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Evening journal., 1915-10-28
MRs. BELIN A YIsIT0R.

Mrs. Henry Belin. Jr., OF Scranton.
Pa, has been spending a few days with
her daughter. Mrs. Pierre S. DUPONT.
Evening journal., 1915-10-28
GUN SHOT VICTIM IN HOSPITAL,

Oscar Thomas. who was shot by
Norman Hinkson, colored. Of Newark.
is still I'm the Delaware Hospital.
Hinkson is confined in the workhouse
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-23
C,NAnI,N

Al the residence OF MIR and Mrs.
Chas Teas. on the east side of cana
dian last Friday might occurred the
marriage OF Miss Empress Arlington.
the third daughter OF Captain and
Mrs C " Arlington, to Mr. Fred
NolColi in the presence OF a small
company Of relatives with but one
or two exceptions
The ritualistic form of the Pres
hyterian church was very impress.
siyeiy prouorncCi hy Rev -. G..
Taylor pastor of the local presbv.
terrain church of which the bride was
valuable and consistent member
Immediately following the ceremony
refreshments We're served and the
happy pair departed on train No.
80 for q wedding tour covering @
period Of several weeks They go
first 10 Kentucky 10 visit tho par
ents OF the bridegroom Afler re-
turning 20 Texas they will establish
the now home 40 snyder. where Nh
W0lcoU o. employed IN responsible
and remunoratiyo position hv che
Santa Fc Ry Co.. IN the residence
previously provided for consumm1.
tion Of welded bliss
The bride was attired in % beau
tiul travelling suit of Mahogany
color while N, groom was dressed
in the customary and appropriate
black
Mrs Nolcott was horn and reared
in tho Panhandle and possess es
those rare qualities of mtelloctuSl
supremacy and % wealth of charm
thg' hctokon splcudld paronlagr and
% promising future Mr. Wolco't
likewise possesses the great Amou.
can virtues of thrift and capahilitl,
that are unsurpassed save in the
NuElo-Sa'on race of people and with
almost their entire adult life lies
beyond them We predict the rich re-
ward of fhis worlds goods Vh yh
is youchsatcd to the frugal and r.
dustrioue and unite with the entire
community 100 oNnr,s-ions of conrr.
tulatuu upon This happy occasion
Mr. and Mrs j VI Mcdonald pl
New Concord Ohio. arrived iu Cana
dian today lor visit Of several
weeks
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SOCIETY NOTES FROM
NEIGHBORING TOWNS

DR. u Niche went up 20 Mem
phis Tuesday morning 20 attend the
meeting of the Panhandle Medical
Association.
Mrs Geo McNeaus returned 20
her home al Fort Worth Sunday. al
ter weeks visit with her friend.
Mrs Cicero Kinds
Mrs u Littrell returned 10 her
home az Amarillo Monday morning
after visit with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs ID. Gillian. Sr
Mrs W. n Falls OF Alto. Okla,
arrived IN Childress SUNDAY TOR q
visit with her sister. Mrs 4 Drum
moud OF the Tell country
Mr. and Mrs. c 4. Williams went
mp 10 Newln Friday 90 attend q big
dance M the residence OF Bud Smith
that evening Mr. Williams returned
Saturday morning. hut Mrs VII
liams remained until Monday morn
ing.
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MIAMI

