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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-27
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WANTED. Eors FROM !; TO &c
years old; good wages. Apply
AhERICAN GLASS WORKS. Hos.
pital and Mill Streets
WANTED. FOR u. s. ARMY. ABLE
hodicd. unmarried mon. between ages
or IS and 30. citizens OF United States,
or good character and temperate habi;a
VINO can speak. read and write tho
English language. For Information
apply TO RECRUITING OFFICER. $50
East Broad Richmond. Va.
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psIp, Scale ann 5feinalc

EN-WoMEN-GET GOVERNMENT
jobs; big pay. Thousands OF APP
poointments; Write for list Of po-
sitions. FRANKLIN INSTITUTE,
Dept. 405D. Rochester. n. Y.
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THE ANNUAL MEETING or TIE
stockholders OF the Linton Coated
Paper Company Will be held at tho
office of the company. corner Cover
nor and Ross Streets. Richmond, Va
on MONDAY, June =, 1919. Mt noon
b. w. LIPSCOMB.
Secretary.
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BY Elan & Funston
and
J. D. Carneal s: Son.
Real Estate Auct!oneers.

EXECUTORS AUCTION SALE
OF
BROAD STREET RUsI-
NESS PROPERTY AND GRACE AND
MARSHALL STREETS RESIDENCE
pROpERTV
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auction Salrs future DAYS
BY Pollard & Bagby.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
COURT SALE by AUCTION

COURT SAT.E DY AUCTION
OF
A GOOD VACANT LOT ON THE SOUTH
LINE OF CARY STREET. WEST oil,
COLONIAL AVENUE: ALSO TWO
LOTS ON MAYNARD STREET. BE
TWEEN MORRIS AND ANTRIM
STREETS IN LEONARD HEIGHTS.
In execution of decree OF the Law
and Equity Court OF the city of Rich
mond, entered in the suit of Russell
Sidney Leibs, plaintiff VS. Saliio o,
Ieibs ct ais. defendants. on the l9th
day OF May, 1919, VIII sell by auction.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 2S 1913,
ut o'clock L. n
the above mentioned lot on Cary Street
fronting thirty 500 feet on the south
line of Cary. Street by depth OF one
hundred and twenty G2o1 feet to an
alley. the said lot being situated iinme-
diately east of the store known as No
2927 West Cary Street.
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AND AT 6 O'CLOCK p. NJ.
will sell the two lots in Leonard
Heights, being lots Nos. 3 and in
block H and having frontage of
sixty (6O) feet on Maynard Street bv
q. depth of one hundred and thirtv
$500 feet.
TERMS: Cash.
WALTER l. RHODES
Special Commissioner.
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Rral Gstate J;or sale

TIMBER LAND FOR SALE. EIGHT
t traet Of from oa c2,i1mS6ia; Va. 5ll-acro
we'll set in timber, and Will cut large
amount saw timber. ties. hickory
e,s n hrics; Si259 per acre. II. r
MONUMENT earJsr f. AMEN Nh, LEE AVENUE.
care Times Dispatch.
FOR SALE. ON CAR LINE. HIGH
land ParI:. modern elght-room house.
ipareo LOT, a. bargain; must sell
irIco two-thlrds actual value. Adj
dress SACRIFICE. care Times bis
patch.
TWENTY-ACRE FARM ON TROLLEY
me IN n nigh state of cultivation.
Good ninc-room residence: all neccs-
sary outhouses. As business ncccssi.
a,ea the owner changing his resi-
uence the pronerty IL offered at an
III East Main Street.
LARGE LOT oN y. c. L.. II r.. NEAR
inIl street, for salc cheap: easy
terms. d 227. care I'll .es- Dispatch
FOR SALE: NEW HOMES. HANOVER
Can he saa eyV i 2'och. no neater built.
1857. Monroe 29i4-L.
LEONARD HEIGHTS; Will, PAY
cash; Ernnklin street preferred Adj
fq Rem sAL l3o6 ! b NEW GROVE ,n AVENUE
baths. 80 II feet front Madison SON
1867 Monroe 2944-L
w Il S T II a NJ ITO BARGATN-ONE
acre of land. new modern nix-room
bungalow; water in house; fine stand
5or store. Very easy terms p a. L.
SAITH. Attorney and Trustee
HIGHLAND SPRINGS. VA. HOUSE
five rooms. hall and porch vol. etc
three lots. $500, or five lots. 81 600
hair cash, !. y. TRESLER. Rich,
mona. va, X r. y. ., BOX 1os-D
SlXTY FEET, BOULEVARD. Clear
VIII exchange for Grove Aven,;o
dwelling. Address X 9i2 care
Times Dispatch.
FOR SALE. AT BARGAIN, TO QUICK
purchaser choice Floyd Avenue lot:
also three Ginter Park lots Terms
II wanted. Address O. G. LYME. Fir
teenth and Dock Streets or phone
Monroe i376.
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WANTED. y CAPABLE BUSINESS
iuan who can invest several thous-
and dollars. with services. to be-
come secretary treasurer OF Il local
enterprise. Investment secured by
real estate If YOU have the money
ana mean business address x 979,
care Times Dispatch
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5000 BUYS HALF INTEREST IN AN
Invention. Investigate. No harm ::
perhaps good. FRANK SMITH. 1912
East Franklin Street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-18
SUMNER FOODS AS
CAUSE OF DYSPEPSIA
MANY ALSO GET DIiRRHOEA-
WHAT To DO ~ EITHER
CASE

