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The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-10
Big Eastern Republican
Papers Drop Harding

Norrislown. Pa sept a.-Declar-
ins that Republican lradciship in
the country has broken faith with
IT, rank and fllc of the party. with
thu American people as a whole. and
with humanity everywhere. and That
III Democratic platform offers
'rcacr. lasting peace. huilded on the
Justice Of the Golden Rule which
hrmanity Is praying for"-lhe Nor
risiown Times. a Republican ncws-
papcr since ils founding in issi. an
nominees that. In accordance with the
dhialcs of conscience and in thr be-
llrf that Il Is doing a patriotic and
humanitarian duty. u oannoi do
nii rWise than support tax and
To- s'vcli FOR president gnd vice
w. '-idcnl.
The Times drnunriaiiun Of the
hrpuhlicun.plaiform and taciics has
caused sensation in this Rcpuh-
l.can stronghold. u sris forth that
'ics the sake Of gratifying hate the
Republican leadership wpuld prss
nNcs the glory ~ American boys on
ih hlnody stretches Of Farce and
liollium breaking faith with thns ;
who returned as well a. those who
d.cd.~
Republicans are charged ly Tho
Times with premedilatinr lhe mur-
d'i OF the treaty. dishonoring the
wt.rd "Amcricanism. and ignoring
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-10
Whisky Seized and
Two Men Arrested

Clovis, n. M, sept What au-
ihoriiics belicye was a distributing
station for whisky was located In a
cane field five miles north OF here.
Officials seized 20 quarts and five
gallon can Of whisky and arrested
two men, who gave their NAMES as
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-10

the sentiment of tho people Of the
country with their "douhlc-faced
PLATFORM The League ol Ntliors
IS inhorsesl. and u u coniended thai.
with the assistance of thr United
States, lasting peace will b. urysial.
ned inio an actual fact
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-10
Mrs. william Warren Enlerialns.

Mrs. william Warren Eniertains.
Mrs. William Warren entertained
Tuesday afternoon, September Z. at
ESQ o'clock II the gath Infantry Ser
vice Club in honor OF Miss /. n.
Williams and Miss l.. X. Jones. The
party was a delightful one. Refresh
nents consisted ef chicken salad
ON lettuce leaves, stuffed and plain
olives AMI crackers, ice cream aud
cake and frozen punch was served.
The Fuesls were Mrs. J. A. Bangc.
Mrs. ~. p. Allen. Mrs. W. Walter
Robinson, Mrs ". h. Davis, Mrs.
Wm. Boyd. Mrs. Moore. Mrs. Buggs.
Mrs. A. NJ. McCrimm0n. Mrs. n.
Armstrong. Mrs. :. u. Brooks. Mrs.
". r. Melton. Miss Craig, Mrs. Jones.
Miss l.. NJ. Williams and Mrs. l.. X.
Jones. and the hostess Mrs. Wm,
Warren. Progressive whist was the
amusement. Prize winners Mrs.
William Walter Robinson first
prize, cut glass cream aud sugar
set; Mrs. W. y. Davis second prize,
linen towel with crochet edge, and
Mrs. j. A. Bange "b0oby prize al
hottie Of toilet water. Guest prizes
were presented 10 Miss T.. NJ. VIII
liams. a silver spoon, and Ia Miss l.,
X Jones a pair Of white silk en-
broldered hose. Miss Williams and
Miss Jones are leaving ON the iith
for Wilberforce. Ohio, where they
viii enter college.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-10
Service Club Activities


The Twenty Fourth Infantry Wo-
mans Club entertained ni the 'Sef-
vice Club Sunday afternoon from
$50 20 7:aO with a Ruod prorrnm
Many selcctions were played BY ihe
orchestra which contributed music
for the occasion. An excellent cor
net solo was played by former
Bandleader Warren. retired. Solos
wcrr sung by Miss Williams. Mr..
Walker and Mr. Tyler. Programs
are planned for every sunday aflcr-
noon and are designed 10 hiring the
people Of the community together
socially.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-10

