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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-25

Hold Up Men Escape, But
Truck Load of Liquor is
Recovered After Chase.
By Special Correspondent.

By Special Correspondent.
RAILWAY, Sept. 25:-An unsuc-
cessful attempt to steal a large
motor truck containing booze, said
to have been worth $4,000, resulted
in the car being allowed to run wild
and crash into the curb near the
Elks building here about IL O'Clock
and the contents of the truck were
removed by prohibition agents to
Elizabeth and from there to New
ark.
AS Is the case in practically all
of the attempted whiskey robberies
nowadays details are lacking and
the police have but meagre reports
of how the truck came on its wild
ride into Railway.
Reports of the incident coming
from Metuchen and Railway conflict
somewhat. According to the story
told in Metuchen, Chief of Police
Hutchinson was informed shortly
after 10 o'clock that touring car
containing five men was following
one of three trucks loaded with
on the state highway between Me-
tuchen and Railway.
Chief Hutchinson Communicated
a passing automobile and started in
pursuit of the trucks and touring
car. BY the time the chiefs auto
mobile came in sight of the truck
the state highway had been left be-
hind and the cars were almost in
the heart Of Railway. AS the chief
drew up to the truck he blew his
whistle. Three men jumped from
the. truck, not stopping TO shut off
the power. They disappeared and
the truck crashed into the curb
alongside the Elks home.
The Railway police learned of the
affair and started a hunt for the
The prohibition enforcement agent
at Elizabeth was notified and a
truck arrived shortly afterwards to
remove the liquor.
It is believed that the five men in
the touring car stopped the truck,
made prisoners of the driver and his
helpers, put three of their own men
on the truck and then drove away
The truck was said to have been
fully laden with cases of whiskey
What became of the driver, his
helpers and the other two trucks Is
not known.
Hold Truck Driver.
BY Special Correspondent.
METUCHEN, Sept. 25.-Col. C. c.
Weber, while returning to Metuchen
from New Brunswick by automobile
late last night, had the driver of a
large truck arrested for careless
driving. The truck, he said, was
zigzagging across the road and al
most forced the car in which he was
riding into the ditch. The car was
turned around and overlook the truck
near Highland Park where the driver
was arrested. He was brought to
Metuchen and there fined $25. Not
being able TO pay 1t he was pocked
had witnessed the holdup of truck
containing booze in Railway.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-25
MAYOR MAC SWlNEY
PASSES GOOD NIGHT

LONDON, Sept. difference
MacSwiney. lord mayor of Cork.
passed a better night last night and
was more refreshed this morning,
said a bulletin issued by the Irish
elf-Determination League.
He had a few hours sleep and
able to whisper only a couple of
words TO relatives.
The severity of the pains in his
head. from which he suffered yes
terday had decreased.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-25
DANA RELIEF SOCIETY
BANQUET TONIGHT

Covers will be laid for four
hundred for the farewell and twenty
fifth anniversary celebration OF the
Dana Relief Society that is to be
held at Washington hall tonight. The
anquet will start at o'clock. N.
Christian Nielsen will be the toast
master and the speakers will be John
Hanson, Sr.. Rasmus Hansen. a
charter member. Carl c. Christensen.
and Chris Larsen. There will be. music
and dancing to follow the banquet.
Dana Relief Society is leaving Dana
hall and the affair is being held in
celebration of that and of the quarter
century existence of the society.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-25
MURDER CHARGE
MADE AGAINST Z
VIM. C0beI and Roman Max
arazich Questioned Yester-
day About Ernston Murder
BY stan Correspondent.

NEW BRUNSWICK, Sept IS. -
William Cobel and Roman Makar-
azich. two of the three men confined
to the county jail on suspicion Of
knowing something concerning the
murder of Mary Grembowicz, of
South Amboy. were questioned all
day yesterday by the county detec-
tives. as result OF which they have
both been charged with murder. A
close examination of the actions of
the men on the day of the murder
and their knowledge of the situation
are responsible for the charge being
made Harry Spellman, the third
OF the party to be confined. is held
as a material witness.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-25
CAMPAIGN EXPENSES
PLACED ON FILE

