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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-07
FOUR RING BOUTS
At PH|LL|ES' PARK
Dundee, De Foe, Britton, Raw
Inns, LoughIin. Griffiths, O'Don-
nell and Lynch On

Tho second big open air boxing show
nf tho season here is scheduled tonight,
whom tho initial program Of the 1920
rrcsh air "ampaiGn is put on at III"
PhilicS' ball park. The bouts-four OF
ON and each an eight -roundcr-wcrN
arranged by Frank 'Brirn for the
management of the National A. A.,
which is to stage n series Of stags at
Broad and Huntington street: this
sumner.
4 feature Of tho program is the fact
that all contestants are out of-town
mitmcn. Johnny Dundee is hero from
New York for the mead line hitfest
against Billy De Foe. Of st, Paul
Dundee was never accused Of oeing a
knockout artist, but h" has al SORTS "I
,Iass-in fact, he has been one Of the
leading Ightwcights in the world for
n numhpr Of years. De Foe, however,
i of Knockout punching Caliber.
lack BrittOn. welterweight title
holder who showed so we'll against the
rngpcd Young Joe Borrell, again will
give tho fans here an exhibition OF his
Championship boxing, Len RawIns is
to be the fall guy. although Len Is tuIly
confident that Brltton - TO nave no
rinrb ''C.rtainly. he expects to win,
said his manager, Bobby Gunns. today,
as Rawlins stood by and nodded ap
Another weltcrweight contest on the
rord will bring together brace of bat
Tiers. each of whom recently returned
from abroad. They are Johnny Crit,
tths. of Canton, o., and Knockout
Willie Loughlin, of South Bethlehem
poth are hard punchers, with Loughlir
being the harder hitter, while Grif pos
The opening to will be between I
ooir Of petit pugs-Joe O'Donnell, o
$Ioucester, and Joe Lynch, of New
York.
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Nile. Lenglen VIII Meet
Mrs. Mallory This Month

All discussion as to the probable
tennis activities Of Mile. Suzanne
Lenglcn in the near future were re-.
Gently set at rest by the definite an
nouncement from the French star Of
the racquet that she would defend
her worlds championship at Vim
bledcn in the tournament beginning
June y. This means that Mile.
Lcnglcn and Mrs. Molla BiurStCdt
Mallory are practically certain to
meet before the end Of the mouth.
Miss Elizabeth Ryan. another Amer,
lean. who last season made a great
record abroad. is daily adding to her
laurcls in England
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-07

ROBERTSON, ,TRICKEDL INTO HANDING
OVER TO SHRUBB, PUT
ONE OVER ONFAMED DENGLLSHCOACH

FINHE intercollegiate championships again
last week when the athletes Of Old Penn aud of
fhe oldtimers started track powwow. Albis pre-
scnted passed and accepted for those who did not
show they expected to for the Red and Blue and
praise handed in large measure for the Quaker
youths who carried the twin CoOrs of the University to
the title Earl Eby Bob Maxam. Sherm LandPrs, Larry
Brown and Warren Hampton voted the greatest
athletes America produced aud then the of
Lawson Robertson mentioned incidentally.
LET me state right here" said of those present,
N''that Lawson Robertson the meet for It's all
right to give praise Eby Mnxam and the Of them,
but don't overlook tho fact that had it been for Rob
ertsou wouldn't have Who would have thought
that Brown could stand the in both the mile and half
mile. and who would have believed that MaXam could get
second in both the quarter and two twenty after he fell
Hat In tho Cornell mCet?''
# No answered the query tho Immediately
obliged by answering his question.
"Nobody but Robby. He know what those fellows
could do IL they in shape and he carried them along
80 that they would he in the pink of condition tho day Of
the races They talk of Moakcy and Cornell
will be convinced that any is better than he when
II comes to the knowledge Of the game the sratcgca
end of 1t. has it Robby
The started something and for half an hour the
y Accomplishments of Robby : a coach and athlete were
feviewcd from the time he flashed out Sprincr ON
the Irish American team until he to Penn as
sistant to Doctor Orton in 1916.
~ for the American Olympic team. and has chances
sss bclere he is the best in the country for the job.
a'sE Other t0rortcS Jack Modkley aud cr- Captain
1893 Harry Ndloncy. the coach Of the Stanford aud
s3af tho rhO tutOrcd the 4. f.. +. athletes.
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BETHLEHEM WINS
SOCCER FINAL, 70.
Steelmakers Beat Robins Dry
dock Eleven for National 81
League Title

