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Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-29
Unusual Ceremony and
Attendants at Golden
Wedding at Falls City

Falls. City, Ncb., Feb. 2s.-(Spe-
cial)--The golden wedding ami
versary of Mr., and Mrs. Murty Sui
livan was solemnized in high mass
service n SITS. Peter and Paul
church Tuesday. Rev. Father Alast
of MERCER, Kan, was the celebrantl
assisted by Father Turgeon Of
Burchard. Neb., and Father Hoff-
man Of this city. An unusual oc-
curenee in connection with this cele-
'bration was that the same persons
who attended the bride and groom
so years ago were present to serve
them this time. Mrs. Albert Scott
and Michael Rawley.
Grandsons served during the sery-
ice at thes altar as >foliows: John
Vogele, Edward Sullivan, James
Sullivan, Mortimer Vogele, John
Rawley, with Leo Sullivan as mas
ter of ceremony. Two little grand
daughters, Margaret Vogele and
Agnes Sullivan, were flower girls.
Sons and daughters in attendance
at the celebration were: John E.
Sullivan, wife and two children, of
Mercier, Kan; D. D. Sullivan and
family of Martinsburg, Mo-; James
]. Sullivan and family of Hardin,
Mont; Murty Sullivan, jr., of Mar
tinsburg, No.; Sister Tresa Of York,
Neb., and Mrs John Vogel of Falls
City. Brothefs and sisters, present
were: ]. w. Rawley and wife of
Greybull, Wyo.; D. D. Rawley of
Abeline, Kan; Pat Higgins Of Abe
line, Kan; P. J. Sullivan of Mer-
cier, Mo-; Miss Mary Graney Of
Des Moines, Ia; Miss Margaret
Rawley of Effingham and T. NJ.
Rawleytof Abeline.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-29
Wife and Father Recovering
From Shots Fired bv Husband

Beatrice, Neb.. Feb. 2S.--(Special.)
Mrs. Clara Schwartz aud her
father, c. NJ. Sarber, severely
wounded Thursday evening by the
formers husband, John Schwartz,
because his wife refused to withdraw
the divorce suit filed against him,
are recovering. Schwartz is in Jail
here and probably will face charge
of shooting with intent->to kill as
soon as County Attorney Vasey gets
through with the Langley murder
ease
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-29
Beatrice Woman's Brother
Poisoned by Insane Wife

Beatrice, Neb., Feb. 2S.-(Special.)
Mrs. Frank Hurst Of West Bea-
trice has received news of the death
OF her brother, George Barnard,
formerly of this city, which occurred
at his nome at NARROW, Okla, afte:
poisonous drug had been ad-
ministered to him by his wife who
is insane. His wife was placed In
the state hospital for insane after he
passed away. Mr.. Barnard was 81
years old, and leaves the widow and
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-29
James Murphy Of Table Rock
Dies at Los Angeles, Cal.

Table Rock. Neb.. Feb. 28-(Spe-
cial)-Word has reached here Of
the death of James Murphy at his
home in Los Angeles, where he
went in the hope Of obtaining re-
lief from a chronic trouble of long
standing. Mr.. Murphy was station
agent here for great many years
and was later owner and proprietor
Of the Hotel Murphy. A few years
ago he went to Lincoln on receiv-
ing an appointment under the demo-
cratic state Administrations. He is
survived by a widow and a daugh-
ter, Miss Mabel. Funeral arrange
ments are as yet unannounced. :
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-29
Returns From Overseas to
Become Platte County Nurse

Columbus, Neb., Feb. 28-(Spe-
cial. )-Platte county chapter OF the
Red Cross employs Miss Clara NJ.
Foley, who served overseas, as
county nurse. She IS Pawnee
county girl and acquired her practi..
cal knowledge Of the needs of rural
schools BY attending them.
The fnuior Red Cross will pro-
vide anlantomobile for her use.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-29

losses through heavy fire, to its as
signed position on Hill 2+0.
Officers attached to the recruiting
Office commented on his request
that the cross be mailed to him,
stating that such modesty is typical
of the spirit of soldiers who have
merited such awards.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-29
Day Succeeds Wallace
At Industrial School

