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The broad ax., 1920-12-04
CHARLES E. STUMP, TRAVELLING CORRESPONDENT
FOR THE BROAD AK, ELUCIDATES ON THE
TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY OF PORO COLLEGE
AND THE OPENING OF IT'S ANNEX.

and she is filing the honor. She knows
women, and those who have made their
way in history. While she is one OF
them she did not speak Of herself.
! "Our Women-Past. Present and Flu
ture." was the theme under which she
treated her subject, and under which
she said many things about Mrs. Annie
NJ. Malone, the modest woman of St.
Louis, who is doing things. She spoke
of the early period in which women
was regarded inferior TO man, but how
she had step by step proven the asser-
tion untrue until today she takes her
place where God intended she should
be, by his side. She spoke of her in
every period, and in speaking of the
dark days of bloodshed, she said:
"When the low mutterings of Fort
Sumter were heard. her faith was
quiekened, her vision enlarged, and
when, by an eternal fat, the chains on
her wrist and ankle were snapped
asunder, she stepped forth Scared by
slavery's relentless lash, her intellect
dwarted and shrunken into piteous ig-
noranee, without money, without
clothes, without n home. without a
name, but a free woman"
She reminded the people Wat free
dom's light meant to her. a desire for
knowledge, and how she went about to
get it. She spoke Of woman in art and
literature. Special mention was made
Of Frances F. W. Harper. Mary Ann
Shad Carey, the first woman to gradu-
ate in law; DIR. s. Maria Stewart. and
many others. whose names I do not re-
call, but then she came right home to
the practical woman, the genius Of our
race, Mrs. Annie VI. Malone.
I was glad to have heard this won
derful speech. / listened to her, and
then on Saturday night there was
great meeting presided over by Prof.
- iSNi A@ahkStOus anu IneTe was
some real music by a quartette from
Quincy, Ill, and Arthur Allen, of st.
Louis. Each received eneores. Prof.
Langston made an address in the open
ing, and later introduced Prof. Frank
L. Williams Of Sumner High School,
who after making some remarks intro
dueed the following for three minutes
talks: George L Knox, Editor of the
Freeman; A. C. MeNeal, Editor Of the
Whip; Harry c. Smith, Editor of the
Cleveland Gazette; julius F. Taylor,
Editor Of The Broad Az; J. W. Will
liams, Columbus, Ohio; Nimrod Allen,
Secretary Y. n. C. A., Columbus, Ohio;
W. H. jackson. Editor of the Ledger;
Brown; Hon. William C. Houeston, Kan
sas City, Mo-, representing the Chicago
Defender; Cary B. Lewis, George B. |
Stewart, Recorder; John II. Murphy,
Afro-Ameriean; DR.. r. Milton Trib-
bitt, and these were followed BY the
principal speaker of the evening, Hon.
HyrOm Lloyd, Lieut.-Gov. elect of Mis-
SCUM. He expressed pleasure on seeing
70 many present and being with the
Editors and other distinguished men
and women of the race, and to join in
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ENJOY TURKEY.

Attorney and Mrs. Walter VI. Far
mer, 475I Champlain avenue, enter
tanned few friends at Thanksgiving
dinner, Thursday, Nov. %. Among
the guests present were Attorney Fred
Mckinney and NJ. T. Bailey.
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ENTER BAmEYS HALL

Thebes No. 1876 Ancient United
Knights and Daughters Of Africa Of
which Mrs. Elizabeth Raehon is n. f.
O.. has moved to Bailey's Hall, 1888
s. State street.
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How Do You Knn,.,a

Yes, Herman. il is a true saying
that If you put the two men in the
same bed. one with the tOothache and
the other in love. the man with the
toothache will go to sleep hrst.-Ham-
ntOn Herald.
The broad ax., 1920-12-04
HOLDS INTERESTING MEETING.

The Princess Council, s. N. T., held
a pleasant meeting at Bailey's Hall.
Thursday afternoon. They are devils
ing big plans for the New Year.
The broad ax., 1920-12-04
To Clean 5raas

To clean brass cut lemon In halves,
dip It in kitchen salt and rub over the
brass till the stains disappear. Then
rinse in Farm water and polish with q
duster dlrped in powdered whiting.
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CHIPS.