Yesterday evening at the home ol
ihp brides parents. Mr. and Mrs q
VI. Black. their daughter Miss Laura
was married 10 D. 70 Coz of Moh'r.
tie
Miss Black d. very fine LOOKING
Young lady of our city and Mr. COZ
Be- "a business man of Mobeetie Thcr
LEFT today tor Mohectio where they
will make their home, and VII o
them goes our worry best wishes.
The Ladies' Ala OF the Prcshyter-
ian church met with Mrs J A.
Meade tho First Wednesday iu ldn-
uary ana elected Mrs J.. q. Robert
son. president. Nrs j ID. Lard. vice
president Mrs. g. NJ. hockct secfp-
larry and Mrs VI O'LOuphlin, trra.
surcr ono noV member Was added
10 our list The second meeting OF
he wear. also with Mr.. Meade, tot
social day which, needless 10 say.
vas highly enjoyed hy all The
third meeting va. with Mrs J. "
Robertson there we're slN member
present The afternoon WAS spent
i'm .cWing tor 3n apron and honue'
sale the ladies intend io give 300 i1'
near w'uro
Missionary society met ~ the
church for their regular Mission
study on "Wednesday afternoon 700 3
O'Clock our Nia ION lesson wa
taken from rho Missionary Nolcc am
w.. conducted by oar Third N'o0
President who mid' 900 interesting
lesson and meeting
Next "Wednesday i- our social
meeting ana win be- held 100 the home
of Mrs VIII " Davis
%
afr and Mrs Ell's We'll. Ictt this
week Tor Enid oklahoma on short
visit
,frs ~ T. Nhmcr- f., SPENDING
the week With her daughter. Nt.
W y Durham oi Nohooiio
Mr.. , g. DI1l of canadian -
uendme f,V 1ay. N.Ih relative
iu Wam th Rc'E
Mr. sam -rinor NU hostess w
tha Woman study club last Fri
day afternoon ON account OF SOW
.rgI absent. iho prosr1m Cor Tho dn"
was short Roll nll was uHwrrri
by quotations from Whittier The oi0
ana yrf familiar poem SNOW Bouna,
read hv Mr.. SO. SIC. HJ- very much
appreciated Dainty r'ir"snmeh'
Var, served
Nr ANA ur. Dan kiylehcn entcr
... . d
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homo OF Mrs. G. v hroumc The
house was beautifully decorated for
tho occasion. pot plants were the
floral decoration and De- society ,ol
ors. white and gold, As> arls,ically
arranged In the reception apartments
Mrs Quigley assisted Mrs Broome
i'm receiving and In their pleasing
wav presented the guests 90 Mes
DANES Temple and Newman who
served tea. The guests were seated
four at n table. which was covered
with dainty handwork center piece.
ana held for the center ornament
candle stick In Which burned %
candle on the tabi' MAS quito O.
number of small leuerrd cards aud
ono large card with fHHIr number
clever contest w spelling iU,
names OF missionaric Bible school
ana bihlc characters With lhr small
lattcred cards was an ucutp goa
ipre. when a half hour or more was
spent In the confess Va were told
to hold the large car over fhr flame
of the candle. and SCI what if would
reveal 10 ne. when to fHs amusement
of an present our "a, pluiious for
tho wear was plainly rc.l The rucst7
mad a rare treat when Uis Ethel
Stcphfls aud Mrs Comfy gave 20
readinr. AMER this luIshlul re-.
I freshments were s'r' ' Oui OF
town quests we're Ne.HamD- Il1rr'
son. Condit. nolcomr wt Miss Vol
/ ton unanimous .uIp of fhHnks
va, given the Mhiin. 'ur such %
pleasant afternoon
O.
Dan cupid very AMY o,oud'l {"
two of Memphis youH" enNNN U'u
ME. PLAYED q Joke upon f0r yuIn-
lady's parents. and .ar' much .r
prisod their many friends Boo Mem.
NH. by going to Oh. Presbyterian
/ Nnnsp Monday evening 100 about
go and having Rev N0I o. Swain
marry them. The ,0uu. people lr
question were Wort0um Power and
Miss Irene rhrashor INU groom
(. th, son of Mrs J r. Power 400.
Il. very popular yowe man IIH
bride is the accom-. sn'l daug.fU
OF Mr. and Mrs. e. T. T.W-H'r 1000,
has hocn reared in Memphis vhor,
she ie very popular m .u0.rE Ih"
viii for the present make 'H,.r home
with the mother oi .HH rHuW
one of societies inter '.ne oc
casions was tho "Nu..cIr. s.N"'
LAT thc home of M lnd Mr.. y
| NcCrary. Friday january p. lbs
Mosdamcs McCrary Howard zinc.
and Mary ROuhHm
Each hostess presided with .nc'
ease aud prnce thar ODD nuIuNcd Il
the utmost the hour 'r0m . 30
, which we're nllod win mns.0al mum
beers intcrspor cd WIFI readings ID
he talented OF our r.iy
Pink ana white carnations W'r
the favors Of each guest prosecute
by little buff Carvcu
\ yictrola contest followed 'h
proeram Misc Anna rhompso
winning the prize beautiful ho
OF candy
tasty and reir HUr lll
course Was .crved g. over roo Guest
who heartily enjoyed ine social hon
together
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-23
w NIIIIS

