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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24
LOOKING BAD

Among the plays presented dur
.rs the pas, week. EgUespuu
FOLKS We v-o-ths or spg-la. note
owing 70 the TACT tlaL 20 c1Uovr
star appeared il &c. 30 dId not ere
ate 1s much OF a furor as f. de-
served South Bend .s learning.
however. Co look far tAe directors
name l- "a guaranty GO cu-Ilty and
the Thomas luce Trademarks s just
about equivalent q. Tiffany ou
silver Ir Was Il.,- rr-- r...ure rH
De rel,as thr.aEh Associated Proc
ducers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24
A PAIR OF QUEENS.

II Ethel Barrymore or Elsie Fer
Euson would only drop off at South
Bend during the coming week, this
city could boast Of being at one
time the host 20 the queens Of the
three dramas. speaking. singing and
screen For Mary Garden Ameri-
cas- most famous prima donna. and
Norma Talmadge high priestess of
the silent plays. are on South Bend s
entertainment bil-of-fars for the
week.
OF course Norma won't appear ga
person. But she viii be seen IN the
masterpiece OF her career. Pan
-hea" which Selznick adapted from
4 stage play that starred Olga Pc
.rova IL viii be at the LaSalle
Wednesday and Thursday and the
castle Friday. Even IN this day of
lone breRs and white mule when
everyone IS trying 90 find a Kick.
he explosive punch packed away in
his drama f. something 20 talk
about
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24
"PANTHEA"

Most wives wouldn't wish 20 have
20 decide between losing self re-
spect or their husband. That's what
he plays about and Panthea Ro-
moff adds Joker 90 the deck when
she deals the smooth parsonage who
says he will produce her husband s.
opera n she VIII lower her lofty
Ideas and ideals
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24
ATnUS@nn@mtS
A Survey, Mostly Serious, of What's Coming and Going
at the Leading South Bend Playhouses.
(BY FIRST NGHTER)
AND FORWARD.

Among the most notable plays 20
be shown this week is The Beloved
Villain" starring Wanda Hawley.
Wanda lis a cuts little trick" ac-
COrding 20 Mae Tinee and her last
photo romance, Food For Scandal"
is having great vogue in Chicago.
BY q stroke OF luck Food For
Scandal was shown in South Bend
several weeks ago and now THE
Beloved Villain" is 20 be exhibited
on a pre-release date. It's at the
LaSaIle Monday and Tuesday and
the Castle Wednesday
FIRST WITH THE LATEST
It's the fIm-wise fans that Will
turn out 10 see Wanda IN her latest
II has not yet had a public perform
aDCe and not q word can be found
out about 10 In reviews But the
photoplay patrons who saw Con-
stance Blnney in "39 East" and
Wanda IN Food For Scandal" are
cOngratulating themselves on having
seen the two comedy romanCes Of
the season even before Mae Tinee
and the wise 'uns got a chance 10
raise their hymns of praise.
WE HOPE so.
The release date OF Justine John
ston's "Blackbirds" is still unde-
Cided. Due 90 the postponement
and 20 the fact that the picture will
sive the general public their first
view OF Ziegfeid's most famous
beauty in the movies. the photoplay
has built up a great deal OF anti
cipatOry guStO. IL is promised for
South Bend the week OF its release.
Justine is the third OF the great
trio OF ZieEfeld stars that left the
New Amsterdam in search of wider
fields 20 conquer. Mae Murray and
Olive Thomas were the other two.
Mae Murray took David Powell
Elsie FerEuson's leading man, TO
play opposite her and so far has put
forth two great efforts. "On With
the Dance" and The Right TO
Love and a third Idols OF Clay,
looms on the horizon.
OLIVE THOMAS.
olive Thomas. however. found her
meter IN "a sweeter type Of play than
The startling things used 20 feature
Miss Murray. "T0ton." "Footlights
.aa shadows and many more box
office gladdeners were put down 20
Miss Thomas credit. and just be-
gore she went 20 France she made
. AtE IrrI picture "a DECENTRALIZATION IN
many WAYS Of her own intrepid life.
and 80 was called appropriately.
Every body's Sweetheart" It's
booked az the LaSale Sunday and
the Castle Monday and Tuesday.
With the slackening Of the boom
.n the legitimate theaters. another
great influx of stars from the stage
IS expected in movedom. This is al
ways a good influence as Il freshe. &
u1 old methods and brings 10 The
camera men new ideas for plots and
effects Yet when the excitement
subsidies the camera-traiGsd stars
still lead ~ popularity
Norma TalmadEe is ore proof OF
that. Dorothy Gish Is another. Dot
f has = following that includes every
I Body that likes hilarious FUN done In
clean wholesome way.
WE'LL RATHER
Wouldn't you like Go run around
f.5th a bunch OF Eiris like Dot and
Wanda and Constance Eiuucy and
Blanche Sweet aul Mary Miles Min
. Advertisement
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24

