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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-23
SHANNON LECTURE
TOMORROW NIGHT

Interest Is increasing ~ the lee
Wrc "Thc Human Earthquake, that
Is To be- given tomorrow Thursday
night al the Grand Opera house "!
Rev Or Frederick T. shannon OF
New York city No man has been
ina amarillo who is more stroa-.s CO.
dorsed than is Dr. Shannon whose
fame as minister. lecturer and al
thor has far outstripped the log:a
aries OF America. The fol- 20
from recent issue of the New York
Herald, shows 'ho estimate placed
upon Dr shannon. hy his home peo-
pie ia Little OlI New York
The wealth of nations is mcasgr
by men rather than money Men
produce wealth. bat wealth seldom
produces men For the prod ion
oi American manhood, Nca Enp
land vas located Boa tuc right place.
Rather than overload poy.deur, IL
may be- said trat u Was at ie. lJr-
'Vuate when thc Pilgrims OF New
ENGLAND mingled with che Iufen OF
Manhattan Then when the North-
man Joined hands with the Southman
America produced manhood worthy
1f respect and demaYdiD- 20 ocni-
ton
Rev Frederick = shannon whose
sermon is carried Iu today Herald.
is blend of Pi.gr.m. Dsr,n and
Cayilier His history has followed
The current Of his blood Reared in
Kentucky. prepared for college 10
4 the well known webb school a. Bell
Buckle Tenn. studying IN New Eng
land, Harvard. he has for eight wears
been a minister Ol the old Dutch town
OF brooklyn In early life il was
I his ambition 10 become a journalist.
and began as q printers dey clipping
possibilities His second birth gave
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-23

Mrs Margaret Wilson 90 Topeka.
Kas.. H. iu the atty aid viii De- the
guest Of her daughters Mrs vs. d.
McKirahau and Mrs J. q Newly
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-23

.him the inheritance OF apostolic sue
lrossion. and he carried journalism
into sermon writing.
d. shannon began his ministry in
southern West Virginia. in the fam
ous Hatfield-McCoy feud region In
1902 he was called TO llarrisbure
le., where he became associate pastor
1f Grace Methodist church When
only tweuty-.iX years of age. he was
transferred 10 one OF the leading
churches of Greater New York. Tho
same elements of study, brainy man
mood that gave him success In the
South have given him increasing sue
cess In the North. At the age of thir-
liy-five he Is recognized as one of our
Yfcy-.HJst preachers ana lecturers uad
Is frequently called on fer speo ial
addresses before great assemblies
I His book. The Souls Atlas. and
Other Sermons" is having large
s6-' aud Influence,
The Moderator Of the Presbyterian
/ General Assembly. Doctor John T.
/ Carson. writes
~ hav" known Dr shannon since
he came 90 Brooklyn, and have been
IN close touch with his life and work
, Ca the city, ann confident in sayin.
thar uo minister ia Brooklyn Is held
Ia higher esteem than he is ne is
a strong preacher, and his sermons
deal with tho great fundamental
truths md principles he is speak
or of marked ability. lorcoful and al
! trayJiye iu uttoranCe. Ne is a scholar.
and his sermons and addresses reveal
careful thinking. There Is nothing
about him or his methods of work
that is In amy way sensational
" ENccll.ug In the pulpit IN
Shannon is equally effective on the
platform and as a pastor he is a
man OF broad sympathies. and enters
into the uses of people with a deli
cacy and gouuinoncss that win all
20 him
Il consider Dr shannon such 11
all-round man and preacher that u b.
difficult for me 20 specify any par
ticular feature OF his strength We
has the confidence Of our city, and
any Of our ministers would give a
strong endorsement Of him and his
work ! might refer especially 20 br
James " Farrar his nearest neigh
Dor Dr Farar is pastor Of the First
Reformed Church. Another near
friend and ucirhbor Is Or Newell
Dwight Hills of plmouth one who
has known him intimately Tor many
years Is Dr $ Parkos Cadman, pas
tor Of the Central Cougrega'iooal
church.
One thirs that appeals 10 m'
is that his life and messages appel
strongly 10 men
4 Christian. manly man is The
measure given by on" who has work
ed ALONGSIDE Of Or shannon for eight
years. and who has often tempted 20
become Jealous OF bis great success,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-23
INJURIES Oh EtNCHNtN
PROVING QUITE sERIoJ :

J. NJ knott. an cmploye on the
J " Willis ranch near Goodnight.
Was brought 20 Amarillo Monday with
a fractured skull and given surgical
treatment Yesterday b. was reported
by friends and physicians 'ha' The
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-23
May,