BY STAN Correspondent.
NEW BRUNSWICK, Sept. 25. =
Following are some of the campaign
expenses filed with the county clerk
Q date: Charles Forman. $50: A. c.
Ritz. $50; ]. Milton Preger. s12.65:
Harry Soloman, $111.67. William
Hannah. Leo J. Coakley. William
Morgan, Anthony ]. Gebhardt have
filed statements to the effect that
they spent nothing on their cam
paigns
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-25
SALVATION ARMY

Saturday open air services. Smith
street and Madison avenue, at Z
o'clock. Indoor services at o'clock.
Sunday open air services at cor
ner of Smith street and Watson
avenue at 1880 a. m, Sunday school
at $3.50 p. M: Sunday indoor service
D. m. Services conducted by Cap
tain and Mrs. G.. Kliphouse.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-25
AMERICAN LEGION
PLANS FALL WORK

The first fall meeting of the year
was held by Perth Amboy Post As
in the Y. NJ. c. "A. last night with a
very encouraging attendance. Com
mander N. w. Pierce gave an account
of the state convention held in At
iantic City during the early part of
the month and at which he was
elected state delegate to the national
convention in Cleveland. The
Bernardsville attitude during the rail-
road strike was also explained to the
satisfaction of the members.
The turn out last night lends
evidence that interest is being
shown in the post and season of
helpful and enjoyable activities is
expected.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-25
urge Joint High Commission.

By The AEsoclated Ffess.
TOXIC. Sept. 24.-Suggestions
that a joint high commission be APP
pointed to find solution of the Cali
tornia problem appeared to be favor
ID in responsible circles here. ~
Viscount Kentaro Kaneko, privy
counsellor, Viscount Eiichi Shibus-
awa, chairman of the Toxic bankers
association and Premier Hara have
been comforting secretly and the
impression gained that the PROPOSE
tion for a Joint commission was the
outcome of meetings of prominent
Americans and Japanese in this city
last spring.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-25
Woman Routs Bank bandit.

LIVERPOOL. - Hang UP another
knockout for woman over mere man
and a bandit. at that. When Z
bandit compelled clerk in the Wa1-
lasey branch OF the London City ana
Midland Bank to hold up his hands.
a young woman clerk named Miss
Wright picked up a box and hurled
it at the bandit. knocking his revolv<x
out OF his hands and compelling htr1
to fee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-25
ADD MORE NAMES TO
REGISTRATION BOOKS

The county board of election sit
ting yesterday in New Brunswick
added twenty-eight names to the
registration books. None of this
number however were from this city.
On Monday the board will deliver
the registration books to the various
election boards throughout the
county. The board will sit all day
Tuesday to make transfers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-25
HARDING PROMISES ERA
OF BUSINESS If ELECTED

BY The Associated Press.
MARION, o., Sept. 25:-An era
of business and ability and business
like government was promised by
Senator Harding today in a front
porch speech to a gathering of COM
mercial travellers who came from
all parts of the country.
The business methods of the
Democratic administration both in
conducting its own affairs and its
relation to private enterprise was
denounced as meddling and auto
cratic to a degree threatening in
dustrial chaos.
He outlined a policy of common
council in contrast to one-man judg-
ment.
p A. Howe Co. for Kitchen Knic
Knacs"
s-2s-tf. tues. thurs. sats
Carpenter worn ana Jotpfng promptly
attended to. Geo. H. Thompson. 81 Lewis
st. Phone 14os-W.
b474-s-2k-Wed. Sat TIE
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-25
Cox Ends Colorado Campaign

% Ihe fbtoclated Pre9A
GREELY, Col. Sept. 25.-A rear
platform address here today con-
cluded the Colorado campaign Of
Governor Cox and the remainder OF
today was to be spent by him In
Wyoming. with speeches late this
afternoon at Laramie and tonight
at Cheyenne.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-25
no Probe ohio EIection

BY The = ssociated Press
WASHINGTON. Sept. 25:-The
senate committee investigating cam
paign funds planned to turn its at
tention to the Ohio gubernatorial
campaign OF 1918 during which. it
was implied by a witness yesterday.
Governor Cox received a concealed
contribution from the Dayton Metal
Products Company.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-25
SPECIAL PRIMARY ELECTION NOTICE
General Warning to Men and Women Voten