Some men profess 70 like classical
music, but they prefer 10 hear the
music Of the cash register.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24

Seems Magic, Drop a little Free
zone on an aching corn. instantly
that corn stops hurting. then short
y YOU lift It right of with fingers
Truly,
Your drucelsr sails a tirv hottIa
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24
WE'LL RATHER.

Wouldn't you like 90 run around
f.ith a bunch OF Eirls like Dot and
Wanda and Constance Eiuuey and
Blanche Sweet aul Mary Miles Min
--r -Aly-rfl~rm.u
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24

Of Freezone for a few cents. S1fH-
cient 20 rid your feet or every hard
corn. sost corn. or corn between
the toes. and painful foot ca-.usss.
without the least soreness or -rrita
ton 40 humbuE,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24
When
''GetS-It''
Comes
Corns Go

Painless. sure, Qaick is this 2-Drop 2
Seconds Wonder.
There isn't rom on the same toe Tor a
corn and two or three Of "Gets-It." SO
the corn curls up, shrivels and peels OF
in your fingers so easily that You are
simply astonished, because YOU can't feel
ft
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-20

viii play In The coming campaign,
NJ Fray fald
"Ii Is not Tor effect that he de
mocfallc national committee &. toll.
inc the world In clarion tones that
u has women members on 49, rom
mi'too on Arrangements Two WON.
IN. MIs George Base. of Chicago and
Miss FOy ~ our u,n state. are h"irs
pat a. work rn important ioh' A.
u member Of the subcommittee on
hotels and entertainment NJ which
lsldore Dockwoilor Is chairman iliH
BASS viii no som. of the most essen.
tiln v0rK connected with the con
vcntion Likewise. Mi Fo, who b.
moHhrr 0f The cD .%top or hall.
and seating Norman Mack is chair
man. will have mu,h ~ DO toward
the success NJ Nh. convention
"Throrghoui 900 boworrui, t'r.
yIi'"a this yoal women lr' o,rnry.n.
impou9u' rottlon. md mot acting
IN honorary rOi's'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-20
tIIlI,IltS HNHi,ISON 90. WILL
IIO~I mt hi'iIN1 NJ
uEANItI THfiIitI TONIGHT

go. afternoon tho ll1rn..n '1m.
.par . response 80 lha large buurrr
ruu,sis lhil have d. 'n maI,. 500
ilm dl,, their iaun.s feature ct roo
Harrison plays. SANITY llypocrtcs
land Honest sinners This iiho play
ou, % %, thit company iu their iui.
tial performance here. week nrr
last NouNa uir"f rh" nIu. H rHIfH
unusual n theme
is said fp rDmb... fHn various
feature. chat please Ih.lffo pot
ron nH'ho. numHr irnsr dramatic
iuuiuus and here au0 t."fu .uWn
yrru good comedy fHI r.n. .l'
IUI Is 800 blended ui 10 rus
mop'bl, ana uphold f.. ,H p.
| interest tu 'H. worry iu-'
Touigh' r 'hD0 farewell ru.".r
|,n.r 'ur llur.-uur aUI ll,r coW-
urr wiI offer rh. UH,t Hawk
.tilur story nf .ut. and revenue
lon tHo b'ars bulls ui Dakota d
',m. a. '.. uunu nuu. H.I b."
Abundance. col .om,ds wnuur u
.iho way through 'ho action o. 'h'
play
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-20
on EMnnAssr s.L.MnAnEAssE