May. thou month Of rosy beauty
Month when pleasure is a duty.
Month OF maids that milk the kline
Bosom rich. and health divine;
Month OF bees and month OF flowers
Month OF blossom-laden bowers;
Month OF little hands with daisies
Lovers love and poets praises.
o. thou merry month complete,
May. the very name is sweet
MAY was maid in olden times,
And is still in Scottish rhymes
Mays the month that's laughing no"
I no sooner write the word
Than II seems as though II heard,
And looks up and laughs at me,
Like sweet face, rosily,-
Flushing from the papers white
Like a bride that knows her power,
startled in a summer bower.
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An members are urged 20 be- pres
ent Thursday night. May %. stat"
Manager p e Mcpuffer will be- pres
ent and discuss the rate question
Bring poliri,s LEOLA SEANOR
L72-gp Secretary
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RESI- AND HtklIR TO MUlatR AND CHILD.

Mas WINsiow's SOOTHING SyprP has ben
MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE
TFLTHiNC. with PERFECT SUCCESS. u
sOOTHFs the CHILD. SOFTFNs the GUMS.
ALI.AS 5 al PAIN CURES WIND collie, anu
~ the bet remedy for DiARRHuA. II IS all
so'uitiv harmless Re sufe and ask Tor o. Mr.
Wirela, ~ooihiur syrup" and take DC other
liul ~ ui' ttt cents i-Jtils.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-23
Specials Today

A lot of New Model Gowns, Prin.
cess Slips, Etc. in regular values up
to S175, al---choice &c.
15c Handkerchief for 10c-a few
dozen ofthese splendid values may
be had .today-made of fine soft lin
en- finished material with embroider-
ed corners.
SC Lace Specialize big assortment of
these, in values up to 10c---choice Sc.
Wash SuitineS 19c---this lot includes
mostly Csc grades of various weaves
and colors; you will find some good
choosing in these at 19c.
Special showing fine Batistes in dain-
ty colorines and desiens-these high
grade materials Zoe.
A special showing of pretty lawns
al IL l'LC.
White and leather brown Ratine---a
popular material in SO inch and 40
inch widths, special per I'd 69c.
SO dozen Children's parasols, assert
ed pretty colors; plain and bordered,
Price range 25c, SOC, 75c, SlO0.
A splendid showing of Ladies fine
Parasols S2.25 to $500.
New Sandals-all sizes from baby's
to size large enough for you. Ac-
cordine to size SOC to $150
WHITE & KIRK
PHONE 2.
Hzs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-23

trouble seemed 10 be yielding to
treatment. and In the absence OF
complications an early recovery is
expected as the pressure has been
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-23
SOCIETY
"A TELEPHONE
TELEPHONE tOi.

Mr.. and Mrs !. q, clark ana lam
lily expect TO leave Thursday morn
ing for Snyder, Texas, where they
will make their future home Mr.
Clark having been transferred TO that
point as agent for the Santa Fe. The
entire family leave many friends here
who hate TO have them leave. The
Misses Clark enjoyed distinctive pop
ularity among the younger set.
.
81. AIMS Altar Guild OF the Epis-
copal church. met Yesterday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Edwin Weary,
9Ol Van buren, street, from $3.50 10
| & O'Clock In the absence OF the
president, the meeting was opened in
1.-THE regular devotional order by Mrs.
IC. T. Forbes vice president. Mrs. +.
= Edwards was hostess for the az
ternoon Many business matters
came up for discussion. and good
crowd being present. much was ac-
lcOmplished Later light refreshments
were served during a brief social SEES
sion.
Tn. r p VI. Club viii meet Thurs
lday afternoon 81 the home OF Mrs
H. ". Mcqueen, 1897 Fillmore street,
instead Of with Mrs Z L. FISHER as
was az first plinned
Many Amarillo friends OF Mr. and
Mrs. c y. Huroh formerly of this
city. but now OF san Diego. Cal. Will
be pleased 90 learn of the arrival Of a
baby girl al their home.
o.
Mrs n. WAGNER and two little girls
are an home again after an enjoyable
visit with relatives al Trinidad Coz.
Mrs C r. Thomas. Jr. and little
daughter. George. left Yesterday for
a months visit with relatives at Saf
Antonio.
\ social dance Will be- given this
evening ar the W @ ~ hall, the
proceeds 20 b. -5eti for 'he Wood
men Circle.
Miss smith. one Of the teachers o.
the Amarillo pabho hool, lef' yes
terdav for Benton - visit her parents
o
/ The Missionary meeting % the
First RAptis, church will meet this
laftcrnlou ~ the hom. ~ Mrs G.. {
IKilburne. Sla Buchanan street, in
stead OF aith Mrs } = Num- a. was
lat first announced
30
TIA, BEL Bennett, Missionary sod-
ioty viii meet this afternoon az 1890
O'Clock 90 the church
o.
Mrs louis, = Meyer 0.u He host
.,ss this afternoon for ila Guild ol
ST Andrews church O. Deer home
1C0S Monroe street. 'rcr D.. go .ro q
O'Clock
Miss STELLA Weary RHl entertain
..he Reau-So' Cmt tA.s afternoon az
aer HON. sr' Van Buren, rect from
1880 20 ESQ J.Do.k
Mrs Margaret Wilson o. Topeka
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What are known as cretonne SILKS
are very much in fashion, with their
yellow or faded background and IN"
tiny designs of flowers scattered over
the surface. These are combined
with plain silk to match the flowers
and always a good deal OF lace ana
are used for elaborate afternoon
gowns. They have been especially
chosen by bridesmaids, as they are
emiRently pictorial. especially with
the fanciful hats of the day and the
fashionable introduction OF tight lace
lower sleeves that are cut ont to go
over the hand and tit the thumb like
the mitts that were worn IN another
day.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-23

