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Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-12
SCOUTS, COUNTY CONFERENCE
 COMING THIS MONTH

Local 1atrol leaders of the Boy Scouts and other officials are anticipating a royal good time and day of great ben eft to them when they will be the guests of the New London Council of Boy Scouts at the first annual confer ence of New London County Patrol leaders to be held in New London on November 26th. The programme for the day is as follows:
 9.30 a. m, opening sesison at the Vo- cational School; address of welcome by President Sidney H. Miner; address, The Value of Scouting, by Vice President AL fred Colt; 10 a. m., Patrol Organization and Mana cement, Chairman Scoutmsster E. S. Futile. leader; Patrol Leader Her man Dalberg Troor No. l, Groton, Conn. 1O.45 a. m., Tests Preparing and Passing chairman, Commissioner L. P. Gracey, leader Fred Cushman, Troop No l, Stonington, Conn; 11.30 a. m, Hikes and Hiking, chairman, Deputy Commis- sioner Edward Sundt; leader, Scout Carl Griswold, Troop No. l, Groton, Conn. 1915 D. m. all scouts that can will plan to eat at the same restaurant; plenty oi scout songs and stunts; 1.3O ?. m., grouI picture taken in front of municipal build ing; 2 D. m., at Vocational School: Win ming Merit Badges. Chairman Vice Pres
  Patrol Leader George McDougall, TrooI | No 2. New London. 2.45 p. m.. Dutiel | of Junior Officers, Chairman Scoutmas ter C. C. Tibbetts, leader. Senior Pa 1 trol Leader FrsrE Corwin. Troop No. New London. 3.30 ?. n., address by Fla gle Scout Langdon, Providence. R. T.. ol | his trip across to England and Franc with the three hundred other scouts O the Jambouree Party. 4.15 ?. m. ad dress, Life Saving. by Mate John Perr. and John Rose. American Red Cross Lif Saving Division, New London branch a the '. M. c. A. tank; swim for all 5.3
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-12
PFNDLETCN HILL

Herbert Billings and Harold Green of. NaticE. E. l.. were guests Sunday of MT. Billings aunt Mrs. Mary Palmer.
 Mrs Stephen Saunders and daughter. Louise. returned 10 Westerly Saturday, having spent the past three weeks with Elmer E. Coon.
 H.rdsey G. Palmer is serving as jur- or 'r Norwich.
 lfr and lrs. George P Gilmore and daughter Ellie laEaE0r of Fall River Mass. were at their summer home for several days last week
 Col Edwin Palmer peudle,on of-Naah- .ueton. u. C., and Charles H. Peudlatol of Westerly attended church services oa sunday morning and afterwards were guests of Mrs Harris BoarduGu.
 Mr and Mrs. Clifford I. enuzou en- tertainrI coon party Saturday evening. Those present were Irving Thompson, c5 Westerly Miss Mary Eltveu of New London. Mir and Mrs. Howard Bentley of White Rock. Mrs. Dudley J. Friuh. Charles and John Brink, Lr. and 1Irs Harry Latlrou. John Lyman and Ior- man J. Gibbs all of Eautic. Mr. Gibbs had his famous coon dog. Eowdy A -0- pound coon Was given ,J Airs. Thou5- son.
 Edwin Reynolds has moved into ta. bungalow.
 1'r and Mrs. James Brooks Of E1rE AudoEer, Mass. have purchased tr Charles Dwight Thompson farm Mrs Brooks Was Miss Bertha Thompson e. this place
 Frank Palmer severed ar artery and cards on his right wrist Saturday The wound Is doing we'll although requiring t1e care 0l " physician.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-12