The large number of greatly
the district election board Primary Election day.
Tuesday. Sept. 2sth. 1920.
urged to attend and vote during the
win congestion that otherwise
during evening hours
BY attending to notice. citizens will greatly
accurately expediousy
corded.
conditions surrounding election,
observance will
the voters themselves.
Poll A A. M. Standard time, which equiv
alent to A. NJ. p. NJ. daylight saving time.
Signed.
o
JOHN HANSON.
WALTER j. Y,
~ CHARLES GREENEwALD
CHESTER r. HOLMAN
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-25

VIII heat your house with steam, hot
water or pipeless furnace on monthly pay
ments. r. ] Larkin. 23s Market St. Tel
1873. s-ts-f. NJ. w. Sc
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-25
WOMEN To STUMP FOR COX
AND LEAGUE OF NATIONS
By III. Ar.eeistsd rr,..

By The Arsociatsd fresl
CHICAGO. Sept. z5:-Announce-
ment was made today BY the Demo-
cratic woman's bureau that many
women of the party are preparing
TO take the stump in October for
Governor Cox and the league OF
nations.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-25

P. A. Hdwe. Co. for AlSadin Aluminium
ware.
s-2s-tf. tues. thurs. sat.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-25

WANTED-Young man ever Is year
Of age as office boy In bank. Addres
Applications P. o. Box xsT.
i967l-e-i5-tfs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-25

p. A. Hdwe. Co for Vacuum Lunch KID
s-25-tf. tues. thurs, sars
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-25

p. A. Hdwe. Co for Goods Bread Knives
9-2s-tf. fues. thurs. sats
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-25

sMOKEns ECUcOM1ZE
Buy factory seconds direct from fac.
tory Porto Rican Cigar Factory. SIS
Ridgeley 81. itt1s-t-se-tf'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-25

G. NJ. C. Truck. Z ton with body OIL;
for sale. 7i0 State ST. ls54s-s-3-tf'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-16
bullock Oliver.

\ Wedding ceremony. which thought
marked bN the usmost simplicity, was
artistic and most impressive. was PEI
formed TUESDAY morning at 7. J. hui.
lock rcssiencc. sos jefferson street,
when the daughter OF the household
Miui Bertha Bullock. became the bride
William oliver.
Blossoming Ecranium plants. palms
md ferns combined with profusion
q cut flowers were used In bcautifying
I he rooms Tor the occasion. ~ the
hands 81 the clock approached the hour
4 n. Dr. Herbert Whiting Virgin. pas
~ u the First Baptist church of this
lily. who performed the ceremony,
ouk hi place before folding doors
Witch opened into the room where the
rcsis were gathered only the inm"'
late relatives and intimate friends Of
9th young pcupl, being present. and
hen the doors were opened and the
rridal pair stood before him. beneath
N impruvisei bower uf palms a va
i.'y of blossoms. aud the fcathcrN
yrc.nncss of many ferns. In a travel
ng suit of dark blue with assrsories
~ NNAf W. fNAh WI NAlAk " RNA'lA'A "
yhitc rose buds the bride was very
wclv She was attended hy Mrs
'lYrrnce Thatcher ~ mairon 81 honor
Ma Thstchcr wore pink ecorgc,tc In
ccoming contrast with large hlacl,
seizure hat. and wore u curSagc ~ pink
Wet yeas.
Following III" ceremony the Young
~upl. were the center II an admirinc
-roup of Young friends who congra,
Hated them most heartily ~ well as
dding . hit ~ teasing also and after
h. Informal reception. during which .
leliciouy salad course war served. Nj
nd Mrs, oliver were accompanied g.
he train hy many ~ these friends
They were the targets ~ many hand
tul of rice. aud the usual anti.nuptial
lokcs Just as tacv hulrlrd the TRAM
Mrs oliver threw her bouquet. Mrs
Florence Thatcher catching a.
MI and Mrs. oliver will visit various
Iuiutr IN Colorado and New Mexico
'cfurc/r'i0rni.g to Amarillo. whcr'
hey expect To- make their futur
home.
both Young pcoplc have lived IN Am.
uillo Tor numhcr ~ wears. during
Itch time they have attained unusual
rrularity. ~ aticstcd 10y the number
{ prcTup,inl affairs given In their
hUror
Mr.. Oliver holds. responsible posi-
ION IN thu auditing department ~ the
santa IL general offices The many
20 90 80 10 9 SEER ~ i,ai in 81 nd
i,.s and prosperity In thu future.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-16
@9Q5IEF@
RUTH ]. MEYER

