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Evening star., 1921-11-16
ALUMNI TO HOLD REUNION.
Eastern High School Association
Plans for December 22.

Plans for its annual reunion De-
cember % are being made by the
Alumni Association Of Eastern High
School. The reunion will be featured
by a vaudeville entertainment, which
Is being arranged by q committee
the faculty of Eastern High School.
B. G. Foster and Prof De Witt
Croissant of George Washington Uni
versity.
Evening star., 1921-11-16
OFFER TO ASSUME LOAN.
Canton Government willing ia
Take Up $500, 900 Defaulted. .

Tho Canton government. through
Mr.. 500, its representative here. has
offered to assume the $5,50o.ooo loan
of the Peking government which is
held by the Commercial and Conti-
mental Trust Company OF Chicago and
recently went to default. Mr.. 500. in
a letter to Secretary Hughes. said he
had advised the American group Of
the consortium to that effect and was
ready to "entertain reasonable prcpo-
sitions for the renewal or refunding
of the loan"
The action Of the Canton govern
ment, the letter. said. was solely for
the purpose Of Saving China's credit -
The Ordway new era., 1921-04-01
GAVE DINNER SURPRISE

Mrs. H. T. Bennett and Miss Bon
nie Walker entertained with five
course dinner as a surprise on Mr..
Guy Walker and Mr.. Bennett, on
Wednesday eve, at the home of Mrs.
Bennett. The decorations were very
pretty having used pink rose-buds
for the center piece and rose basket
favors for the place cards. 1t was
a delightful surprise and most en-
ioyable one.
Covers were laid for the following:
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wilson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Mattingly. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fl. T. Bennett. the Misses Billie Jack
son. Gladys Hosler, Mildred Edgar,
Rubv Case. Myrtle Worker, LaVera
McNulty. Milderd Davis. Eileen Prem
dergast. Bonnie Walker. Estell Eek
er, Florence Smell. Messrs Guy Walk
er, Gus Worker. Earl Barker, Eden
Becker. Donald Buell.. Fred Buell.,
Dewitt Horney and George Walker.
The Ordway new era., 1921-04-01
ASSISTANT CASHIER LEAVES
AND INTIMATES A SHORTAGE

J. A. Shipler. assistant cashier of
the Crowley State Bank, left late
Wednesday night for parts unknown,
leaving also a note at the bank d.
vulgfng a shortage in the bank ac-
counts. The note exhonorates his sis
ter who was also employed in the
bank, taking the responsibility him
self.
1t is stated that he went to Rocky
Ford and boarded train there some
time between midnight and 4 o'clock
that morning. There is a train each
way between midnight and 4 O'Clock.
Bank officials had not announced
the amount of the shortage at the
time this paper went to press.
Shfpler is young man, and had
been held in high esteem, and his
friends are grieved over the affair.
The Ordway new era., 1921-04-01

DR.. Hugh F. Lorimer attended the
State Board OF Health conference
held in Denver Wednesday.
Mrs. c. w. Hancher, wife of the
district superintendent of the Meth
odist Episcopal church of Pueblo is
the guest of Mrs. C. q. Barker.
Perry Behymer of Denver was in
Ordway this week transacting busi-
ness.
Forrest Pedigo had his ankle
sprained one day last week while
playing ball and is Just able to with
out crutches.
Mrs. Alex Pedigo has had good sue
cess with her incubator having 103
chicks Matched from 1874 eggs.
The Legion is working hard on
their Negro Minstrel" play which is
to be given early in May. Watch for
the date.
Miss Hilda Sears, Miss Ruth Cling
er and Mr.. Cash were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Flynn.
Homer Reid of Pueblo is visiting
with friends in this city for a few
days.
Mrs. Warden is seriously i'll.
Mrs. ]. c. Buell. is much improv-
ed from her long illness.
Rev. F. W. Pimlott and family left
Thursday for Delta where they will
make their new home.
John Manning and Lester Haught
of Pueblo were Ordway visitors
Wednesday.
Mrs. E. E. Hosler and daughter
Miss Gladys motored to LaJunta Sat
urday.
Mrs. Aubrey McCond of Denver is
visiting with her mother, Mrs. Sybilla
Bollacker and other relatives in this
city.
Orison Drake is i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Hosler enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Aldrich al
| a six O'Clock dinner on Thursday
evening.
| C. M. Jackson, formerly of Ord
way, has sold his barber shop at Hax-
tun and is now working in Colorado
| Springs.
| A. G. Miller had q valuable horse
/ fall into cistern Wednesday, but il
was not injured to any great extent.
| Miss LaVera McNulty returned tc
her home in Colorado Springs
Thursday after visit with friends
here for the past ten days.
/ 7. M. Calltharp is very much i'm
proved from his illness and is able tc
/ be out again.
The Ordway new era., 1921-04-01
RALPH STANLEY MAY BE
UNABLE TO COME TO TRIAL.