quest that the young people send exhlb- it's to the next national convention.
 Signs of Progress was the topic of a very interesting address delivered by Mrs. Jerome Greer. Mrs. Greer empha- sized the need of additional funds for children's homes, scholarships for worthy girls in the industrial schools and homes and the need of more leaders for the
 organization of childfensl homes. She also made reference to the new work which has been taken up in San Domin- go and Hayti A strong plea for more members was made by the speaker. I The next business taken up was the | election of officers which resulted as | follows:
 President-Mrs. Walter P. Buck, New | London vice president, Mrs. F. W. Cole
 man, Newport, R. l.; recording secre- tary, Mrs. S. S. BlaisdeH Providence
 corresponding secretary, sfrs. Jerome | Greer, Mystic: treasurer, Mrs. J. F l Cooper, Providence; secretary of Young Peoples Work, Mrs Robert Bitgood of | New London; secretary of mite boxes
 Mrs. David, Hazardville secretary ot missionary information, Mrs John c
 Gallup, Moosup; secretary of Christian stewardship Mrs E. V. Cdaypool; sec
 retary of evangelism, Mrs. o. l.. Gris wold New Bedford. Mass secretary ot ! eoiiif'NA 1AtSVs MI gum OlleTSOn. I al
 River; press superintendent, Miss Mabe D. Waring, Fall River.
 The election of secretaries for chil dren's work and for supplies was left t,
 the executive board. Mrs S. S Blaisdel
 was appointed delegate to the nationa convention and Mrs. Charles Davis O Providence was appointed delegate t, Northfield
 Reports on temperance and supplie were read by the secretary. It was vot ed that the pooling of the expenses O
 the delegates be carried out at the mex annual meeting
 Mrs Walter P. Buck had charge 0 the noontide prayer.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-12
QUESTIONS BEFORE LEAGUE OF NATIONS

first prime minister of the new Poland Hialnar Granting, prime minister of Sweden until a few weeks ago; President Motta of Switzerland, and his predecessor. EX-President Ador who recently acted as chairman at the international financial conference at Brussels Many of the nOn-Fupropean states will be represented by diplomats but it will not be the rule even in their case. Thus Argentine will send it's foreign minister, SenOr Pueyr- redon. as one of it's delegates, while Chile will be represented by Don Antonno lIuneeus, former foreign minister, and Don ,AIanue Rivas Vicuna, deputy ana former minister of finance. Each mem bcr nation is entitled to three officially accredited delegates. but they may send substitutes and experts as well Sweden has availed itself of this privilege and one of it's three substitute delegates is a woman. Mrs. Anna Bugge-Wicksell, wide " known as an expert on international law
 Much of the early work of the ses- sian will be devoted to organization, the appointment of committees being one of the most troublesome items. The | likelihood is that some F or 15 com mittees will be formed and that the va rious items on the agenda will be di- vided into related groups and distributed among those committees
 Among the duties of the assembly will ] he the final and formal establishment of | a number of permenent subordinate or eanizations like the Court of Inrernation- al Justice, the Health Organization, the i Commission on organizations and | Transit, and the special tribunal that is | to deal with all disputes connected with l international communications.
 | lon Fsr1 a vii | considered concerning the relationship be- l tween the council and the assembly as ] well as between those bodies and the l various technical organizations created i by them.
 Other important subjects to come be 1 fore the assembly will be action on tn, l recommendation of the recent inter | national financial conference at Brus i sels formation of policy and methods fo | the employment of the leagues weapon
 the economic boycott and preparation
 for concerted action looking toward tn suppression of all traffic in women an
 children. Other questions of equal i'm
 portance may be preached, as the as
 sembIy is absolute master of it's own pro cedure and can vote leave to advance al
 entirely new proposition at 4S hours nc
 tice.
 Subjects to come before the assembl i at the instance or uulVluudI HlemDer n6 tions are several proposed amendment
 to the covenant, some of which ail I at improving the position of the smallt nations within the league, while one sul
 mitted by Holland deals with the cor
 enaut provision for suppression of u opium traffic in the Far East. It is, of course, impossible to forete . how lonw the session will last, but il
 formation received from reliable sourc 2 indicates three or four weeks
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-12
GRANDMOTHER KNEW
There Was Nothing So Good for Congestion and Colds
 as Mustard

But the old-fashioned mustard, plaster burned and blistered while it acted. Get the relief and help that mustard plasters gave, without the plaster and without the blister.
 Musterole doe1 it. It is a clean. white ointment. made with oil of mus tard. It is scientifically prepared, so that it works wonders, and yet does not blister the tenderest skin.
 Gently massage Musterole in with the fnger-tips. See how quickly it brings re- , Iief-how speedily the pain disappears. Use Musterole for sore throat, bron Chitis, tonsilitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, headache, conges. ton, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago. pains and aches of the back or joints. sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chil- plains, frosted feet, colds of the chest (it often prevents pneumonia.
 soc and 60c jars; hospital size $2,50,
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-12

p. m., visiting scouts to go home with
 local scouts to supper. 1.3O p. m. 2t No-
 cational school. Waller street. Chairman
 Edward S. Neiian, vice president; ad- dress by Rev. J. J. McGrath. Motion
 picture, Knights of the Square Table, four reels. Free to all scouts and their parents. Scouts wear uniforms and sit together. Special exhibit r. LeRoy liar wood. treasurer Mariners Savings Bank has secured an exhibit of all scout in- signis. badges and in fact everything that is of interest 10 scouts. This ex- hibit will be on display at the Mariners , bank during the conference. This ex- hibit has been sent all through Europe and was part of the Jambouree exhibit
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-12
BOndsman surrenders Charles Church.