A delightful whist party was given
Tuesday afternoon al The Service
Club by Mrs. Shelly Brooks compli-
meniary % Miss Williams and Miss
Jones of This city. Mrs. W. W.
Robinson was awarded first prize
i0r having The highest number of
points nj whist The second prize
went 10 Mrs. Davis and the hoohy
W Mrs. Banee. A delicious salad
course. homemade ice cream md
cakr was served 10 more than lwen-
~ guests. Roman punch was srry-
vi throughout the afternoon.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-10

Ralph n. Nicholson aud John 3.
Richardson and landed them In the
county Iail. The men wcre In the
act of loading the liquor into AN
aulo'when they were arrested.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-10

cat and enthusiasm Of all. DO YOU
know the 'feenly-Fourlh lnfan-
Try" and 1870" sch0llisches, also the
Chicago Glide. Boston Dip and
the Columbus special?" II you do
not, come and learn them.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-10

The dancing class held on Monday
and Thursday nights Is continually
growing in popularity. The dance
programs are planned TO include as
many Of the latest creations as pos
sihle In order 10 maintain the inter
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-10

The Columbus Courier j. the oi
ficial paper Of Luna County. I
you want 10 read of the official do
ines of the County Commissioner
read the Courier.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-10

Mrs. Shellic Brooks rendered o
delightful program on sunday even
ins. September 5, AZ llR 2ilh lnfan-
Try Service Club, The program was
the best yet OF rs kind. The pleas
ant hour progrus0 was rs follows;
Welcome Address Mrs. Brooks
Selection --2iih Infanlry Orchestra
Solo -----.-. Mrs. Frederick Lee
Trio Cello. Violin anI Plano .--
-.sEis. Cippio smith aud Mitchell
1olo-"rcars Tellr- Miss Williams
Selection Gath Infantry Orchestra
Cornet Solo Retired Hand Leader
William Narrrn
H0ln .---.-. NJ. Hazel Walker
Trio Cello. NioEin and piano
sgl. Cippio, Co. 49, Musician Smith
and Mitchell
solo sometime WIZ You Remcm-
Der, -----v --..--.----- Pvt Tyler
Selection -2iih frfnnlfy Orchestra
--.O-----
Sergeant vi Monroe special duty
mail sergeant ~ Path Infantry. Camp
FurlOne. who has boon absent for
fifteen days was called 70 phila-
delphia. pa. on account 0f The death
of his mother The sergeant return
cd Wednesday evening wearing his
sorrows with the usual pleasant
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-10

smile and looking well. The. whole
rcgimenl and o portion OF the city of
Columbus are all IN deep Sympa-
Thy for the sergeant.
A-s-il-aa
The 2iih Infantry Woman's Club
will give a Barn Dance Saturday.
September iiih. All welcome.
sept "a. Az welcome. Admission 25c.
Mrs. 5. u. Brooks, president; Mrs. l..
Stewart, secretary: Mrs. Ruben
Majors, Treasurer; Mrs. william J..
h1Ynsend. Chairman OF Committee.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25
kansas CITY I.iNe.incl,-

KANSAS CITY Mo. June 81
HrtiS 1''imaiei receipts TO-DAY 1000
c;osing generally 10 o. ~ lower. vcstrr.
days average packer top SIS SO. buln
a sales sitsogsi5.is: top sts.s5. good
TO choice heavy si&s0G 1855: good 20
chsice medium si5 0oTsit.s 30: good 20
choiee tght sii7SGsi5.aO: good 20
ehcice common stock plgc $1,000
sis.i.
CATTLE. Estimated receipts today
5000 closing mostly steady ON all
classeu. choice to pTime heavyweight
xislsGfis.70. medium 10 good heavy.
WEIGHT sis.2sTSi5lo. good 60 choice
Lightweight; siss5Tsie so: common 10
mediun heavyweight g. ooGis.eo: good
10 choice cnmmun hcifers sc.7sGSis co.
bologna and beef bulls s5aSiO.5O:
cows al heifers s375Gse g: good 70
choice medium light and handvwclght
e.2sGsi32s: common. guri 10 choice
Ss.OoHsi2ie; common. good To- choice
se'e0n sii-s5. common. good To choice
5000 $50.
SHEEP Estimated receipts today
lsoo: closiag hest sheep and lambs
steady 20 strong: others slow. steady:
choice To- urine medium lambs 1899
sls.ve; cuil ard common lambs s7.oea
VILE: choice TO prlgc medium yearllng
we,hcrs sieoohsilo0. gud % choice
medium ewes ssOds7.5o: Gulf and com.
mon ewes s.7sas5.ss. breeding ewes
N.oOHSii.oO god e. choice medium
feeder lambs sseGsiso
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25
LEGION POST WILL
BRING COMEDIANS
HERE NEXT WEEK
BRtNK'S PIiNERS TO GIVE FER.
fORMi>CES Under CANVAS
TENT.

