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Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1920-06-16
MIDDLETOWN COMMENCEMENT
Hon. H. B. Wells, of BOrdentOwn, N
J.. Addresses Graduating Class

j., Addresses Graduating Class
Glass Day and Commencement ex-
ercises of the graduating class of the
Middletown High School were held on
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings of
last week, and the large audiences on
each evening were well pleased with
the interesting programs rendered.
Members of the Graduating Class
were: Margaret Caulk, Wilson Uric
CHM, Daniel Corbit Bingear, Frank
Pearson oJnes, Arthur Claude Four
acre, Purnal Lynch McWhorter, Ed
ward Thomas Records, Edwin S. Nc
Dowell.
The address of Judge H. B. Wells,
of Bordentown, N. j., was one of the
most pleasing and highly entertaining
ever delivered before a Middletown
audience and every word of it was
thoroughly enjoyed by the large Grove
which filled each and every seat of the
Opera House.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1920-06-16
NEWS OF THE DELAWARE
MARYLAND PENINSULA
NEWSY ITEMS GATHERED FROM
OUR STATE EXCHANGES
Brief News Items of People We Know
In and ArGund the Larger Pen
insuIa Towns and Communities


insuIa Towns and Communities
On and after June 1, persons matri-
monially inclined, find that the high
cost of getting married has doubled,
as on June 1st, the marriage license
fee was increased from one to two
dollars. This is in accordance with
an Act of Legislature, 1920 session.
The manageable age of woman has
been changed from 16 to Is years,
while that of a man remains at Il
years. One of the contracting parties
is required by law to make applica-
ton in person for the marriage Ii
cense, and minors must have the writ
ten consent of their parents before a
license may be issued.
Mrs. Margaret A. Dunn, wife of eX-
Sheriff Alfred C. Dunn, died in Phila-
delphia, Sunday, June 9th, aged 81
years. Funeral services were held
from her late residence, Camden, Del,
Wednesday, June 9th. Interment at
Odd Fellows Cemetery, Camden, Del
Mrs. Dunn was loved by all who knew
her and will be missed by her many
friends for the sterling worth of hel
character. She is survived by hus-
band and three children, Mrs. Edgar
L. Stubs and Margaret Dunn, Cam
den, Del, and Robert c. Dunn, Rich
mond, Va.
County Agent A. D. Cobb and fam
lily left Dover yesterday, June 18th
for a two weeks vacation in Indiana
While away, Mrs. Cobb will go to Am
Arbor, Michigan, to attend commence
ment exercises at the University O.
Michigan, where her sister, Miss Jean
E. Weber, is one of the graduates
Miss Weber will probably return
with her sister to Dover for the sum
mer.
After an absence of forty years
Charlie Jones, of Laramie, Wyoming
is renewing acquaintance among hi
friends and relatives in his forme
home, Kent county He and his son
Frank and Mrs. John Jones, of Wilm
ington, are visiting his half brother
George F. Jones.
A portrait of Caesar Rodney wa
presented to Delaware College by J. F
Nields, Esq, of Wilmington. The poi
trait is the gift of Mrs. Nields, who
a granddaughter of a former studen
at the college.
Miss Viola Feindt, of Lukens, Pa
and Andrew Eckland, of Cheswolc
were married Saturday, June 9Th b
the Rev. G. P. Smith at the M. E. pal
sonage, Cheswold, Del.
Lewis R. Clymer and Christina
Farris, both of Harrington were uni
ed in marriage at Harrington Sunda
evening, June 9th, at seven o'clock
Rev. Chauncey c. Day, of Harringto
Alexander P. Mofit, of Philade
\ phia was the guest of Mr.. and MI
E. B. Louderbough, of Dover, sever
h days the past week. He lived in D
y yer more than fifty years ago al
\ found much pleasure in meeting {
I many friends here of his bOyhO
Z days.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1920-06-16
sMIrH-WATKINS WEDDING
Miss Rebecca NJ. Watkins and S. Rod
Married in Odessa Last Week