Lincoln, Neb., Feb. 28.-(Speeiall
G.. T. Day, in charge Of one OF the
boys cottages and companies at the
Industrial school at Kearney, has
been appointed assistant superin-
teudent OF the school ito hll the
vacancy caused by the resignation
OF F. S. Wallace, who had been
connected with the school for IA
years and left to taketup farming.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-29
Founder of "Auburn-Haired
Girls" Mother of BABY Bow

Fremont, Neb.. Feb. 28.-(Spe.
cial.)--Nr. and Mrs. George Grimes
announce baby boy at their home
here. Mrs. Grimes was Miss Eva
Miller, granddaughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. J. Lee, pioneer Fremonters,
and organized the "Order of Auburn
Haired Girls" which attracted so
much attention in university circles.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-29
Red Army Men Are Changing
From Army to Civilian Work

Moscow, Feb. 2S.--From various
towns of soviet Russia, news comes
to the effect that the red army men
are being transferred from the battle
fronts to peaceful civilian pursuits.
Red soldiers are at work in Petro-
grad pursuing peace time vocations.
At Pskov, they are loading and un-
loading trains and clearing the
tracks.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-29
Finds Bot Awaiting Him.

Lincoln, Neb., Feb. 28.-(Special.
F. A. Reisner, county attorney OF
Thomas county and former member
OF the legislature, was much graft
fed to find 10-pound boy awaiting
to greet him when he arrived at a
local hospital Saturday to visit. his
wife.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-29
Sky Blue Price for Grain
And Cattle at Beatrice

Beatrice, Neb., Feb. 2S.-(Special.)
AT the farm sale of Edward Dele
hant, south of this city, grain
brought sky-high prices. Oats sold
for $l.l6 bushel; corn for Sl.3O to
$l.41 and wheat for $2.40. Cattle
averaged from $l05 to $175 per
head.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-29
Implemnt House Sold.

Geneva. Neb, Feb. 28.-(Special.l
w. c. Peterson, who has conduct-
ed the largest farm implement and
automobile business in Geneva for
number OF years, has disposed of the
implement part of the stock, valued
at $4,000, to Frank Hafer, farmer
ard stock raiser.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-29
Pawnee City Not Satisfied
With Census Mans figures

Table Rock, Neb., Feb. 2S.-(Spe-
cial)--Fred Heller OF Nebraska
City. director OF the census in the
First congressional district, has
been in Pawnee City investigating
the claims of business men for a
larger showing on the census list.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-29

Geneva. Neb., Feb. 28.-(Special.)
Miss Opal Harrell, teacher Of nor
NAL training in the high school here,
rendered her resignation. to the board
Of education and left fof her home at
University Place Friday,
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-29

Cured at Trinidad, Colo. The bride
is a graduate of the Beatrice High
school ard formerly taught school
lin Gage county.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-29
Former Beatrice Girl Is
Welded al Trinidad. Colo,

Beatrice. Neb., Feb. 28.-(Special.)
has been received
here of the marriage of Miss Myrtle
McMahan of Geneva. formerly of
this city, to Ray Purdin. which oc-
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-29

one impossible barrier of suicide.
Like Banquo's ghost, it will not
down, it is ever aud anon"
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-29

Bee Want Ads Are Best Business
Boosters.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-29
A Feature of the Shows

1t is no exaggeration to say that
our new "Glenbrook' model has
been a sensational feature of
both the national and local auto
mobile shows.
It's fame has travelled from state
to state, city to city, and it now
occupies an unchallenged posi-
ton of leadership in the field of
five-passenger cars. \
In our long experience as manu-
facturers we have never pro-
duced a model that has so quickly
won its way to public favor.
Everyone, apparently, re 20 g.
nizes in the "Glenbrook" an en-
cheering and designing achieve
ment of the utmost Importance.
Designed and built in the Paige
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-29

shops-and powered with our
new six-cylinder motor-it sur
passes every standard heretofore
accepted as the best in five-pas-
senger motor cars.
The "Glenbrook" is now one of
the fastest selling cars on the
American market and the de-
mand is increasing with each
succeeding day.
Already our production schedule
has been sorely taxed and orders
for spring delivery will undoubt-
edly result in an oversold condi-
ton.
Compare it with any five-passen-
ger car that the market affords
and determine whether it is not,
indeed, the greatest dollar-for- I
dollar value in the light six field.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-24
NR. Randall TEih.S OF
I,lG El.Nlii, SALE