Tho I1Hr % Gordon camp O. Gone
.,9,ra'e Soldier. and their wives nnd
Women D' g0nfndprHDv. v'r0 enter.
tanned af flp homo OF Vr ans Mrs
vs. O. wheat Do, 'ha Winnie Davis
Ctlurrr United Daughters of thr
,Unfotcrar. RIfh o. ul'nDf dinner
Tuesday evening THO Hour H7
br1uHfrIIt decorated With tho r.
ID g. COLOR re1 and white and
Confederate Nar. were in evidence
eyeryWhorr making hrau'iIu.
scene fhi being iIn N1'aI daf OF
goher O. I.eo rho s0rfhs greatest
Confederate lender. 90 day which mo
T ID O.. ALWAYS observe hr meet
iug With fhe old soldier. Just hr
fore sortuH dinner Mics Ann
M0oros latr 70 reading which delight.
ad tho-f present SIR. 20 skcrtiilo
presided a' tho piano playing Old
southern airs. flor Nh.rh dinner
va sefycd 10 rho following veiei
Ems % r. King John et Montgo.
merry. Fletcher. Thornton. Horiine
Dishoroom Wells. smith Mcqueen
NcWu~V ana Tho Chaplain 0f 700
Clmr Erl Y r Norenn
Nee rs ur Wilson 81 love
Allen Cato. Seyaurr Baskerville
Wheat
No.f1rrne King Wells. Nha'at
smith. Thornton bowling W0n'Fo.
merry SUE 1obnrcv Lock So
thony Love Austin Grain. Wilson
Gates fF-. -rreuar Baskerville
McGln. W.U' and Misses H8Dhaa
arl Anna Nn1rnF
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PINI>NII,W

J. y Emit returned from Tonnes.
see last saturday with his bride. who
was. before her marriage. Miss icie
Arney. of Prospect Tenn. the happy
event having occurred ON January
an
SIR Elhu is among SWisher roun.
Tvs most energetic farmers ana a
man whose honor and integrity is no.
-pected by host of good friends.
who bespeJk FOR them happy aul
prosperous married life
The bride is q member of hiah-
Is respected Tennessee family. aud
the neirhbors and friends OF her
husband extend 20 her hearty vel
come and hope that She viii Doe pleas.
ed with our MAGNIFICENT country
Mr. and Mrs Elf are nov 20
home on the Fllili farm, four miles
east of Tulia
Mrs. Anne White is the guest of
her sister. Mrs. e. 4 Malone
Mr.. and Mrs G. G. K"ck returned
sunday from visit go Luhhock.
+ q HnllinrsWorth was loo Plain.
view on business
Or j. C. Anderson hos been 800
Corsicana on business
l. y pllmonf is in luhhoct on
business
y p Wright lcn Tuesday for
Oklahoma civ on short huslu'
trip
Nhcrl Hmm len Tuesday FOR ~
Worth. where Dee win attend mill
ors convention.
Gordon Jordan OF Tuliu was here
! tor the weekend with DIS parents.
Mr. and Mrs e. G. Jordan
Or T. o Nichols lou sunday for
Dalhari on a business trip
DR.. ] d. Handy is attending q
meeting OF the Panhandle Medical
Association. in Memphis. Texas
Henry Hagood had business Boo ru.
la SATURDAY
Pelham Clements arrived from
/ Dalhart SUNDAY for visit with home
folks Tie IS attending lh' N"tropo
/ Titan business college
G. \. LoyOll and family LETT sun.
day for Wauhomis Okla
Joe Hess has returned from a
| business visit 10 Post CRY
S j Nrtin. ot Petersburg had
/ business in plainyiow this week
w \ Shofucr i- 100 K.I'eu ON 30
visit
en-, shepard has returned 20 ~
Worth
Mrs $ J uor.'aud. OF CANYON
CITY. g.. here visiting and looking
after property interests
Mrs " q Hlyloss and children
arc visiting 900 clovis
Mrs. $ " Adams. of Sl1lou. 's
tnc guest or her parents. Mr. and
. Nr. W y Price
Mrs e. \ Gordon who has been
/ tt,tna n.r sister Mrs O-cr col
. n.r Has returned 40 her home. boz
coleman
Mrs ptrou GIsi OF l'rlenold. nag
been VISITING her parents. Nr ana
Mrs $ Bryant. 3t Memphis
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CHIIDIiESs.


