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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-10-16
BRATTLEBORo LOCAL.

The board OF civil authority will meet in
the seIectmen's room Saturday, Oct. 81. at
) p. m TO revise the check list to be used
in the treemens meeting Nov. ,.
Class No. l. of the Baptist Sunday
school enjoyed a social at Mrs. {. r.
Crosbys on High street Wednesday
There were - present. Refreshments
We're served and music on the victrola was
enjoyed.
Fred 5 Hartley of Westminster. who
studied law several months in the office OF
&C.. {. Fits Of this town. was one of the
nine successful candidates for admission
to the Vermont bar at the recent exam-
nations in Montpelier.
The Vermont Medical society. which
held its annual meeting this week, is 100
years old. Brattlehoro has furnished four
presidents of the society, DR.. Frost in
1867, Dir. Holton III 1872, DR. Draper in
1854 and DR.. Lawton in 1897
Melvin Dalrymple of West Brattlehoro
injured the middle finger on his lett hand
Yesterday afternoon while at work on the
state road. He was loading heavy stone
on to the cart and was lifting it over the
wheel when his finger was caught be-
tween stones. jamming off the ball of the
finger down TO the bone The injury re-
ceived surgical attention.
The Woman : Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the Methodist church held its
first meeting of the season yesterday
afternoon in the home of Mrs. +. T..
Covey on Western avenue, with 30 pres
ent. \ very interesting program was
carried out, which consisted of a piano
solo by Miss Doris Wyman; song by
Mrs. Frank Z. Cutler; piano solo by
Miss Grace Covev. The subject for
the afternoon was Better Babies for
the World, and the leaders were Mrs.
Dora Winslow and Miss Eta Miner. \
social hour followed, after which re
| freshments were served.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-10-16
REFUSED TO SURRENDER.
Austrians Sent Back Indignant Reply
to Russians at Przemysl.

VIENNA, Oct. -. via Amsterdam,
Oct Is, 1895 a. m. - 1t was announc-
ed officially here today that on the af-
ternoon Of October the commander
of the forces at Przemvsl received
through a messenger under white flag
request for surrender from the gem
eral in command of the Russian army
of investment. The proposal was
promptly rejected.
The Austrian answer to the eommuni-
cation which was promptly replied to
read as follows: To the commander
! find it beneath my dignity to give to
your affIonting proposition the answer
it deserves.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-10-16
MARRIAGES.

In Brattleboro. Get. Il. bv Rev. Father
NJ J. Carmody. Joseph Mark DunIevy and
boro.
In Brattleboro, Oct. Il. by Rev
DeImar f. Trout, Albert Russell Hop
per of Spring Valley, \. Y, and Miss
Mabel Florence Winchester ct Guiif0rd
In Peru. Oct. I. Daniel X. Wilmington
Of South Londonderry and Miss Flor
ence Jones Of Chicago
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-10-16
Harold Whitney and Gordon
Bell Died from Revol-
yer Bullets o
SHOCKING TRAGEDY
AT WEST FAIRLEE
Authorities Say Boys Had Told Com
panions They Would Commit Suicide
Went After Cows Last Night and
Failed to Return.

WEST FAIRLEE, Vt, Oct. 16. =
Two l4-year-old boys, Harold Whit
ney and Gordon Bell, were found in
Il field not mile from the town to-
day, both having died from revolver
bullet wounds.
The bodies were found by Harris
Miller. living across one another.
According to the authorities the two
boys went to bring some COWS home
last evening but did not return.
r The authorities say that the lads
had several times told their compan-
ions that they intended to commit
Snici1p
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-10-16
TOOK 5000 PRISONERS.
Germans Also Captured Cannons and
Supplies at Antwerp.

WASHINGTON. Oct Is. - The Ger
man embassy today received the fol
lowing official wireless report from Der
lin: "Odicial headquarters report that
near Antwerp between 1000 and 5000
prisoners were taken; that among the
war booty are five cannon. 1000 tons
of grain and plenty OF wool and metal.
The harbor works are unchanged. The
French attack near Albert has been re
pulsed. The Russian advance in East
PoInnN has failed.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-10-16
OPERA SINGER SHOT.
Vanni Marcoux of Boston Company
Was Fighting with French.