The Ralph Stanley booze case
which is set for trial in the county
court today. Friday. has q complica-
ton arising which puts Stanley in a
peculiar position. The peculiar po-
sition Is the fact that he is in the
county Jail at Pueblo on a similar
cnarge. He was arrested in company
with q James Gray Of Pueblo charg-
ed with violating the prohibition laws
and lodged in jail. He had been re-
leased here on bond of $500 to ap-
pear today for trial.
The Frank Enyart case was con-
tinued to April II on petition of his
attorney with a statement from a
physician. DR.. Gray, of Pueblo, that
their client was Ill with pneumonia
at the Congress hotel in Pueblo,
The Ordway new era., 1921-04-01
BLUE LAWS

A lot of human energy and news
|paper space is being wasted on an
Imaginary blue law threat. 1t ro-
| minds us of Don Quixotc.s campaign
against tho windmill or of the profess
|sional demngogue who sets up straw
|men and tears them to pieces for the
dc)ectation of an admiring constitu-
[ency every time an election is at hand
Says the Paris, Mo-, Appeal. Any law
ks blue law to people who like to
thcve their own way, regardless OF
the consequences to themselves or
10 society. The speed fiend looks up
On restraining ordinance as a blue
Haw. The dope fiend will tell you the
Aaw against the sale of narcotics Is q
blue law. The crapshooter sees moth
|ing but blue when confronted with
tthe statute against gambling. The
|eame thing is true about the man
[vt wants intoxicating liquors or
|fhfrks he has a heaven-born right to
|whip his wife. SO far as we have
been able to observe, there Is no blue
|law program In any state in the
iUnion. Specifying nothing. at ell,
|those who are making all the outcry
against blue laws are making a lot
|of people believe Il will soon be q
Felony to stay away from church, to
kiss your wife, to mention the most
wonderful baby in the world or to
bake potato in its jacket on Sunday
without special permit frOm"a reg
|istered horse doctor. 1t is nothing
more than propaganda whose pur-
pose Is to create sentiment against
tany sort of legal restraint.
The Ordway new era., 1921-04-01
GAVE EASTER PARTY

Miss Elinor Steen and Miss Ileen
Gallavan entertained with an Easter
party on last Saturday evening at
7:1O. The house was beautifully
decorated in appropriate color
schemes for the season. Dainty re-
freshments of salad and sherbet were
served to the following guests: Alver-
ta Mccoy. Grace Settles, Edwarda
Davis, Mildred Grow, Mildred Down
oy, Bernice Ratliff, Reha Hoffman.
Ethel Marie Buchannon. Florence
Epperson, Pauline Mooney, Margaret
Crisman, Nell Mast, Terrence Senior,
Robert Lorimer, Lyle Burk, Glenn
Kersten, Hunter Muir, Clifford Hen
derson, Frank Bates, Lloyd Johnson
Glenn Vinyard.
The Ordway new era., 1921-04-01
BOX PripgS
Located in Northern Portion of
Crowley County
MARY NfcCABE
Correspondent