Charles Church of New London. con- victed at the last term of the criminal superior court on a charge Of theft Of barrel of potatoes from New Haven road freight car. was surrendered by his bondsman, Mrs. Gertrude Pace, Wednes- day afternon and he was lodged in the county jail at New London. Church who, was implicated in the theft with Andrew P. Monohan and Ernest Plum mer, was sentenced to four months in jail, from which he took an appeal to the supreme court and was released or bonds of s1,00O. Wednesday Mrs Pac, informed the authorities that she had reason to believe that Church was going to leave town and jump his bail and surrendered him.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-12
Gam. Warden Ross Dropped.

Deputy Fish and Game Warden Louis
 Ross of New London has been dropped
 from the list of special state game pro- tectors. according 10 information given out Thursday by Warden James F. Bug bee of Lyme who is chief wsrde nfor the New London district. Warden Bug bee stated that he had appointed two new deputy wsrdens for the district and that both men are residents of New Lon-
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-12

don. He declined to reveal their names. however. as he stated they would be much more successful in their work if their identity was withheld from the public.
 The change made by Warden BuEbee Is alleged 10 be the outcome Of the re- cent assault case in which both Ross and Joseph Valentine figured.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-12

Avon.-At the national grange conven- ton ia Boston Avon lur ishos no small part iu tl1 exhibit from Connecticut. S. H Eldv prominent mem CT of the state grange. is exhibiting a miniature Connecticut dairy farm. complete
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-04
SpirHnalisn

There ~ one subject thgl ~ attract
INK III" interest and IN fact effect
lng IN" mcrlul und phyh,ll lio al
rircilcally hll of The nation tnpt
participated In The recent world war.
nigl II ~ not only u dlrctt result ~
iht war Bit 10 nah n menuto e. o.
'llilnil0u ana all that ID stands for
Ia deals ana roliglUul beliefs
Sir Oli,or Odgo, the dlsiiLru h.
al British tri'ulisi. who has OF late
years glyou study ~ splIiluulttic
phenomena much attention ~ srhod.
blcd 10 tcm \morirh md the result
Oi this tour H. briug awaited with
nhnlcd breath 10y The nation ~ u
whole.
The American people are known
for their natter 81 nrluoaA their
clear judgment. ana their mental
fupcrlorlty putting them above The
petty surrriitlona uf the nycrago
nation ni the uld Wurld bui tho
time n ripe foi change In the mol-
tai and spiritual attitude of the pea
pie.
THERE'S one thing concerning .piri.
iualism sllch the simplest mi' II
must be- able io iHihum. und that ~
ilo simple aud absolute tact that
communication with our dead IL not
necessary they are with w. they
are ever present. sharing our loss
and Snriuws ~ In the uihnr days.
God gatc the world u bit of heaven
when he sent love TO ~. love In its
various phhHo,, aud II IL the one sure
bond that links the realms above
With those ~ the earth II " a tie
thai " stronger than death. aud FOR
that reason u lives On after life has
tesascd Heaven would not b. ideal
II II mont separation from all that
was earthly. complete FcpurstiOn.
Hut II does not The strong cable
~ love connects this world aud the
reNi They. our loved dead. are al
ways with Nv They cannot speak
10 uH with The voice Of lie. hut they
hay send messages through loves
lircloss instrument. the heart
llut let ~ not Judge too harShly
Ills mad desire 10 iathom the IN
known. this dc"p yclrning for a
wOh from on" WIN hu. gone before
~ This past var Wt- The H1nrcn
NJ more tragedy ihiu enc mind "
capable NJ understanding Il sWul.
lowed ~ IN IT, frry. lives, lives and
lives, lrnyin' never u word mes
hagC bahnd Isn't II very human.
that The slightest opportunity by
Witch mouigc might be- 0btnlnrd
would h. praspcd ct THIS mad de-.
sire, this great longing for u word
Ia break the stiffness 1T death. w..
,cals beautiful dop'hF nf the human
heart 80 luar W. have lived ~
snug mpiorialltm walled about hy
conventions ard civilization. but n,l
Of lhts have been torn aVuy by u
world uaRooy and he soul NJ man
aud woman stand revealed, ana II iH
o WHITE SOl'i.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-04
New Elixir, Called Aspiron
al, Moderated with Latest
Scientific Remedies, Used
and Endorsed by Euro
pean and American Army
Surgeons TO Cut Short a
Cold and Prevent Compli
cations.
Every Druggist in U. s. In.
structed 60 Refund Price
While You Wait OF Count
er If Relief Does Not Come
Within Two Minutes.
Delightful Taste. Immediate
Relief, Quick Warm Up.