Summer ought 10 be the months
Of most perfect health. but owing
20 contaminated water and milk. I'M
ripe fruit. germs and insects the
average OF health is not good at this
time OF the year There Is much
skin trouble from acid fruits. and
much dyspepsia and diarrhoea from
cold foods and iced beverages
The skin trouble is easily stopped
by disseminating fruit for a few
days. and by the use OF a mild lax
alive TO clean the bowels and tone
the blood The dyspepsia is likewise
corrected b. the use OF laxative
that has combined with II the ele-
ments Of a digestive tonic. Hence
the best remedy 20 use Is Dr Cald-
wells syrup PepsiH. which. a. its
name indicates. H. a pleasant laxa-
tive. combined with the virtues OF
pepsln. which We an know is The
best cure for Indigestion
Csc syrup Pepsin also for sum
mer diarrhoea Avoid astringents.
physics and carthartics. a. they are
unnecessarily harsh Thousands Of
good American families prefer Or
Caldvells syrup Pepsin. among
them those OF Mrs " A. Taylor, Be
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Deafness Cannot Be Cured.

by local applications. az they cannot
reach tho diseased portion Of the ear
There Is only one way to cure deaf.
ness. and that Is by constitutional
remedies Deafness IS caused by an
lnflamed condition of the mucous lin
ing OF the Eustachian Tube. when
this tube IS inflamed YOU have a
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing
and when It Is entirely closed. Deaf.
ness is tho result, and unless the in
flamation can be taken out and this
tube restored to its normal condition
hearing will be destroyed forever
Nine cases out OF ten are caused ~
Catarrh. which is nothing but an
inflamed condition of the mucous
surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dol
lars for any ease OF Deafness (caus.
ed by Catarrhl that cannot be cured
by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for
circulars. free.
+, J. CHENEY. & CO,
Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for Con
stipation.
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Amusement
n The Virginia