Oscar Randall manager OF the
Randall Drug GO. stated iu an iutpr-
view with The News reporter hat
The surcosa at the once cont sale
system is gaining each wear AMI
moro pronounced each sale.
Mr.. Randall says thar although
ho buys larger quantities cot mor-
chand.sc. for each coming sale that
che demand for The Foods also in.
orcascs 10 such an extent. thar 10 Is
uecc Wr 10 limit the quantity uf
the customers purchase. so ns Ia have
enough merchandise TO last the
whole three days of the sale as adj
Nortiscd.
Mir Randall says thai the public
now realizes The important part that
licyall one cent S.hts has played IN,
reducing the high cost ct living.
There are 5000 RcNull stores In the
United states aud twice year each
store has biz RcXall sale aud thou
sands Of dollars worth OF standard
Ut merchandise Is put on the market
at practically one hundred per cent
saving. Any one can readily see, the
benefit the country as whole has
derived fro mthosc sales and the po-
s.t,on they hold In regard To doing
their duty To provide the necessities
tor every one nj law cost aud help
hold down the high cost Of living.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-24
Woman's Forum

The women Of Texas will nave. in
al probability, their first opportm.
ny To vote Tor president m 1890.
That d.. those OF them will who pay
their poll tan and enfranchisc them
selves. Ratification oi the Federal
amendment is entirely probable al
most certain, and with the raliiioa-
ton Will come TAI. outrage.
This will be- q most hyperion, cleo.
ton year. \ new president. a new
governor and many new State and
county officials aic 60 he cbos ~, ,
and most impostan. constitutional
amendment Is 90 b. voted upan ~
November, M all 81 which the wom-
On. as citizens, have q deep mtutoa,
The test OF the sentiMen- e The
women of The stat, comes tins
month. Last year these was no pay
mont Tor the privilege OF voting
his year there must be- The oppon.
cnts Of equal suffrage hav" as riod
that the women VIII not paw their
money To vote. rho rull tax W.s
originally adopted fer the purpose of
hccpirg down c't'aiu P'rct niarc
uf what VS. deemed % und'sir.bl,
vote; and the dltis place tn WON
ems vote In that same category.
PROMPT payment II 'bn poll TAX is
he most conb.nclng answer to tho
.nslnuatlnn
Payment Of the poll tax is In Tex
OLE
There rs under way q movement to
abolish the poll tax. hut In the m'aL
lime IL IL necessary To pay Il IN or
der 10 achieve full citizenship The
money goes, however. To 0plrc's
which are most worthy a dollar OF
Il goes To the school FUND and cV.
cry woman Is INTERCEPTED IN the
schools.
Many men walt until tn very last
Gay before paying their poll taA. The
women should not do go. for II rs
very erobable that means will he
adupj>l in certain counties to soc
that they get no opportunity To do go
AZ the last moment. The chiyalrous
opponents OF equal suffrage who are
afraid THAI women will be- contamin-
atcd by having the vote viii take
good care To contaminaie her " they
an catch her mapping while she Is
endcayoring To exercise her privil-
eye of citizenship.
There is always last minute rush
az the tax collectors window, and u
may require several hours to secure
3. poll tax receipt BY going nov
there will be little delay and Their,
viii be assurance that the receipt
win he al right The crowd which
gathors on the linal day Tor payment
Il composed of men who are anxious
q get back To their business ana
hey should ,e given monopoly ot
The window by the women who can
procure their receipts now without
having 10 stand IN line.
Texas League oi Women Voters.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-24
IhriES' AUXILIARY To AMER
UAN LEGION TO MEEI