y very pretty wedding took place
in st. Anne's P. E. Church, at $50
o'clock Tuesday evening, when Miss
Rebecca M. Watkins, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Francis B. Watkins, of Odes-
sa, and Mr.. S. Rodman Smith, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Harold Smith, of Will
mington, were united in marriage.
Rev. Percy L. DOnaghay, rector of the
church oficiated.
The bride was given away by he1
father, and looked charming in gown
of embroidered georgette crepe, over
white satin, with cap-shape veil,
caught with orange blossoms, the lace
and orange blossoms on the veil hav-
ing been worn by her grandmother
and mother. She carried brides roses
and sweetpeas. Miss Frances W..
Watkins, sister of the bride, her only
attendant, was maid of honor and
wore peach colored georgette crepe,
over blue satin with hat of same. She
carried bouquet of pink peonies.
Mr.. G. Sellers Smith, brother of the
groom, was best man. The ushers
were Messrs. George l. Lockwood, of
Philadelphia; G. Dare Hopkins, Thigh
man E. Johnson and Frank Schoon-
over. of Wilmington. Miss Alice
Brown, of Odessa, played the wedding
march.
The church was beautifully decorat-
ed for the occasion with potted plants
ferns, peonies and other cut flowers.
After the ceremony a reception was
given the bridal party and guests, at
the home of the BRIDES parents, "The
Naples" Odessa, after which Mr.. anC
Mrs. Smith left by auto for an extend.
ed wedding trip. They will be al
home after July 18th, at "Windybusl
Farm" Silverside, Del.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-22

Mrs. J. Roosevelt Roosevelt 10 the
best lady 9-hole medal play was cap
turcd by Miss Edith Eaton
In the golf tournament last S4--lr-
day the truly handsome trophies were
won by Mrs r c Let's and Capt.
Walter Shaw The cups being pre-
scented by Mr.. and Mrs. r C. johnson
as "A reward for the best lady and
gentleman approaching and putting
The happy winners later gave
"punch" in the grill 10 celebrate their
good fortune.
On Wednesday the Tombstone tour
nament was won by Mrs f. r. Elliott
and J. Roosevelt Roosevelt The ladE-s
prize being an eXquisityIe lovely
leather fan. and the gentleman s. prize
a handsome silver cigar box both do
mated by Mr.. and Mrs. John 7. Glover
The masque ball and buffet supper
rendered the employees OF The Castle
Hot Springs hotel Wednesday night by
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Roosevelt Roosevelt
proved highly enjoyable affair
everyone voting IL a decided success
Very interesting visitors TO Castle
Hot Springs the past week were llr
and Mrs. Henry H Reuss OF Calcutta
India; Mr.. and Mrs. James Russo
Harris Philadelphia; Mr. and Mr.. E
r. Stoddard. New Rochelle. y. NJ
Dean Scarlet. Phoenix r. L. Ha-
worth. Frank Olzer and Ruther l.
Spaulding. Prescott.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-22

Valentines, The very word IS
freighted with magic. The masque ball
was brilliant affair Visions OF ir-
resistably beautiful and unique char
acter costumes passed before an en-
chanted audience at Castle Hot
Springs ball room on. Saturday night
Costumes representing all cages were
in evidence, well those designed
for a general good laugh; and, indeed,
one might truthfully add they went
from the sublime to the ridiculous.
Too much cannot be said in praise of
the costumes. as they were most
beautifully ana artistically conceived,
and many with true merit for original
ity.
The ball room was profusely deco
rated with pepper boughs and red
hearts hung in every conceivable nook.
The very atmosphere was permeated
with the spirit of the event All the
masquers posed for a moment in a
picture frame of red hearts after
which the audience balloted for the
best and most comic costume. Prizes
were awarded to Miss Beaumont.
dressed to represent a dressing table.
. to Miss Marx as scarecrow. TO J.
Roosevelt as rag doll. and Alex Hyde
as a real lady"
Stuart Hawthorne acted as post
master in the attractively arranged
Cupid postoffice' delivering the
charmers. Cupid messengers in the
persons of Miss Mary Glover. Miss
Sabre Beaumont. Miss Louise Ga
raghty, Miss Gwendolyn Shaw and
Miss Beatrice Fenton. Dancing was
INDUCED in from the dreamy waltz to
the fashioned cake walk all voting
the affair charming success a
dainty buffet supper was served dur
ing the course of the evening.
Among the many noteworthy cos
tunes were:
Miss Elanor Reed as Irregular
fellow" Miss Margaret Dow, Turkish
costume: Miss Norine Bordley, school
Fair; Miss Hollis Let's. Turkish
dancer; Miss Packard. shepherdess:
Miss Helen Ambrose. Japanese lady:
Miss Louise Garaghty. oriental dancer;
Mrs. II. w. Fenton, Spanish senorita:
Mrs. w G. Eaton. Topsy; Mrs. J.
Roosevelt Roosevelt, colored NANNY:
Mrs w. X Williams, queen of hearts:
Mrs. c. B. Goodspeed, Night; Mrs.
Alex Hyde, little boy; Mrs. r. H. Lar
sen. colonial gentleman" Stuart
Hawthorne, Hindu; Edw. LeszczynsIi
Egyptian lady: c. T. Johnson, Turk:
Edw. I. Gushee, Italian organ grinder:
II. l., Williams. "colored gentleman; ."
A. G. Hogenpyl baby doll: F. NJ
Eaton, minstrel; w. G.. Eeaton. lady
On Sunday afternoon a pretty garden
tea was rendered to about 80 guests
by Mr.. and Mrs. John I. Glover, COM
plimentary to Mr.. and Mrs. c. F.
johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. McHarg Daven-
port and Mr. and Mrs A. @. Hosen-
pyl, charter members of the Castle
Hot Springs Golf club. Also Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Roosevelt Roosevelt gave a de-
llciouS farewell supper to the above
departing guests.
The very beautiful cup presented by
Arizona republican., 1920-02-22
To Give Luncheon
For Coming Bride