At the Virginia tonight The Fight
at Grizzly Gulch' will Doe rc-cnactod
In all the realistic nature that NOV
| ing pictures can cngcudor II is q
spectacular portrayal of early west
crn daring. The films for this
theme have been produced at aroat
expense The story 8, rcfrc-hingly
novel enacted with magnificent pho.
Biography. and intcrwo,ou with gen
uino Indians
Part one begins with Wentworth.
the young trader. leaving his wife
for Oh. indian camp Hc carries
with h.m quantity of tobacco This
the Indians covet But be-. cogu.l.
ant O. fIe manner of dealing with
them, cures many skins. This con-
summa'.i the Indians and younr
trader ra startled by cry OF ucau-
tatiou from the Medicine Man Went
worth covers tho chiefs daughter
Is seriu. iy 900 Realizing that none
Of the carnations can heal her..
Weutvr.fh administer medicine he
carrie his saddle bag This .atc.
the IND us. who declare they uIU
bring % plague 10 tho tribe unless
the whit. man is Killed Wentworth
is take. prisoner But the chiefs
.d1ughto rapidly rocupcatcs and
liboratc Ncnttorth Realizing TINT
the tri.. aill seek vengeance. .H.
escape % Wentworth. They be-.
come separated on tho desert but
she reaches tho post. where .ho al
arms Oh. whites Pun of gratitude
to WoH orth she assists hu u1
his v.f. 100 escape by O. u.fDr'Hs.
when OBJ. Indian. com. upon tI, post
and anu i.afo t
Pari .oud is especially sp.radI
and pleasing 90 tho most 'H-f'G...
of lover OF the movie Went.
worth. having made his escape meet
ing with party OF sat'rr. Gods. -
his esral and soon tbn Indian. como
upon tt.u. and there follows o. f,r.
rible combat iu which Ono trader
again makes Dis Dscap. Tie r.i'.F
dauettor Starlight hr.Hs into play
AN of fH. cunning of Dog pe0u'. u
pilotIu HoufVorth a.f. and UfIs
one aero. the arid plains 40 they
reach f.s Indian bura. ground fhHf
are suddenly appraised D.. 'Hr ol.
slaueht 1f bunch of Indians
drunk HfH their several f..'pr...
Again -Hr resorts to uht.r.uf, auf
hide away The wife aud .Hi aHH
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Personals
Mrs Otis Truloye and children. OF
PlainvieW. aud Miss Kathleen Alex
ander OF Meridian. who came nr
the early part of the week 10 at.
tend tho Bull-Timmons wedding aud
who have been guests Of Mrs Alex
Lumpkiu expect 10 return 90 Plain
view today
Miss Thenia McOzier OF Mexico. "a
the guest Of the Misses Burgess. 1909
Tyler street
Miss Mamie Blake. who has been
the guest OF Miss laye Timmons. re-.
turned 10 her home out on her faith
cr's ranch yesterday.
Circle e Of First Baptist church
will meet this afternoon at 2 O'Clock
A. the home OF Mrs y. l.. Britain.
80 Fillmore street.
Mrs Or. j T.. Nunn H. IN Plain
view attending meeting Of the Bap-
tist Woman Missionary Union ~
the Panhandle which rs being held lon
the First Baptist church Of that
place.
VI " Wariug % Denver. Colo.
'Na To- the city Thursday adjusting
claims for the Fraternal Union of
America BE left this morning Tor
Orange and other points in the
south part Of the state.
a PHEASANT fishing party that left
the city yesterday for a two week IS
camp a. Tascosa includes DR. ". ".
CUNNINGHAM aud family and Br Y.
Thomson aud family.
Mr and Mrs william Boycc ana
family are back a. their home N
mo Tyler street after an enIoya.
bic summer spent At Roswell Min
eral Wells and their cottage in Pala
uurO canyon
AmouE the guests entertained az
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herself among the graves of
parted Redmen. The Indiai
by. Wentworth reaches Fort
after a perilous journey aero
plains, advises the troop of
ages of the Indians, but bcfc
go TO meet the Indians Starli
her proteges come into cam
two women. faint and de-
are tenderly cared for The
return 10 the camp. II Is &.
rejoicing. but their festiyit
suddenly interrupted by "a,
of the troops from Fort v
terrible battle Is waged :
from a distant hill. watC
struggle. after following IN,
She witnesses the fleeing OF
dians and the destruction
WigWams, With no home anC.
Pile. she sadly makes her 3
to the fort and begs the We
to make her their servant.
There Is no greater play Il
II abouuds In the best In In
In the early days. and Is char,
pathos and admirable qualiti.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-18