New York. June 6.-Revcrsing the
results of the two big cup games earlier
I'm the season. wherein the Stcclmakcrs
were beaten both times. the soccer team
Of the Bethlehem Steel Co. today de-
feated the Robins Drydock eleven by the
Ncore of > goals Ia o in tn" final game
for the championship Of the National
Football League at Todd Field, in
South Brooklyn.
Several times in the first half the
Bethlehem onslaught failed only by the
narrowcst of margins. the ball striking
the uprights and bounding back into the
field. After fifteen minutes of play
McKenna. on pass by Fleming on the
left. drove home the first goal The
half ended with bethlehem leading. l
TO q. The second point came twenty
minutes after change of ends, when
Murphy. from a pass by Britain, found
the Robins net.
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Jackson SchoIs Great Sprinter

JACKSON sCHOIZ the wonderful sprnter of the
University of Michigan. proved Saturday that he's
II good mud runner well sensational dry dash
man In the Western Conference games at Ann Arbor
rain fell heavily all during the afternoon and the track
very slow Despite this. Schoh the hundred in
~ seconds Nat aud took first place III the twenty in
Il 81 seconds. which tied the conference record These
time" beat those made in the c"llegatcs. Brown
Of Princeton, who both the sprut> did 10 > and
II - seconds. Scholz is remarkable sprinter and
should score points for America in tho Olympics.
\ flock of records expected to Hop in the Aun
Arhor but weather conditions against record
performances. Despite the heavy rain. however. one
mark was beaten and two tied Hoffman. of Michigan
rhurkod Tia" javCln 1T2 feet 10 nrhc> which is almost
twenty feet below the American record. the Illinois
rca, team ran the mile in ::21 - which i 3 As
seconds slower than the worlds record IMAGE by KauH
lOrEwOod LipT incott and Mprcdith Of Penn The
other record which eQualcd in the furlohg
Illinois won the meet with total of 81 points Mchi-
gan second with 80.
HARL JOHNSON. the MichigGn star. who puiIcd
~ Il teHdon last 'cintcr, the broad jump irith
leap Of % feet ii2 inches. haV inch than
N" diSiHnce made by Sherm Landers in ,rinniuo the
EASTERN th'c Not so bad for cripple.
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Hoffnrr. who is the Philadelphia ANA
tcur champion. holcd a roundhouSe putt
on the sloping last green for Il birdie
and settled the match after it had been
l up and |.
One or the other of the quartet got
away a stirring shot on every hole. and
it was ding dong. as the motormen say,
all the way. 4 large gallery attested
to the popularity Of these exhibition
matches
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snsopards and Leonard Matched

rertlsnd. Ore, June 1.--I onnHS SnTpp' anpg Vii
n ,ns opponent OF Benpy Leo9srd' wor,a ni
rhAIpion, june p ms oo9, VIZ hoxins com
r0so;c r0sss;.. mas signed Mike o,powd formsF
XII SXkS ~stsht fh.ppien. and t.tu,ny Snrss,oj
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Uncle Sam VS. John Bull
DOB GARDNER. of Chicago. start,
- tomorrow in the British amo,or.
and three weeks later Walter Ua,On
OF Rochester and Detroit, starts in IN.
British open. '"'
Tackling Great Britain at goIC !,
nucn IKE shooting Mt her soul Waltcr
- travis an American. and Arnah
MasSy. a Frenchman, are the only two
outsiders that ever took away bcr main rG
golfing laurels. Professor Bull ~
course has the best Of the done /,
each case, with numerous stars 10 hans
on. with requirements ready if the frst
line falls. But for all that the ncyt
International test may bring out some
interesting sidelights. concerning which
due comment will be made later on.
H A LII that We know Of CARPENTER
"A now says an exchange. lis that,
he il fast that he IL s'skillfull and brainy,
and that he can hit" We'll, that $ some
thing isn't it?
Tf COBB'S batting average and the
l. temperature usually begin to rise
together. Roth had quite way to 70
after the spring start.
MANAGING a ball club has bothered
A'I Iris Speaker to such an extent,
that he only went into the batting lead,
ership on juno I. Iris is the only
entry who has beaten Cobb in fourteen
years. This season every winning hit
he makes also makes him look that
much better AZ winning manager,
No wonder hos crashing tho well.
known apple with zcst and cclat.
"TF GIVEN chance. Fred Fulton
L expects to make much bcttcr show
ing against Dempsey in his second
fight. Does this mean that Fred c,.
poets to last at least one rourd? This
would be exactly ten times as good q
showing as he made two years ago.
when his option expired just eighteen
seconds after the cage door was open
ed.
Copyright. 1920. An rights reserved.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-07
Records of Big-League
Clubs During Past Week