To Give Luncheon
For Coming Bride
Mrs. William Bertram will be hostess
of the week. presiding over a luncheon
in honor of her sister. Miss Fay de
Mund whose engagement to Captain
j. Park Hamilton was announced
recently. The marriage of the prom
inent society girl and British army
officer will take place on March 4, the
couple leaving Immediately after the
service for Scotland.
Eight Are Guests at
Birthday Dinner
In celebration of the birthday of her
husband, Charles K. Pishon, Mrs. Pr
shon gave a vleverly arranged dinner
of eight covers Thursday evening at
her apartments at the Powers.
WinsIow Couple
Dinner Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. John Keyes of Winslow
were the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
H w. Asbury on Sunday.
Wednesday Bridge
Is Charming Affair
Mrs. j. j. Sullivan gave a charming
ly appointed bridge Wednesday after
noon at her home on North Second
avenue. A yellow color scheme was
carried out in artistic use of marigolds.
The attractive prizes were won by Mrs.
Thomas f. Campbell. Mrs. Irwin F1et-
cher and Mrs. William Ayres of Des
Moines. Thirtyvtwo guests enjoyed
Mrs. Sullivan's delightful hospitality.
j. e. Thompsons to
Coast for Long Visit
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. Thompson and
their son Joseph Thompson of Casa
De Rosas left Tuesday for Los An
geles. They Will be away indefinitely.
Mrs. Royce and Daughter
Hostesses at Bridge
One of the smartIy appointed events
of the week was the bridge given by
Mrs. Asa NJ. Royce and her daughter,
Miss Florence Royce, yesterday after
noon at their home on West Willetta
street. Carnations and cornflowers
carried out red, white and blue dec
orative scheme and the favors and
prizes accented the patriotic idea sug-
gested by Washington's birthday. The
guest list included Mrs. James Mccain,
Mo. t. f. Peterson, Mrs. Sims Ely,
Burr Atha, Jr.. Mrs. Nell Blaiock. Mrs
Howard Brunn, Mrs. Frank Vault,
Mrs. David F. Johnson. Mrs. Louis
Mrs. Eugene Hughes, Mrs.
B. E. Marks. Mrs. B. B. Mccall. Mrs.
T. E. Mccall, Mrs. Leslie F. Martin,
Mrs. c. j. Medberry, Mrs Fred VIM
ship, RS. Lloyd Christy. Mrs. Edward
Rudolph, Mrs. S. ID. Denny, Mrs. Ben
jamin Stanton. Mrs. S. J. Doster. Mrs.
A. NJ. Mayfield. Mrs. w. b. TwitchelI,
Mrs. f. +. Foshee, Mrs. G.. 3. Briggs,
Miss Lucille Taylor of Memphis, Miss
Lucille Spriggs. Miss Elizabeth Weller,
Miss Elizabeth Spriggs, Miss Mary
Christy, Miss Ellen Hughes, Miss Mary
Christy and Miss Edith Cannon.
Bridge Luncheon
At Woman's Club
Mrs. Earle Nash will give a bridge
luncheon at the Woman's club Thurs
day complimentary 10 Mrs. Loring
Lennox of Colorado Springs.
Bride Elect Is
Guest Of Honor
Mrs. Charles De Sales Wheeler en-
.ertained informally Friday afternoon
n honor of Miss Fay de Mund, a
much -feted bride elect. The guest
list included Miss de Mund. Mrs. Will
lam Bertram. Mrs. Edwin Bakes, Mrs.
]. Neil Harris, Mrs. Madison Cohan
Mrs.. Lyman Peters. Mrs. Henry
George Mrs. Andrew Baumert, Jr.,
Ms. Charles Waghorn, Mrs. Colt
Hughes, Mrs. Charles Hugo Schultz,
Mrs. r. NJ. Monaghan and Miss Ruth
Arizona republican., 1920-02-22
popular revolutionary pastime. Twen-
ty-four guests were present.
Mrs. Redewiii Entertains
With Tennis Luncheon

