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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-03
OF TEXAS
PROFESSOR ADDRESSES
CALIFORNIA STUDENTS
special 20 The New,

NlfFthl 70 ANf NNNs
BERKELEY. Calf, July 2.-E. ID.
shurter. professor q public speaking In
the Univsrsiiv u Texas, and a mem
Der ~ the succcm school faculty AZ
the University o. California. delivered
an address here today ON oral Eng
nsh In High schools" before the Gait
fornia High school Teachers Assucia'
tiou.
A feature ~ Professor shutters al.
dress which attracted special attention
was his description 81 the Texas Ia.
tiers holastic League. q which he was
the founder. After explaining the or
ganizaiion and wonderful growth ~
this league. Professor shurtcr showed
how il had stimulated interest IN
spoken nglish among Texas schools.
The public speaking contests II the
Texas In;erscholastic eaguc." he said.
ARE participated in hy some $4,000
pupils. and these speakers reach audi.
enccs In the loctl'county district and
fts,e contests aggTcgaiing 100000 IN
number. II one of the most powerful
organizations } uthis country ioT cdu'
caiionai propaganda. Next year IN"
leagues public speaking euntcsis viii
be- directed toward aiding In the great
work - differentiation
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Pirates Iieat Marines.
Warranty Deeds.

y D. Garner t. John Mnnzcll1. lot
"a AMI q block 80. Mirror lddtt'''.
Consideration $4,000.
q. J Num- ~ \. J Park. r ~
l,ts . ana :. bluyk e2 Plcmons odiiiis''.
Consideration Sio0o
W c. Anderson O. u n Cline, -,
~ lots iilsi3li. block -. q y >
consideration $500 90
Lille y. Small e. l.. G Small. lot>
.1Ss block 3.s7o. Holland addition g..
sidcration $500 oo
ben Gates o. W. T Moorcllnd. Ei's
lots and :. block %. Picmons addi,ior,
consideration $4,000
]. u. Couuldy 10 jain W. Roll.
Ger. blocks 1879 6e07. old Town ad.
diticn Consideration $500.
Mamie Eufh. Administrator. a. u. n.
Cline lot 2. y IL lot 4 block ioi.
Plcmons addition. consideration ni'
GOO
Transfer.
n. Y. Nicholson O. y T. nord lot
3. block %. Plcmons addition. Con.
sid,ration $500 90.
Power ~ Attorney.
". ~ Colby to &. T. Gbstsyus.
Release oi I.abarerS Lien
W. n. Colby to smith & CcCallin.
lot 10. block lso. Plcmons addition.
Consideration $3.50.
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ioci into this region
According a. semi reliable informa
'.nn the Jake liam0n railroad now
building from Newcastle Co Brccken.
ridge will run about onc.ourth mile
east ~ Crystal Fails ON the south
hank ~ Hubbard creek crossing the
clear Fork near the city. Two sur.
vcyf have been made through this
immediate section u thc road comes
over either Of these surveys Il viii 10
through the town and the celebrated
Slack field. WHORE q large number ~
Vr'ducvrs cEtlhliehr dthe Cityr oil
claims.
un the faith of making real CITY
tNrtal Falls has organized and nut
.n operation a new hank with capital
e $4,000 and d,i,uriig already reach.
INK $4,000 Three cafes are open. 4
new hotel has been built An apart
Urni store building has Just been 90.
"cicd by Ranger capitalists \ lum.
H,i yard IL in operation and now ar.
r3ngvmcnts are going forward Tor a
new S2s goo stone srhuol building There
N" NI'' i"AiiN tN fNffh iHiiiNs ] Nf thNN
Will shortly undertake to- lay pipe for
the cits water system. getting free
water from the clear Fork through %
large rcreryoir an the hill the water to
o. pumped free to the immin'ncc' by
the Magnolia Company under water
right agreement
The iold e. Breckenridge. ~ miles
souih h ncinr worried Heavy truck
hauling I'll field material are puifinr
iut" tine city every DIS bringing MT
mi, the whir II incif motors hut hun.
dI,ds ~ new employees who spend their
large wages freely, Increasing business
rcr, greatly. Heavy rains have fallen
in this section r'ho last few DAYS caus.
ing quit" congestion along the hich.
why's The new $500 00o highway
win pass through here from north to
south
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whcn you feel lazy. out ~ surts ard
yawn a good deal IN the daytime. you
tan charge Il o. a torpid liver which has
allowed the system o. get fun ~ impuri.
ties HERBiNE cures al disorders pro
duced by an inactive liver II strength.
enc that organ. clcanses the bowels and
puts the system IN god healthy condi.
ton Sold by al druggists setc
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Wlellta Iivestak.