Mrs. Beatrice Lee-Cooper, one of the
popular school teachers of this city,
remembered the editor with a card last
week, from London, England, and be-
fore returning home she will visit
Switzerland, France, Belgium, England.
Ireland, Scotland and Italy.
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Wicker MeaNInn

WICKET weaving.
The art nf wicker weaving, y hand
industry for 1000 years. has been
ScArted recently by machinery.
Three Results.
Reading maketh full man; eoufsr
once ready man; and writing an
exact man.-IsacOn.
Sometimes!
Sometimes absence makes the heart
grow fOnder"-Of absence.-Cartoona
Magazine.
But it's Less Popular.
Doctors are fond OF sending their
patients for q rest cure. In the ma.
JOrity Of cases q work cure would 10
them more goOd.-Dean Inge.
Flavor FOR Wines.
Greeks and Romans flavor theIP
wines by sleeping the leaves Of vIoleta
and roses in the liquor until II ACQUIRES
the OdOr.
Appalling Thought.
What miserable old world this
would be II retributiOn were dealt ont
to each of US according to our fool
deserts.-HamiltOn Herald.
Gymnastie Stunt.
DirectOr-"NOw will open the win
low and | want YOU all to throw your
chests Out."-FrOm the Junior World.
Why 6UffsIoes WsIIoVS.
The water buffalo Of China has few
sweat glands IN its skin. and for this
reason cannot endure hard work 10 the
sun for a long period unless Its body
Is wet with water. This accounts for
the desire Of the buffalo to walEow In
mud or water. The animals are easily
overcome by heat n worked hard In
the sun. and sometimes they 60 crazy
and become very dangerous
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GhouIiah.

A set Of small dice supposed to have
been cut from the mOlar te,, Of no
toriOuS French criminal and prOfes-
sional gambler, who died by the gull
lotine, together with a dice box made
from a toughened piece Of his skin,
was one Of the curiosities disposed o.
by a Paris curio dealer.
The broad ax., 1920-12-04

The Relief Committee organized last
year with. Alderman jackson as presi.
dent and Chas. B. Travis, secretary, is
endeavoring to provide Christmas
baskets for needy families.
If you know of a family who is in
need, kindly send their name and sd-
dress to the secretary, 1898 South State
street, who win investigate the same.
All cases must be reported before and
not later than December IS.
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One Of Nature, Aerobat..

The weasel has been called the aero
bat Of nature. and performs every kind
Of acrcbatic feat The bloodthirsty
little villain is no coward It viii at
tack human beings. The weasel can
climb as easily as run and is at home
On any surface.
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chIna,s Mail Service.

In the interior Of China, except In q
6sw districts, there Is no regular let
Ter delivery, and consequently no post
men. But many Of the officials main
tain semipublic services Of their own
and keep their runners up to the mark
By simple expedIents known best b
the Chinese
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oCIVlc Crown ~

This was merely a wreath Of oak
leaves with pendent acOfns ana va
one Of the most highly valued honors q
Roman could attain. It was given for
saving the life Of a citizen in battle. at
the same time killing the opponent and
maintaining the ground upon which the
fight took place. One to whom II was
given had n right to wear It always.
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Wealth and HapnIns.s.

"A man who says wealth doesn't
bring happiness" said Jud TunkinS
~never saw a small boy who found
quarter in the street just as he was
passing a candy store. Washington
Evening Star.
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Sunday Her unIuekY Day.

Empress Eugene is said to have been
haunted by a dread Of Sundays. Sep
TENDER 4, 1870. the day the mob In
vaded the TuilerieS, was a Sunday /;
It was on Sunday that she learned
the news Of the death Of the prince
imperial, and she herself died on q
Sunday.
The broad ax., 1920-12-04

Miss Stella Zimmerman of Hadley
ILL.,, is pleasantly visiting with Mrs
Charles Stewart. 1929 Aberdeen street
The broad ax., 1920-12-04

Mrs. Irene NJ. Gaines, 1862 Vernon
avenue. has returned home from New
York City and Jersey City, N. J., where
she spent the past month.
The broad ax., 1920-12-04