La Costura Club was very pleas
antly entertained yesterday afternoon
at the Magnolia Hotel, with Mrs. c.
II. Leftwich as the kind hostess. CUT
flowers adorned the entertaining SUIT
where the guests gathered for a
pleasant afternoon with needle work.
Later dainty refreshments Of ice
cream tipped with fresh strawberries
assorted cakes and hot coffee we're
served. \ number of guests were
added TO the following club list Mes
danes !. l.. Scott 5. +. Sullenherger
!. s Tarter, J. \. Taylor, \. ;. Tug
well. 5. =. Vinyard, w a. Ward, J.
Rasco. !. =. Nunn, J. F. MonninE'
r. Miller. T. f. Niece, ". \. MELON
aid. !. |. Kendrick. r X. Jones, X.
". Hall. W +. Gee. J Curtis, W.
Collins. X. Brown. j. y. Beasley and
r NJ Baker
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.9zcMt4Q
011otGXeB3

Health Ia the foundation OF all good
looks. The wise woman realizes this
and takes precautions TO preserve her
health and strength through the Pc
Rod OF child bearing. She remains a
pretty mother by avoiding as far as
possible the suffering and dangers OK
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-23

Miss Frances Martin is % guest iu
the city.
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Dance q, " o W Hall b,ueir
Nondm,u ,r, "Wednesday May I'D
Refreshments, served 1'O-3l
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With Mrs. ! VI. DelZell as the
charming and genial hostess, ANA
rillo Chapter y. =. T.. o. Society, en-
loved ono OF the pleasantest meetings
OF the season yesterday afternoon
from g 10 O'Clock The rooms were
adorned with marguerites, the scot
ety's flower. and potted plants The
very Interesting program was on
Domestic Science" and a number OF
ENJOYABLE papers had been prepared
on the subject as follows.
breads Mrs Shireman.
Meats Mrs Jackson.
Salads Mrs. Considine.
Instrumental Number Mrs u. W.
Wagner
Roll Call Optional
Following the program a brief bus
mess session was held TO plan a suit
able program Of reception for their
distinguished visitor. Miss Edith
Prouty. OF Humboldt, la, who will
visit the chapter June %. Later, an
enjoyable salad course was served 70
the following membership. Mes
danes White. of Washburn, Fred
erick Kendall. +. T. Powell, W. ID.
Patton. !. ID. Bedford. c. H. Ball.
T. J. Considine. J. w. Hin, c. d.
Jackson. 4. VI Deason. W " Kim
brough 5. " Axtell and Miss Nc
Donald
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successfully removed from the brain
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-09-07
Unrevealed Love Secrets of the Great
THE PASSERRY.
By Charles Brewer Farmer.