lBy Esther Liliar Duln
'r"nrs ~ tise't So cl 10 ch0u-c'
there Us 80 much 10 lol,.
Lrayo me wy dreams 1t Toast 10
'anrvs treasury
Wy choice Is free.
The silver moon deepen 90 low
that
1iyio" may pluck her from zap
phlrr sky
And hold her no. o jewel she Is mine,
hui all that mad her beautiful -
thine.
Leave mo my dreams surely ny
castle hy the sei
Shall comfort mr.
~ songs. ny rosos an my lanla-
'iog
" lepN YOU viii not ucgslr M OF
these
Vet who should sc' m, ros'. tell mo
who
Should rule nv castle. hear my slug'
bat YOU
: cave mo my drrm. fni 'nu
you have 80 much
! ifp cannot touch
! IT ~" forget .lh inr little
while
THAT have loved Non lha' huoH
Npur smile
Surely some trr'rr nu'y ,f the
night
Nay c1niuro up aguln an old delight
liu, that IN beauty dream. can ll-
shion me
nocg but reflect the loyelinc-a of
thee
Dreams ~ Ei.srs- which 10 lose
~ truth | can moi choose.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-20
Hon. Mission Sorrcn NI,m,

The Ladies' Home Mission Suriciy,
e IN" Firu Christian church. ncld
% very delightful meeting Wcdno,
! u Gr"ouing. 1907 Van Iluf'n
street Following m brief business
s,s,lpn m" regular devotional ser
,ir"s were held under m" l'udcrachip
of Mrs " l.a,ury Barnes. The sub
sect for the afternoon WIS Faith
'rd rIdvcr" ar interesting talt.
upon this subject V'ro made by Mo-
dImo Wh'ltlcy Madden Wctyo..
nroan and Barnes Following the
d"Nc'J nal services h social hour WIS
'uioNrd during which delicious -.
lr"ahTpnts we're .,ryod by the hos.
toss
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-20
now much" he asked.
" l.iPht bundled dollars D."
RUTH J. MEYER

"Ilfw much" he asked
EIGHT hund ~ dollars
The STRANGER waved IL aside
"canl YOU do better than that
mat. not the hctt ruu have. b. IL Z"
~" SHERMAN locked ~ him then
wont bu't ana brpI.m ol' unolhcr
cont. m" fur va ioubr,.s - mui"
rare variety. bui M. cost $3.50 not ell.
prolty and '"riainl, not 90. warm l.
HE INST coat.
TOW mu,h'"
"Twenty-iiy" Thousand dollars
"'ll irE" IT, uut d. naid In hills.
For tIh p'upl". he .lorokccpors
should lu,'ut q u"v siYl" uf liNnr-
li'iur. fuilinr 90 attract 'anm vim
such old lash.ru"i notice. 90. Bot
Nullr Tor Your Money ."l,." tlp,
.hDud follow th, uu'uus,lDp- exam.
H. uf N. restaurant k,"uDr u VAST.
rrton and rmulo, .urh signs DOL.
ihrso. You cant p.y Moro %. ter
l.c.g Nu,whcr" ' Il rice. Not Ouulity
g.. oar object. ON Sho's the Not
,Nroni,n ~ N"U Nor, "i.rsliu
Sole S.urR .rlrl ,l0lrl. Rpu.
lnr Pre-" tgGp1 Come EirA lhd
Avoid the Rush willard rrl., 10
February Would Cuilocl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-20
Graycc lNuolpp

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Voice So one Nrr EW Nuu.
.... ...... wallace
Nadge lla,k'cr
Plano 10 ,ri. .... d,uuf
Ara johnson
Voice -rrii Of CrH Niullinser
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Voice Because ... OllardWot
Nr'tie Thompson
Plano Va,.n Chroutrtlpu" ave-.
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Voice Tho tar ...... Rogers
Nobody Knows Re Trouble ..
rwlrirgh
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Piano ,har.odv Hungary o.. -
..... Kp,uUne
rrrlciick uo.l0H
Piano Nlooro A'Hll NoNri
HELEN l.auu".t
Voice Wonder II E'"i 'H' Rose
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Piano Second NnYurNI uprs
E,u,tarii.
F"lIcor' '.Hm
trr. Iiuu,so M1iH.. .GH"rr.
1870. Wei.
Nlto nlntUu
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..... Mcdowell
Gertrude Luwudn
FOLLOW uF tho rcnoiii"n 0l 90. ru
... H.fuuu refreshments ul foo
.rulm and cake were served
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-20
ltniiS' ~ NIIi,I;N ~
LEGION 10 NIl 7

