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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-30

The VIII 4. Miller Chapter {. d.
C. will hold an important meeting
Tuesday afternoon NJ o'clock az
the home Of Mrs j. NJ burrows. 500
Lincoln street. Every member is
urged 10 be- present.
o.
The Rcau-not Club will be enter
tanned Wednesday afternoon by Miss
Garlic Curtis from 3 to o'clock.
. Circle u. Of the First baptist
Church viii meet Monday afternoon
at . o'clock at the home OF Mrs W.
a. Rice. 1906 Harrison street.
The Round Dozen Club will be- en-.
tcrtained Tuesday afternoon hy Mrs
r. r Johns. 107 buchanan street.
la Costura Club will be postponed
until after Christmas
o.
The Johnson street Mothers club
VIII meet the fourth Tuesday In De-
cember.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the First
Baptist Church will meet Wednes-
day afternoon AT 3 o'clock In the
parlors OF the church
Circle + OF the First Bnptls,
Church viii meet Tuesday afternoon
At 3 O'Clock with Mira. d. W Mays
l9li Harrison street.
The Senoras Alcgras will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs ! -
Doolcy. lGli TAYLOR street card,
to begin promptly al 3 o'clock
The meeting Of the +. T.. q Socie
~ 90 bo held Tuesday afternoon al
the home OF the president. Mrs. G
VI. Ban, promises to be- an exceed
inEly interesting one. The rcgular
/ program announced In the yoar
book will be- vet aside aud instca,
Mrs. Bah will give an account Of IN,
convention recently held az Hutch
inson, Kans \ number OF other pa
pcrs ana discussions viii be- the or
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-30

fti,S-Made over. cleaned. re-
lined. and new furs made TO order.
Work guaranteed il0 Harrison
street Phone 35i. Mrs. ". W. Car
ter. 1862.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-30

The Christian Enieavnr OF the
Congregational Church met Tor their
November social az the home ~ Mrs.
Bright. 1907 Lincoln Friday night
a large attendance was on hand.
Games were INDUCED in. delightful
REFRESHMENTS were served
The December social viii come OF
Dee. 81. The other Christian I'm.
deayors of the city have been invited
a good time Is being planned. al.
ready definite plans for the coming
wear are being instieatod and all are
very much ENCOURAGED.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-30

The Parent Teachers club az the
POLK street school will hold an inn
portan' meeting Tuesday a'toruo TO
~ @ 90 o'clock AZ the school BE-
sides "a most attractive mueic'
program pleasing feature viii be-
11 interesting address The Physical
development OF DO, Ch.la hy ur e..
s. Murphy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-30

The Pilgrim Workers Of the Con
rrorational church will meet Wed.
uesday afternoon at the home Of
street At O'Clock \ specially in
terostiug feature of the afternoon
will bee 20 have Mr. UurIhut of FRI
ona. present. who viii give report
of the National Coufcruc" of PIT
grim Workers. held recently IN Kan
sas Sity.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-30

The ladies OF the Busy Bee Needle
Club entertained their husbands
Thursday with an elaborate and en-
ioyable siX-course dinner al the
home OF Mrs. ". u Gowdy. sos
Lincoln street. The dining room was
appropriately decorated featured
with an elaborate table adorned
with cut glass. linen and flowers.
After the customary thanks returned
by Mrs G. W. Cook all enjoyed the
delightful meal Those present were
Mr. and Mrs. r. u. hammond, Mr..
and Mrs q r. Broom. Mrs e. ".
Cook. Miss Hester Cook, Mcssrs.
Guy Mills. II. G. IIamrIck and Mr.
ana Mrs. ". x. Gowdy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-30

Mr. Vs. o. WWcr and W~. J. /
Sockvell viii entertain compIm.u.
tarf to their guest Mr. O. ~ Hra.'
of Portland ore s series at De-.
lrhr'ul parties viii DO rit'u th.
firs' 20 ho Torp-lvu on Tue da'
mornius. which win open 'Ho events.
Tuesday afternoon there win lo
Fiychuuderi and "Wednesday after.
non. Bridge
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-30