the home OF Mrs. NJ. 4. Yarbor-
ough. 609 Jackson street. Is Pape
Hineman OF Chillicothe. who will re-
main In Amarillo over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs T. II. Rowan and
daughters Mabel and Johnnie. of
Waco. came In on an overland trip
last evening, and will be guests at
the home Of Mrs. NJ. r. Yarbor-
ough. cog Jackson street for about
two weeks
Mrs. McFariny and family Of
Tulia are guests of Mrs j. W. Pow
els, at the Magnolia hotel. Mrs. Me.
Farling Is returning from an extend
ed visit In the south.
Mrs W. G. DeFrees of Carthage.
Mo-, who has been on very enjoya-
BILE visit with Mrs c. T.. Fife and
Mrs. Sam Lewis, has returned home.
Mrs Otis Truloye and children.
are up from plainyiew to attend the
Bull-Trimmous wedding
Mrs Lander. OF Dallas. is in the
city. guest at the home OF her son
and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Lander. 9lo jefferson street.
MIR and Mrs. John Russell ana
family of Dallas, who came overland
Saturday to be guests at the home
OF j. Il. Wheatley. 500 Washington
street. left the early part Of the week
for South Plains. having as their
guest on the trip. Miss Nettie Wheat
ley. Miss Wheatley will return home
Sunday while the tourists will 40 on
to San Antonio In their car.
q
nressmakers complain that most
girls have uneven shoulders. especi
ally those who sit at desk many
hours OF the day. when you discoy-
er that one OF your shoulders is
higher than the other change your
way of sitting at your desk. This
simple exercise viii help
Extend the arm of the lower
shoulder upward, the hand grasping
the dumbell Lower the arm on the
right side and with this hand sup
port n heavy height.
Another simple exercise for this
defect is to iorclbly dcpress the high
er shoulder many times day. You
can do this as YOU are sitting at your
work.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-18

I her The bridal bouquet was of lily
OF the valley aud brides roses, her
only jewels being pearl sunburst,
! Miss Timmins was attended by her
matron of honr, Mrs Otis Trulove.
of Plainyiew, who was handsomely
gowned in apricot silk crepe trim
med In shadow lace and worn over
Dresden satin.
The brides mother. Mrs. e. A.
Timmons wore becoming gown of
black messaline After the beauti-
ful ring ceremony was performed
Mr. and Mrs. Bull received the con-
CALCULATIONS OF the relatives and
friends who were present at the
wedding and later dainty lunche-
on was announced for the guests
and bridal party. Al o'clock the
bride donned a handsome travelling
suit OF dark peacock blue with hat
and gloves to match and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bull left for honeymoon trip.
TO points OF interest In the Colorado
mountains. From there they will go
on to Arlington. where the groom
has ready a lovely home out on his
prosperous ranch.
The bride and groom have been
childhood friends and college chums
both families having been bound
with closest ties OF friendship for
years.
Many handsome wedding presents
have been received from friends at
hame and afar.
Among the out-of-town guests
were Mrs Frank Tatum. sister of the
groom, and Mr.. Tatum. Of Dallas.
Mr. Cave Bull OF Dalhart. Miss Kath-
leen Alexander, OF Meridian and
Mrs Otis Truelove and children OF
Plainview.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-18
OhcN Tint Impnls

Instead OF enduring the
ment OF weak bacK. back
kidneys, swollen joints an
tism, obey that implse 10
Kidney pills. They coop
nature. which accounts for
cess In all kidney and ba,
ders They are healing,
ing tonic. Charles N. 30
| y. Y, after docting for y
no relief says: II CONNER
Foley Kidney Pills and | a
tircly cured" " Obey that /
day and give them a chan
you. Randall Drug Co.
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!, ould Have More Inspectors

\SlllNGTON, u. c., July I -
or Sheppard today introduced n
.tion directing an investigation
,rmine the addiational number
~ appliance inspectors reuulr-
be- United states.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-18
LOST
PAGE SEVEN
BY Hop"

LOST Gold. open face ladies
watch between i'm and Polk and
10th Fillmore. NJ. B inscribed on
watch aud fob. Return To this Of
flee Reasonable reward. 22O-lt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-18

Eye Natures walks,
Shoot folly as II flies.
And catch the manners,
Living as they rise;
Laugh where We must.
BE candid where We can,
But yindicate the
Ways OF God to man
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-18
lott. Wis. who finds She can give I