The weeks record In each major LEAGUE
Of games played, won and lost, Win runs.
scored by opponents, including games OF
SATURDAY, June 3, IN rs follows:
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sn,m,oek's estt Carried Away

Ssv York, June 7..,1he Amsrtca's CUP
M sssssrdsv while gnssisoins a rsil.tsstln. !.
ssin ~ Hsra ppt cad Harbc4 u. i. The yacht
yea vsas ' q cHy islsnd for r<S.ar%
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-07

+. BROWN. dean OF the
~ school Of religion at Yale IniVer-
sity. is stanch supporter of boxing
Recently in m address at Chicago
Dean Brown declared that in every
rcal man there is the instinct to hght'
and that for centuries men have peeh
willing to pay more to see good ooSlng
match than any other form OF entertain
ment. have always been inter
ested in these contests he sald lur
thcr. IL have never seen pugl''S'"
encounter. but have always pcen un
interested reader OF the papers th'
morning after they take place pe,
lievo the man who denies the naturai
lure of o spirited conflict, whether Dc,
tween two men or two companies VI
mon or two great armies. is in some
manner lacking. The fighting lnstihct
ia inherent in most OF US IN WHOM
the red blood still courses.
YOUNG Tom shsrkey was given ,Ss "a Twxa. SWn.
wcrk.o1t yeseTSSy PSS5yo,sns ser"pDSa pDSaar6y creek
ST.paration for his eight-[onIHnmd EI"' 'Tu, Io
with Ed?;% %aTRes SEey''b boxed eleven rounds in
rn6sdtnx several with johnny fa%ton,r Mh2 -
,'u%I',S ,'uu%I,uSsr featherwe ght. Hank SrHtgn has
Hesn framing Snarkey Tor III, 90 N ~ d,
who believes Young Tom VIII ,inos baaWy,
a. great a battier as the phe,ta'," atooa N''
weight star after whom ne !" ""N
Th. K.ystons Field Club, OF Wilm,ng'
ION is holding an excuTslon aSuasc Sscs Ra,Dh
tTrs ,S6rs S6 Sh'9sh r.. is 'midsIs%oisht boxer Of WI
rn1SSsPon ia entered in this run; sewers!
weeks ago Raymond was returheu "'""ei
in a similar event
Harry Dsnoon is negotia Ing for hea%N,
weIaht match between hnockout oansoIn 81" @
SeerS - Rlanche for the star bout ~ Lnr
EhIayysnth street arena next Friday night,
EEiioNfanst,i is assisting Deacon in making
| n n,tCSes at the club during the summer
months.
Georxe II, PawlinE sat' today that ticket 5
| FOR the next show at the leo falace would
~. ~ wesk -Four sight-round numbers are
Ine ~ ~ tbe spacious west Philly arena for
| on. nixht of June 23, as follows; Whitley
| LIIitg1epaid va Jimmy MurphN' Phtsy wal
| iscs US Carl Tremalne Joe WrltnE ~
| c;sorgs CLANCY and Joe burman vs. Char'eS
| LedouN'
| ,h, Stsseas and Joe Ceryino will keel
,,,,c OF matchss at the Philliss' Ball Park
tonight. -
81. NJ the sixht bexers on Battling L.;
yass, 's.s .. lsss rsps sessss % TS:y .sr Isnss,
wilscn' rnst~sr. who box the star bout
- -l-TT iYf w 80 Ltf. +, f.a &, islf
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-07