Judge ana Mrs h. G. Barrett en-
tprtained a few Of their friends at
q most elaborate and enjoyable tur-
KEY dinner Thanksgiving n their
home. 500 Jackson street. All
through the entertaining suit fra
Grant pausics roses and ferns we're
in attractive arrangement in honor
uI The happy occasion. while the
III ine table was the elimination OF
artistic eudeayor. snowy linen, cut
GLASS ana silver snonc In brilliant
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-30
announcements.

Mrs Howard Miller will entertain
at cards December 10. at her home.
lT0c Polk street al o'clock.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-30

Wednesday afternoon the primary
department OF the I.Owrcy-phi,lips
school gave most enjoyable
Thanksgiving entertainment at The
school on Taylor street To-!
mothers OF the pupils and o number
OF guests were present 10 see the
grade ol work the children are
doins. The little ones take great
pride IN these opportuniIties 10 how
publicly what they can do. and the
visitors Wednesday were agreoahll
surprised NJ the excellence along
their special lines. Reading and spell
ling were part OF the program and
these were followed hy The most on.
loyable SONGS and readings The
children did remarkably we'll. each
ono taking a special pride .u show
Inc what they could 90. The Thanks
swing exercises were particularly
pleasing. aud those who attended
were more than repaid tor the in
torest shown towards 'ho little pu-
p.ls. by being present
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-30

Cornelius. Louisa Miller, Doris A.
tefberry. Margaret Bass. Nirgie Mae
Finklea. Lucille Abraham of Plain
view. Nellie Carter. Sybil Finklea'
Messrs. Eulhuc Long, Don Feamster'
BRYAN Collins. Keith Taylor, Charles
Poultor. Henry Miller John Robin
son. Roy Low. Rev. Caughran, Al
bert Stinson. Mr.. Slimp, George Pit
cock Deane Hiatt. Record Riggs
Louis Finklca, Forest harnes. Leon
ard Vahue. Neil Wylio.
one of the most elaborate and wei
classed ba1aars ever held In Amnril-
10 Is that now IN progress at the
Lipecomb store under the auspices
of the ladies OF the First NJ +
Church. The articles are Attract
lively arranged in booths, each hooth
being deliberately adorned with col
orrd streamers In trcllis work. while
arranged on the counters ard all
sorts OF pretty and reasonable ar
ticles There Is booth OF dele
lous home made candies. one OF
dainty handkorchieis among which Is
one. the gift OF the wife of the pres
ident OF the United states, a booth OF
pretty aprons and one of dolls Light
lunches are being served m connec'
ton. ana even though the weather
was gr Indictment Saturday, . large
crowd was attracted 10y the beauti
rl display OF drawn work and fancy
articles In the windows. The Hdir.
are planning 10 make Monday gala
day. both as 10 prices and articles
displayed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-30

mellow the numerous electric lightG'
and a screen of palms, flowers and
ferns hid the lindarbloom orchestra
al one end The programs OF white
kid with the omblems of the order
embossed in gold. were in keeping
with the elegance OF the entire at
fair Tile grand march was opened
by the exalted ruler George Whar-
ton and Miss Fanny Mae Fucker
beautifully gowned IN white crepe
meteor with trimmings OF shadow
lace and pearl hhuckles. white satin
tango slippers completed her very be
coming costume Down stairs in the
dining hall an enjoyable buffet
luncheon was served under the man.
aFemen' Of the Harvey House, touch
es OF FIX colors adjoining the plates
and carried out as far as possible
IN the refreshments Dancing con
tinucd until the golden light OF tho
stars begin 10 take on q palcr light.
.hCrc being eighteen regulars and
four extras. the extras dedicated to
the exalted ruler. the social COM
mitteo. the house comittee and the
secretary Of the order There were
several hundred guests present.
many out-of-town visitors coming M
10 attend
The boys o. ~" n,oimcdlatc lot
que of the POLK street Method ~
rmrch ,,rc eutortni ed Thanksriy-
iug evening by the girls at the home
OF Miss Grace Finklea. The spnc-
ious rooms were decorated with
many pottod plants oi ferns and ec-
raniums. this making the rooms very
cOy and inyitrg. Many came
were played during the evening the
most important feature was progress
. i've conversation The evening was
passed away rapidly Refreshments
were then served. not salad with
, lettuce hot chocolate and cake.
many kinds OF sandwiches Those
present were Misses Helen banner
Mary Steldom. Nellie Hess Vera
Livingston Ruth Kerr. Olive nrion
Della Price Sarah Greathousc. loi.
Finklea. Nina Lewiliug. Florence
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-30