BOSTON, Oct Is. - From a source
believed to be authoritative word was
received today that Nanni MarcouX, n
member of the Boston Opera company
has been shot and killed while fighting
in the French army. Mr.. MarcOux was
married early in the summer to Made
line Morley, a dancer. At the outbreak
of the war he enlisted.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-10-16
CONTROL LYNN CLUB.
E. B. Fraser and Manager Pieper of
Lawrence the New Owners.

LYNN, Mass, Oct. l6.-E. B. Fra
ser, president of the Lynn baseball
club, announced today that the man
agement of the club affairs had been
transferred from the Lynn Baseball
and amusement club TO himself and
Louis P. Proper, manager Of the Law
renee baseball club.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-10-16
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

\ service with Sunday school will
be held in the Oak Grove school house
Sunday at o clock.
Mrs. \. j. Bracket entertained four
tables at 500 Wednesday evening. Re
freshments of sandwiches, cake and
coffee were served. $780,.
Friends of Mrs Edward Bissell of
Washington street gave her a surprise
party Tuesday afternoon in honor of
her birthday anniversary.
Clinton Arthur Harvey of Is Washing
ton street, Westtield, Mass, and Miss
Mary Kathryn MalIoy Of % Bush street,
WcstGeId, were married yesterday by
Carl :. Hopkins, Justice Of the peace.
Next Sunday will be observed as
post.rallv day in the Baptist Bible
school and a large attendance is antici-
pated. There will be special exercises
by the classes graduating from the pri-
mary department, with comforting of
certificates by the Pastor. The large
orchestra will also be present.
. Paul Chase, hurdler Of the Brattleboro
high school team this year, helped the
Amherst freshmen defeat the sophomores
81 to ~ in the annual fall cider meet"
At Amherst yesterday. Chase was second
in the 22Oyard low hurdles which Nelli-
gan. II, won in - seconds. and was third
in the 12oyard high hurdles, won by
Hunter, is. IN II seconds.
" \ man who gives his name as Ed
ward Sqlires, 30, was taken from a
train here last night in a bad mental
condition. He signed "A voluntary com
faitmcut paper to the Brattleboro Re
treat and will be examined there. He
says his home is in Washington (NtD
aud that mis- mother is in the Water
bury asylum lie has been working in
New York state.
Mrs, H. W. Sargent delightfully."- en-
tertained the ThimbleorianS Thursday
al the house boat owned by Mr.. Sar-
gent and DR. f. $. Bowen. At noon
u delicious covered dish luncheon was
served, the table being laid for -
guests and decorated with ferns and
carnations. The afternoon was spent
in the club : usual way and the occa-
sion proved very enjoyable.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-10-16
LIME CAUGHT FIRE.
Fire in the Hold of Schooner Anchor
ed at Portsmouth, N II.

PORTSMOUTH, n. H., Oct. 10. - A
cargo of lime in the, hold of the schoon-
er Ann c. Stuart, caught fire early to-
day. The crew OF the Stuart, which is
anchored in the harbor, are trying to
smother the flames. 1t may require
weeks to accomplish this.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-10-16
MARRIED WAKEFIELD GIRL.
West Wardsboro Baptist Minister
Took Bride Last Evening.

Rev. Edgar Warren Johnson OF
West Wardsboro. pastor of the Bap-
fist church, last evening married Miss
Ethel Marian Hall of Wakefield,
Mass, at the bride S home. The mar
riage ceremony was performed by Rev.
Francis D. Taylor of the Wakefield
Methodist church.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-10-16
GOOD FOR TOBACCO.
Rain Will Dampen Crop and Keep It
in Prime Condition.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. IS. -
Rain, which began falling in Connec
ticut during the night, will bring the
needed ,lampness to keep the tobacco
crop at its best condition.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-10-16
GuILFORD.