The Ladies Home Literary Club
met with Mrs. Roy McCabe Thursday
OF last week. There were two visi-
tors and nineteen members present.
Three of the members were from
town. They were, Mrs. ]. M. john
son and Mrs. Geo. Williamson of
Ordway and Mrs. S. A Wickey of Su-
gar City.
Mrs. Mcclure gave the story Just
David" which was very much enjoy
ed and at the close of it refreshments
were served. A good time was re-
ported
The Club meets with Mrs Will
iamson next time, April %. at Ord
way. AS it is on Saturday we hope
tc see all the members living in Ord
way present.
The school children, with their
teacher, Miss Berg and Mary McCabe
enjoyed an egg and potato roast Fri
day afternoon. They went down on
Pond Creek by the trees.
Mrs. E. P. Edison is sick with the
shingles.
Mrs. Ray McCabe and Alberta Mae
spent Thursday night and Friday
with Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Wickey of
Sugar City, Friday evening. They
went to Ordway to spend a few days
with Nh. and Mrs. j. NJ. Johnson.
They came home Monday evening
with Ray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mcclure and
little son came down the first of the
week. Harry has come down to start
in farming but Maude only intends to
stay few days.
Gene Miller and Edgar Sirris haul
ed e load of hay last week.
Miss Berg went home Friday even
ing. Her folks brot her back out on
Monday morning.
MI. Boyd went to Ordway Monday
10 serve on the jury but they excus-
&C him until Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd and family, MI.
and Mrs. Carter and family and Mr..
and Mrs. Wilson spent Easter Sunday
with Mrs. Sirris and Edgar.
Edgar Sirris went toi Ordway We'd
nesday after some oil cake.
Nj. Harvey DOYLE of Peak View
wa over in this ncighborho Mon
day.
The Ordway new era., 1921-04-01
sHERIFF's SALE

Bv virtue of Writ of Execution is
sned ont of the Clerks office ofBthe
County Court of Crowley County and
State of Colorado, and to me directed.
whereby I am commanded to make
the sum of Fifteen Hundred Twenty
Sly e 12-1O0 Dollars, ($1526.12)
and costs of suit, the amount of a GER
tain judgment recently obtained
against Gerald King in favor of The
Citizens State Bank of Ordway, Colo
RADIO Corporation out of the lands,
tenements. goods and chattels of the
~a'd Gerald King have levied on the
following proDerty. to-wit:
Ono 1920 Model &c" Information
~ Trnct of II ton capacity. Engine
No VcAo12 Serial No. 5469 and one
1919 Model "F" International Truck
of o~e ton Canac'tv. Serial No. 8974.
rhnrafora According to said rOm-
-,a"a shall exnose for sale. at Pub
Hc Auction. all the right. title and in
terest of the above named Gerald
King in and to the above described
-,-o-o-.r. on TUESDAY the J 9th dav of
h-r,I 1891. at 300 O'Clock P. M. at
Gorare of the Shelton Motor Cn. in
Ordvyn-- Colorado Dated at Ord
wo-' Colo, this 30th day of March.
1921.
LEWIS WORKER.
She-'ff Of Crowley County.
nc.o of ers. p"h,'na.'on Apr'l 1. 1921
Dato ~ last Publication ADril 8. 1921
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The Ordway new era., 1921-04-01
OLNEY
The West Gateway to Crowley
County's Irrigated District
MRS. r. Z. McKEEBY
Correspondent
Cantata . Winner
Cs re No. 0ACAAAAAG
Correspondent

CantatA Winner
The members of the choir will 90
to Cheraw Friday night to present,
1.-THE Carpenter of Nazareth. the
cantata which they have worked 30
long on. The two appearances in Oh
ney caused much favorable comment
and 1t is hoped the work will be well
received in Cheraw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mulnix, Melure and
Elmer Mullnix. Ruby Hipp, Mr.. Bish-
cp, Rev. Scarffe and Rev. Ketchum,
noon for the conference session.
Mesdames Paul Newton, B. w.
Lewis. F. E. McKeeby, Carrie Nc
Keeby and Miss Mary Jeanette New
lon motored to Rocky Ford Tuesday
afternoon to hear Bishop Meade.
Mrs. Michel of Pueblo visited her
mother and sister in Olney Monday
and Tuesday Of this week.
Mrs. Linard went to Pueblo Mon
day to accompany Mrs. o. F. Com
stock home Monday evening. Mre.
Comstock has been i'll of pneumonia
in St. Mary's hospital for nearly
three weeks but is making a fine re-
covery.
Nj. and Mrs. A. A. Ladd motored
to Pueblo Tuesday. While they were
gone Mr.. Ladd. had their household
goods moved into their new home for
merly owned by H. T. Craig. They
will soon be settled nicely.
Roy MillhoIlen returned from two
weeks visit with his people in Hale,
Mo-, Tuesday morning. He found his
mother in very bad health, but he
does not like Missouri weather.
Miss Gladys johnson was the guest
of Mrs. F. E. McKeeby for supper
Tuesday evening.
The reports from Mrs. C. w. Os-
borne in the C. F. & 1. hospital in
Pueblo are not satisfactory and ev-
eryone is anxious about her.
Miss Ambrose and the eighth
grade will entertain the seventh
grade at an April 1st picnic near the
river Friday. All the youngsters are
full of great expectations.
The Ordway new era., 1921-04-01
l.. p. w. b. b. GROWS