WICHITA. Kan. islv .-Hugs-
Receipts. 200. market stead, Ton
sis.7D: bulk. sis.0oais.ss.
Csttie-Iseccipts. 100. market dlI
Beef steers. ss.so6 ~ 90. bc,f cyv au
heifcrs si.seGieso. siorkcfs ari fcs-i
cra st.B9dsso. stock clHs and hc.f
ers. ttsessoo: bulis ttsogs.e9
calver. ts.soaie.ea.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-03

Stings or rts of insects that are COL.
lowed by swcllines. pain or itching
hUuld d. treated promptly. as they are
poisunous BALLABn'S SNOW LINZ.
NENT cognt,nots the poison. II Is
both antlscpiic and healing. Sold by
an druggists. 26tc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-03

hr. J. Lssne Williams or tne Amarillo TTpe
writer Exchange. has taken the agency Tor
the Wals~ Adding Machine. n you are inter.
ssted he will be glad 10 dsmonstrais this non.
derful machine. He " located rs MSt 7th
urrc,. Phone is6. For Woodstock T,pewrit
err. ace him. i2s 2tts
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CEi.EPaATE THE SOURIH. GET
YOUR FIREWORKS At THE
I NITED iC TO 81 STORE. gtc
NOr:cg..

The gates 10 my ranch enclosing tho
Devils Kitchen and falls are locked.
there are no roads leading through this
property am I am not granting per.
mlts tp any one. 10 don't ask mo for
certainly viii have To refuse. To
those who have recently or who here
otter drive e. the gates and walk IN
are trcspasEing. You are not welcome
and will BE- treated with no consldera.
lion or respect n found In here again.
90 take warning.
soc II. c. HARDING. Owner.
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~ Assoeisisd Pres
Cottsa SufferS Break.

NEW ORLEANS. July .-Slumps ~
from $500 20 $3.50 per bale followed
the bureau reports IN the cotton mar.
ket today. Partial recovcries tool
place before TIN clos. ,hich vas ai
net iosre, for the day u g % q
minis
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PLENTY or FIREWORKS N
THE UNITED STORE. 20

A had taste nj the mouth comes from
q di-Crdered stomach. and hack - int
= usgaily . torpid Ayer-A condition
which Invites di~ea.r HERBiNE -
the rrinesly needed u cnrrrr's Tho
sla.nach AMI makes fhs liver aciire and
regular. Sod D, al druEsists sste
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Cotton Seed OH Lower.

NEW YORK. Juiy "A sellins
movement IN cotton seed al brok.
prices violently tcsiay. the close helms
g 20 IS points ne, lower and about
luttcIn for the day. Prime crude. nom
inal; prime summer yellow SPOT, si5.oo
september. sis.si; prime winter gel
Low and sgmmeT white. nominal.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-03

Thosn who contemplate getting
rlaraca from me: should do SO now. In
,rd,r to facilitate delivery and proper
adjustment which may take several
days. The present low prices viii last
ut a few more days. Phone COG.
Dr. Claude wulcott. Specialist.
20s 5tc
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~ stores VIII =, closd Monday.
Iuly . Lual 80. go Retail Clerks
Union
! =. JEFFRiES President.
4. l.. BRiNT. Secretary.
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WASHINGTON LOSES.
To BOSTON 10 To 8.
>Ew YORK GOES INTO TIE WIN
CLEVELAND ~ DEFEAT.
ING .iDEI.rIlii.