10 her hCbf WITHOUT causing cramps
or pains. and Mrs WIN o. Richtet.
Clayville. Va. who considers II a
laxative tonic absolutely uneXcelled
They know Of no pleasanter cure for
constipation. liver trouble. indiges-
ton. summer diarrhoea. etc u r.
valuable 20 an the family from IN
fancy 90 old age Children like rs
taste All druggists sell IL az fifty
cents and one dollar bottle. the
latter being the family size
Families wishing 10 try free
sample bottle can obtain b.. psot-
paid. by addressing DR. ". Is Cald-
we'll as Washington 81 M0nticel-
10. H.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-18
Mortuaru

mf-Miss Essic l.. Dye. ,ro
Thursday at sos North FiI telyt
street She was 2G years OF age .ho
funeral services were conducted by
Rev. W. =. Jennings of the Christian
church In the Eakle Undertaking
parlors and interment was ma h. ia
the Llan0 cemetery. Besides her
sister at sos Fillmore street she
leaves "a brother In California. Her
parents are deceased.
v -
NTitkEii-Suuny James Tucker.
the little 9-ycar-old nephew OF Chas.
Carder. at 1905 Van Buren, street.
died Thursday about noon from totu.
nus. The hour of the funeral has
not been announced Young Tucker
stuck rusty wire in his foot I'm the
street about three weeks ago and has
been IN o serious condition even
since.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-18
\ Announcements

The Junior Philatheas of the Polk
street Methodist church will give an
Ice cream shipper at Mrs. W. NJ. Rice's
home 1909 nh.Tison street tonight
LAT ) O'Clock A corfial invitation Is
extended to al and good time Is
promised
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-18

MI $500 I'lursbcim OXfo
Blackburn Bros.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-18

George H. Denton. professor OF
German in Butler College, lndianap-
oils. was in Amarillo on Thursday on
his way to Oklahoma. Professor
Denton is travelling in the interests
OF the Simplified Spelling Board of
New York. lecturing at various sum
mer schools, and getting opinions as
to the progress of the movement for
simplifcation in the West and South
west
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-18

Mrs. W. y. Philpott won new lau-
rels yesterday as a genial and yivaci-
Gus hostess when she entertained
the Amarillo Bridge club with AN
all-day party at the lovely suburban
home OF Judge and Mrs. John w.
Veale, from . until ~ o'clock when
"a delicious luncheon was served In
the spacious dining room, consisting
of chickan salad. potatoes au gratin,
pimento sandwiches, olives. aspara-
gus tips, stuffed egge.s pear salad
with nuts and pimento hot rolls. iced
tea
After brief period OF rest at the
close OF the luncheon. playing was
resumed and continued with unabat-
ed zeal until o'clock in the after
noon.
Beautiful and artistlcs floral dec
orations OF sweet peas. nasturtiums
and cut flowers made a fitting back
ground for the lovely gathering OF
bridge players The guests of the
club were Mrs T ] Considine and
Miss Katherine Milliken. A very
much appreciated courtesy was OK
tended 10 the club during the morn
ing In the way OF an elegant five
pound box OF candy. with the compli-
ments of J. H. Harris aud Son.
A number Of delightful social func-
tons have marked the social calen-
der for the week among the most en-
ioyable being the lovely party given
yesterday morning by Mrs. ". H..
SchrIeber and Miss Ienebcth Wllboru
AZ the home of the latter, 700 Tyler
street, from g TO ~ O'Clock compli-
mentary 10 Mrs Schricber's guest.
Miss Annie Mludc Harris of Fort
Worth Progressive Bunco was the
game and furnished one round of de
light throughout the morning Beau
uful decorations OF sweet peas. mas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-18