The GazetteTopic, "the little pa
|per with the big boost" may have to
|changc its slogan. The paper has
|sprung from five column sheet to a
Eife-sized seven column paper, and If
!ts boost grows in proportion 1t sure
|lv will be booster right for Rocky
Ford
The Ordway new era., 1921-04-01
GLAsPY TO SELL

F. o. Glaspy is to have a sale on
Wednesday, April 6, at is ranch 25
miles north and five miles west of
Ordway. He is to sell all his live
atosk and farm equipment. Mr.. Glas-
nv IS carrier on mail route No. out
of Ordway.
The Ordway new era., 1921-04-01
CROWLEY SCHOOL NOTES

1t has now been decided that we
will partake in all spring activities.
both athletic and educational Mr..
Rudolph has charge of training for
oratory, Miss Randolph for declama-
tions and Mr.. Dalby for spelling. We
will be rather rushed for time, as
the contests will be held ON April g.,
and entrances have to be In by April
15, and moreover we will have to
work on class plays etc., but We have
good instructors and good material
and believe we can go over the top.
We find tnat none OF our boys
have ever run on track, but there
was the same difficulty in basket ball
and we believe Mr.. Rudolph can do
as we'll, II no better than in basket
ball. Baso ball will not be played in
the league, but we intend to have a
team to meet local teams.
The musical comedy, Lost a
ComeS." prepared by the high school,
under the care of Mrs. Hicks, will be
given April 8. Refreshments will be
served afterwards. No admission
will be charged.
Miss Mundell and Miss Thompson
count of illness.
Miss Carpenter attended Mr.. Pim-
lofts reception program at Ordway
last week and gave reading there.
The Agriculture class has been
quite busy Judging stock. Thursday
OF last week the members of the clcss
Judged baby beeves at Works; Mon
day they judged horses at Miles's:
and last Tuesday they judged fat cat
tie at Drecher's. The stock judging
contest with LaJunta, Las Animas
and Rocky Ford comes next Saturday
at Cheraw.
Mr.. Dalby left last Wednesday
morning to attend the state superin-
tendent's conference at Boulder.
Our schedule for the rest of the
term is:
April 14Party by Baptist ladies
for young people.
April 2-Agriculture class stock
judging contest at Cheraw.
April 9-Operetta by high school.
April 16-County teachers asso-
citation meeting at Crowley.
April 22-Declamation, oratory.
and spelling contests at Crowley.
April So-lTdCh meet dL FOWleT.
l. April 29-Banquet
May League track meet at
Rocky Ford.
May 12-Junior-Senior play.
| May 22-Baccalaureate sermon.
May 25-Commencem
| Two new pupils were enrolled last
week: Calvin Hawkins, tenth grade
and Emma Hawkins, ninth grade
Both are from Manzanola.
] Mary Haise, Zenas Brush, and
( Frank Strickland have been selected
/ to practice for oratory.
The Presbyterian ladies gave ba-
zaar and short program at the school
house last Saturdy night. Miss Nun.
dell and Miss Randolph both gave
readings.
Sparks from the Camp Fire
A camp fire business meeting was
held last Monday. Two new mem
ber. were voted on.
The Camp Fire booth was a success.
considering the bad weather that day
1t was one of the most popular cor
ners at the bazaar. The scenery was
an outdoor scene and camp fire.
The Ordway new era., 1921-04-01
JIM HENDRICKS TO SELL

Jim Hendricks is to sell all his
farm equipment and live stock at
ruhl'c auction on tuesday April IL
at his ranch 21 miles west and five
mues north of Ordwnv. Hts ranch is
o'eht miles outh and miles east of
Cowans store.
The Ordway new era., 1921-04-01
WOMAN IS ARRESTED

