra
votes each and then the least u them
ail-that ~ the 1000 extra votes on
each amount Of SIS worth Of sulscrip.
TORS
IL does not seem possible that anyone
would deliberately lct one ~ these bis
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goodly share 81 them Tor themselves II
you are working In the contest and are
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you should figure that even one vote
would help you. No one viii know an.
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every possible one
WIN Take Many Votes
Il Is going to take several millions Of
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Ford automobile In this contest. How
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Ara you going rapidly toward the mil
lions IN your votes II YOU are no,
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them. you must make n a pant this
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cross challenges the intellect IN IL doc.
tFlno us atoncmrnt. II moves the feel.
lngs in it, pathou and ita awakening 81
gratitude and love. Il summons the
will IN It's call to conservation and 10
service. II invites the whole man TO
the hollcst and highest things Of which
man IN capable.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-20

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