Dr.. StOrk, recently presented DR.. and
Mrs. Walter N. Thomas, 1859 S. State
street, with another beautiful little
baby girl
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Stop That "croakIna.D

A "frog in the throat" soon quits
Seroaking" when the patient partakes
Of the palatahle and soothing home
remedy of equal portions Of honey and
lemon Juice. II has been found inval-
liable in relieving acute hOarseness
and Irritation Of the throat and larynx
The broad ax., 1920-12-04
Ain't Il the Truth7

"ClOtheS do not make the man." OBJ
served the Sage. Maybe not" COM
mented the Fool. But you'll notice
how other men dodge you when you
are looking seedy."-Cincinnati En-
uuirpr
The broad ax., 1920-12-04
Painting on Spider Web.

Painting on spider web Is done IN
Norway and the pictures are framed
like any other drawing. The webs en-
ployed. which are Of a very dense
weave are found only In few localities
difficult Of access and the supply Of
them Is limited
The broad ax., 1920-12-04
Appalling Thouaht.

What miserable old world this
would be II retributiOn were dealt ont
TO each Of US according to our fool
deserts.-HamiltOn Herald.
The broad ax., 1920-12-04
Gynnastic Stunt

Director-"Now viii open the win.
dow and want you all to throw yonr
chests out. the Junior World.
The broad ax., 1920-12-04
spaesS Between Worda

Space0 bstWeen WoruL
ne custom Of separating words By
Q blank space 10 writing was not en-
plOyed until the Tenth century
The broad ax., 1920-12-04
Tobaeeo PIpe Worth 500. COO.

What is said TO be the most expen-
give and valuable pipe In the world 10
owned by the shah Of Persia. II Is the
Official pipe Of that country and Ii
smoked only on special state Occa-
sions. 1t Is so bedecked with rubies
and diamonds its value is said to Be
over 5OO.OOO.-Ohio State Journal.
The broad ax., 1920-12-04
Width Of French RoadL

In France all roads not less than 50
feet wide are required to have a single
line Of trees on each side. at distances
apart varying from 10 to 30 feet.
The broad ax., 1920-12-04

The art nf wicker weaving a hama
INDUSTRY for 1000 years, has been
started recently by machinery.
The broad ax., 1920-12-04
Sometimes!

Sometimes absence makes the heart
grow fonder'-Of absence.-Cartoons
Magazine.
The broad ax., 1920-12-04
Three Reaulfa

Reading maketh full man; eonfs
ence ready man; and writing n
exact man.-RacOn.
The broad ax., 1920-12-04
Can't Be Hid.
Save Telegraph Poles.

OF 1.55S telegraph poles in the
MontgOmery-New Orleans line, which
were pressure-treated with a light
creosote oil. 1.O4O poles were still
sound after 10 years. says the Ameri-
can Forestry Magazine. In 81 per cent
Of the cases Of decay. the fungi had
entered the wood through checks and
shakes.
The broad ax., 1920-12-04
on Solid Foundation.

Certain world-old principles are the
basis Of every form Of representative
government, and each succeeding era
but proves the soundness Of these
fundamentals. The clock may strike
thirteen. but this Il no proof Of any
thing other than that Il IL In need
Of repaIr.-Exchange
The broad ax., 1920-12-04
Taking Nothing ALONG.

The wOmanly woman's idea OF trav-
cling light. as We have learned from
actual observation, is to crowd every
thing else into a steamer trunk and
then carry all her hats in separate
bOxes.-Grand Rapids Press.
The broad ax., 1920-12-04
Women Succeed a. Forsstsrs.

Z In the conventions and gatherings
Of persons identified with the lumber
industry which have taken place re-
Gently women have played an impor-
tant part. They are said to make ex.
eellent foresters where the pursuit u
eongenIal.
The broad ax., 1920-12-04
But TIA Less Ponular-

Doctors are fond OF sending theiI
patients for q rest cure. In the ma.
Jority Of cases q work cure would "a
them more gOOd.-Dean Inge.
The broad ax., 1920-12-04
The BusheI a. a weight.

A bushel is now regarded as q def
mite weight rather than a measure Of
cubic contents. Various products,
however. have different weights to the
bushei. Wheat. according to the bu-
reau Of crop estimates, weighs 90
pounds TO the bushel.
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FLAVOR TOR Wines.