Esther Thomas, of Pueblo was ar
rested the latter part of last week by
Sheriff Lewis Worker, ii, a warrant
from Pueblo. She is charged with
robbing a man there of 5000. Sher-
VI Thomas took her to Pueblo Mon
dcy,
The Ordway new era., 1921-04-01
CROWLEY
A New and Rapidly Growing
Town 9 Miles West Of Ordway
MRS. J. A. PARK
Correspondent
Gave ReceptiOp.
COrreSpO pOndent

A pleasant surprise was planned
and carried out by number of
friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. NC
Claim, Jr., Monday night. Mr.. and
Mrs. McClain were married recently
and this was welcome for the bride
who was not a resident here. A social
evening was enjoyed. Dainty re-
frcshments were served by the insti-
gators of the affair. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Orr, Mr..
and Mrs. Roy johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. e: Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. c.. A.
Lindsey, Mr.. and Mrs. A. I. Nelson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Collins. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. H. Park and Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. MlClain. The guests depart
ed at late hour wishing Mr.. and
Mrs. McClain long and happy we'd
ded life.
The Ordway new era., 1921-04-01

T. Ed Downey and Gill Malone left
Thursday for Elkton, KY. where they
will buy couple of car loads of Jer-
sew cows to be shipped here about the
middle of April. The cows are to
be high grades and good mixers.
The Ordway new era., 1921-04-01

An Easter program was given by
J the Presbyterian Sunday school Sun
day morning and one by the Commu-
nifty Sunday school in the afternoon.
An Easter sermon was preached by
Rev. Hughes Sunday night so the en-
tire day was an interesting one.
Raymond Clafflin, q high school
student is reported i'll with scarlet
fever.
small son of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w.
Sellers Is reported i'll with scarlet fe-
| yer.
Mr.. Shipler. Sr., arrived here re-
Gently to visit his son, R. L. and fam
| lily.
Marian Franklin sustained a fall
Saturday that sprained her wrist bad
ly.
Marian Webb went to Pueblo Sat-
urday.
]. L. Orr and j. H. Park attended
I. o. o. F.. at Ordway Friday night of
last week.
! Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Wilson have
+ moved to the house formerly occu-
pied by the C. A. Lindsey family. Mr..
Wilson purchased this house recently
/ from Frank Yehle.
Carrie Rusher is employed at the
/ Atkinson home.
The C. A. Lindsey family have
moved to some rooms in the Carr
house.
The M. w. A. members wish to
thank the Sucker Bros. and Mr..
White for the music furnished at
their social given Wednesday night
cf last week and also anyone else who
assisted them to make the evening
a pleasant and successful one.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. P. Atkinson are
the very proud parents of twin baby
girls born, March "a, 1921.
/ Mrs. Allen. mother of R. L. Allen
went to Kansas recently for visit
there.
4 A garage building is to be erected
here soon south of the Mcclure build.
ings by Dunlap and Marble Bros. OF
Pueblo.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Conklin have
sold their residence property here.
4 We now have a trained nurse here
Mrs. H. Hammer, so anyone needing q
nurse can see or phone her. Mrs
Hammer is rather well known having
been here previously so Crowley is
fortunate to have her locate here
The phone No. is Ordway 79F12.
i Mrs. Harve Baker and infant
daughter and Mrs. Gail Watts went
j to Avondale Thursday of last week
to spend few days visiting. They
we're accompanied home by Mr.
Watts Monday who has been working
in the alfalfa mill there.
Despite the inclement weather Sat.
urday night quite crowd was in at
tendance AT the bazaar and social
4 given bv the Ladies' Aid. A short
nrogram was rendered after which
tho sale of ice cream and cake took
nlaca. The entire evening was an
enjoyable affair.
Harrv Spencer who has been i'll for
the past few weeks is still confined
to his bed with his condition unim-
proved.
w. r. Wilson is serving on jur!
duty at the county seat this week.
Tho Mems brotherhood class met
ut the home of o. H. Griffith Thurs
day night. A business meeting was
held after which delicious refresh
narts were served by Mrs. o. H.
Griffith and a social time enjoyed.
The -.at::os - VIII meet at the
',nne of Mrs. ]. L. Orr today (Friday)
All members are urged to be present
&C the election of offisers is to take
place.
The Ordway new era., 1921-04-01

DR.. G. T Harding. father of
President Harding. has returned to
his home in Marion, O.. after hav-
ing seen his son inaugurated. He
points out that thu is an unique
instance of where the son can
legally dictate to father He don't
mind that. he says. but he finds the
quiet of Marion more to his liking
The Ordway new era., 1921-04-01

3 We handle the Signet writing fuid
IN pints and quarts. It's the La
Page make and there is no better.
The Ordway new era., 1921-04-01
Vulcaniiziing
Bargains in New and Second
Hand Tires and Tubes
A. Leighton. Prop.
If It's If, then?