The y 2. &. club was very
oharminely entertained Tuesday at
tcrnoun hy Mrs. John Guldng. zoo
Van buren, street The regular day
for entertaining IN" club is on
Thursday hut owing 10 Thank skiy-
inr, the day was changed Forty
two ana dainty needle work formed
pleasant pastimc tor the guests dur
ing the early hours OF the afternoon.
and later enjoyable refreshments OF
chicken sandwiches. sliced tomatoes
ON lettuce leaves. olives. potato
chips, hot coffee INIT salad, cake and
minis we're served Among those
present were Mcbdamcs Rulings.
Coleman. Allen, DeGrass. Small,
Livingston, Thompson, krebbs
King, Harris, Holland, Montgomery
Utter. pordue, scott. Seimontal
johns, Walker, Christian. Parsons
Miller and q. Il. Giltm
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-30

AT the women OF Amarillo who are
Interested IN keeping the saloons
out are invited 10 be- present ~
the rally 10 De held This attevnoon
NJ 3 o'clock M Il" Central Pres
bytcriau Church
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-30

finiS.
So live that when the SUMMON.
comes TO join
The irnumerable carayai which
each shall take
His chamber in the silent halls OF
death.
al night
Secured 10 his dungeon: bat sus-
tanned and soothcd
by an unfal,ering trust. approach
thy grave
Like one that draws the draperies
OF his couch
About him, and lies down TO pleas
ant dreams. bryant
The stately Elks home imposing
~ located on Fillmore street. was
the scene OF large and brilliant
gathering Wednesday evening when
the Amarillo order y. +. q. y. en-
W. NaNlAlfA WIN AN''lN usual alNllh"
swing dance II was flttIUg close
20 perfect Thanksgiving day and
az the stars began 10 peep out on,
by one. they witness a scene OF beau.
~ and brilliaucy that oclipsed any.
thing given IN the city for q long
while Variegatcd lights str,amed
from the many windows making On,
handsome odifice look like q 'airl'
palace as the conyeyan,es omptioa
their loads OF elegantly attircd men
and women at It's portals lnsid,
moss, cut flowers and chry.antho
NUNS converted the interior into
yeritahle bower In the bali room
tender vines traced a delicate green
cry over the walls. while an IN" Elk
thrones were adorned with chrysau
themums and around their base p.t
ted plants were arranged Autumn,
leaves and chrysanthemums mad
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Continued on Page olvJ
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-30

The Philharmonic Club viii NEE,
Ia regular session with Mrs u C.
Evans. 1o7 Fillmore street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-30