The sensation of me y,ur m thr
lug tmio s Aspifonnl. the two.
minute coll nud cough rclic,cr nu
itori'uiitrN aman'eal hy the lnhoru
i0ri". iufDi, approved and muN
enthusiastically endorsed vs. the high.
rst Wihuiic.. md proclaimed hy
ilr common people W irn times Hs
quick ntd effective 1s whiskcy urk
ud $500, ul ur. other cold aud cough
pmelN ilUF have ever trel
Al i.p4 stores ore NOW supplied
with cog roul.dIl new elixir, so an
yuu lu.N 20 ip 20 .ri nl of thni cold
N Loo Hlp UH 'ir nearest d1g uOfr,
hunl ihD 'prh lIlf o. dollar for % buiilr
Hf A,pHmul nnl ton hIm to servo y0i
tuU Teas .Hniuls with four traspDon
frk oi ua'rr g glass with your
watch Boo ,uur hHnd. take ihr drink
80 our swallow nHl Ull for your money
hH,h Zoo tro minutes II ynu runnut
f.ol yor cold fading away ike dream
ijhu 'hH iunD limit Don . bn bpYh.
ful, for i.l druggists invite you and
aspect you 20 uy b. E,oybody' 4
lu,ng ii.
WHOM your cold or cough Sc r..
lowed, take the remainder of the be- 80
from" ~ vorr wfsc nrh -b'rbirs, for
Nap.roull is Nv far ih' safes, and most
Elective. 'ho oasic.i 90 take and 'he
most agreeable cold nul cough rrmrly
'nf iniinii and rhilrr idvi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-04
~. u. ~. ihnlnrr Hold Enjoy able
Npgtiun

The T. T.. q chapter held tholi
regular scmi.munlhly meeting Tues
dny afternoon ~ the home uf Nit
~ ". Powell. i'0N TNl"t street. RI,
annual election uf officers occupied
the greater mrt of M" afternoon
while ginullnrs from orr ui town
members and items from the T.. T. a.
Record W,rr also enjoyed Follow
ing the ynril hu,inoss session q de-.
lightful sorlll huhr Vas spent dur.
Ing which delicious Refreshments
lee cream nnd oaac Woi" served The
following Officers we're elected aud
Installed for thocuminr year.
Mrs \ " shouts president.
Mrs. T ! runsidinr. ,ic"-iros..
dent
Mr., ! " pollcll rocording scc'
Rotary
Mrs Jlck rnrwoll corresponding
secretary
Mrs T. y oliver chaplain
Mrs I n hairless. guard
The phsI president of the chapter.
Mrs N u Harris. WIS presented
with q beautifully engraved T. y. q
spoon as token of appreciation fut
the gprlrnlid effort nnd ser, ico rrn.
dorod h, h,r during her term ~ 81
flee
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-04
rltiikn SiRilrIs
NJ TAnii,NN ~ BNp.
Iisf tlil i,rIl