Greeks and Romans flavor their
wines by sleeping the leaves Of vIoleta
and roses in the liquor until It acquires
the OdOr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-03
Amusenents
MOCk MARRIAGE PROVES
REALM gU(.lltS STOIl

An old-iashloncd game of for.
let's starts the complications IN VIII
Rogers ness Goldwyn picture. Al
most a Husband. by Opic Read.
showing al tho Mission Theatre. To-
day.
The daughter OF the town banker
IL compelled 10 marry" the FIRST
man who enters the room. lie hap
pens 20 be- the awkward. bashiul
school tea yer. To whom she has not
even been introduced. 4 divinity stu
dent performs the ceremony and then
announces that the marriage IL Legal.
The girl Is rather glad. as Il will
place her beyond the attentions Of a
rich mule dealer whose hold over her
father seems destined To compel he
Ia marry him, However. she decide
20 remain married. aud her sisicrly
association with the ugly. awkward
school teacher leads her To refuse his
offc. of divorce
The complications OF the .iory give
win Rogers chances To prove himself
a real hero In the eyes of the vii
layers, and finally To win the love of
his wife
Peggy Wood. cullen al.ndis and
cara Horton play the most import
ant supporting roles with fincssc aud
sympathy. As us added attractions
the Mission Is showing Charlie chap
lin IN "Thc FlOorwalkcr" and the
latest Pathc News weekly.
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AMBITION

Ambition Is the sun which oncns
up the dawn OF real day to a man.
Instinct keeps the dog going for
II, makes him hoping for his bone
To bite at. Aud II teaches the squirrel
10 put away It's store Of nuts for the
winter, Also II drives the savage 10
hunt for food
hut when ambitions spark Is
touched the MAN Is aroused
Ambition cut y" n the trees.
built the rude cabins for the settlers
and tui..od wastes into cultivated
fields. towns. cities and great states.
There are always undiscovered
countries ahead--for the ambitious.
inhibition makes one want TO do
something he somebody. And what
n developer II u.s. II takes the p1ny
body and makes Of its frame a thing
Of strength II puts the fire leader
ship into men and women. II bios
SONS Intelligence from ignorance.
Ambition leads To ambition
The hirhor You 70. the higher YOU
will WANT 10 go. And the more you
achieve. the more you will take pleas
urc In achieving. Ambition Is very
kirl 10 folks.
But there are ambitions ana am
billions. | shall lcnve but one IN your
mind todss have an ambition To
leave this c>y a better day than when
YOU awokC to It's plans and possibili-
ties
Wichita Beacon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-03

Miss GLADYS Pickett who has
been spending the holidays with her
parents. Mr.. anl Mrs. J. w, Pickett
NJ ITO Washington. returned to
Denton Thursday. where she IT, az
ending the College Of lntustriai
Arts.
Miss Violet Davidson. principal Of
he Buchanan street school. is visit
ing In Slaton as the guest OF, Mrs.
Herbert \. TAFT.
Mrs. ]. l.. Mclaughlin and daugh.
Ter Elizabeth left Thursday for rulia
where they will spend few days
visiting with relatives and friends.
Miss Ncttic Johnson. Is spending a
'cw days in Canyon. Texas, visiting
her parents.
Miss Lois Garrison. who has been
spending tho holidays In Brown
wood and Slaton. has returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Thcdens @!
1910 Taylor street. have returned Ia
after having spent the holidays IN
Salt Lake City and Ogden. Utah. Wis
ting their daughters the Misses
Helen and Gertrude Peters, and the
lattcr's sister who Is attending ths
Sacred Heart Academy al Ogden.
Misses Annie and Nina Dourland
md II. Stark OF Clarendon. who have
been guests at the Jones homc. SOFA
jefferson street. returned home to-
day.
c. NJ. Boyd. who has been spend.
mr. the holidays In Brcwnwood. visit
ng relatives. has returned To the
elty.
Miss Margaret Nash. who has
spent the past week in Dallas. IN.
returned 10 this city.
Miss Ethel Wright of soc Van
nnrcn street. has returned To this
city. after a holiday visit in Okla.
homa Ciiy.
Mrs. r. T. l.awler. of 1906 Polk
;ircet. has returned from an OK
tended visit in Chicago. Kansas City
and Tulsa. While In Chicago. Mrs
l.awlcr was the guest of her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas l.. Green.
~ Ethel Jackson. principal oi
he Johnson street school a. visiting
In Sla,on. as the guest of Mrs. Her
bert A. TAFT. formerly Of this city,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-03
RUTH J. MEYER