BOSTON. July 2-puublcs hv Wit
and Huop, gave Boston lU o. % vic
tory over Washington with un, uut in
the il'' uf the tenth to-day
Washington ......... tU3 ini GOO O. .
Boston .............. 200 uUt ~ i-i1
shaw. ErrkDr/ SNYDER Courtney
S,hI'ht and Charity kur Jones
ib, aud Walters
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KHIvA SHRINE BANQUET. ANA.
RlIID HOTEL. s.3o q. w.. JILY 3RD.
CALL DIR. U. p. PtRECEiI- PHONE
sss. FOR RESERN ATOMS SaNT
DELAY. SHRINE ONLY.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-03

PHILADELPHIA July New
NorI, went into %, iu urst p'ncc
with cleveland today ty defeating
Philadelphia. tu g.
Sew York ......... ul1 unt 600
rhnbdylphn ....... UlO ol0 uu.-i
Thorm1hl,n and Hannah. llirris
tiaair ANA Perkins
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American
WHERE THEY PAY TODAY t,


Bo,ton al New York.
Philadelphia At Brooklyn.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
American.
81 Louis at Chicago.
Cleveland NJ Detroit
Washington az Boston.
New York at Philadelphia.
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FIREWORKS NOW On SALE At
THE UNITED. stc
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Shreveport Loses.
Psnil,er> Win.

FORT WORTH. july Fort Worth
pounded Bufha ~ timely moment here
today and won from the Euus. ii 60 .
Houston ............... o0O Ooi 3o2-- .
Fort Worth ........... i0l $40 cyl
busha and Boycs, Robertson and
HaNOrth
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.sPUDDERS TRIM
BEAUMONT 7 To 6
ENJOITERS' INFIEID FALL. BOWS
At CRITICAL MOMENTS AND
CAUSES DEFEAT.

ny Associated Pres
WICHITA FALLS July 9Th, Ey
portcrs' IN Ild cracked at critical mo
mcnis. and the Spudd,rs won. 10 s.
In n innings
Beaumont .......... Oi9 iOl OOi Do
Wichita Fallr ....... % 900 go Of ;
Shreveport Loses.
Slii,ENL EFFORT July San An
tonic continual their heavy hitting Co.
day and won
San Antonio .......... me- uaO -21-i2
Shreveport ........... eco go OuU-
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Wins Fourth straight.

BROOKLYN, July s--Rrooklyn won
lis ourth straight game today
Philadelphia ............ GOO 600 io0.-
Brooklyn ..........,.... Ooo 00i col
causcy and NJ. Wheat. PfCffer and
Elliott. krcuger.
Evening star., 1920-02-01

further thickening the plot. Miss
Grace Iva Krisk recited Under the
Evening Lamp and The Treacher-
Gus Tree" and Mrs. A. A. MacNeil
closed the program with a humorous
personal experience with a writer's
selling service. The names of Mrs. o
F. Mcclellan. Miss Grace Iva Krisk
and Mrs. Clara O'Bryon were added
to the membership list.
Friendship Nursery Aid Club met
Monday at the home of Mrs. Charles
G. Abbot, 1924 X street. with the
president, Mrs. Edward Dana Hardy,
in the chair. Ways and means for
raising funds for Friendship House
were discussed. The benefit card
party. which was to have been held
at the home of Mrs. Hersey Munroe,
1441 Clifton street. was postponed.
Mrs. Mary Stevens. head worker for
the y. w. c. A.. outlined the work
to be done by that organization dur
Evening star., 1920-02-01

dition to state officers and honorary
chapter members. Miss Janet Rich
ards delivered a lecture on the Life
OF Gen. Lafayette
The short Story Club met Tuesday
evening at its headquarters. 622 9Th
street. with Mrs. c.. Austin Thomas
in charge Of the program. Walter
Matson rendered bass solos, "Davy
Jones' Locker" and The Armorer's
Song" accompanied by Mrs. Matson.
who later played Grieg's ITO Spring"
and a Chopin waltz. J. L. Moneyway
read the story Of the evening. PASS
ing for White" tale of the southern
Mardi Gras. Original poems. ITO an
Old Address Book" and ITO an Old
Tree" were read by Mrs. H. J. Hof-
fliger, and a short sketch. For the
Want Of Penny" read by its author.
Mrs. O. F. Mcclellan. President
Moore. in the third chapter of Behind
the White Stone" succeeded in still
Evening star., 1920-02-01