The Missionary society met az
p. m Tuesday devotional vas con
Quoted by Mrs Culbertson. attet
which Mrs Lyon gave synopsis OF
the first chapter ot The Child IN Our
Midst 4 short business session was
hold, and o. Was decided 90 have e.
Dollar Social next Tuesday M The
nome of Mrs Iernieau, Do being Oh"
time for our regular social meeting
d.
Mrs Chas ~ Buster entertained
with Fo1y-two party Tuesday
evening in honor OF Miss Anita
Price Miss Isabel Brn and Mr.
Roy McNcims won high score Miss
Ethel Webb gave several beautiful
piano selections AFTER being served
with dainty refreshments. the gaN
crowd departed with words oi praise
on their lips for Mrs Buster and
Miss Anita as deuchiful hostesses.
%
Last Friday evening 90 the home
ct Rev. aud Mrs Lyon the EpWortn
Lacquer onjoSod one of the most
pleasant social events OF the sea.
son In the receiving line we're
Nessrs Frank Weddingtnu. Cogdell.
Terry. Mrs Terry. and Miss Maggie
knight Music WH. rendered through
ont the evening ny Miss Mary Eli-
llheth Lyon Interesting games were
enjoyed till late hour. after which
delicious refreshments were served.
o.
Tho West End Forry-two club
spent n delightful afternoon with
Mrs. n. $. Kelley Friday The guests
present were: Nesiames Ross Rob.
ertsOn. VIII street at Wichita Falls.
+ H. BRYAN ana Miss May Nelson
Eight game. we're played. Mines
bryan and Hcrudon winning them
an \ short business session vas
held. and Mines Ross Robertson and
Jack Mcdowell wer, elected 90 mem
hcrship The next meeting Will b.
hold with Mrs W r Milan January
20
saturday afternoon the Kin kare
Kub was delightfully."- entertained al
The home of Miss Anita Price Book
NdN tue lfhNlNE EAiil' 'i INV hi''i
noon and Misses Anne Leslie, Doro-
thy Davis. Daisy Williams and Elliott
Britt each won high score The tic
was played off and finally fcll 20
Misses Leslie ana Britt Guests OF
the club were Misso- Edna llillnrd.
Marjorie Davis. clovis Thrash'r
Mary Lyons aud Ethel Webb Dainty
refreshments Wcrp served and tdO
club adjourned 90 meet with Miss
Dorothy Davis on January Be-
Mrs q g. Tiffany went up to
Amarillo Tuesday tor short visit
Judge ana Mrs A. j Fires return
ed Friday morning from "trip 20
Fort Worth
Mrs G - Ford i'u sunday Tor 90
visit with her daughter Mrs ChJs.
Barnes NJ Fort Worth
Joe Barnhart, Jr., came over from
paducah saturday night for a SUNDAY
visit with his parents and family
Mrs. = H BRYAN and l.riic dmsh-
ter went down 20 Quaunh Tuc-d1
morning for short visit with roln.
tiyc-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-23

Chairman. is away on business visit
10 Dallas and other Texas points
Hon r. r Houghton. ono OF
Floydada's prominent attorneys was
In town last week attending to ie-
ral business
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-23

Does p saving OF s'.ooo gpno1l
10 Won lf go phone f.c puuhaud',
a santa Fc Hy Co \o. l'N. AMI
ask for particulars REGARDING 1n
ahsoluicl, now s5io 900 PLAYER piano
This instrument hf nrycr h"tr u'od
and hasn't scratch on Co. 100000
takce A. ~ "
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-23

H.. T. Johnson. assistant arriou..
uul demonstration ior the Santa FEE,
who u. been Ou 200 extended "trip
tourhu. carlsbad aud the PcCo.
Valley. returned home Yesterday
MR. johnson spent the time during
her husbands absence with her pHr.
onie loo Colorado springs, colo aud
win return home This evening
~ Baker aud son, of lsom, Toyoe
are iu the city for few day" has.
ing made tho "trip overland
e. g Montgomery ana ~ g. cum.
mnrs. OF lorau. lll are proep'ci'ur
loo th, city
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-23
MAKING \ SUMMER NOW.
ny Barbara Boyd j