Brunk's Comedians will erect @ large
tent with seating capacity Of 1000
persons on the lot opposite the Federal
building next Monday and give their
firrt ~ "a weeks performances That
evening The troop consists ~ thirty
actors musicians and vaudeville ar.
tiris. and will give AN entire change
81 program each night.
Brunk's Comedians were brought
here by the members ~ the Hanson
Post. merican Legion. under whose au-
rp!coc all performances will b. given.
'Thc proceeds a. bc derived viii go to
the building fund ~ that organization.
The opening play 81 Brunk's Como.
dams viii be- The Country Boy" "A
rural comedy IN four acts. featuring
harley Sadler ~ the country boy"
q. l. Cary bushes rmnnagcr Tor the
took company. who was IN Amarillo
vcrteftiay and closed "A contract with
the executive committee ~ the Amcri.
can Legion for one weeks perform.
anccg here. declared the opening play
h a "rrream In four spasms" and one
OF the heaviest class plays ever PRO.
duced under canvas
sailor Jack WOOD. former wrestling
Instructor and niddloweight champion
~ the 4. :. Navy. viii compete with
gnme wrestler In his class up the stage
IT IN" hlg tent fhuw ON WcG'ealaN
night. The executive committee ~ the
Legion b. now cndeavoring g. m.curc
n man o. meet the champion slllur.
Jack Wood weighs isi pounds and
g. feet inches IN height Hr has %
cheTt measure - g. inchcs md n waist
~ - inchc.. IIc has wresii,d IN Fort
Worth. Waco wichita Falls sherman
Abilene and SWeetwaicr. Texas. and
Tor tho American Legion an over the
United States Ne let last night for
Qunnah where he viii wrcstlc tomur.
row nighi under the auspices ~ the
American Legion.
The memtcf NJ M. local organization
are confident that Brunk's Comedians
and Sailor Jack Wood viii attract
large crowds 90 all performances AMI
that the entire weeks program will Dc
complete success and b. the saiifnc.
ton 81 the theatcr going and sport low
ing citizens u Amarillo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25
INV RI'iiGS GOVERNING
LONG HIS EFFECTIVE
yp"ial 10 IN, NJ W.

Fvr.m' 60 Tho News
CHICAGO, Junr ga change In
tn lnarhuil rules governing balls hit
"ut 'f the PLAYING fi,lds viii go into
effect Tomorrow 10 war announced by
thr American lrarur headquarters 10.
night The ru'r b. covered by para.
w'ph As ~ ~" rulc book aud al pres.
cnl provides Thar hall shall Dee Judged
iair 80 ipil according a. where II
r1Hrs ever the boundary line OF the
augal playing field"
The now wording will be- the same
of in 1919 which foys that when 4
'w'i"d ~ PASSES outido ground or
int the ,andr the umpirc shall Judge
II fair or foul according Ia whore IL
haapp"1rs from lhn umpircs view. "
Tho latter Interpretation II the rule
would hr,o robbed "liabc' Ruth of nt
l.asI two homo runs this year. base.
luli officials said.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25
HEAVY SELLING CAUSES
| SHARP BREAK IN CORN


CHICAGO. June q Persistent sill
INK tog thor with large fcocits ih1n
lcrpcctcd had O depressing influence Go
day on thc corn market
The clc,c was n,r,our. gig cents Co.
is cents net lower with July 90 d.,
and Sotcmh,r 1919 90 1854
oats lost 90 cents o. - ccun au.
lpruyisl,ng 10 o. 20 cents
Corn was undcr bc1rih pressure
Throughout tn tly and showed but lii.
tlc power to rally The f,ct thst rv.
ceipi0 wvrc rather liberal pat VI an
evident disadvantage The friends at
higher rtircr especially ~ shipping rc.
.quircmcnts here gave signs ~ having
b,on ctcrnllod fur %, time being dur
Ing m" lnsi part Il the s's4on. by
.W,1knrs more acute
Provision. reflected sc' hacks IN the
value of grain and hogs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25
MIclIiia I.iAe.Inrk.