The Ladies' Auxiliary. TO Post
Hanson OF The American Legion. will
meet this afternoon iu tho dining
room Of the Amarillo hotel Tor the
burpisc of pcrfocting the orgini1a'
ton. This makes the second regulaf
meeting held by the Auxiliary. Las,
saturday 4 meeting was held at
which Mrs W G. lioyce was elected
Chapter Commander and Miss Nor
ma cunningham. Chapter Adiutant
There was also committee appoint
"a for the purpose oi drafting a con
stiuiion ana by laws for the urgani'
baton, Ia he presented to the clup
at this Wc,tg meeting Besides the
report Of this committee additional
Officers are 10 be- cJcted amons
which are vicc-chuirman, treasurer
and Post historian,
The membership of this organild
ton is increasing rapidly ana II b.
planned tu make this chapter one oil
the strongest IN the state.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-24
ROTARY

when mans babe he crawls around
The cottage floor the plot of
ground
That bears the sacred name ot
Home"
Then older. aud with strength to
roam,
Young. njhc OF limb and atarry-cyed
lie rolms about the countryside.
And. later IN LIES giddy whirl
lie goes around To see some girG
And Il they hit things off all right
lie hangs around there every night
lie goes around ON SUNDAYS, too.
Around and round the sasoa
through.
And when he's been around enough
lie pulls that Do You love me
stuff
Her arms go round his neck In haste,
His strong arm goes around her
waist.
and then They sit around and plan
To call round ON the preacher
man,
Men are tho hubs, wives are the
spnkcs.
And lifo's round % glcclal jokes.
Tho iclipws are outside their rims
They never tire hut onward swing
Thriugh i,icR glad round, The more
man goes
Around. the more he grows ana
Knows.
The moro his city grows. Aud he
earns that success As rotary
The man who newer goes around
Nirh better Ear be underground
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-24
"oI IEH PEOPLES" PROGRAM
To M GIVEN ~ sE'lHiIN
I,ENEf1T ASSOC lATiO\

Announcement has been made Of
N Older Peoples" program which
Is to he given under the auspices oi
h. Security Benefit Association on
Monday evening. January 20. 1h"rt
mas been continual increase in at
tendance at rchearsals. and u IL be
.ipved that at least forty people VII
participate In the entertainment.
The program will consist vi vocal and
Instrumental numbers rs well a.
readings aud addresses, most ol
which will be- rendered by pcrsons
IRON thirty tn seventy years ot aSr.
Among those assigned prominent
parts ON the program are Mcsdemo'
\. +. Klcrscy. Artic II. Micrs, Chu-
Warren. W. r. Zimmerman, Mary \.
Fowler. Mary Hiatt r. ". thinner
man. ". Wilson. Mae alters, El..'
Root. Maggie Slay, +, y. Lindsay ana
Miss Elya Mae St.nsun, Messcts
James \. browning. H. e. Barrett. ;.
T.. Uuff. ". II. FuQun, +, 4. Works.
NJ Cammaok. ] r. WEATHER W \.
NskcN. Horace VI. Russell. ; q
'artcr. Thomas =. Turner, W y.
Davis. y. ;. GriFss, G. &. Ttmmons
.. n. Martin. !. Il. Gaut, ; Abel +,
n. zimmerman, William bowlby, q.
d. short. ". =. pykcman, ", NJ
'roshy. j W Mintcr
Monday nights program viii ~.
tln nj Il, O'Clock There viii De
somcthing doins every minute 81 lh'
lime with frequent sti'tng NJ '''
,rogram and many pleasing SUI
1ris,s. Since seating capacity u u
uitcd to three hundred II hts b'tn
,.eessarv to issue invitations. Au
n,mhers ol the society and appl'-
rants for membership will n' ldmN-
ed Without an invitation. ANY mem
ser will be- alliwcd ~ hring relai YES
VI a filcad pr.viding they st. Prc 'h'
necessary invitations. Those Who are
,ot members ~ fthc society and VINO
nppcar on the program may ming T"
friend or relative. omitted WIN ""
invitation. Al special requests Tor
invitations will be referred To the en-
,rripinment committee. Invitations
ain be- issued until tn entire seat
ing capacity Z the hall has nr'n
taken.
All members are requested To @N
tbs article asidc wh,rc thc' can n'e
II Fir reference nnd avoid ,'hlug M
he time of the roWwitic' VIII w
necessary questions. eau COST i''
further information.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-24
Amusements
,,r,nnt Washhnrn Has Excellent
hole uf Live Wire son In ut
PAYS a. Advertise"