gathered to meet the visitors and
spend q pleasant afternoon In Thin
BILE work When the guests tired OF
so'SinR. several enjoyable contests
were INDUCED in Mrs. j. Il. Dooley
was presented with beautiful tat
ted handkerchief. which she graceful
~ presented to Mrs Wynne. Enjoy
able refreshments Of salmon GRO
auetts on lettuce leaves. hot biscuits.
pickles. creamed peas In patty shells,
picked peaches hot coffee. fruit sal
ad. fruit cake. and little individual
pumpkin pies were served. Those pre-
gent besides the honor olests were
Mcsdames J +. Cunningham. &. G.
Cunningham, J. u. Dooley, r W ny
burn. n. c. Pipkin. H. Trlgs, Jack
Hall. j. Hewirg. T. Johnson. II. +
Parks. NJ. r. Roney. Clayton Lacey,
]. A. Carlyslc and +. Seimantle
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Roach en-.
tertained few friends with a
Thanksgiving dinner Thursday at
O'Clock. The table was Il beautiful
Arrangement OF red and green llor
al decorations, the same colors being
carried out In the ENJOYABLE menu
Covers were laid Tor oieht
The Deau-not club held an i'm
portant business meeting Friday ai-
teruoon az the home OF Miss Clara
Davis. ZOO Pierce street Two new
members Wer, elected into the club
and hencciorth will serve as Beau.
nots. They are Miss Grace Sock
VOL and Miss Edna Hardwood
Nlo. upon invitation 10 membership
erlciously accepted Upon the re
signation OF Miss Clara Davis q,
president, Miss Sophia Meyer wa'
elected 10 fill the office Mis-,
Frances Humphreys was elcted vic,
pr, sidcnt Other matters of husines.
came up Tor consideration and III,
meeting adjourned, many of the
members going over To the Elk
club whore the usual Friday after
noon dance was in progress Tn,
club will meet next Wednesday AZ
'crHoou with Miss Garlic Curtis.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-30

About three hundred guests ~.
sponded % the Invitations extended
by the l.. \. o. - of =. % 7 aud the
l.. S. Of the p OF l. = "Wednesday
evening. when bah was given a.
the " q. IS hall TNr ham aat
most olnhoratoly decorated in red.
white and green. tho cuI0rs of the
orders The walls we're gracefully
fesioonod with bunting ana ruior'f
lanterns \ pick aud shovel I'm.
blems OF the lolges. yer, suspended
from the wall Music va. furnished
by an orches,ra during The evening.
and most enI1yahl" refreshments
served
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-30

With Mrs ' % ZONES th" Fri
lay ri,o-huudcrl club bad moH
enjoyable time FRIDAY afternoon
from @ 90 q O'Clock Tho gaines
Vero witt and cyr.t.us aud after
au Interesting round The favor Tor
cNcellcucy f,l 20 Mrs. J q Bryant
who was presented with hand
painted 'aloum shaker Ice cream
and cake furnished pleasure and re-
'-,shmrrt for 'he guests before do
uarture.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-30

Monday evening about 'ncH',
five kings OF the h7urarI we're
served as sn appealing f'lH for
about three hundred lrl Uus quest
az a most enjoyable banquet given
by Knights and LaJ.e. Uf security
10 the members and fr.rnd. of the
order The table Was suitably der
Grated for she occasion. aud every
thing that goes 20 make ON enjoy
able Thanksgiving dinner. 500. sert-
~ The dinner was followed hy %
program Of speeches. readiHrs and
music. the guests remaining uu'Il o.
late hour The tables were laid .n
the dining room of Tho 10 %. W
hail. and most deIIghtful time was
spent by those Who attended
Wednesday afternoon Mrs T. v.
Crawford very charmuely enter
tanned complimentary fo her mother
agd sister. Mr. J. y Wyune aud
Miss Bcryl Of Pampa. from Q 90 Is
O'Clock The rooms we're beautiful
b. arranged with chrFsuthemums
and ferns aud formed lovely sc:i-
iuE where large crowd OF guests
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-30