rtNftHf 70 w. News
WICHITA Kan. Juno .t-Iioe, ~.
lcipt' % lower. tui Sl52O Bulk Sl4NO
" 1910. Cattle Ilcrcipls 500. stopd,'
Nith Monday stccts silsirl20o. good
Texas gtarsors. 50 ooaiO 80. COWS and
hcif,ry ~ soaioso socl,ers and feed.
'rs. Aion 1899, stuck COWS and hcif.
rrr. sl.ionS.0o, bulls AsOa 500. calves
- f0dii.OO
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25
New Orleans Cotton.

W s.Nociated Pres
NEW ORLEANS, Jrnc 2i,-~Crtion
reached its lowest late In the dav when
shc trading month"; were - % ~ points
under the close II yesterday. Prices
were NJ net losses n ~ To- % points
just on the close the tone was steady
ON short covering
Tomorrow IL firrt notice day FOR July
aud tenders are expected Tomorrow
also ends the July condition period.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25
Md1:keitNeWi;s3
JULY COTTON SUFFERS
NEARLY ONE CENT DROP

w Ntsociatcu Ifrtss
NE wYoRk. June si--July cotton
sold nearly one cent boluW thu iusur
price % yesterday while October dr
ciined IN 3ss or o. pointr net lower
That delivery closed ~ 1895. with 90,
general marnci. closing steady al %
net decline Ok % 70 81 points
The opening was irregular with Au
gusi 90 points higher and other months
points higher 60 four points lower
bat The market quickly met rcncwc,
pressure later.
Last priceg nhowod rallies 81 20 To- Az
'.points from the lowest
Export to-day 6.3'l. making G.is5.SSO
~ far this scason
Port receipts l0S2
United States por, stocks 9i2.Sli.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25

" 7TTIT7T Mn ~
NEW YORK. juno :i-Thc loral
markc' fer nav sugar was easy again
ana prices declined early 90 the basis
ID i7i-- CENTS for Cuhas. cost and
frcirhs.
The market was y little steadlcr IN
tone at the cIosc. although prices were
unchanged from the early decline
There were me- closing at Is To- 50 points
ne; advNnc. for the aay.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25
Ccffcr Higher.

NEW YORK. June either, was
hrm tone IN the market Tor coffee IN
turen today Thu opening was irrcr
u'ar at decline Il points 20 an nd
vancc Of 3 points.
Closing bids
July 1897; September lars. O,tob,r
l3si; Dccembcr 1877: January lass.
March isss; May iaa7
spot coffee Irregular: rio - I1II.
Santos as sei2Rsaf.s
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25
~. Worth Livestock.

" Nssoettttd FTrss.
TT WORTH. june si-Cattlc rc.
'cii' 5000. . cents lower. bycycs s5.i5
NJ - So cow tinoTSjo
Hog receipts 500. unhangrl. livh,
il'.toHl5.bi. mixed SilO0Hli7i.
| sheep receipts 0uO. steady. llmhs
\ lnd ycarlings Ss.ooaiioo. ewes s. 0oG
h 90
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25

A regular morning operation ~ the
bowels puts YOU 10 fine shape Tor the
days work. n you miss u you feel un.
comfortable and cannot nut vim into
your movements For all bowel irreg.
ularltios HERBiNE II the remedy. I,
puts them IN fine. vigorous condition.
Sold by All Druggists csc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25

ny Associated Press
NE WfoRk, June si-Thc cotton
seed oil market clofcd = a. 20 point.
net lower. Prime crude ta ooatt 90
primo summer yellow spot ii.sOHisgo
July 1854; september 1850 prim,
winter yellow and summer white nomi
nal.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25

Two has" hits Suuthwoth, Wat
three hasc hits Barbarc; stolen be'
Carey .. Cutehaw. Snitd; base IN NJ
Mcador +. Ponder l, Mnmauy . strdk
out Adams .. Mamauy ..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25
Snnil,rrn Assnrin,inn.