II Is graduation day at college, ana
he pampored son OF millionaire
returns home. His millionaire
'ather VIII DOWNS astring of soap
'actories figures mp In u detailed
,ccornt. just what his son has cost
MIN since his birth and arrives ~
I total Of two hundred and ninety
'hrce thousand dollars. The father
starts his hoy 10 work IN one of his
ncto,ics. making soap. But the
Young man gives mp his Job. This Is
The situation that starts all the com
nl.ca,ions IN 1t Pays To Advertise
new Paramount Aircraft picture.
'iarrIng Bryant Washburn. now
moving az the Mission theatre.
The picture Is from the play by
ne sumo title. which was one of the
most successful Of recent Broadway
lays. The original was written By
Vui Cooper Megrue and Walter
llackcit aud Elmer Harris did the
scenario. Donald Crisp directed the
picture and &. Edgar Schoenhlum
as clmoramun.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-24
FREED FROM THE
PHYSIC HABIT
,,ls her oonst ipatiun ended and
stomach iruuhir lrfi. tells how.

NtNs h"i tonsl ip.ltiNh 'h''h NV"
stomach trnuhic lcn. Trll> how.
II had stomach trouble and con.
iiuation very bad for lour time.
tried everything, but KEPT rci,iug
verse. could hardly ont anytime
aud my bowels wouldn't move Wlo b
took physic every dav. ! have
10 support myself and two children,
vet couldn't work.
The first hottie Of MINIS tWu'-
ion dill wonders Tor me, and ! have
continued lis use until now ! feel fine
and can work every DAY. ! have q
God appetite, my stomach trouble
has lett me and my bowels are Us
REGULAR ~ clock work '. Mrs Mary
Widncr. lO3 ; Court St. Sioux Ciiy,
iowa.
Mrs. Widucr found out what gll
suflcrcrs should know that pills,
nlts and physics do not cnd cousli-
ation. hut usually make Il worse.
Mnks Emulsion Is pleasant an.
tritiye food and corrective mrdi-
'iuc Il restores healthy natural
howell action. doing away with III
need NJ pills aud physics. u pro
notes appetite ana quickly puts the
digestive ors1us IN share 20 gssiw-
late food A. a huuldcr or flesh
and strength Muks Emulsion Is
.trnugly recommended to those whom
ickncss has Weakened and is nov
rul aid In resisting and rcnairiug
he effects of wasting diseases
Chronic stomach trouble and oon,i.
patton are promptly relieved usually
Ia one day
This BE- the only solid emulsion
made. and so palliahlr that 10 Is cot
IN with a spoon like icc crc30l.
Truly wonderful Tor wc1k, sticky
children
30 matter how severe vrur ease
vor ore urged to nv Mills Emulsion
under this Gu1rauicc Take siN hot
lies home with Won uso u accordnc
~ directions and " NOT satisfied with
the results your money viii bo
promptly refunded price Gor and
si.2O pcr bottle THE Mj'ks fmul
ion Co. Tcrrc llnWc. Ind Sold h
druggists everywhere.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-24

NEW YlRK. Jan, ei.--"A few
years will see the country without
school and college teachers unless
salaries are increased.
This was the assertion OF Miss
Helen TAFT, acting president OF Bryn
Mawr college, ~ q recent address
here in behalf oi the college q ondow.
mcnt fund campaign.
Miss TAFT cited as indication o.
this trend the fact that hundreds Of
schools In New York and Maine have
been forced 10 close Tor lack uf
teachers
The teaching profession would he
burt tar less, Miss TAFT believes, by
strike Of college professors In q
hidy for higher pay than by the con
slantly increasing practice OF pro
lessor striking individually by lvav.
ing thcit profession to take mp high
or paid work ol some other kind.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-24
puvor,h League Entertain