A little verse caught NV eve tho |
other day that gave me % pleasant /
thought or two. and so / am pa .ur
IL on 10 my rcader-friends
you possess the heavenly power
That reiolccs in the hour
Makes summer OF iis own
blooming late and an alone
The stanla was part eft poem tn
a latC-hlooming rose. hut IN was fU- /
one verso that particularly STRUCK /
me
II has quite q Ion iu &c. has 30 NOS
Is u not really heavenly power /
/ that can pct measure oft Happiness
from each hour mat comes $50 Wlf
| tel what the hour may seem fu H...t
iu its hands. he posscsscs r.ro |
gft who can look no tbc bright iIr |
OF IT'S offerings Who can tpp instead !
of some monoionous and druIen
| work. tho rewards of this work oItHD
material or spiritual. who cam per
! ccNe la the worry or strain Or core.
the hour may seem Go be- bringing.
the patience or courage or loyalty
the impending trial viii develop
The ability 10 rejoice boz thr hour
whatever that hour may hrIur forth
10 rejoice because one has f|e ST..
seeing vision that porcciyos fhr good
underlying the events ot th1f hour
d. certainly worth while
hut much as like those two
bnCs like the last two tuo better
"Mnkcs summer 900 o.. own
nloomins late and 900 uiou
IA % .#.
when winter .kics were lowering U
solitary rose lifting its sweet ue.
alone ON its hush' Wasn't tho SIGHT
swept you with SLOW o' 1Jm.a
tom Haven't Won really enjoyed i'.
beauty ana fragrance moro ..HW
some great hush oj blossom 800
june
Us courage. Dos cherry .urlUu,
no making q summer Hll .ia own ur.
what touch Your heart Won lire fH.
way h blooms there generously uII
inr the air with its fragrance ml tHy
eve with its beauty just 90. DO sum.
mor suns were shining ana .um p
hrcozos blowing So ar us DO B.. ruu
corncl 10 .s summer n H mHDus
its own summer 70 could make 200
better one for itself 100 lnH
WHY cant those of 90. who h1N..'
had the normal summer of Ilr rmH.
late this rose and make @ summer
r ! Tor ourselves why can't $50 hrms
into our liycs me fragrance 1ui
, beauty Wc have rrhl tu. Dr. ur
some reason or other Wr poulH mot 3d..
did not have % when tho luu. of
youth was ours
] have often heard women Hv
90 never had rirlhooI lH.u otU..
, girls never bad pretty rnrk and
parties and hDaN and IHp GOOD
times most girls enjoy Utj H
f.. work with other. ths reason '0r
their roses nor blooming BOO lul.
d was poverty. or home 300 which,
they could not entertain ur uo assoc
ciatos oi Oh, kind tb,r wanted Tu
one reason or another their lives /.
youth we're barren of bloom
bat does thar mean ihai 600 beau
. ty and Fragrance" must Boz ,uf 0uI
OF 10 forever They may nor ululf
n msoomlv iutuliIi,. of youth pu
those Things now would r.Eo then
/, NO pleasure lut there .e plenty 30
life v,t 10 bring jos into 0he.r 'uv.
. They 40 not need Goo 600 ana rrpIu
% and look back 90 rneolo.s june Tho
d. can BLOOMS rfu NnW They
/, make summer 900 fH0r uHu.
~. And lNnr t.r, MnnmUs 500
make .H,n l hr .I. nuf In l
draay circle u 600. Huuf.r..t.ni
m0dIIur,U women. f.u Hl.u ,.
900 ...I 'H.W ..f. H,.rHI 200.
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tIlO~IlN TOY

uu sunday morning January 100,
boo Nh. molly bonds ol mIlrimony
.ma- Hfn and uf-, ii', Easter
Two of our hosi known Young poo
u,. a- tna sun shed i's warmth
over D around th, happy pair lcif
or their honeymoon mp of several
d.y.. after which tb,v viii hr co.
lom, goo their friends Boo Croshl'o0
rM, bride b. ono OBJ, Dr0-hytuu 4
most beautiful and ACCOMPLISHED
YOUNG adi,. and has grown from
rrr rr'ro0d Boo our midst SHn .- o.
daughter oI 800 and Mrs 3d. "a.
count, bn, now live BOO Abilene Sir
Rho ono ot our most PROMISING
Young bu mos. mon m1 B.. zen.
Oval a.ar'. among tbD boys
Tho Nsft.n. TOOK n.gc, 90 fn.
come af Vr aud SIR. rs g. Eootpu.
friend. ot .Ha young couple
Min. .rsrT. oI fHa newly v'1'.
ga u,.r ..t,nH .u chem ,ho bcs' OF
Wishes l- ths mnfr. with tho hop
THAI their married Hf. V.li DO. JON
ANA ,ro.,.rn..
Dr and Mrs 70 r T.. Miller ODD.
fsrisira,. i. friends one night 900.
Voot JAP .H,.r ueN home Iu Crosht
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4nluSenlentS


.u.. I.'h' tnramal Victor
Universal Comedy llmpl
.N.,.INrn Friendship" lDramal
Nn.fur
l,.. Orchestra
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-23

HulIctin w.. = 100 De- q distributed
Saturfat mor. thc weather un.
~. venting t'.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-23