Half Strides
VOC may have lot Of stuff. but or,.
- that. part Of 1t which you can %,
over the plate ever counts. q"
Before panning the other guy taLo :,
quick slant at your own average.
A furry may lift you to the pcoL L.,
it's only the habit that will boII bII' r.U W.
there. "o'" You
There are times when tho wise ,r,.
quits to train himself for better ",sn rnnl
next time. 'ace
Never mind what tho knockcr s,..
about you. unless you know it, truo '
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The Increase

The Increase
A FEW years ago the Athletics got
"A good advertising value through an
nouncing a 500. 900 infeld.
Eight years later the New York Yam
KEGS pay out S125 900 for one outfeldpr
And what is more. they will about get
it all back in one season. All and
then trfle.
Ruth. with his home run passion. is
certainly drawing 1000 additional souls
a day to his home park The Yankee
attendance has been very heavy and a
good part of it has been coming up to
see the ponderouS Babe pole out Of the
lot
Two thousand extra folks mean close
upon $4,000. There are seventy seven
home games. BY simple process in
multiplication this would mean S154..
600 drawn in by the home run star in
one campaign.
And MS Ruth ncars his old mark he
will grow as an attraction. When he
has struck off twenty nine home runs
and has the record in sight. you can
figure for yourself the multitude that
will drapc itself around the field to see
the old mark smashed
A FTER spending five years in the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-07

A FTER spending five years in the
"A cellar YOU cant blame Connie Mack
for being disconnected over the fcndSh
assault the Tigers have made on the old
homestead. Outrageous is no word for
IL
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-07

John st.meas and Joe csryino wiIl @ keep
time OF matches at the rh'''es ma" FsrN
tonight.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-07
YANKEES CAN'T LOSE
ON BABE RUTH DEAL
Home-Run Bifer Is Drawing 1000 Additional Fan,
Daily to Home Crounds-WiU Cro,v as Auractio,
as He Approaches Record
Somewhere Back
BY GRANTLAND RICE

Somewhere Back
I kncW a Rid one daV
Who looked beyond widc orchard lanes
Of light
70 rhere a feiiop held the laurcled Uay
OF name and fame aud fortune in the
fight:
A Kid mho heard Life calling, and ~ho
TO catch the echo Of far marching
feet. ....
Where crimson fires Of glory flashed
Along the borders of the sparming
street.
| kuon a teilon noe
Who looks across gray ycars ,oifh
uedrp cDcs
Beyond He laurel and The oiipe bough
10 old, Old dreams beneath fenem. /.
bcrcd skies.
10 fields Of golden harvest and the aiop
OF Gods lost sunshine uaning 10 the
CLEAN
Of starlit dusk back home, so long ago
II ONLY seems the phantom Of a dream.
I knom a feiiow rho
Wo'm give Htes motley fame again
10 be
IN orchard drifts tcherc lost winds
pdnder through
And chisper signing from the besd =
ing tree;
Who dreams at each gray dusk uiihiu
his den
Ot oldtimc honor aud old Fashioned
truth,
And cries TO God to lead him back again
And lcape him with TIE clean, brart
faih Of youth.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-07

air of the slsht bexsr. on Battling L..
y.assy 'ss.s s.. isss 1sss ses,ss Ts:s 5snss:
$50 ~"sS" Rstssr. who So 'sv'''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-07

~ ...,. E,sId Club. Of Whining
Thn oTsIo" an escursion today, the fes %
tUre of Witch ,sns ToHS SoTsG TsSs OF HSPn M
HhS nun sptored in this run. SeNerSs
;Tsnss0a menss ago Raymond was returned winner
in n similar event.
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Kale and the Game

ME LIKE to go out after the succu
w lent statistics when one can pin
them down properly, but this isn't al
ways possible.
One camp follower wants to know
how much money was spent in sport in
the United States over the triple holi-
day u week ago.
One statistician. after careful com.
pilation and zestful computation. fig
ured that around New York alone. 30, =
600 people paid out $500 900 to sec
major league ball games and the races.
One hundred and sixty FIVE thousand
dollars was paid out for major league
baseball around Manhattan. Figuring
both major and minor leagues probably
81 200, 900 was taken in at the gate for
| this one sport
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-07

u.rrv Dsaoop is negotating for a hea"N.
wsfaht match between Knockout SAMSON and
carl lie blanche for the star nSut ~ IN Lm7
Il Isn"tti is assisting Deacon in making
matches at the club during the summer
months,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-07

Ti COBB'S batting average and the
l. temperature usually begin to rise
together. Roth had quite way to 70
after the spring start.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-17
Hcllc Bcnncis Enjoy Interesting Pr.