Mrs. Redewiii Entertains
With Tennis Luncheon
Mrs Cass Redewiu gave a tennis
luncheon at the Country club Thurs
day, her guests including Mrs. Celora
Martin Stoddard, Mrs. Lou Ella AR
char Mrs Avery Corpstein. Mrs. DON
aid Dunbar. Mrs. Lester Byron, Mrs.
Tom Dunbar. Mrs. Phil Lewis, Mrs.
A. c. Dulmage Mrs. Winfield Hart
ranft. Mrs. Carleton Wood. Mrs. John
Longan. Mrs. Edward F. Parker. Mrs.
Murrel Butler. Mrs. E. w. Lewis. Mrs.
sydney J. Ross, Mrs. Fl. w. Asbury
Mrs. Beeckman LorriIard, Miss Verde
Butler Miss Henrietta Olney, Miss
Alice Redewin and Miss Myrtle Butler
Bridge Luncheon Given
BY Mrs Frank Vault
Mrs. Frank Vault gave a prettily
appointed bridge luncheon Friday when
five tables enjoyed her delightful hos
pitallty. Marigolds carried out the yell
low color scheme. The prizes were
won by Mrs John O'Malley, Mrs. Os-
car c. Bartlett and Mrs. H. c. Baber
Casa De Palmas Scene
OF Charming Tea
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Lewis will give
an informal tea this afternoon attheir
home Casa De Palmas. Those there
will include Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Dun
bar: Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Kingsbury.
Mr. and Mrs. Beeckman Lorrilard,
Mr. and Mrs Tom Dunbar. Mr. and Mrs.
Avery Corpstein, Mr.. and Mrs A q.
Dulmage. Mr.. and Mrs. sydney j. Ross,
Mr.. and Mrs. Celora Martin Stoddard,
Mrs. sCarleton Wood, Mrs. Lou Ella
Archer Miss Henrietta Olney, Miss
Marie Frances. Sam Wilson. Alexander
Baker, Harold Scott James Stafford,
and Charles Pope.
Eight Are Guests
At Dinner Party
Mrs. Mary E Miller entertained at
dinner party for Mrs. Charles Hugo
Schultz on Tuesday evening. Covers
were laid for eight.
Miss Marcella Martin
Gives House Party
Miss Marcella Martin is giving a de-
lightful house party at the Harqua
Hala mine over the week end. Her
guests who will return to town on
Tuesday include Mrs. Gertrude Bird.
Miss Dorothy Daykin, Miss Mary 10
Ceilings. Miss Helen Latimer. Paul.
Jones. Dick Young, Kenneth Currier,
Stilwell Lewis and Walker Burtis.
Popular Phoenicians
To Make Home on Coast
Their friends. and they are legion.
will regret to learn that Mr.. and Mrs.
William Kennedy Humbert are leaving
here the first of March for Los An
geles where they will make their per-
manent home. The Humberts returned
from a three weeks absence on the
coast on Friday when they made the
announcement that they would leave
within fortnight for California where
Arizona republican., 1920-02-22
LAST DAY TO REGISTER
TOMORROW, FEB. p.