ing the coming year. and made the
statement that 1000 women in the
District own and operate their own
businesses. Mrs. A. NJ. Harrington,
Miss Gladys Harrington. Mrs. A Rus
sell. Mrs. J. Morgan and Mrs. Z. Day
were elected to membership.
The ExcelsiOr Literary Club met
r"cnntly at the home of Mrs. J. B.
Bulla- The meeting was called to or
Ger by it's president, Mrs Barnhart.
Mrs. Augusta Cook gave a paper.
Coast to Coast" Mrs. Lawrence Link
sang. accompanied by Mrs. Bulla on
the piano. The club will meet next
with Mrs. Frances T. Holmes.
Richard Arnold Chapter, ID. 4. r..
held its current meeting at the home
of Maj and Mrs. Charles Drake West
cott. Miss Wood of the Federation of
Clubs of Nebraska described her can
teen work in France, Mrs. Howard
Evening star., 1920-02-01

Hodgkins spoke Of her wide interests
in the D. A. R. and federated clubs,
and Col. Granville Servier gave an
Evening star., 1920-02-01

account OF his personal observations
OF the war. Alternates were elected
Continued on Twelfth PageD
Evening star., 1920-02-01

Only one Of the many styles to be
closed out. Don't miss this oppor-
tunity.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-29
Personal Mention

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Brown, OF
State street. left yesterday for Bos-
ton. Mass. They will remain there
until Tuesday.
Mrs. Marion Conklin. Of Philadel-
phia, formerly of this city. visited Mr..
and Mrs. Ferd GaTretson, of High
street, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Counihan, OF
Madison venue have returned after
a s%ojourn in Mount Clemens, Mich.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs,
William Quackenbush. of Madison
avenue. Wednesday. Mrs. Quacken-
bush was formerly Miss Jennie Shep-
pard.
A son was porn Thursday to Mr.
and Mrs. w. L. Bradley, Jr., of 23C
Brighton venue.
Mrs. William Woglom, OF Rector
street, is spending the weekend with
relatives in Stroudsberg, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Devaney have
moved from Madison avenue. this
city. to Garwood, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond D.. Howell
of Maple street, announce the birth
of a daughter Thursday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-29
he Girl Who Smiled Thru
b. Il RUBINCAM

Clara opened the door. and stopped,
staring wide-eyed at the newcome
Why Alice! Good Lord, it's
Alice" she cried. and held out her
arms.
Alice! What do you mean?" 1t
was her mothers voice from the kit
chen. Alice turned from one en-
brace "a fall into another. and for a
few minutes the three women chung
TO each other. and made the queer.
incomprehensible sounds women do
when under a sudden emotional
stress. Alice vas frankly crying now.
so was her mother. Clara alone kept
her head and told the driver where
TO take Alice's trunk
"Awice. AwIce,'' a small voice call
ed. Alice turned and gathered Bere-
nice into her arms. Then she held
her off to look at her. and after a
time a certain amount of calm re-
turned 10 the room.
we didn't expect you, Why didn't
you write" her mother asked.
You are n surprise" was all Clara
could think of.
"Berenice. | would not have known
YOU" Alice turned again to the baby,
her eyes showing her establishment.
For Berenice had grown taller. and
was filling out beautifully. She was
losing some of the plumpness of
DduN nDuu. kdiHtu Will tnt Eotu IoDu
the Fairbanks had given her, and
was becoming a slender, graceful
little girl. Her dark eyes were round
and bright, her dark hair had a soft
curl to it.
II cut 1t short all over her head.
but long enough to show its wavi-
ness" Clara explained. 1T makes
such a FUZZY mop owe her head i
didn't ven IA II TO be bobbed."
And she was dressed in a yellow
crepe smock, with touches of blue.
and blue socks. She looked like the
little French girls seen in fashion
photographs.
But with the Indifference of youth.
Berenice returned 500 to her toys.
and Alice turned TO her mother.
"How we'll YOU look" she said, and
in her tone was gratitude-and great
satisfaction. For the little old lady
did indeed look well. She too was
getting plump, and II was becoming
to her. And her soft white a had
been gracefully arranged by Clara.
And you!" Alice turned to give
her chum an affectionate hug. "IIave
you re~volutionizcd my family >"
mo, I've used them as models for
my identifying ideas" Clara laughed
My land, l forgot dinner. You
must be starved" Mrs. Fairbanks
jumped up.
Let me help" Alice begged. 81
feel like beginning all over again
I'd like to get Dime today"
Tuesday-Some Findings.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-29