contrast TO the rich. crimson tones
OF q symphony OF American beauty
roses In the center Covers were
laid for fourteen, the menu being
as follows:
Roast Turkey Dressing
Cream Gravy Cranberry Jelly
sliced Tomatoes on Lettuce Leaves
Asparagus Tips Frech Peas
Slaw
Chicken Salad hot Rolls olives
Preserves Pickles
Fruit Salad Cake
Pumpkin Pie
Coffee
Fruit
Following the dinner the guests
repaired TO the drawing room.
where informal games and music
were enjoyed the rest of the after
noon Before departure all joined
In singing God BE with You TIL
We Meet Aagin." Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs r. +. pickens
OF Tulsa, okla. Mr. and Mrs W. II.
Philpott. Mrs. George. Misses Lula
pusion ana Margaret Philpott. MIR.
and Mrs. O. X. Gilyin, Mrs. $. II.
hilliken. Miss Edith Millikcn. MIR.
and Mrs ]. u. Gllvln, Frank Gilvin.
Regenc Gllvin and Judge and Mrs.
l.. G. Barrett.
d
Mr.. and Mrs. II. u Jones enter
tanned with n delicious turkey din
ner yesterday. the occasion being a
regular family reunion The table
was artistically arranged with flow.
ers and fruits, adding pleasure to q
most elaborate and ENJOYABLE six
course dinner. Covers were laid ior
Mr. ana Mrs. e. G. +. blanchard
Mrs Vaughn, OF plainyiow. Mis-,
Rosa StrinRfellow, Of California, Mr.
ana Mrs. H. H. Jones and Master
VI 49, Jones. Jr
90
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-30

The Busy Rec Npcdio club win
postpone an meetings nov. until AZ
tcr Christmas holidays.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-30

The womans Auxiliary oi the
Central Presbyterian Church win
meet "Wednesday afternoon at tire
home OF Mrs vs. D. Groeniyckc.
iG1S Harrison street. with Mr.. =
n MilHkcn and Mrs Grendyokc as
hastesses \ mll attendance is ~.
0ueg'ed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-07

uptown who's bought anything from
US for two years"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-07
Bo0,h. who nave been spenainE N, nns

Booth. who have been spending tho pas
month with Mrs. Booths daughter Mrs.
Henry A. Wise. near Princess Anne, Md.
are now in New York City. and viii not
return to Williamsburg until Christmas.
Dr. Booth IS at the Colonial Inn, having
recently returned from Blackstone.
Mrs. b. L. Boswell OF Huntington w.
Va. Is here visit to her parents DE-
and Mrs 4. j. Stubs. 81.
Tho Womens Social Club has been called
10 meet III the home OF Mrs Hawiey. on
York River. Wednesday io:3o y. NJ.
Miss Lucille Aylcr, OF Newport News. has
been the guest this week OF Miss kathryn
Geddy.
Dr.. LYON q. Tyler. president of William
and Mary, ana Il. l.. Spencer. president
OF the Peninsula Bank. attended the peace
conference In Richmond this week.
Miss Margaret Brooks. Of Richmond. has
been visiting her cousins. Misses Claudia
and Mabel Brooks.
Mrs. John CAST. Of Norfolk, has been
spending the week here with her sister.
SIrs. l.. w Lane, j..
Misses Eiizaeeth Coleman and Jeanette
Kelly, who were called to Richmond by
the illness OF tho latters sister, have
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-07
LOBBY REPORT SOON READY

Preliminary Draft Considered by In
VestigatinE COMMITTEES.
Washington, December 6.-Chairman
CARROTS preliminary draft OF n final
report was conaidered yesterday by the
Lobby Investigation Committee. The
report is to be read in the House next
Tuesday Members OF the committee
differ on the question OF whether the
report should submit simple state
ment OF the facts brought out during
the inquiry. or include recommended
lions concerning legislation regulating
Hobbies. and as to tho course tho
IIonsc should pursue regarding Rep
resentattvo McDcrmott. of Illinois.
whom NJ. M. Mulhan accused Of being
u lpaid agent OF the National Associa-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-07