The Progressives of Guilford will
hold their caucus Saturday at the town
hall at Guilford Center to nominate a
representative to the general assembly,
also justices of the. peace.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-10-16
FULTz PRESIDENT.
Re elected at Head of Baseball Play
err Fraternity.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1G. - The Baseball
Players fraternity announced that David
L. Fultz had been reelected president for
three years at the annual meeting of the
directors yesterday.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-10-16

Art DcaIet-'Not valuable. my Leon
ardo da Ninci? You are joking | know
the painter who made il and he Is very
talented Journal AmJisant
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-10-16
KING CHARLES S FUNERAL.
Body Placed in a Crypt in the Cattle
dral.

BUCHAREST, Roumania, via Lon
don, $50 a. m. - The funeral of King
Charles of Roumania was held here
yesterday, the body being placed in a
crypt in the cathedral of Curtea de
Argos, one of the ancient capitals of
Walachia.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-10-16
KILLED HIS FATHER.
Bullet Fired at Mark Struck Fabian
JOrein Sr

EAST BLACKSTONE, Mass, Oct. 16.
"A bullet fired from a revolver IN the
hands of Fabian Jodein, ir,, passed through
the side of a small building today upon
which the young man had fastened tar
get and Killed his father, who was inside.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-10-16
DEATHS.

In Northtield, Mass. Oct. Il, Mrs
Addie L. Finch, 81. wife Of William
f. Finch.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-10-16

Rummagc sale to be held in the Amerl-
can building by the women of the Episco-
pal church. oct. II and 10 1874
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-29
Where T. Pancho Villa

uf aU the stories told of Pancho
VILLA and his motor car corps IN
The recent Mexican campaign. the
tale told and verified before a group
OF motor truck and tire men In Hous-
ton. Tesps. recently is winner IN
it, class
Not ion. since when Villas men
we're making an advance near III
Toro one OF the motor trucks Ia the
main force ran out Of gasoline. a
service truck loaded With gasoline.
OIL. extra tires and complete re-
pair outfit was ordered up from the
rear and -efilled the gas tank The
march WAS continued and the ser
f vice wagon than waited for the rear
. runrl to come up While the truck
was thus resting in the road between
the main body and the rear guard
tho Federals. under Colonel Coo-Coo
made an attack on the service car
from the left FLANK All the service
squad had In the way OF weapons
v'ss sack OF Bull Durham. a spy
rlass and shot gun
Nothinl dauuted. Corporal Perdo
fFNfffn fNf ~ItFf flTfNihhf Aiif
with their steel rims. which tho ser
SEQ wagon carried unloaded from
'hc truck aud placed a. barricade
Behind this rubber snd steel bul.
sark. VILLAS men felt safe
As the Federals fired the bullets
rebounded and killed Colonel Coo
oo's men IN great numbers 'hs
fallani Coo-Coo himself being anon /
Tho five killed or wounded Thus
~-oakened. the Federals were forced
"a reiresi when the rear guard
esme ~ they found tho service ws
ror crsu enicyinE qulsi gains
80 Monte within Tho ronfines ~ ~
rubber rsfnrari
IN ice ~ tho effect tins sior'
-rsv have had upon villa n 8 suf
eesfed that var correspondents iooi
behind every pile 81 Fires,one Tire
thev come acr0s considering th'
possibility Of finding Paneho therl
ensconeed enioyinF a quiet game u
J sefsiY
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-29