Worldwide y. ". &. 4. Conference.
prom June . 10 June 10 q commits
s.on Of leaders " the Young women's
Christian Association from all quarters
~ the world viii meet In Champcry,
switzerland, Ia consider subjects " i'm
Geintc significance to women In all
VCgntri'r--the conditions II women In
i'Gpstry and work for immigrant and
~ igrant young women. Opportunities
aud need for international co.npcra'
lion among the Christian Associations
~ The general theme for discussion.
rhIs II the first international gathering
.. u, Association sine 1914 and viii
d'iw representatives from all countries
hch rend out foreign secretaries:
i'on countries where these secretaries
r.; aud from countries where war work
Vhs organic IT. Auftralia, Canada.
"ro' Britain. Sweden. the United
St1ics. China. Japan. Egypt. India. AZ
lea. South America and eight Euro
raah countries win have representa-
lives Thirteen official delegates viii
e. ''um the United Sttaes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-16
Flag bay Program Feature of ID. \. q.
Entertainment

tsNtfEldtuttltNls
Mrs Avery Turner entertained IN"
Esther McCrory Chatpcr. of the Daugh.
teis Of the American Revolution. Mon
day afternoon at her home, I7O6 Polk
street. In honor of Mrs james Lowry
Smith. ,iccpresident Of the National
II. A. u organization.
The rooms >wcre beautifully decorated
fer the occasion In a variety II gar
den flowers. while most artistic cen
terpiec" formed NJ flowers. and carry
Ing ont the rolors NJ old Glory. adorn'
al the dining room table
The afternoons program was In
keeping with the sentiment VI Flag
Day. After the usual pTrliminarics
marking the opening ~ the meeting
Mrs. l.loyd Fletcher reciied "The star
Spangled Banner" This patriotic song
the words &c which never fail To- In.
-pirc. wns followed bv ~ Story of thu
Flag related by Mrs Turner Mrs
Smith. the honor guest. gave splen
did address on the - \. Il urganiga
ton, which was followed hy number
u enjoyable vocal selections hy Mrs
Herbert Tate. ri Slaton. Mrs. Tate
sing THE Marscillais and "The star
Snngled Tanner" III" guests Joining
In ON the later, swelling It to glorious
pacn.
Following the program delicious
reir"shm"mi course carrying OF, the
color scheme ~ rcd. white and blue
was served
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Ilucl.er.l,riges.

\ wedding, news uf which viii com
O . distinct surprise To- the spcial set
u Amarillo. although rumufs II Il hiv,
cen frc 81 some time. WIS sulcnnizc !
'u,YtiaN afternoon al the hom, ~ Ms
rance Elizabeth Loving. when h-i
.1ught"i Mis- Fanny Mae Iiuckcr D.
amc tive brid" Il Robert Mnultpn
iirigF Rev v g SEAMAN uifciatins
u The beautiful ceremony which madl
Penn man and wife.
= g. Wa the FIR 'spl,au wedding If
ly ., son. and was witness "a hv unl,
'iir in vtlat" relatives aud intimate
H.'nGs 80 - two principals
The hiidsl motif 81 pink and white
We 90 rid out in exquisite d.tan u
ic'rlsg the rooms Tor the occasion
roses and other ut flowers combined
With h"'hour foliage adding /, delight
fll floral touch
Just a. the untl strains 81 Cadinan ;
~ pawnius sung 10y Miss Fclir.
stnn"ti. accompanied upon the p.ano
" Mrs. Csrl q. Goodman. Il WIGHT,
Falls SOFT, died in the hush,d Sliln.~,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-16