If you can't do your laundrying at
home, If you do not want to do it
at home, then send it to us. We han
die every sort of work from the
heavy to the finest lsces and draper
ies-and it will be dcne right.
VALLEY LAUNDRIES CO.
Rocky Ford
B. FRANK MILLER, Agent.
The Ordway new era., 1921-04-01

which approves . fair profit
only and one price to IN. Pro.
grams will help to make thefn
regular patrons.
The Ordway new era., 1921-04-01

.HE scourge of rats has at last been recognized
i by the American people. You can always
count the great American public to- do the r'sn'
thing for the country's welfare.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-13
MONDAY. YIN. c. A.
DAY IN AMARILLO

Monday. February II. has been des.
ixnated as Y. NJ. c. A. Day In Amarillo.
A number Of Amarillo citizens who SEQ
the need OF Y. n. c. A. organization
IN the city have adopted n plan 20 give
every one an opportunity for expires
sion on the subject and safeguard do
nations interested parties may feel IL
their duty TO give.
n IL fhe plan TO start the fund Mon
day. Each of Amarillo's banks has been
named as depoaitorles for the fund. ana
VIII carry a Y. NJ. e. A. building ac'
count. all accounts drawing Interest on
monthly balances.
G. NJ. Mccullough. J. IT, Pritchnrd.
h. +. Ware. w. W. Flenniken. w.
o'Brien and Charles A. Fisk are sup.
portera Of the movement. and will act
az temporary caInnilttee In charge Of
the building fund. Henry =. Couch viii
serve az sncrciary Of the committee.
The purpose Of the promoters of Y.
N. c. A. Day o. not 90 inaurnrate a
drive. hut 90 awaken the people 10 the
Importance Of Y. NJ. C.. A. building
ana the maintenance here Of a live Y.
n. C. A. organisation. II In hoped the
encouragement OF many contributions
win BE- received Monday.
Not only In the way 81 contributions.
cut IN suggestions. the committee hopes
a. have the cooperation of the people.
y. II desired that the different civic
the Boy Scouts. Amer.
iran Legion. lodges. womon's orglniza
tlpns. teachers. labor organizations. "a.
thar and mothers lend their friendly
n6sice.
II what better way. Il Il asked, could
Amarillo invest the amount u the cost
Of crsditahle y. NJ. c. A. bulldlnEf
Thrcugh tho athletic department. It IL
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-13

pointed ont. Amarillo can have the best
there IL In baseball. football. basketball
and other athletic sports. II will fur.
nlsh outlet Cor the boys surplus cncr.
Ky, and will alro serve a. revive tho
tired business man, While intended pri.
marlly Tor boys, gruwn.ups take adynn.
tagc II the recreation diversions tho
Y. NJ. G. A. supplies, and Il Is believed
o Y. NJ. &. \. organization meets tho
demands 81 longfe want IN ANA.
rillo without conflicting In any manner
whatever with other mcritorious move.
mcnts.
Voluntary subscriptions To the build.
ine fund ON Y NJ. &. \. Day and suR.
gesiions By citizens. viii lend Impetus
to the y. NJ. e. A. movement and be
appreciated by the committee.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-13
NOTICE.

The Labor Temple has been moved
20 the Basement. under Liberty Cafe.
and naav ready for business. The club
rooms will be restricted Co the use Of
organis<d labor. but the barber shop
and confectionery department will he
open 20 all who care O. trade with us.
We iftend 20 operate for the bcncfis
q union hlen and their friends. We
VIII run q place that viii be- as near
perfect az bos~ibe. and want the help
ana support of our friends.
AMARILLO g@sBoR TEMPLE ASSN.
J. W. CUMMINGS. Sec.