The first 0f the SERIES of lrnyof
Services Go be- held hy lhp l1dIr Oi
he Tabernacle Baptist church VIA
Bold yrlerdhy afternoon with a
.plrndId attendance The following
program Wus rendered.
Scripture John l,i-2G
Som. adjust Jesus lour thr cross
Alone"
Women in the Mouni'.ns
Mountain Woman CO.. To-day
Mountain Woman uf The Second
Class
The Mountain woman ul ,ho
Thrd C'us. Mrs. NJ y Wouurd
"pur Mountain Women dt' d..
andunli Mra a. u cap bell
"1hr cabin omen" Nr Gooigc
warren
"Ghl NHun Youns iu the Noun.
lius' lltH q. llonsl"y
"Ow Mountain Wouru.' piro -
Nu'h ROYAL Service M l. T.
i'uldou
PRAYER For our mountain school.
ihli tnry may be- menus Of uplifting
the home Mrs T.. 4 Wuuon.
TMk The seventy li, Million
lnd Mountain School uia Carr.
righi
"1hc l,rtrryodnc'F Cd, Mountain
Womm Mls. 4. A. Warren
llli,u.y Among Mountain W0m'
90 md The School Mrs. ! w. Culd.
we'll
"Grnal Need 1T Mountain Won.
o. Mrs Holland.
The efficiency pf ,lio S,huul"--
Nts w. Andrews.
"Whc,c Art Thou" Mrs smell
PRAYER Of Thanksgiving for IN,
campaign Ut victory. and what Mr.
Iuhhs viii mean 10 mountain mis-
lions.
Song NE n Able Ia Deliver
'rhru' SO $50
Prayer For Homer Cochran, hli
Father Tomb.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-04
%. \. q. Illnltrr Mrrls.

\ yrN delightful afternoon waa
,prni hy i1n Esther NcCrufy Chpp.
tor ol the ppnghlp. Of she Nm,i g
rnn l,rlululioh M their regular
uc"ting Tuesday ~ the home IT Mrs
% & y. n,uum i'u0 Monroe street.
The r1ll r1ll Wls responded ~ with
Uulrui events. altrr which q very IN
trrc.iiur pnptr nu "NniunHl ideals
M IA, Mnrld War was read hy Mr.
nom Nirh The afternoon study
MS on tho Consultation mo Amrud
n,ri. NJ Witch wore 'Hknl M ~
1uHdiy'a mccliur Following iho
lr.,on q social hour WA spent, dur
ms which delicious rrtrcshmon's ui
bee cream ana cake were served by
me lurt"ss
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-04
The tbulluw

The Outlaw
Docp In the greenwood OF ms heart
" ny abiding place.
] Cl0pk ~ soul ~ foiHt and mari.
! mask my face.
oullnWed, bui not alone, for Truth
Aro OutlnWcd. too.
You rlnnol bnniHll ns proud world.
We hlnlsh YOU.
90 by. 20 b. win nll your din,
Your dust your greed, your
gull,
Your penn your gold. you cannot
Win
From her one fmllo.
Nov, Hliirh H. oulral, which hlOno7
Around ~ idll and rise
Murmurr ~ lolf ana fern. the molh
Of paradise.
OuilnWed9 Thrn hills and rlrnr and
streams
Afo Oullawod, too
Proud world. from our Immortal
dreams.
We Danish YOU.
ALFRED MOVES.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-04
Imnnllll..NiIiIrr

"Truclo'e's the gin which God sas
given
70 nan alone beneath the heaven,
II ii tho secret sympathy,
1ho ulyw link. the Hilkon tie.
which hort 10 heat ana mind ~
mind
~ body pnd in iuul cun bind
From True Love, w. Walter Scott
The " u Rome, residence. a.
li0G Pierce street, was the hr"nr
beautiful Noddinp roropony jun-
dny morning. lt which Mifg Flulpnr,
cornelius ui Amarillo. and ] "
Nilloi NJ wichita. Kansas. were
'lined !. holy mllrImOny br tho
l,rv Henry T. lhDohs. Of the Polk
1lr,ot NrlhldEl Church
The rooms we're beautifully deco.
rated with ferns. smillN ana sweet
fca.. ana lhr lo,clinrss ~ the en-.
liro frrIp tut heightened los the ok.
puiflio prayer rcrlorl' sung hy
uiss lois Gnrrison accompanied by
Mr. Jones,
M. Iou" also played the Vcd-
d,ng murch from Nrndrl ,sohn tU
which m" young peurlr entered Mas
Cornelius Nor. an exquisite travel.
rg sull li darn blue iricOlotp. Win
Ir.nf urIrs lu match and carried n
houuu" Of brides roses.
Following the ceremony an irl0r.
millf good tine was had \ dulici-
uuH salad course NnH served and the
bride ,ul the wedding cake
fhr youug people loil nn The noon
fnnt1 Fc for points north, TIE ri-
ti,o plily escorted them ~ The train
uu'd prnlnHiUn Of rice. iihbons and
nll lhr wnll meant ana loving tor
lnrD that followH u wedding party
Mr Miller H the daughter Of
W. lrd Mrs A. VI. Cornelius. oi
this CITY, she iH q gHdunt" ui lhc
Nmrrilll lliah school aud has mad
mt CIT, her HON" tor u number VI
,ouA
Nt Nlllcr is IN the oil business NJ
Wichita Fulls. operating In both Tex
ls mud ll'o Einsng folds He W well
known ana hlThly thought Of In that
oi'y
Mr. prd Nfg Miller VIII make
lhoir home IN Wichita Fails. AMI
They carry Win Thorn CONGRATULATIONS
md a.Drr'r Wishes for happiness aud
prosperity ttcm q hest OF friends.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-04
SHAW MEETINGS Dis,t SSEp
~ IUIALI. o.. SOCIETY