the runm little Misses Sirnh Mar
.,r.t and Jane Austin. dressed iu fluffy
frorks Of palc pink organdic. threw
open dnubcl doors opening into the
rnnns where the guests wrr, seated. ~.
ycnling u very lovely scene. Beneath
"a arch 1T ycrdant foliage mtrrtwincd
With pink Killarney roses the bridal
marty .twl The bride Was lovely In
D., dark blue ctun suit viii. accessories To-
match ana carried shower bouquet
4 mink Killarney buds combined with
lllics II the valley Mrs Charles 4,
Austin. az matron of honor was gown
Il In PINK lowered net. aud wore F.,
picture hat Of the plicsi orchid shade
'hnile. T.. Enlow acted ~ best man.
nd IN IN" impressive ceremony which
followed the bride WAS given away 10y
r L. Austin.
Immediately following tho ceremony
in informal reception WAS held. durins
Which tn guests were refreshed with
rc cream and cake. Later the Young
ucnplc departed upon their wedding
pur during which they will visit In
pilla". Fort Worth and other Texas
lilies, returning 10y way ~ oklahoma
80 They viii Ice ai home tu their
nauy friends after July igt. at 1901
rnlk street
Mis1 HGrkcr II q graduate 81 the
.marill" High School and has lived IN
amarillo for q number ~ years She
"ujoys unusual popularity among the
.uvng social st ~ the city. and has =
net of friends here. Nj Briggs IL 2
rrm',cr ~ ~" firm Of Briggs Enluw
nd LYONS. lochl oil investment com
p1ny. Ills home was formerly NJ Hart.
lord conn. having come here legs THAI
. YEAR ago from Fort SIN Oklahoma
,hcr" during the period II war he act.
Il o. instructor IN the aerial service
During his s.iourn IN this city he his
Become prominently Unidentified IN both
h" "orial and business lie The many
friends II both young people Join In
wishing them future prosperity aud
happiness
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-16
Iil CORA MOORE.
New Works Fashion AuthoritN

NEW YORK. June i5.-N me open.
Ing performance q a new play recently
this very attractive gown Of black TT
fctn. net md JET was worn nv a pretty
blond. The skirt was wired TO a mod
,,atc bouffancy nj the hips and en-
cioscd front panel composed Of ruf'
uts Il hlsck net two and half inches
wade r"t across the shoulder line ~
shown In the sketch. decorated along
The edge with small hall buttons ~ en-,
ut. aud held up by straps ct silver
rihlun Two rows of the JET buttons
wed To "a ribbon hand served as belt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-16
Young Woman's AUXILIARY.

The "oung woman's Auxiliary 81 the
first Baptist church met In regular
monthly s'ssion Monday evening NJ the
nome OF Mrs. q T Vineyard. 1900 Tyler
street. With Mrs. J. o. Holland az az.
sif,ani hostess.
Following y veiv interesting and en-.
iorsb'e program based upon "our DE.
iominatiunal Schools" led nv Miss
Rachel kerd'll. Counselor protein. n
brief business session was held. during
which q committee. consisting Of Miss
Hazel Joslin. chairman. Misses Rachel
punavSy. and Miss Corolln Radilla. for
the pvrposc Of nominating future off.
GERS. 10 fili the places lett vacant by
Mis- G,ncvicve Campbell. president
Mrs Lena McCorklc. treasury and cor.
responding secretary; and Miss Rene
Ramsey. chairman Of the study "pp,.,
! &C mmittec. the names 10 De- put before
til membership ~ the next mN,ilha
and formally voted upon.
''u'lowing thu ilsincsss sc ,sisn a, s,s'
ial hour was eniuyedz durings whict
the hustesseg served drlicious lc'
course a spray u crimson rambl~r inS
p inrsv. the tloial decorations usol
throughout III" rooms. ad0nmg crcl
place During the evening a numbe. u
dellGhtfnl musical numbers we're IN
lowed among which were several vlo
lin SOLOS by Mrs Loic Tharp. and
piano duct by Misses Hazel Juslin am
Lorraine Bruce
I The Auxiliary eiortainrd az Guest
Tor the evening Mrs Tharp. Miss
l.Ddisc I..Ncyeu. Mabel Holland an,
Iora Roberts nt f
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-16
Mrs. Patterson Enlrri1ins the o. Go,
tura Il H.