At high noon yesterday the lovely
home wedding OF Miss Mayc Eliza
beth Timmons to Mr.. Leigh Dyer
Bull OF Arlington, Okla, was sol
emnized at the home OF the bride
parents. Mr. and Mrs c. A. Tim
mons. $40 Jefferson street. Pink
and white were the wedding coiors
just the tones for pretty. simple
morning wedding. and were effec-
lively carried ont In floral decora-
lions OF La France roses with fern
and pink and white sweet peas. The
bridal party, entered from the rear
of the three large adjoining rooms
and proceeded 10 the parlor where
the ceremony was performe. Rev.
+. r. Robinson, pastor OF the Polk
street Methodist church was the first
TO enter and after taking his stand
at the place designated. was fol-
lowed by the little ring bearer. the
brides niece Miss Agnes Timmons
who was daintily attired in white
with pink ribbons and carrying a
large La France rose In whose heart
the wedding ring lay nestled. Next.
the bridesmaid. Miss Chloe Patter-
son, In "A lovely gown OF white
French wolfe trimmed in lace and
worn over a slip OF pink charmouse
and carrying an arm bouquet Of pink
roses, entered with the groomsman.
Mr.. Herbert Timmons. a brother OF
the bride The groom. Mr.. Leigh
Dyer Bull and his best man Mr.. Cave
Bull his brother. OF Dalhart. enter
ed next and following these came
the bride In an elegant and becoming
gown OF clinging white crepe de
chine over messaline. Her veil was
caught with a spray OF orange bias
'oms and fell in graceful folds about
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-18

Prof Danton. instructor OF Ger
man at Butler college. indianapolis,
Ind. who has been giving a series of
lectures on simplified spelling all
through the west and southwest.
spent the day In Amarillo yesterday
as the guest of Mir and Mrs. j. NJ.
Russell and family and Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Russell.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-18

Among enjoyable events calan,
dored for today-H the shirt waist
dance this evening al the Elk's
home.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-18

From Letters from Father "a
His Daughter Entering College, II
by Charles Thwing, published by
the Plat a. Peck Co, New York.
The cultivated person Is the per.
son who appreciates the best which
lite offers. Appreciation is both
intellectual. emotional. volitional. II
Is discrimination plus sympathy. II
contains a dash OF admiration. II
recognizes and adopts the best in
every achievement the arts, litera-
ture, poetry sculpture, painting
architecture. The cultivated person
seeks out the least unworthy In the
unworthy, and the most worthy in
that which is at all worthy. The
person OF cultivation knows. COM
pares, relates. judges. lie has stand
ards and he applies them to things.
measures methods His moral nature
Is fine. and his intellectual is hon
est. He is filled with reverence for
truth, duty, righteousness. He is
humble, for he knows how great IL
truth, how imperative duty. lie Is
modest for he respects others. He
is patient with others and himself,
for he knows how unattainable is
the right lie can be- silent when in
doubt He can speak alone when
truth Is unpopular He is willing to
lose his voice In the choir invisi-
BILE. Tie Is a man OF proportion.
reality, sincerity, honesty. Justice,
Temperance, intellectual aud ethical.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-18

Mrs NJ v SIyith will entertain
the Paiarito ciyb this afternoon at
2:30 o'clock AZ hsr home SOB John
son street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-18

turtiums and palms made the room a
cool. attractive. bower like place Just
suitable for the charming gathering.
/ At 1880 O'Clock delicious two
course luncheon brought close To
the games. Those present besides
the honoree were Misses Mildred and
Frances Burgess Thelma Mcoczier
OF Mexico. Katherine owen. Mary
Huff. Mary Don Works. Ruth How
ard. Eunice and Pearl Burkhead,
Ruby Patton, Della and Margaret Pat
terson. Lera Twichel. Gertrude Din
an. Ruth Perry. Reba Wrather, Dolly
Cleveland. Currie Trollinger. Lero
Roberts. Sarah and Katherine Dur
rett. Margaret Randolph OF Plano,
Ruth and Ruby killborn. Ada Rich
ey, Helen Howe and Mesdames J. l..
Scott ]. l.. Richardson. f. Ryburn.
A. X Sims and A. $. Tugwell.
Miss Bess Wheatley very cham
ngly entertained the j. 4. G. club
yesterday afternoon at her home,
500 Washington street, from To &
o'clock.
The club members are resting up
from their study programs during
the summer months and only light
needle work is permitted to invade
the meetings. At the close OF the
afternoon ices and cake refreshed the
guests before they departed for their
homes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-18

The "Beau-ndt' dub will NEE,
this morning at ~ o'clock at the
home OF Miss sophia Meyer. 1908
Monroe street.