vas carried out
Leader. Mrs. x. S. Thompson.
Drama
Roman Plays and plu. houses Mrs
Tulloss.
Drama In the Middle Ages Mrs
folly.
the Renaissance
Commdia Dell Ate Mrs. white
Masques and interludcs Mrs
wilkins.
Roll Call-Answcrod with humor
Gus Christmas experiences.
Following the program n VERY
pleasant social hour WAS spent dur
ing which Mrs. Henry Beard. Of pnsa
dCna. cal, gave several readings ant
Mrs Leslie Williams sang DeLs
mores Awake My Heart 10 Glad
ness" Refreshments OF deicioui
sala. course and an ice were served
by the hostess.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-03
Miss Cheney Entcriaips

One of the most delightful social
affairs given among the Younger so
ciety set. ~as the slumber lJrty held
Tuesday nj the home OF Miss Chariot
Ia Cheney. and al which she enter.
tanned "a number Of her Young
friends. The most importan, feature
o fihe evening was the iciiciodS six
o'clock dinner. On the .0nE dining
table miniature train track was
iixedand along this trace ran little
engine. The two stations a each end
OF the table were named 1919 ana
1879. and us the small train laborcd
alons PAST each guests place she was
permitted to take from Il motto
dcaliag with the New YEAR AM -
promi;c. Place cards were the sign
posts alcil the track.
Follow ing dinner gdolt' we're play
cd an th' Iung people danced and
had a s:oi, enjoyable time until time
for the "flumber" puit oi the party
came. Tho guests we"e Misses Mary
Dora Oliver. Simon 'ruloye. Doris
MirlcS. Fay Underwood md Clara
Curry.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-03
TWILIGHT


In the great vonrer-glcam Of the
evening.
In the sole aureole OF the light,
When the azure dies
Aud the emeral skies
Fade into the myriad night.
Zen sit In the tower of shadows
.Jno OF day that rs
dono
And the isles OF mist
by the daylight kist.
Are blashiEg adioax TO the sun:
When the stars beginning To trcmblc
Aud the dcw-breath Is sweet from
afar.
The carth-spirit sings
And all animate things
One kindred. one brotherhood are.
Albert ID. Watson.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-03
WHITES HAVE
MODEL VILLAGE
sy Arsoc,aiei rrc~

By Associated rre-.,
KIMBERLEY. South Africa
model village. giving better housing
conditions to some Of the white EN-.
ployes Of the DeBeers Trust. Is In
sharp contrast 10 the natives Tin
Can Town." on the opposite edgs
Of Kimberley.
The village. called Kenilworth,
has 1875 houses with low rents. wa
ter supply aud electric lights.
Houses are low. brick bungalows.
housing two families separately.
They are well kept. with white spa
cious porches. trellised white flow
crs and vines. each with prlm.
white fence enclosing garden.
There arc wide sidewalks and
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-03
Mis-. oliver En,, r,ain, With Tca

Miss Mamie oliver entertained
\ number Of he; friends with u tea
Tuesday afternoon, al nlr home,
i30o Pierce street DECORATIONS OF
christmas green aud bright berries
furnished m'H appropriate and
PLEASING sCt,i1g foi tlr - .tiun tn,
afternoon sas p,r playing games,
while A - Eaf:a IT, ., III
musicaians. rendered 4 number of IN
gtr, mental solos. Anlthct very st.
ioyahle feature o; tho afternoon s
entertainment was q reading Sivcn
ny Miss Dothenin Burgrss
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-03
Assignment Ut Parts Tor Oprrri'a Ia
Meet This Afternoon