Mrs " u. pali 'ran entertained the
n Cor,ura club Tuesday afternoon At
her hume 80 TYLER street. In honor ~
h,r daughter. AIRS W. :. Grihhlr 81:
lIo, s,un. Tex. who h. visiting IN the
IT..
Garden flowers were arranged about
The rooms where the ladies were gath.
red. engaged In various kinds Of needle
work
\ delicious rcfrrshmcnt cours" was
'crvcd later In tn afternoon by Mrs
.. l.. Mckenzie. Misses Margaret Fat.
,crson and Mae Gustavus. to the fol.
lowing guests. beside the regular club
members Meslamcs Louis Anthonr. T..
: burgers Vaughn. Tom r. Turner, -
" vwon Lee Bivins. G. T.. oaks, Terry
Thompson. Jack Matthews. $ II Mad.
i"r =. T. Sullcnbergyr and H. T.
Ware. ~.s
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-16
Al wseh dresses greatly reduced. The
lAdie. Store.
BeIIr Rtnneit ,II,sionsry Society.


The Belle Bennett Missionary Society
of the Polk street Methodist church
will meet In regular session this
afternoon. and the following program,
viii be enjoyed under the leadership
IL Mrs c. y. Collins:
Social SerVice-"Thc Negro"
Hymn
Bible Lesson.
Prayer.
Missionary NewS-Mrs Simpson.
Tslk-'The Negro aud our Work -
Mrs. W. ~. Eice.
Hymn.
Talk--"rhe Religious Lie ~ the Ne.
gro" Miss Mamie Oliver.
Folk Song-Mrs. Otis Trulove.
Tsik -"EIucl,ionai Conditions. etc. ''
Mrs. T. u. Jones.
Prayer.
fable Qucs,ions--II Kings 1875:
Chronicles ~ Questions beginning
With the IcSth and taking through the
Hsth.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-16
Mid.Srmmer millinery al half price
Tie Ladies store.
Moore Neely


Annonn,-nc has been received
here ofih~ marriage - Miss l.ucll,
Moore, n Gates Tenn. To- Hinton Ted
N''ly u Nmonl'o at Gates on sun
d.. Jun. ls,h
Mrs. Nicely ~ = sister II Mrs w u
Browne. ~ 90? TAYLOR street. and will
he remembered ~ a visitor here last
s'mmer She II graduate ~ Union
University Young lady 81 many ac.
Compartments. aud IL highly thought
cf IN the social circlss ~ her city.
Ir Nccly Is the son OF Ait and Mrs
- " Nicely ~ Amarillo lie Is a Grad.
ut;e Of the University II Texas. having
received his v0chclor ~ Arts and Bach
,lor ri Law lcgrrcs from that institu.
ton. H. g. y licensed attorney ~ law.
tut has icCeinlv been engaged tn reg.
Uttered stock farming.
Mr.. md Mrs Nicely will make theii
HON" In Amarillo after an extended
wcddirs tour during which they vii
visit various points IN the east.
.-.--a----=--z-.H----.-=
rhocniN Hosiery at 10 per cent rrdur
tim. The Ladies Store.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-16
SIN ret,icoais In ets'y wanted shade
reduced onr-fourth. The Ladies Store,
amarillo R,s,u... yNou,en 4. Meet.

\ meeting Of the Amarillo Business
WOmon's Association will lee held Fri.
day evening In the annex ~ the Polk
street Methodist church. nj which time
Ulcers Win De elected and the organi.
,Aiior perfected. II n especially urged
,nst az business women 81 the city b.
ms ind help In pcrfecting an or.
f,l-r-t,n which " sure 60 have most
'cn'IitIn influence upon the spiritual,
tral and social life Of our city.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-16
Social Notes aud Personal Mention.

Mr. and Mrs u. l.. Mackcy. II &ava.
oia. TcraT are visiting In the city ns
he guests ~ Mr. and Mrs Joe Ecmblc.
s0os Tyler street
Missr9 Annis Scholar aud Tinah
York have returned from an enjoyable
visit In Fort worth and Dallas While
In Dallas they attended the State Con.
vcn'.un of Christian Endcayur socic.
Ties
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-16
q. 4. Meeting Pasinoneh.

The regular semi-monthly meeting ~
The Girls' Auxiliary Of the FRS, Bspiis,
church which was 60 be held wedn.s.
day afternoon has been postponed. tn
announcement Tor the next meeting %
b, made later.