A dress that suggests late hours is
made of taffeta which is like a h
CLEAN of pale yellow sunshine, over u
foundation OF cream tinted lace.
IL is one of those gowns OF uncer-
tain age-for, depending upon the
personality hat wears 1t, these lines
may add dignity to the young. and
give youthfulness to the matron, par
ticularly il copied in black.
he decolletage Is quite low in front
V-shaped as in the back and filled in
with fluffy folds of lace. All the
s%calloping is self-bound.
This model has also been copied
with striking effectiveness in jade
green. and deep rose. oven a skirt of
silver lace.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-29
MRS. RUFUS H0SKING
ENTERTAINS AT CARDS

Mrs. Rufus Hosking entertained q
OF women a her home in High
street. Wednesday afternoon. Bridge
was played until $3.50 o'clock. The
first prize was won by Mrs. Arthur
stern and Mrs. \. T.. Kennedy was
handed a square package with THIS
inscription. keep sweet about It, u
was the consolation prize and proved
to be a pound of sugar.
Among those present were MIS-
John Dayton. Mrs. Forrest Smith. Mrs.
George Haddon. Mrs. Alfred j. Hol-
ienbock. Mrs. Charles II. Seguine. Mrs.
Arthur Stern. Mrs. Leon A. Korybski,
Mrs. A. =. Kennedy, Mrs George
Meade, Miss Madeira Dayton. Mrs.
Rufus Hoslsing, Mrs. Anna Harts-
horne.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-29
For That Decoration Day Picnic
Get Awdy From Old Sandwiches

one and one-half hours. An alcohol
outfit for making tea or cotfee Is Il
real comfort. Pack the salads in
paper cups; use paper napkins n
plates. and when finished gather to-
gether and burn. BE sure that there
are no smoking embers; many dan
gerous fires are caused in this thought
less way. If there are young lads
with you. let them roast potatoes
and broil bacon before the open fire,
They will enjoy this immensely.
MENU FOR SUNDAY
Brcakfa.t
Strawberries
Omelet Aux Fine Herbs
Toast Coffee
Radishes Watercress
Dinner
Frappe Grapefruit Juice
English Mutton Chops Mint Sauce
Boiled Hominy Asparagus
Lettuce
Strawberry Shortcake Coffee
FrapIc Grapefruit Juice
Ream out the juice of one-halt
grapefruit for each service and then
strain and place in a fruit jar and
place on ice. When ready to serve
add the liquid from a small bottle
of maraschino cherries and half I'LL
the glass with finely crushed ice. Gar
nish with d Maraschino cherry.
Sugarless Shortcake
Place in a mixting bowl
Three quarters cup of corn sirup,
Yolks of two eggs,
Three tablespoons of water.
Onc tablespoon Of butter.
one cup of -four.
Two level teaspoons of baking pow
Ter.
Peat to mix and then cut and fold
in the stiffly beaten whites of two
eggs. Pour into IA well-greased and
Toured ob-long shaped pan and bake
for twenty-five minutes in a moderate
oven Cool. Split and then fiji with
crushed berries and then cover the
berries with fruit whip, which has
been made of
White of one egg.
One-half glass of apple jelly.
Beat mixture until ii holds its shape.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-29
Library eWs

The schedule for June at the main
library is as follows:
Open from . a. m. TO 9 p. m. on
Mondays, Thursdays, and Saturdays
From 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. on Tuesdays,
Wednesdays and Fridays. The build
ing will not be open at all on Sundays
throughout the summer.
The Branch will be open on Mon
days. Wednesdays and Fridays.
A number of foreign books II
French, Spanish and Hebrew have
been lent by the Trenton Public Lii
brary and are ready for circulation
here.
A new fishing bulletin which will
be of great interest TO anyone inter
ested IN this sport. has been placed
upon the library shelves.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-29
Flowers