\ W"st interesting Hnd inHtructi' .
pros aW Goa china was enjoyed hy IT,
zen" i,uncts last "Wednesday afternoon
uudr The leadership q. Ma 0. ~ Ncs
on" ut o." special fortunes II theai.
,otuuun WIS the unique pastor ~ Chin
painted Cos Mrs Nvai The r,ulinrdt
& ia" program NlH carried vu as inl.
lows
i.ilc uf Chat..- LlmuI,t4--Mfs 4. /
Il1llmtfk.
YOUNG = Ail,u-Nt- O. - Npidlll
lirIt NiHsluutr' ..ut oct hy the ",
m1n's rHtd Mrs " " Lemons
Suu.h,N ii-upii al Mas. livd Frost
Review 90 OBJ. situation ToItl MI
JI.i Iuk.
l.Dil ,,ii au-a, .rI bl cuI,ut Event
about china ."tuug forth SOME aston
lsh.ug facts
\ f." business matters we're Discus
81 uud attn repeating ne, ul.rds pray.
az ia unison the sni. Is JdJgulrrd
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r,lk STREET Numan's Missionary >0Cic
$50 uf Methodist Church.

I'm. A. .,,-,,..- Ni,.-i.',,',r,, SIT, 80
de- rll sir".f W.thn.lt.i rhur,h vii
.....t t,.t,....f-t - a ,t.l,.. tu tit.. 4f
,,,,...., 10, 49,. ..,.y., mini 81 NJ.
Ht r.. v,,.ly res.I,us through TIM
s.fir ,fI sfiuu,r ,onxine.I IA. mon.
~ th.t BE- ~. an t,nvis. i.t,rtti ...
.,.t NJ. ..,.a,...s.d ...-i,'tv dty ~ M
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lt Gfu.uit and sorI.l aty pr.t,trs
..t.. M. b...i.t 4rd nom. OK iulfr
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Meeting of Parent Teachers Club ~ Ill,
Nil.ou StlIuOl

Th. ptrpni Teachers Cluh ~ thu "
son Schuoi viii meet Tuesday afternoon
ut u'Uiu,k at the school and the il.
lowing splendid program VIII h' rcndrs.
eel.
Song. Thu Ginger Bread Alan by
No" Low Third
Drimatiztiiou oi chicken Little
llN Low First.
SONG. Sandman" ly Low Fuurll.
i.,mius -Thuut Peacock.
song 4 I,iil, Philosopher --lilrh
Fourth
Address Mind MgaFur,mcnt'-pr.
e. ] Nuun
All patrons aru urged o. be- present
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Around The World Car,i, Al.

Au attractive Around thr world
carnival u1s held i1ei FRIDAY evening
lN on" siui'ut- 90 a., NuWtliu hirh
,huul iu the hiFh school building Thr
different runWe 81 tho huiidirg wvr, 2.
lnI'i 60 rrpros.lt different countries
n which numbers ui th' students. in
Do" native r,ztLuu" az the country REQ.
I'trut"'i rrff'lW o. America Africa.
itIH. Hawaii AID other countries were
represented Then" Vas also ~
which proved Go bee very amusing. and
witches iu "a" satlusiuu e their weir I
l'ns tod "a" fortunes ul the visitors
Peanuts and lie cream cones were sold
Aii"r To trip Around the World. d..
hghiiul musical concert was render,
- thv Amarillo high s,haol orUh,str1
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-17

ono t}lr 90 rradIul matter IN dtinar
among the Czrrha n America b. eN.
onplin,d Zoo g. page booklet en- Ahrl.
ham Lincoln which Be- issued by -.
hcmiun publishing company OF Chicago
Tho bruehuIu consists uf @ hi.,i hogfu.
uhiral sketch OF "Thv Great Eman,r
p1tur' nn Interpretation uf HE ignifs
uuue tu humanity aud Co labor iu par.
uculJr and quotations from his speech.
ts and Wiliiugs ~ contains numerous
illustrations oi the prominent figures
Of Linroln's duy The honklct b. iu o..
th'oh lnngaugo aud vis originally put.
l.shod hy "SurI,odluoft' Uusti,ci. ( .
o.alist daily az Chicago
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Mnr,nn.. Mi..innnr, sncIri,