Atlanta I. Little Rock .
~ Nashville r.. Mobile ..
At Chattanooga 2. New orleans I.
AZ Memphis Q. Birmingham :.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25

Two basu bits HuImtUn, stolen has.
e. Young. N,ach piu'lli AinSmith:
double plays Noung and Ellison 2.
Young. Bush and Ellison. base on balls
Sothcron 8. oldham g. struck uut Old
ham ! Suthpron .
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25

A bilious. halfaicR feeling. loss OF en-.
ergy. and conatipntcd bowels can be 70.
ncvcd with surprising promptness by
using IIEl,BINE. The first dose brings
Improvement. q few doses puts the sys:
tenn In fine, vigorous conditions. Sold
hv All Druggists shc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25
American Association.

At Kansas city 3; 81 Paul ..
AZ Milwaukee a. Minneapolis >.
Al Louisville, 3; Columbus {.
At indianapolis y: Toledo I.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25
l'antllrrcs Win.


~ tfHH'f NNNfW lftths
TT WORTH. juno Krlfts tri.
pie ana iwu slngles knocked bon four
rum and ~. Worth won from san An.
tonic L. /. Sa4.l
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25

Twu base hits Sticking Mcrklc: home
runs Turns. stolen bases Erich .: base
on balls Martin .. Nchf .: struck out
Nchf .. Martin Give Young no errors
IN New York half
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25
Gassers Defeated.

l1 NaHhftuifN frffHs
SHREVEPORT. June 2i.--llouston
,ulA q rec-raw contest from the gas
."rf today nix 10 five batting out "A vic.
toy IN the Sth.
Little a rookie, pitched wei for
llnu tom but wa given jagged support
Houston ................2O g UuN u2O-G
Shic''pft .,.+.....,,..Ol3 100 600
Ma'lcsun and Little, Grccnbcrg. Glca.
ui and Wallace.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25

PHILADELPHIA. June 9l-phlln
dclph!a dropped Ia last place tu,lay when
Cincinnati ovencd the series by takinr
a." final game.
Spectators surgad ON sic field after
thc game and Neal h. said Ia hnv,
spiked enc ~ them. prccipiiating IRE,
for MI fight The visiturr gained m,
shelter II the club housp without H.
Jury hut enc spectator was badly cut
.I,ttt IA. e..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25
American.

- this afternoons Panhandle for
IN 81 winners Ia Free Movie Contest.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25

First inslaIlment "Dur Own Movies
In this aifcrnovn's Panhandle. Dun'i
miss Il.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25
BEAUMONT SPLITS
BILL WITH DALLAS
first CONTEST GOES ELEVEN IN.
NiNtiS AND ~ WON NnEN
C0NTRS TRIPLES.
~ .ocipt'd Pros

DALLAS. June 2i-Dalllg nut
beaumont iplit double header here
today Tho fIrst gunc went eleven in.
u'ngs end was won by Con'r, when hr
irIpi"d In the last frame SCORING Rob.
Crtsun.
first Game:
Beaumont ......... Ool eni o0o OO-3
Dallas ....'......... Qua OuO o3O 90 :
nn'crly and James Robertson aud CON.
try.
Second Game.
Eorum"n ................ OlO l2i 10
Dallas .......... 1000 uui ID
h.'luN ald Bailey. ilauu and Dale.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25

IN in'iallmrni "Our Own Movies
IN iii afternoons Panhandle. Don't
mis- IT,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25
Spu,li' Win.

HN N'INf THTfU T'TfEN
WICHITA FALLS. June ~ -Wi,h.
20 Tai. mace Il two ont 81 three b.
t'tin" the tiual ramc uf the series here
to-day.
Galveston ............... 100 n0i OLE,
Wichita Fnllr .... nr, .go nny 10
bIiri"n ard Wilson. Wlldhur, Kitch.
ems ard S"Wcll
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25
GinniN Iicni Inhs.

% Associated ftrss i.
NEW YORK. June Anew *
made II two out Of three from Chtao
tulny ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25
.PITTsBuRCaIbSEs
To BROOKLYN G-2
NEW YORK MAKES urwo Our
or THREE BN DRftnlN6
GIANTS TiIREE ftoNE.
~ associated Press.