Flowers seem intended for the solace
Of ord airy humanity; children love
t IN; quiet. tender, c~ontented, ordi-
n y people love them as they grow /;
luxurious and dIsorderly people re-
joIce in them gathered; they are the
cottager's treasure; and in the crowded
town mark, as with a little broken
fragment Of rainbow, the windows OF
the worker in whose heart rests the
covenant of peace.-Rnskin.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-29
Club Euents

a hike tomorrow afternoon under
the leadership OF Miss Helen Grannts
will start from the Community House
at 1870 O'Clock. All Of the girls, menu
bers of the various factories through
out the city as we'll as the members
Of the girls club meeting in the COM
munity House. are invited to attend.
Each young lady is requested TO bring
some frankfurters. bread or rolls and
coffee. The leaders OF the athleuc
committee are respectively requested
TO notify their girls.
The first dance to b held under
the direction of the "Mopes" was held
in the Assembly hall Of the Itaritan
Yacht club in Water street last night.
The AFFAIR was strictly formal the
music being furnished by tombstone
and some Newark players. Punch was
served throughout he evening.
Among the novelty dances were a
moonlight waltz. using the real full
moon for lighting and a tag dance.
Among those VINO attended were
Mrs. Rose kempner. the Misses Clara
Porus Renee Kempncr, Reebe Saro-
kin Ruth Jacobson. Sally Michacls.
Vivian Reder Gladys Sheyer. Rosolla
G%oldberger, Rose Plain Anna Gavron-
sky. Ada Schwartzstein. Julia Hecksh.
of this city: Dorothy Hirsh of Eliza
DCfn. Rose Nasn. irene EttlutiAbtA b
Of Newark. and Lillian Rcder. of New
Brunswick; Messrs. Leo Lowcnkopf.
Dave Mandcl. Phillip Schlesenger. Leo
Slobodien, Bernard Wcinblatt, Phillip
Diamond. Louis Jacobson Bernard
Gold6erger. Nathan G%oldbcrger. Nor
ris Brody. Moe Isenberg. Bert Bruek,
Sol Kaufman of this city: Edmund
Hirsh Robert Hirsh. of Elizabeth: Ma
than Olsen. HIRAM Abramson, OF
Newark.
The Girls Domestic Club held an
informal dance Wednesday night in
Kozusko's hall. The affair was well
attended over $50 being present. The
music was furnished by the Fred
O'Brien orchestra. The members OF
the club cuold easily be distinguished
from amidst the dancers by their pink
smocks and corsag bouquets or pink
and white sweet-peas. The general
chairman was Miss Anna Jugon as
sisted by the Misses Helen ~Piaskccky.
Amelia Panek and Anna d. Dugon.
Mrs. Thomas 4. Ramsay. Ruth
and jeanette Ramsay have returned
to their home In Madison avenue
from n five weeks visit with relatives
IN nrppk1Vp
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-29
UNDERGRADUATES DANCE
AT THE HIGH SCHOOL

The final undergraduate dance for
the school yeay as held last night
in the Evmnay m OF the local hish
with u class Of 81 as the hosts
The gym Ta4 done in the class
culors 81 blue ana white made into
an interviewer bower. Looking down
from the balcony which runs around
the gymnasium upon the dancers be-
low between the strcamers OF the ar
Dor made an effect not soon to be
duplicated in the decorative scheme
OF tho high school. The music was
furnished by Horner's orchestra.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-29
MORE

tSynopSis of preceding chapters)
Alice Fairbanks has o her way
through life by her optimism. It car
r!es her through her fathers death,
her mothers invalidism. their power
u. her necessity for working so hard.
II attracts to her first David Thornc.
with whom h falls in love. They
are engaged and Alice is wonderfully
happy when she suspects David to be
attracted to her cousin Lois. She
breaks the engagement. and hears
later that Lois has married David.
In trying to piece together her life
again, she adopts a baby. Berenice,
deserted by a wandering family.
Through this she comes to know Law
Marlowe. and eventually ne
m engaged TO him. She feels she
must finish a desired college course
before marrying him. so to the
city. Here she meets David and finds
that he is still in love with her, and
unhappy.
Rather than risk a confession. she
leaves suddenly and goes home.