N'UiH's MISSIONARY Su'i"tN 81 I'll
TnhriuJrl" Baptist church met Thur
tEy afternoon with Erd Attendance, \
splr7dil Missionary prA.Im vus reu
drri after witch q Fa4ri business s.-
slUn was held and pul,,is were elected
f0r recently ,aetcd places Plans woc
lirn laid tor su nNdly quilting 10 uc
held Thur,dlN % the uun.r II Mrs. Boz.
der Posse I'd, lu. street. Dnn,r viii o.
served hy the hostess Al members az"
urged 10 Ice present aud read" ~
work
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Meeting of the lity Federation q
Mouteu's Clubs

The city FEDERATION ui Womcns
clubs viii meet Monday afternoon ~ ;
o'clock ai The First al.piist church for
the purpose oi arOusIug interest un tha
subject ~ child Welfare work.
tn" county has recently hutn organ.
l"d aud an Advisory linard appointed,
II which Ma Gulh1lth has been ap.
pointed president Mrs $ u Madd.n.
vice president. MH e. ". Mccullough
"rDr'tnty AMI tr,lsIt'r and Miss .
Swmn Cunningham and Anne Martin
as district workers being located o.
.Anaitllu. The cooperation W the pull
lb with these district workers must Doe
'httn,d In urdrf iu ,ifiy "u The Wu.
"a ~ stvilsfir mann'i 80 Monday b.
meeting Mrs Green ~ Font Worth.
state organizer vii make 900 address
Al members .u, urged Co o, present
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-17
nrllrhilnl Luncheon a, en-.

Airs. Il. g. Nicely entertained a few
az la friends with delightful luncheon
THURSDAY az o'clock NJ her home 1901
Nan Hurcn street. The color scheme
of black and orange. Halloween colors.
was carried out very effectively. The
rnoms were beautifully decorated with
bowls Il brlbht orange nasturtiumS.
After luncheon an afternoon Of music
and conversation was enjoyed.
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Cnnlrnl Glld 10 Meet.

The g nlrIl Gild VIII meet wcdn"t
day afternoon at 3l5 o'clock az the
home Il Ma Arnold. 1902 Washington
street MIS- jameson VIII lead the lrs'
son. which viii be- taken from the SET
md chapter uf the study book tn"
church and Community MI members
are urged 90 hD present
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The Moman., Mi,.ien,r, sneirt,

tn" WumHn's Missionary au.isty e.
.hr buchanan Street Methodist church
uil meet Tuesday blt,rn,un at thru
, 'vlogh az Ga" ,hut,h This is the last
meeting before 10" conference, and q
barge utt,ndrur, d. urr,-l
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WEpNrsD,y

The Ccutral Clld will meet with Mr.
Arnoli. 100. Washlngtuu street 30 SIS
"'clock. Al members ..v Iss'l O. u +.
tend
The Belle Bennett Mssiuli. : .
~ v1ll meet IN the itriurs - thr pu'k
StEr-ct Methodist church instead o. D.
the annex - l,n,yiousiv announced
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>o,iaI Mute, and Personal Mention.

Ms " -. Aas'orsvn. u. aud h.l
5000 Bennett MaSt"rson lett Friday ~
'HfUuu Tor Dallas vhprr ihuy viii ,i-
u With relatives for q icN days aud J;
tend the state Pair
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The Ip,lphian soehi,.

Il, DlIUHan society mg Ir.IIH r
.fuuor 80 ul' hoWr 90 Mis 3 ~ L.
uH isal Wellington street u g O'Clock
bn Interesting and ins,ruciiy, pIogra s.
.a- Rendered under the spl'ndid Jest
rsl.p VI Mrs Tul.onH. ga tho sui ieci
Discover Explorations and So
-u,.ltr a. America"
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M,elinr Of Monaan,a Club.

Tie Womans club met In regular
session Thursday afternoon Ut the hon"
III Mrs. Terry Thompson. 1900 Tyler
street ~ 5 o'clock. with Mrs. &. J..
I.uwndcs ~ leader. "a delightful and In
t,rcsting program Was rendered.