W NHNofHtfd ifea.
EROOkLYN. June a-lirooklyn
punched riy hits for nw runs on
Adams In the nth inning % won to-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY .
, %*%%&<%%%%@st%.
National.

EruoFi,n ~ Boston
New YORK. a; Philadelphia.
American.
Cleveland a. Chicago.
Philadelphia ~ Washington.
Boston ~ Sew York.
Detroit ut 81 Louis
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25

San Antonio ......... O0i 600 cool
Fort Worth .,......,.lo0 100 i0x-j
Gihron and Wctzcl: Moore and Jones.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25
Reds Beat Phillies.

E Clemens. Govlwin and Schupp; Cow
: dy. o'Ncl. McQuiilan and Ayers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25

~ Associated f'els
Bostnn. june g Poor inticld work
tl Bor'pn griNs -. ,.ouis three runs
snd victory today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25
DETROIT ANNEXES
ST. LOUIS CAME
Oi.DHAM EFFECTI,E THROUGH
OFT ENTIRE NINE
INNINGS.


% NH8Uf NUM- TTT|I-
81. LOUIS. June el-Si. Louis
could du,notlhng with Oldham In tho
pinchps today aud Detroit won.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25
NInnERN MnnnNILN.

MODERN WOOD,iEN.
ON account of Semiannual audit ~
books June assessment Must b, paid
no; later than July ! 1890 Do II now.
z II Caffcc. CLERK.
zoo &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-28

Even love that built my spirits house
for
Comes like brooding and a baffied
guest
And music and mems praise and even
laughter
Are not so good as rest.
One should not stress too much the
technical changes shown in Flame
and Shadow" since the volume has
predominantly the singing note. but
it shows the search for greater free
dom of expression to keep pace with
new apprehension of life. ELAINE
and Shadow" Is a much more thought
full book than any of it's predecessors.
1t is cry to Beauty as the one reality
in a battling and inexplicable world
There is no definite philosophy enun-
ciated in it, as some Of the critics have
said; IL is rather a great seeking. the
search that liz never satisfied, with a
constant turning to Beauty as a
refuge. These lyrics would not have
the poignant note that thrills through
them If they were an answer rather
than a call. They come from the de-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-28

THE JUNK-MAN AND OTHER
POEMS. BY Richard lie Gallienne.
Doubleday Page s. Co.
The popular notion OF caveman
Judging by current fiction-is that
fear of him. lie Gallienne, on the
contrary, sought refuge from others.
from the noise and glare Of things"
He writes:
1 bought cave of late in a lone isle,
With pillared dome Of glittering
stalagmite.
The picture shows him there. But
in a deeper sense his latest volume
of verse reveals a withdrawing Of the
poets spirit. Perhaps 1t is only a
more concentrated expression of the
touch Of remoteness from the days
affairs that has always characterized
his work.
There is much familiar music in
the volume that seems like the exer-
else Of poetic skill whether inspira-
ton comes or goes. But lines of
penetrating sincerity arrest the mind
and heart. There is no gainsaying
the true delight in nature Of one who
sings:
Yet little heed to all this noise l pay.
But lift my eyes where. walking over
head,
The moon goes silently upon her way.
There is a true fusion Of the very
fabric of nature with the fabric of his
lingual art in suclAa line as
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The vowelled rivers. the rough
throated seas.
And there is deep divination of the
pathos in human experience In these
words:
Face after face.
Yet still one face for me,
Year after year. spring after spring,
Snow after snow:
With magic freshness and persistency,
1t will not go:
For; being gone so many an aching
year,
In vain 1t makes pretence Of vanish
Has anything better been written
of Browning, since Elizabeth Barrett
herself defined him. than these words: :
And still among the rocks and stars
of speech.
The sudden silver singing of a bird.
Perched on the craggy ridges of his
thought.
And for a last word, let the poet
leave the clear exposition of his own
craft and art:
Out of his folly To be wise,
Out of the bitter to bring sweet
And striving always in a dream
Word after word secure to place
In the built music of his scheme,
The mystic pattern of his verse.