The charm nr rreuif-iifv oi
Thuradav afternoon rar fha Colts
entertained hv fhs Whites a. ihe
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-23

u Nul,uut has returned to the
.. . .n poo found at his offices
... ..aI office hours 7O-2t
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-23

one of the blk privilege ot the
season win bee the coming of John
q. Woolcy thi evening undor the
auspices of the Elks
John G. Noolcy D., 600 authority
on American lie and o. Justly COZ
sidcrcd one at our ahlrst citizens
Another peculiar charm ot John g..
Woolloy is tho tact this his view D..
never crampcd or provincial be h
% world thinker ana soo. tliuss 90
the large ono uuuui hear him
without gaining an iust1i conscious
ness of his strength ana 900 thc same
time feeling hi. own heart aud mind
stirred 700 joyous appreciation ot
thor own la.rui powers
THE inlluouc, ot John q. WoollrNs
oraiory d. tremendous \ll over the
land may 0, found men prominent ir
public ana private life who were call
cd out oi iho ordinary ana common
place hy thp thrill ol hs mastoriul
productions We is % born leader of
Thought an always safe au suhelIn-
200
~ is therefore % Ior'uuai, th.ng
for the generation iu which We live
| that Mr. Woolloy take. the lyccum
/ platform ls the vehicle of his rN-
pr sion Ilc .~ n the tull swing oi
I % useful lio that has been highly
ayoro by intellectual association
ana contact with biz things
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~ . DaIIy News Wa1i a.
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Amarillo Society

Thursday evening az the residence
of the brides parents Mr. aud Mre
o.. G. Randall. 1911 Lincoln street,
q very quiet wedding took place
uniting In marriage their daughter
Esta h. Randall. and Mr. James NJ.
Wade The bride wore simple
though lovely gown OF blue silk With
touches OF cream lace presenting
a beautiful and youthful picture as
She stood hy the side OF the groom,
The event took place promptly at s
o'clock in the presence of only tho
relatives and immediate friends Mr.
and Mrs Wade will be- az homo to
their friends at lNla POLK street al
ter February first Roth are W,ll
known In Amarillo where the groom
Is travelling representative Tor l'Nu
Fiunipan and Company ana ha' q
host of friends over his territory IFS
young wife has lived here for a num-
bor ct years aud is very popular
lmonc the younger set She had bun
Just returned after nu absence ot
several mouths spent Boz Minnesota
ANA Missouri
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-29
$4,000 Germans Fall.

London, July 29.-While the German
enveioping movement to the east Of
.1sss.l ~ - I uksd up by the
Russian resfsfa hce late olflciai DIS
patches from Berlin declare that there
is fighting in the triangle made by the
confluence of the Narew and Bug riy-
ers, north Of Serock, which is situated
at the apex.
1t Is taken 10 mean that the advance
is only slowed up, not checked, as some
Of the more optimistic have surmised-
In the absence of official communica-
tons from Petrograd, military observ-
ers here saw slowing down of the
Russian ofrensives at al points except
around Warsaw.
The Germans already have lost 500
600 men In the battling to conquer
Warsaw.
1t cannot be told here whether fresh
troops have been shifted TO the north OF
the Vistula to re-enforce Won Hinden-
burg, who is said personally to com
mand the Narew-Bug drive. Fresh
troops reported by Petrograd are al
ready facing the Russians south OF
Wasielsk
The advance in the province of Cour-
land toward Riga continues. This Is
regarded as an independent movement
The Germans are within fourteen miles
of the city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-29
54nissi6n begins work.
COP FAILS To STOP GUM
THIEVES WITH PISTOL SHOT

Patrolman Clooney had a lively
chase after chewing gum thieves, in
which he fired one shot in ydia ef-
fort to stop the fuglrives. eaerly this
morning.
Patrolman Clooney heard a noise
about 2 o'clock, as if something was
falling, as he was patrolling in the
vicinity of Fayette street and the
Central railroad. The officer found
that a chewing gum slot machine had
been ripped off its supports, and
broken open. Three suspicious
characters began to run toward the
copper works, when the patrolman
arrived, and the officer gave chase,
firing in the air in a futile effort to
stop them. The fugitives eluded
Clooney, despite the officers reputa-
ton for fleetness. The patrolman
brought the remnants of the machine
to headquarters. Though the upper
part was in pieces and the chewing
gum packages rifed, there appeared
to have been no money taken. Pa
trolman Hartmann was in NeS
Brunswick avenue when he heard
Clooney's whistle for assistance.
The officer found his feitow patrol
man after the three thieves had es-
capped.