home 'R00k" ea8 The diversion and
Miss Mar Johnson wOn high The
hostess served very pleasing zee
course. The guests soon after taking
isave ~ their fascinating hostess
The club guests Fefe Misses Maef.
White. scains. Boyd Davis and
sanford
Mrs France Long gave q most
pleasant party IN lnst wednesday
evening b0nOflng her cousin Miss
nfien White Of Nciiherf0rd Five
-5blos of buncO surrounded by
merry lads and lasfiss made old
King Mlfth reign loyfulIy until a
late hour Tho hostess assisted by
her mother. served delicious 'u,d
" atermeions Miss White won high
rcnre Tho Out -0f-fOWn guest we're
Nisa Marion Maef n Wichita Falls
snd Mr Harry Nebleil Of Quanah
= ~ CallaVay sand daughter.
Nias JeEel. arrived BIO ChIldrew Sal.
rday afternoon from ll0mluy Okla
ta.ng called here ti TELEGRAM an.
n0uncine tho ilnes of Mlfa Lois
Galway Who has typhoid fever
Paul Jones of Ros veil. y VI ~.
rived ~ the cit5 .ai week for O. fis-
o. with hia mother ind sister iie
made the trip 900 bla Buick car
Aitorney n " Crowdsr Of guam
gh was 10 Chi.drr saturday 10 at
tend the convention.
cluster Smith of Mortified has
t,on elected principal Of the Mem
phis High school for The coming
torn CmH'er l io0ed on ss Chill
dresr bog and Dol. friends here are
more than r'al ~ note bis steady
advanremfuI Loo mo educational pro
iassilu
Mr. and Ur ! - Montgomery
gi ghamfork came over In their au-
40 THURSDAY f0 bring two ncices here
~ take iH.fru Tor Fort Worth
Tho fno Young ladies were Misses
noe ana Lucille Weather. yaud had
been spending the 1memr with their
aunt and incl"
Bon ~ % Cope and family left
aa TrIa niEht for Austin. whore be-
aim rrurfr.nf this district Boo tho
.Doo1i ion of the LEGISLATURE
Farmers .ay they would not OBJ.
beer to nice shower or rain luu nov
% is not ~ an necessity but would
Kncp cotton and feed areen and 900.
JOS out FOR q while longer vet
e. S Butcher l,ft Thursday night
tO attend painter. convention a.
Nashville. after (which ho expects
to take BIS little daughter for % visit
through Missouri and other states
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-29
Out ofTown Society


r u stiiolcT OF Amarillo spent
fridaY IN QssRsh
r v Arnold and Hife returned
sraasy ifom Corpus Christi
Thoma. Hawkins Il taxing his tNo
weeks vacation 10 Cleburne
p q Caskey and family leave
Long Beach for Quunah This week
d j. Wardlaw vent ~ Sonora
lasi Thursday 10 visit with his son
feu days
Mrs Th0s NarcrosEo and children
arrived Monday evening from Sew
YORK.
Mr a. " Walton has returned
IRON ihe northern aud eastern miill-
fcrg markets
o. j Richard J T. Backus and
q 70 Christian OF Puduclh wero in
Clanah Monday
Nr and Hrs W WWiford ~
90 Rue 1re here visiting her father
= Trn.ii They viii re'Ialn over
SUNDAY
Re, &c IS WYATT arrived back
from his Yellowstone Park trip Sat
HraY and preached o. tho Mefho.
ul.i church Sunday
T. HollinFsWorth WIS here
from Paducah Sunday % route IA
lirigo
N q Banion and family have
returned from Troupe
Miss Mary WardlaW gpcni last
Thur day In Chlllicothe
Emmett Stephenson and wife are
mere from Oklahoma CITY
Niv Winnie 10 Morris returned
Monday from q camplng-Out trip Ir
NIlhnrger county
Mes1awes Sam Brewer and l. "
spear visited Mrs Henry Lodhettoi
.n Cllllicothe last THURSDAY
The engagement Of Miss Nel
hr0r.rs 10 br r. W Jones OF bod
onfi'ic has been announced
W1fncr q Williams and Wife yer,
ere Tuesday night from lndianapo
iH in their touring ear Pathfinder
They are On route from their HON,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-29
fIiItiIiiiI

Mr. A. " Long gave an irfor.
nal pr.lgc llr'y Wcdr aday after
noon hOpOrI Dor sister SIR white
no Fas yl ing hrr from Nrlfh-
erford Tho guest rIoycd rho
como. and IRE pl.iHet to be- laao-
riated with 'ro honnree
%
Mr John owen proved himself a
very indrlrr1t host hf giving the
younger rei mother plra lni evening
~ hif home Amusemrui Nas pro
ided on the front lawn and porch
aud FeN Io;lF bunch enjoyed q
% lendid PARTY Forty-tw0 and other
ramef Gro played after which q
daitng iro c1urs. was served
One rho many Jolly times o.
'hf younger .af vac v"fF pretty
party rit en hf Miss Nae Louise
Grove horprHr Mis- Helen White
oi Wn1'hrrf0ri About eight roup-
'ra wnr. pro.olt and an enjoyed The
Informal ho.plnlifH dispensed in tho
Grove homo Dancing was on IOyod
f0t GOO hour pr aO and the iced val.
orme.u. we're pronounced uuu lal.
!. good
Nia ua,ay williams entertained
the ICha Blhhc girls THURSDAY li-
toruoou ~ boz beautiful suburban
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-29
BINTs SNAKES FOR CIRCJsEs
AND VI sEt Nj