Al the City Hail. the Carnegie I-i-
brary. the School Administration Build
in, tie fire station at Five Points. the
fire station at Ninth and Van Buren,
streets.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-22
MISS HURLEY HEADS
PAN HELLENIC CLUB

Miss Margaret Mae Hurley was
elected president of the Pan Hellenic
club at its annual business meeting
and luncheon at the Arizona club yes
terday. Eight Greek letter societies
were represented by the 81 members
present. who voted Miss Hurley as
head of the organization. Mrs. Cath
crime Morris was elected secretsry.
1t was decided to hold meetings the
last Saturday of every month, the gath
erings to take the form of luncheons
at the Arizona club. All Greek let
ter women are eligible to attend the
next meeting and should phone their
reservations to 3117.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-22

According TO the federal board for
vocational education. the number oi
married women in industry has IN
crease 100 per cent since the Word
War.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-22
HIS VALENTINE

I reckon that IT'S gittin' time
For me to rise an shine
My sweetheart has told me
Shed be my Valentine,
The almanac says Winter"
But the birds are singing fine,
An all because nay sweethearts
Coin to be my Valentine,
Prank L. Stanton in the Atlanta
Constitution.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-22
SPRING BRIDES
HAVE THEIR WEEK

The next few days will be given over
Almost exclusively for events in honor
Of spring brides and out of town Wis
tors. Among the most popular guests
f honor will be Miss Fay de Mund,
whose engagement to Captain j. Park
Hamilton was an interesting announce
ment OF the week. Miss de Mund is
one OF the best liked girls in local
society and had her marriage been set
for summer the days until the we'd
ding would have been gay with events.
As 1T is there is such a short time
before March 4, when the nuptials
will take place, that scores of her
friends will not find time to enter
tain in her honor, practically every
date having already been taken by
those who first heard the delightful
news.
Miss Leta wintermute. whose en-
Sagement to w. A. Barr, state dairy
commissioner, is announced this morn
ing, will also be feted as extensively
as the short time before her marriage
will permit. Although she has not
made public the exact date of her we'd
ding to the state official it is known
that it will take place very shortly.
Miss Elizabeth Samuel of Kansas
and Miss Marie Francis of New York,
will also be the incentive for much
gayety.
Los Angeles Visitor
Returns TO His Home
James Scott has returned to Los
Angeles after a several days stay in
town the guest of DIR. and Mrs. George
Blair of the Knickerbovker apartments.
Miss Bartlett Here
Guest of D. 3. Heards
Miss Florence Bartlett of Chicago ar
rived Friday and will pass the early
spring season here the guest of her
sister. Mrs. Dwight B. Heard.
Regret at Departure
OF Sabras From City
The departure of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Sabra for Tucson where they will take
up their permanent residence will be
a matter of regret to the legion of
friends of the young people. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sabra are planning to leave to-
morrow, but viii return in a few days,
leaving again the first of March to re-
main in the southern city permanently. |
informal Luncheon
IL Thursday Affair
Mrs F. M. Gordon will give an in |
formal luncheon Thursday compliment
tary to Miss Fay de Mund.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-22
THE CHANGE

Sing song of sixpenee pocketful of
rye.
That was. oh. so long ago All, how
time does fly
Now sixpence will buy nothing. And
pocketful of rye
Is worth its weight in good doubloons,
the price has gone 50 high.
-Tennyson J. Daft.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-22

The air service has selected 1914
enlisted men on duty at various fields
in the United States, to take flying
training.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-22

GIBBS is specializing in LAND AND
MINING practice before Federal and
State Depts. Prepared to handle ap-
plicationS to buy best citrus lands in
u. S.-Yuma Mesa-from Uncle Sam
for 1925 an acre, land and water.
Where can you do better?
Arizona republican., 1920-02-22

the William s. Humberts have been
established since the first of the year.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-22

GIBBS also is Agt. for Lit. IA, Blk. L,
Los Palmas. 70x165 to 20-ft. alley. Block
to carline. Sidewalk to Central.
Splendid view; desirable surround
ings; nice homes.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-22
Gibbs, Physician Bldg.

125 w. Monroe, is Agt. for Its. %. Blk.
and IL, Blk 5, Los Olives. 50x134 and
5ox135.64 to II alley, solid below. De-
sirable suburban home sites.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-22
Regret at Departure
OF Sabras From City

informal Luncheon
Is Thursday Affair
Mrs. F. M. Gordon will give an in
formal luncheon Thursday compliment
tary to Miss Fay de Mund
Arizona republican., 1920-02-22
Casa De Palmas Scene
OF Charming Tea

Eight Are Guests
At Dinner Party
Mrs. Mary E. Miller entertained at a
dinner party for Mrs. Charles Hugo
Schultz on Tuesday evening. Covers
We're laid for eight.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-22
Paul BENEFITS Hosts
To Dinner-6rid9e Club
Valentine Dinner
L. Event of Week

Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z. Adams gave a
Valentine dinner recently at their
apartments at the Suncourt. Their
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r.
Green, Mrs. II. T. Cartmel, Miss Ada
Roberts, Miss Grace Dolan and Miss
Sarita Robinson.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-22
Tuesday Bridge
At Country Club

The Country club gave bridge
Tuesday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Griffin and Mr.. and Mrs. Ira j. Johnson
acting as club hosts. Mrs. John O'Mal-
ley and Mr.. Griffin made the highest
scores. Besides the hosts these there
were Judge and Mrs. Henry D. Ross,
Judge and Mrs. c. r. AinAorth, Mr..
and Mrs. John O'Malley. Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Francis, Mr.. and Mrs. e. T.
Ceilings, Mrs. Carl Anderson ard Miss
Amanda ChinEren.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-22
Bridge Luncheon Given
BY Mrs. Frank Vault

Mrs Frank Vault gave a prettiiy
appointed bridge luncheon Friday when
five tables enjoyed her delightful hos
pitality Marigolds carried out the yell
low color scheme. The prizes were
won by Mrs John O'Malley, Mrs. Os-
car c. Bartlett and Mrs. Fl. c. Baber-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-12
IS NAMES ON list OF WORKERS
IN PANHANDLE CONTEST; VOTES
COUNT LESS ALL OF next Week

There are now twenty names on thu
contest list Of those who are working
20 win the 81. Gao overland touring car
In The Daily Panhandle subscription
contest which win close at y. m
December 20.
There will be five prizes awarded In
the contest and the list M II now
stands means that one out o. every
three people will win prize ana All
others will receive a ten percent com
mission on all the NEW subscriptions
they have handed In during the con-
test.
II Il very likely there viii be several
of those fifteen people who win drop
out Of the contest owing to their In
ability OF keeping up with the others
and every time a person drops of the
list Il In Just that much surer for those
who stay in 20 win one 81 the prizes.
Willingness Gets Results
Almost every contest finds people
jus, a little more capable and perhaps
a little more willln1to try after SUBJ
scripiions and naturally those who are
getting better results are going "a
forge ahead In the list Of standings.
No candidate should withdraw his
or her name from the list though just
because they have had some poor sue
cess for n day or two az a time Not
even experienced canvassors who make
their living that way are able 20 hold
an average every day and. Of cours'.
Il Is not TO be expected that new peo'
pie In the work could do - either.
The very best thing 20 do II 10 ask
everybody you know and do the best
YOU can IN getting subscriptions. one
day you win have a fine success while
the next day your average may fall
n. Do not let this discourage you.
but remember that tomorrow viii
ring you better results.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-12

installed by the. Amarillo Brick 4 Tile
Co.. capitalized FOR 100000. just no
soon rs the machinery arrives. Tns
company manager asserts that brick
viii be- offered ON the market here hy
December !. Another project for util.
ling deposit 81 shnlo BE- being pro.
NOTED. and other manufacturers are
looking bon this direction
Ttyrr ls just being completed q flour
uu with % capacity uf 5000 barrels "a
dly. ZOO connection with which Be- ~
elevator with $4,000 bushels capacity.
Tl.A min handles thr wheat grown IN
tH.. section ,t the Panhandle. Tn"
crop tht t,r b. estimated ut 2O0O0..
600 bushels aud WIS uf hiEh gad'.
Oflrr agricultural products are the
sorghum ml.z.s which du most cXccl'
hrtly ZOO practically all seasons. oats.
harley Hln'fr sud % russ and 1 fiuv
grad, of short staple cotton. produced
iu iho lower attitudes uf ihr Plains.
Because 30 Is mot u,Al,d ly Wo,yil-
aud worms Co., iHD sumo d.errr, cot.
tom iu 'hu Plains regions W|i produce
81 bale 90 the l,r. and sometimes two.
Th, proximity ~ %, cotton fields 20
ihr ns urll h,a given DISCO to tho
suggestion of % cotton mii for ANA
IIiiu.
Amarillo ls using natural ras f"r
domestic ana Industrial purposes h1t
the pipe lines have not h,'n EXTENDED
beyond ,hc Uty and probably Will not
o." until 'hD price of pipr and labor
arc reduced. Hence. There is gls Tor
th" uso oi large number ~ m'nn'
fa,tur,rs lu ans number uf lines. a