pretty lucky 81 he has Il cents fcr
whiskey and soda once in a while.
II Is related that n prominent broker
came on the floor the day before cleo
ton and said TO 4 group OF friends:
Boys, We al ought TO go up TO the
Sixth District and vote for Bill Sulzer
o-morrow-he's the only man from
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-07
Picturesque Element in
Public Life Gradu-
ally Passing.
MANY FAILING TO
CLEAR EXPENSES
Day of Daring and Spectacular
Plunger Is Gone Forever, and
Place of Wild Excitement
in Past Now Is Like
Lounging Room
of Club.
Especial to Tho Times-L..patch.l

lSpec al to Tho Times-Iispatchl
New York. December e.--The twilight
of Wall Street. tue daring and spectac-
ular rlunger gone forever, the public
npethetic toward stock speculation.
tho passing OF one OF the most pictur-
csoue elements In our public life
thesc are some OF the conclusions
drawn from the great dullness on the
New York Stock Exchange, the fall
ures OF brokers to make what they
oonsidcr living. the dry rot.
Certain 1t Is that vs. have no Jay
Gould to-day--or an L. n Hartman. or
q Kecne, or a Gates. or even David
Lamar. This days OF the big market
manipulation have apparently passed
These men ar dead. End there arc
none TO take their places IL big
things are "put over" IN tho old
days, they ire done no" In secret
with tho aid OF much law and lawyers,
through numerous agents and multi
,udinous blinds and devices.
III was not SO In tho oden days"
Way lack Ia the Black Friday era jay
Gould or lin F'iske wouldn't hesitate
at all TO appear IN the public share
mart and fay the opposing crowd OF
either bulls or bears with the utmost
freedom. Everybody knew what they.
we're about. and nobody thought OF
complaining IN the sense OF consider
ing their faults as OF a public char
Rcter
Great Speculative Eras.
Later came the great Epcculati Two
~rRs OF our national life. when u mil
lion share day" was considered moth
ing. when doctors and lawyers and
merchants Rainbled IN STOCKS from
every hamlet when the little specula-
tors wore myriad and the big spccula-
tors fierce. II slightly ufure eau
t.ous IN In tho seventies
Hartman ning!ng railroads into tho
Eelnbling pr, John ". Gates ana other
men Of his type leading speculative
campaign. which Melted them tens o.
miliio!s, foxy oid James r. Kcenc. en-
Einecring pools--.tor many years the
American people stood :or them and
simply laughed.
Then the great outcries began
They've never led 10 the actual gov
ernmcntal reformation OF abolition OF
tho Stock Exchange. but they seem to
have Put II almost hors de combat
simply by the force OF public opinion
"Nohody's buying" the brokers cry.
we never sell anybody from up
town complain tho nunrry-eyed ones.
meaning that III" merchants who &C
cumulate fortunes no longer follow
the custom of retiring, seating them
selves next the ticker. ana proceed ing
gradually TO turn their hard-carnad
wealth over TO the men OF stock and
bonds. Tho men from uptown" are
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-07
TRUST is INFINITE
Pngc Says There Is No Need for De-
Tense Against England.


Especial Cable 10 The Times Dispatch.
London. December 6.--Amba ssadog
Page made several noteworthy decla-
rations regarding foreign relations of
the United States in n speech at tho
Anglo American Peace Centenary
banquet last night.
I'VE need no defense against Eng
land" he said Tho only rcnaon why
We arc fortyfying the Canal Is that
the men and nations who are going
to use the Canal are not all OF our
blood"
Mr.. Page did not hesitate TO give
the many Americans present grounds
for the complaint that he was making
an invidfous distinction In favor OF
American and British Anglo Saxons MS
against other races OF the world. who
have contributed the majority OF the
American population.
You are all lkinsmen." he told the
diners. I'VE trust you infinitely"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-07

coming 10 realize that THIS Is the
brokers ganie-not theirs
Ard the broker 81 selling his auto
bile Hos no longer known as the
wine buyer" He's no longer known
rs the patron saint Of the chorus girl
He manages 10 keep his membership in
his clubs. and considers himself