In the Interesting People de-
partment OF the August American
MAGAZINE appear picture and
sEetch Of Jimmp BECK, Virglnian.
n no rounds 40 and catches sankes
fof cifcsses aud zUo.ogicai gardens.
Following h. an extract from ms
article
a snake hunter goes shopping
sround likely looking spots say be-
g. TIA versing country road sud
IDENTITY he Bees faint mark in the
aust Or mud. according ~ whether
% D. vet or dry You or ! might
cell the mark q mere trail OF dust
lifted by the wind or the erosion oi
tiny stream Of rain-vatof NOt 100
Jimmy Beck lie stoOps over the
telliale trail HIN he'll say and
then vol there may be setter dogs
hO beat cover more furl0uslj
tian Peek does hut have 30 FAR fail
20 10 see thcm. re- a spry snake
that ogoapes
Having located make Beck next
proceeds ~ captufs A. fiis iirH
n0ye N " happen 10 be- q snake
with which he IS unscquainied D. -
set stick with prong In the end
Armed with this stick he approach
9 the reptile lie dlos II up, prod
ling and poking I'll the gentleman
coil Then Beck puts the prong
Jyer tho snakes nocs holds u down
49, lea l. InVw NnnN
Into tho creatures rFes
- hit his ven omous snake.
ltmmpy says. is ESQ will ave an
nelllptical pupil, ~ the pupil Jf a
cat SITTING In the sIn But hi' MI
o. ncnyenhOmOus make 'is pupil
b. ~ be round
or course the sraOmOus snakes
odd according 10 tHe eyes a. afore-
mentioned. merit different treat
ucnt But even here there Is no
tcadying 10 the hy'aricnl fear with
Fhich most OF Ms observe a snake
Beck simply goes Dor the snake juFl
, YOU or ! would 70 for Q dollar
b the most conyen UDual pursuit
Nevertheless there is always pres
tnt. always stalkine Dy bis side, the
oanger OF the gam BE rcalizcs ~
Md though he go not hrazenly
but with the quic' confidence Of %
nan who knows DOES own trade. ]
fear no make. yc' be knows that
fometime someday IKE the ayiaiors
tlc game viii get l.m tie ha- his
% medicines for make bite And
Troy are medicine which have traF.
gied ali over this country with him
from the Evergladc Of Florida o.
the vast marshes of the country
around the headVaiors OF the Miss
sippi. where dWc.s the surly mas
,afauga. or east into the Adiron-
dacks. back west into the hot dry
plains OF the Southwest ana into
the troubled region. Of our violent
dispOsitioned sisior republic ANY
here that snakef dtelI Jimmy Beck
mas wandered or $40 surely wander
spmctime-if the game doesn't get
him first. And boz viii be bitten
IRON time TO tlne Il medicines.
DE says. will cure him Really, too
MS treatment do, ni coincide with
the treatment prescribed by medical
aen Put he pir his faith 90 H.,
because II has never failed him Five
cents worth Of hprtshorn, five cents
worth Of strcnu fsppenilne. and five
cents worth q bharbonate Of soda
all put into lttle vial together Is
Pcck's remedy '0r snake bite That
ard for rattlesnae bite twentieth
grain of strychnine capsuel swallow
ID lmmediatcH This dope IN tho
vial he puts ua fhe wound he DOES
lot take II Internally n docsr =
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-29

by way Of Denver 10 Dallas Galyes-
ton and New Orleans.
John Tannahill aud a =. Ward
Of the l. /. ranch near 3geafingsn
were registered Al the Quanah Mon
day.
Mrs NJ J Cofield and little dad
Fhter. Cue. returned home after
Spending a week 9Th her daughter
Yrs y s. Malone IN Paducah
Mrs J W Shaw and Miss Winnie
DO Morris have rot Irned from a too
week Whit iu Vernon brin Hn1 rith
them Mis- Nancy Collier a sister ~
Mrs shaw
Tuosda uiThi Rev " T. Grogan
niied IN marriage Ralph Mcmillan
and Miss isFtie Addison ralph is
ir The employ of % y Hood and
J rs Wife o. tho daughter ~ Mf and
Mrs = Addison
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-29