The Ladies Auxiliary 10 III" Nm-
cIicau Lesion win meet Salurla, afl.
rrnoou AZ ~. ~ regular meeting place
the ladies uIrlui. 90 the Crutrl
Ircsbyicriau church Much husInus,
Is ~ lee brought before this meeting
and ~ member. ire urged tr be-
present M Who N,ll hp," member.
ship cards az" asked 10 iill then, out
lnd b" ready to turn them ~ ~ sat
brdiy', ileeitlp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-20
Anusenents
prrin boris Via, suffers when Conn
,IN star "liubs n IN" H.

ltNitHl l'N ININ
Tnu rir ankle of Doris NAV. who
vIn rlurlns uacloIu is appearing
No. Thumu. 20 lnce pictures received
90 warm reception that d did not "N-
rtlt auurrriair during the tilminr
of Mary. Ankle the phoiuplay at
la. Mission According 10 the plot
Ur MlrloHn Is an imp"cunious
,uunl doctor without funds and
sithow patients Though unmarried
rn hu. .rut out announcements Of
's wedding IN order io hoguilc q
promised fortune from wealthy
uncle The uncle Is coming 10 So"
r, bride The worthy doc. unable
~ produce spouse Is panicNrick
900 ~ me psychological moment.
wry rirl snruins her ankle In
front of hi. office. Oul be rushes
rrd carries her IN lie rubs liml.
ucnt into the injured member.
And herp's whore the Inn came In.
Nn sooner had Mr. Mnr "'u start
,d iu ARMY the remedy To Miss Mays
rut,r white thr cameras clicked mer
.i.y thnu the latter surano 10 her
feet with an exclamation ~ PAL
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-20
IpIiitL W ~iCiI SEI,\iII
PAIN SUNDAY N1IIiNOON

The choir at tic ~ Andrew g
Episcopal church are WORKING tuin.
lully under tie direction of ~. x.
Chandler rpOn special music tn b.
rendered on tho afternoon of l'alm
sunday, March y Stainor's 'Tno
CtuciiiNion" vii hc rendered H.,
them This COMPOSITION poitraS ,
through an eNquisit, medium ~ dc
,utional .usic the Gilman ol Christs
tacrificial lie and is IN Truth q beau.
t.tul aud iumcs3i," sermon a. SOM.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-20

.'. foot u oa ur.' size cried.
ST. Na,l.Mu started 10 alarm.
furn 10, looked ~ 'he liniwDn' bot
llr boo hi. hand Under no cIrrum-
stances rub the liquid into the skin Do
Nr read
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-20
plans u,lrI Nal

George q Mara WHO &. tho rep.
i".prtati," ~ Homer s Cummings.
chairman ~ the democrats, national
committee found on his arrival that
wtu, p' liminlrls we're Under $40"
\ f"logdticn of women headed h'
Nrs Grace Cunhin ~. tho ~ -
consult him NJ. anderson Reid md
Mrs Jennie Lolgnd burst represent
Inc the Women Democrats, club
~ Input'ani Positions
Concerning IN" uirt That women
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-20
vi. I,rrd Inv. Tor nni,.

Milton Rod. district manager c.
tie Indianapolis state Lite lnsur'rco
COMPANY hus rOG" to Dallas. oN.
p"ciins To- return Nlondd,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-20
WOMEN WORK IOi, coz.
AtN1DN ~ ttllIOt.NI |

ENN FRANCISCO Nlul, ~
california ha. Lost ~ ~, IN begin
nine preparations ter tto Democrat
national convention which is 10 b"
made tho Uor memorable IN history
lc,pId.nr tc anuunr "mouts from an
puts ci 'ic state.
Charles ". Fay. postmaster nf san
Francisco. who IS chairman OF he
! local committee. is organi2irg won
IN a. VOL ~ men To- work that Will
insure program IT entertainment
urd .irhtspcinP ~ supplart ~" h'rd
WORT ut choosing rt"s.dc"tul raudi-
ltfgs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-20