All Of the children who are 20 par
ticipato In the Operetta Pandora.
viii meet this afternoon In tho FAR
ism house Of the - Andrews church
at o'clock. An assignment OF parts
Is to be made at this meeting which
means that ,vnearsals on t1e opo =.
eta will begin very soon sixty OF
Amarillo's NEST talented children
will take part In this opcrctiI. which
promises "a be the best certain.
ment of the sort ever staged IN this
city.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-03
MEXICAN RAILWAYS To
u ERETCi,NED z OOWNEiis

" NHArftattN ~
~. pASO. Texas. Jan. The
Mexican railways. which connects
Mexico City. Puebla and Vera Cruz
will be- returned 10 MS private own.
crs by the Mexican government with.
In few days. according to adyices
that reached here tonight.
The railroad was returned To ia
private owners two years ago, hut
because oi bandit raids. the govern
mcnt later rcassumed control Of the
system,
The Company that operates the
road Is said TO be British. with
Queen Mary one OF the principal
stockholders.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-03
Examines STATE
rRo RATIFICtTIONs

WASHINGTON. Jan. larry
Foley. secretary OF goVornor-elect
Edwards of New Jersey. called at the
state department today 10 examine
the papers filed by various states to
show ratification % the prohibition
amendment Ia the federal constitu-
ton while be made no statement
before leaving the city. u was under
stood tha, h. told friends hts invest.
cation had not revealed any differ
cnces / uihc languages - fine ratifi-
cations from that CO the act which
would warrant efforts 10 have the
secretary Of state reject them.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-03
2OO ARRESTED ~
sECONE CHICAGO RAID


4. sss~sis'ei rrrss
CHICAGO. Jan. . THE federal
department of justice tonight start
cd new campaign against radicals.
4 government agent appeared AZ a
rnlico station with liz, Of places
which he asked the police TO raid.
states attorney Hoyn last night ar
rcstcd goo radicals asserting tedcr-
al agents had mailed to aid in a
plan 10 lock them up
The federal arcgt arrived az the
station soon after q rtlicc raid on
an I " W rcadiug room. the 50.
coud time the police had visited the
place In - hours, IN connection with
States Attorney lloyncs assault Oh
radicalism Only , Few arrests wor
made al the reading room.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-03
GIRLS, COMPARE YOUR
oiEER NAMES WITH TlII.sI

SloUN CITY. Ia. Jan. e.-Girls.
u YOU happen 10 be under the i'm
preston that yours Is queer name.
last look the following list over TO
srr wh-' antlandish ONES some ~
The Indian maidcns al the Pine
Ridrc RECREATION school NAV have
- hc'r who kno~s ~ Through life
Here they are. look 'em over,
Victoria uoly Rosk. Julia Afraid n
Hawk Mary Bfnwn Ears. Julia
Crazy Ghost. Mercy yellow shirt.
Emma No Fat. Ella Red Eyes. Julia
Stands Cp.
Dissatisfied nyG1
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-03
ATTRACTIVE HTS ron
LUNCHEON or SOCiAt AFFAIRS
C.ullfIcur An t.ra,ln

Foil one head caulifleur and hrcaa
into bits. Sprinkle one-ihird Of caul'
iileur ON bottom of casserole or hak'
ing dish Next sprinkle orN-half cup
iul bread crumbs on top OF caulitlcui
and over this one cupful white sauce
salt and pepper To taste. Repca; ,h's
until you have three LAYERS OF cauli'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-03
SEPARATE Trials Denied

MONTESANi. Wash. Jan. g.
Separate trials for the leeven alleged
members Of the Industrial Workers
Of the world. charged with murder
In connection with the armis,ice day
shooting at Centralia. Washington,
were denied today nv Judge John ".
Wilson Of ihe superior court.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-03
Personals

Mrs \ NJ Trolingcr. i0S W
Eighth street, las returned from a
ak weeks visit 10 her daughters
Mrs. &. u Moore. College Port
Texas and Mrs l.. u. Nelson. Phi
Worth.
Hamlin u Primer, traffic man
iger 81 the ppard of city Develop
nen,. who Is seriously Ill., has bcel
~ moved to 81. Anirony's sGnitarium
Mr.. and Mrs I.ainey Barnes have
returned from Mexico. Mo, whei'
they spent the holidays with friend,
md relatives.