'ollow the prescribed methods IN the
medical books Yet n seems 20 be
90 that stands between Jimmy Beck
and the game getting him. lie has
been bitten. too. for his hand and
IOroarms have sears where deadly
.crpents have struck home
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-29

Summer has IT'S Inconvenience 4"
II don't get YOU" II was just think
ing OF the yestless man who tries 10
carry lead pencil. fountain pen,
his watch and his cigars In the top
pocket Of his coat"-Detroit Free
Press
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-29
With The Churches


sorIco. AZ the Polk street Motho-
dIr church sunday as follows.
sunday school 10 a. m
Preaching service n p m
Young pcoplo'g meeting AZ 2 30
% M
Meeting FOR men al . m
Revival service ri N.la . M
purHanan street Methodist church
1000 begin revival meeting tonight
r1' cooperation Of an christians Is
urged The preaching viii Ice done
ht fbo pastor Rev n V Watts. Rev.
s Travis will conduct the or
LarIBiiun of the choir and sins
Irr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-29

DR. r. A. Johnston has moved his
office TO rooms 3 and Pickett
building adjoining telephone build
lng. 20b-tf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-29
Amarillo Society


announcements.
The Twelve Busy Bee. .ili meet
next Wciuc- day afternoon with
Nis AuaHeI Jcnk,u. 1905 Taylor
street
The Dell Bennett Auxiliary OF the
pOik street Methodist church VIII
meet 100 regular session Wednesday
afternoon at O'Clock 100 the parlors
%. Zoe church
saturday AFTERNOON beginning at
. O'Clock at the Amarillo Drug store
Z HAPPIER ~ of the =. n q society
VIII celebrate Educational Fund
Day with market and everything
SHOWN 90 culinary art IN the way
ol cakes. pies. fancy breads and can
dies viii be- on display Anyone
wishing 10 send In special orders are
requested 10 phone them IN ~ an
early date 10 Mrs G. N Ball, pres
idrut Of the Amarillo Chapter
All communications FOR publica-
ton in the society column OF the
Amarillo Daily News must be writ
ten on one side OF the paper only. II
this request s. observed by OUT
friends Il will relieve the necessity OF
rewriting many articles sent in.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-24
PERSONNEL OF ST. CECILIA
QUARTET.

In the appearance OF St Cecelia
Ladies' quartet OF Chicago. the mem
hers of the Rock Island Musical club
are assured an entertainment that is
different and that viii please the most
exacting. The quartet will appear in
concert program AT the New Harper
On the afternoon Of Tuesday. Nov. at
O'Clock and the entertainment Il
complimentary TO members Of the club
upon presentation OF their membership
ticket The repertoire of the quartet
Is prepared TO NEE a wide range and
Includes sacred, secular, classical and
Eemi-classical selections and even
songs Of a more popular nature. The
personnel OF the quartet Is distinguish
cd. both collectively and individually.
The director aud accompanist Miss
Tina Mae Hines is a teacher. lecturer
md orFanist OF extensive experience.
She f. sub-deacon OF the Chicago chap
ter of the American Guild OF Organists
and holds the position of o-ganist and
musical director of St James Method
Ist church in Chicago, where she is rec
ogni-szd as one Of the foremost organ
lists OF the day. Miss Julie Msnierre,
the first soprano. distinguished herself
b. winning IN competition with 300
contestants from AL over the United
States one OF three opera scholarships
ofe-ed by the Chicago Grand Opera
company. Mrs Else Harthan-Arendt.
Eecond soprano. is the daughter Of the
distinguished composer. Dr. Hans Har-
than and she has won great praise as
en- exceptional artist with a wonderful
~Oice OF fresh beauty. Mrs. Permeiia
Eewby Gale. first contTaltO has sung
extensively IL recital In chu-ch and in
p-ato-io and IS noted for the artistic