ihOss who sample ~" refiaurant
VIII discover that the inscription ~
lin" IT, every particular without
question m" prices are NJ to date .
more than that. they lic mp to tho
minute aud In some eases thsy arc
prophetic
tut after an II H. surprising how
many Amoi lean otilcns seem tn he
larkcrlrg To- pdy just such prizes
Win fortunes suddenly bloatrd by
come frcakish turn Of industry dur-
lg m" war, thcy now hunt for the
most oNi ,nfhc things they al bdi
They like nlrh' ~ the opor, with
chnrot supper afterwards better
than dly m the woods because you
can't pay the woods II grdnd opera
we're IRE. they would nor go for u
b. M the opera ITSELF nat they ~
Ioy. hut the sensation NJ pay Ing and
wearing
he alligator pear - more delicious
than the hHnmd l'cause II costs
more
When orung"s went skv-high one
monryod family "" know who had
always REGARDED the orange only a.
something to be- sucked bi ragamui-
Tins on the street herar +, s,tvr II
rh their table The grange hal be-.
run lo show clnss
II grapefruit should TAN Ia pen.
nv per sphere think how uuicNiy T.
would b. rolcrat"d with the pfnmo
from The pJnli.rs ~ the rich
\ friend of ours stood IN u fuf
'hop recently when man came IN
aud said
Let mo see sCWolhinp good 81
turts
The salesman produced q coat
The stranger -,irroh looked 1T H.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-20

Mrs Frank storm and bah, anne
iu from Amarillo Nord'y tehi i1f
- visit with her friend. Mr.. y e.
Nelson gh'ldrcss rogt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-20
Concerning ,mnr.lloan,

luclo lloh Wh"liloy cam" down
uom Nmarilln % few day, ago 40 500
what Wns Poirr ON In ~, Denver
Cult vol
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-20
lOi' CtN'T ray NOM
l\D GtT iISS NY MIIII.i

Upon the window Of restaurant
in Washington, T.. G.. is crblaluu,h
this inscription
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-17
and
 RECEPTIONS

Coleman, Hazel Hilton. Big Four: Misses Virginia McGaughy, Thelma Carnahan, Thelma Daniel, Ruby Me Gaughy. Cindy, Stephen Craig, Terence Hooligan, Blondy, Lily, Fri day, Saturday, Three Bears, Gotrox, Robinson Crusoe, Le Crier. Chorus Girls: Misses Isabelle Woodward, Frankie Morris, Ruth Annette, Sarah Annette, Anna Maui, Dorothy Davis, |Sybil Couch, Ruth Couch, Margaret King, Ethel Barield, Shirley Brazil, Aline Palmer, Joe owell, Natalie Me Clenahan, Edith Allen, Zelda Davis, Jerrine Oates. Harlequins: Misses Pauline Brewster, Elizabeth Byrd, Ophelia Brewster, Mary Toney, Eliza beth Alexander, Lillian Cone, Helen Sawyer, Louise Hill, Zoe Brunson, Madeline Bluthenthal, Ruth Googins, Grace Lippard, Rosalie Boone. Drum Corps: Misses Vida Mae Hold ness, Milford Gould, Louise Soltz, Elsie Smith, Bland Walls, Helen Me New, Mona Carnahan, Frances Cole man, Ella Hum owell, Rosalie Boone, Amy Ryland, Owen Rachel Black well, Ola Lee Rash, Lellie Mccain, Beverly Kramer, Fac Smullian. Can nibals: Misses Dorothy Brewster, Cathrine Wells, Louise Hamilton, Viginia Culpepper, Josephine Brum- melt, Virginia Allport, Dorothy Bah lau, Ellen McGehee, Bernice Finkel- stein, Belle Duncan, Eugenia Oudin, Elizabeth Caldwell, Louise Stevens, Ruth Ellen Olcott, Mary Philbeck, Elizabeth Simmons, Helen Brewster, Elizabeth Williams, Genevieve Me Cain, Ethel Carnahan. Songs of Yesterday and Today: Mae O'Keiff, Oriental; Edith Livingstone, Orien- tai; Helen Mooney, Oriental; Cecil Elder, Oriental; Frances McGaughy, Indian; Lenora Cady, Indian; Mary Blackburn, Quaker; Margaret John, Quaker; Dorothy Carkoff, Jap; Mau- rine Elliott, Jap; Bertha Mohler, Two Little Girls in Blue; Adeline
 Rutstein, Two Little Girls in Blue; Forest Adams, Irish; Mildred Smith CTS, Irish; Mrs. Met Gallagher, Mrs. Earl Logue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-17
Gala Week in Musical Attractions.