is doubt
fairs than other monarch unless
fell
Charmen The is told a
the garden of his palace and when he he sad
Lees marry. l
France higher call
circumstances you
know ALL Tomorrow army,
soon with old father This promise
this
ever in trouble will present this ring o
And the girl promised that they parted
Years aewad when the tide
destiny had forgotten that little happened
walk out ncognio night Happenings
cafe which brilliantly lighted
standing the doorway selling pro
pretor and O
Napoleon watched her
was IN the middle
then hanson drove
the feet of the horse
The Emperor
pulled her began collect Immediately and
little parish
known man to take the unconscious his
mere in few moments she
she did SO Napoleon very
ne sa" @ was the which he had Char
men
recognition he moioned for the priest
rs YOU sire it you?" she
And the mighty who held
bent low over the haggard form
Yes, tits I
81 knew that help day knew that YOU had not
entirely forgotten See you
forgotten the promise which you made
NO. forgotten that promise am here now
to redeem
Then sire give but she said.
And he leaned over and
man the flowers when
LOOK OF recognition only stony oqueny
Then the priest rs she dead he asked
yes" Napoleon answered
And who you?" the old man kindly asked
the emperor answered. 20 am only passerby that
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-09-07
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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-09-07

ance on his few well digested pro-
nouncements of principle which will
certainly augment the admiration
which his public and academic career
has elected and not less on the dig
nified resource of that supervision
which will animate and direct the
strategy of big battlefield out of the
thick and fury of the fray.
For this reason, in addition to 9th
ers, the next two months will ripen
experience of great interest. Cover
nor Wilson is a fine administrator and
executive as well as an expositor of
opinion and student of state-philoso-
ply He will, it is said, manage his
own campaign to an extent which few
presidential candidates since Martin
Van Buren, and Samuel Tilden have
ventured on. The comparative result
of filling such a capacity will excite
public curiosity. 1t may also add to
the prestige which would attend his
entrance into the White House.-New
York Commercial.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-09-07
WILSON CAMPAIGNING.

1t is with great approval, there can
be on doubt, that iudicious people will
find their hopes justified as to Cover
nor Wilson's share in public speaking
during the next two months He will
not take the stump, but will confine
himself to some half-a-dozen address
es, well thought out and formulated,
of a sort to exhibit his fine intellec-
tual gifts and training at their best,
and will stand the test of reading, as
well as hearing, a criterion which
some of the worlds greatest orators
have failed under; such for example
as Charles James Fox, whose reported
speeches were a woeful disappoint-
ment to those who had thrilled to his
masterful genius in viva voce debate.
Yet the Democratic candidate might
easily have yielded to the temptation
to captivate the public in his way. He
has shown an admirable skill in ex-
temporaneous utterances during his
gubernatorial career and need not
dread to compete in lucid and capti-
waiting power of speech even with such
past masters as Mr.. Bryan, whose
genius in this respect needs no Gu
logium. But competent as is the New
Jersey governor, when he needs to
exercise his power, in the attainments
of the stump his finer capacity of
measured and deliberated speech
ranks him so much higher as a sa-
gacious thinker that 1t squares his
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-09-07

the country like cyclone, Governor
Wilson embodies the true logic of his
position.
The third term candidate, aside from
that temperament of the prize-fghter
which delights in the "guadia GER
taminis," and battling on the plains
of windy Troy" has so much to ex-
plain, that his stump speaking on a
big scale is inevitable. The 'intoxi-
cation of his own verbosity," ac Lord
Beaconsfield said of Gladstone
Heaven pardon the comparison-may
catch in its whirlwind infection rot a
few recipient and plastic minds. but it
will need something far more than
this, the batting with sprats to catch
whales, to dominate the greatest
clientage of the nation. Yet there is
nothing left but this for the Sycamore
OF Oyster Bay. Mr.. Taft can stand on
the fine record of his administration.
Governor Wilson can rest with assur-
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-09-07
NeUS From the Tripod

purpose happily with a high self-re-
spect for an exacting candidate.
Several of the Wilson speeches.
which have been scheduled, in the
large cities, will be addresses of occa-
sion, devoted to non-political themes
so far as politics is of the Immediately
pertinent sort. They will not be
specifically campaign speeches. Such
as touch the direct issues of the time.
we may rest assured, will be conceived
on that high plane of exposition and
compact lucidity of phrase for which
he has won the special esteem of his
opponents. In continuing himself to
this kind of participation in the can
vass, which may place him on the
White House throne, he will have
demonstrated one sort of fitness to fill
that seat, the temperament and dig
nifty OF the statesman, as compared
with the impulses of the politicians.
Ihere can be no question that the
American public will welcome with
extreme interest these further revela-
ions OF the man and of his ideals
with well grounded anticipation of
their Illuminating quality. Convinc-
ing lucidity and directness of appeal
have always been characteristic of the
Wilson intellect. In following the de-
clared policy which has been but too
frequently violated and will be
smashed into smithereens by Colonel
Roosevelt, IL the latter pursues an an
nounced program of tearing through
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-09-07
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