rluu wore discussed Tor the mr"l-
mss which viii be- held In Amwillo.
March IT, hy IN william shaw M
the regular husinrrs meeting of The
Christian Eudouyor Society OF lhr
First Christian church on Tuesday
might Efforts will be- mad" tn rot
Ian unusually large crowd lo hear br
Shaw who H. considered one of the
l"ad'nc ChrI.iin EndoHyur leaders ~
the Nurli,
Among other matters discussed
Wrrp moro effective methods nf hand
Inns the snclctys finances, The pro.
posed teachers training aud expert
Christian Endoayor classes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-04

Now Norks Fashion Authority
NEW SOBk, F,b. I Most amer
irun women have adopted the griit
lrrr Tor WEAR u'up tho corset npd
0'nr 81 ~" u"Wni onos iil,p that
which il,r uu'I hu. ahoichod here,
tuto ilIr place ~ the Duiscle. Tho
,o.r.opyHr H entirely out and nDw
me hrifHl,r" ol rindclu. with ~
tow tIuy bones and w. shoulder
strap. r"mt likoly 10 come in,n full
riiHop sion
u.suuhDr r"p uslpr Nh" brp
irro. particularly tho bandp1n. ua q
foundation ~ t.ll, ar net 49, f1r the
hl"dolu,. they come IN various
wpJ,os G., hrorl, Co., well o.. satin
md in heavy lprp Partisan women
have uIwU,. ben mrliul ~ The b"lr.
.'ro hul V b. Only now ihll Amer.
con u,uu .ro fory universally
iduWiug II.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-04
RAILROAD COMPANY
i.tAOi,S lilIi. lNii,l.A-l.

o. Aa.HriHttI ru#s
rilL 'uElplilA NHr Tho AN
uuW report of tho rDnns,l,nl riil-
rulu fu 'rl. made public TODAY.
.l1trH MAJ " thr ,umpin. o. lully 90
discharge boz duties 20 the public and
continue Zoo receive q falr r"uin No.
600 iif It Huu"ui there muH be-
rrlfOuIhl' ulD increases
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-04
nrliqhilul pnncc Gl,cn Nv sh,incr,.


The i,hhn Shrlners have given tho
social life ~ Amarillo quite a boost.
md have lot standard for their
.'nil-muulhly dances winch would h.
hard 10 s.rpaFs The secund ~ tho'o
delightful affairs TOOK place lat
evening u the Amarillo Hotel. The
rooms were beautifully and nrilHli-
Dlly du,iiplod In hot house foliage
and cut flowers. ana some siNty odd
couple. .wa,od ~ the exquisite mus.
ir ~ the tplondil orchestra socur"d
lur the ncoaslon 4 delicious punch
V1H served thfCurhpui the evening
These somi.mOnlhly dances uro
gINcu not alone Tor the mombory ~
'ho ludp" themselves but for their
friends by invitation. ard " those
NJ M" future are ns gny and highly
enjoyable affair, us The first iva piy-
.n T., The Shriucrs. ;hoy viii indeed
bee affair 40 w. looked forward to
With Leon anticipation
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-04
I.Il., nlc. llmh Nlnris.

The amarillo Girls' lee Cluh held
iboli r"pulnr W'rlly rehearsal Tuof.
dnv az '',ug ~ tbc e udio uf The \m-
lr.llo @ ll-gp ~ Music. There Wpt y
plc'd't t''"ndatr" WG mucl ~ =
'"s. 80 matt tWI -" che .ns
Rbth sr l'irF t'h used D, the
cat - ne y 80 .Us
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-04

Gas In the stomach or bowels In \
disagreeable symptom of n torpid
liver. 10 get rid OF II quickly take
IiERBINE. II IN n marvellous liver
stimulant and bowel purifier. Sold
by all druggists.