Gabriel Engel, American violin ist, will be presented Friday evening by the Rotary club at the high school auditorium.
 This brilliant young violinist has made notable success since his debut in New York last winter, and the program as arranged for Fri day night comprises Tchaikovsky's concerto in D. Major, the most bril- liant of all violin numbers and, Beethoven's Sonata, Opus 30, No. 8, which he plays from memory, dis tinction few artists have ever achiv- ed.
 His fame has spread, not only in America, but around the world. Af- ter making this concert tour MT. En- gel will make concert tour of the leading cities in Europe and it will probably be several years before he makes another visit South.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-17
CLUBS and
 PERSONALS

doubt familiar with the Y. w. C. A. residence and cafeteria. Since last September, Al girls, of whom 63 were transients, have been in the home. In many cases the rooms ars furnished free to girls who are out of work. There is house mother in charge who makes it real home for the girls Breakfasts are served at the nominal cost of twenty cents each.
 The other two meals may be pro cured at the cafeteria at twenty per cent discount Other business women may purchase tickets at the same rate of discount, and business men receive ten per cent discount. During the last year an average of 1868 meals have been served a month at an average cost of 53 cents.
 One of the most active clubs in the association is the Business and Pro- fessional Women's club, which meets every Tuesday night at the associa- tion residence, where 35c supper is served. This club has adopted cer- tain business ideals and standards of dress. They have an emergency and loan fund The club maintained vacation camp at Sulphur Springs. Five members of this club attended the Young Women's Christian asso. citation conference at Estes Park i Colorado. Another of their activities | is the extension of club work among younger girls in business and indus | try.
 The downtown center contains the general secretary's office, the cafe teria and the public rest room. h. formation may be secured here about employment and rooms. Various other forms of information are glad
 ly given.
 Since the fiscal year is drawing to close the board of directors
 wishes to express their appreciation
 to the contributors who have made
 the work possible so far.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-17
Mrs. Jenkins Entertains For Miss Walker

Mrs. John s. Jenkins entertained Friday afternoon with a delightful bridge and "tea pouring" in honor of Miss Cornelia Walker, bride tobe.
 The Jenkins home on West Barra- que street was gay with the seasons choicest flowers and in the game Miss Lutie Alexander made high score and was presented with an ex- quisite luncheon set embroidered by
 the hostess. Miss Virginia Mills drew the consolation a crystal basket. The honoree was presented with an embroidered table cover made by Mrs. Jenkins. sss
 Following the game tea was poured. The tea table was spread with hands made lace over pink satin and was centered with silver basket filled
 with pink cosmos. Silver candle holders held tapers with pink shades, Mrs. John Sennett and Mrs. M. Downs presided. '
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-17
Noted Basso Will Sing Tuesday Evening.

James Goddard, basso, comes to the High school auditorium Thurs day evening under the auspices of the American Legion.
 MT. Goddard is a member of the Chicago Opera Company and ranks among the foremost singers of the country. He has sung in the fa- nous opera houses of Europe and his recital Tuesday evening will be one of the musical triumphs of the season here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-17

rectors, teachers, patrons are ever at work for the improvement of the school
 Miss Lillian Julian is the principal and Miss Ethel Berry, teacher
 The s. l. A. of the school will meet next Friday evening at the school and all patrons urged to be present.
 For the Library fund, new work to be featured Halloween party will be given on the evening of Fri day, October 29. The public is in vited ot come and a box supper will be held in connection with the par ty.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-17
Inspirational Meeting Tomorrow Afternoon.

The Auxiliary of the First Tres byterian church will hold the month- ly 'nspirational meeting tol"crr,w afternoon at the churcl at Z 70 o'clock
 Ar interestin program has been arranged on Korea" and Mrs. Fred Hudson of Miami, Fla, will sing.
 Circle No. ' will be hostesses.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-17
Besenberg- -Pritchard. Wedding.

Miss Pearl Rosenberg and Terry N. Pritchard were married yesterday in Little Rock.
 The bride is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. T. E. Rosenberg and is q young woman of charming personals ty. She has been with the Pine City Electric Company.
 The groom is with the Collier-Rey- holds Wholesale Grocery company and is a young man of fine business ability.
 MT and Mrs. Pritchard will make their home in Pine Bluff.