\ delightful time was enjoyed by
the Epworth League, of the Polk
Street Methodist church, last even
ing In the annex. This was primarily
the scmiannua business meeting Tor
The League. hut following the bust
ness session an hour spent IN play
ing gumes and having n good time
generally. Delicious refreshments
of hot chocolate and cake were sery'
cd. Misses Mary Dawn Works and
Lucy story. who had charge of ia"
evenings entertainment, descrv.
great credit for lts success.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-24
BOY SCOUT TROOP
ORGANIZED At VEGA

Vega has organized q troop Of nov
Scouts with Rev. l. y. sanford scout
master ana Prof +. No. Ballngcc as
,is'ant. There are Is boys In the
troop ranging from H. to g. years
~ age
Last Wednesday evening Rev T..
G. seaman and two ~ his first class
Scouts. WI Stay and Herbert VIII
born drove over to give @ Scout lee
urc and demonstration before a
mass meeting held To- the court
house. After the program the Vega
scouts served an abundant lunch
comprising sandwiches. pie and cake.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-24
ROACH RETURNS
FROM BR0NNWOQO

sheriff nurton Roach returned
Yesterday morning ON the Santa Pc
IRON brentwood. where he has
hcen attending district court as u
witness against Roy churchill. alias
l.. n. ncalc. alias A. Y. Gregg. who
was on trial ON charge " forgery.
Nh Roach was called as Witness
hy the prose 'ution because of former
experiences he had had with the de-
Tcndant. having once arrested him
IN similar charges.
Mr. Roach was out of the city the
ma nr part OF this week.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-24
Wi suN SCHOOL PARENT
TEACHERS JilR MiET~

mos, enjoyable meeting was
held hy tho Parent Teachers club oi
the Wilson school on Tuesday, ~
% 70 o'colck. There were several
tclirhiul musical numbers rendered
pmopr which were several songs by a
rumh,r Il Miss Willie kimhroush o
,upns. very beautiful duet. car
mcnn" sung b, Mrs Jack burgess
md Mrs. vaggoncr Another very
in,crcstin, feature of the programi
WAS AN address by Miss Carter s'hoo'
nursc. who discussed health cono'
IONS in the Wilson school dilri'I
Mrs ". n. warren war elected Nv
tho club rs its representative ~ w,
ccntial counsel II was also docid'd
40 yn,o to fedcratc with the state
urganiluiIn.
,.n., N.ua want ..tSN=- pAte
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-24
4 COMMISSION To CONSIDER TAN
QUESTION Vt NENT MEETING

~ the npyt meeting of the city
commission. recommendations on re-
vIscd associations and taxes made by
The ruafd of Equalization az it5
moetinp late Thursday will he taken
up tor consideration. I'm ease the
commission considers the rrcommcn-
dations OF The Board fayorlhly. the
city tar collector viii be- instructed
10 either reduce taxes or make re-
funds In just cases 90 the dEculiUt
OF the commission
The mcmbers of The Bpnrd oi
EQUALIZATION are n. W Blackburn
George Lcdford and John u. Gilyin.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-24

The many friends Of Mrs. G. ID.
Jackson will be- glad to know that
she is improving rapidly after hes
recent illness. aud Is at her home
again, lliO Harrison street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-24

Miss Leah Harris. who for some
time has been Home Demonstrators
Tor Potter county. left Thursday for
Rotan, n. NJ. where she will act II.
the same capaciy for Colfax county.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-24
Rehearsal Of n,ndnra 60 he HID

The rehearsal of the opcrcltu
Pandora" will be held al . O'Clock
instead ct | 80 O'Clock, ON Saturday
afternoon M the Parish house of the
81. Andrc'As Episcopal church. All
children who are taking part in this
feature OF the. Spring Festival pro
gram are urged 20 be- present.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-24
l.n.nrA Ilnard To Mcrt

The Library Board viii meet this
afternoon az $3.50 o'clock IN the
Library room. \ fun attendance Is
curuCstly requested,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-24

rarncy Conner. Of Claude. Texas.
rs visiting In the city, the guest OF
hig cousin. Mrs. Mary Walden.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-24

Under normal conditions italy
annually converts iNOo tons of or
angc blossoms aud 1909 tons ~
roses into perfumes.