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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-04
PATCHED SHOES BEING
WORN As NEVER BEFORE
LOCAL REPAIR MEN Sal

Former Secretary Of the Treasury
v. e.. McAdoo set the fashion dur.ng
Hc war OF wearing patched pants.
ut Amarllloans are wearing repair
1 shoes IS never before. according
local shoe repair men. During the
ST few months Amarillo people
ave ransaVkod their homes for OLD
hoes and are getting a few weeks
months more wear out OF thea
y having them repaired.
This avalanche OF shoe rCpdirins
as caused a shortage Of exper, re-
aircrs Complaints Of the shortage
skilled workers are reported from
Z sections 81 the country. Several
. epair men could be used IN ANA
No. uut /, has been Impossible ~
e; them Bonuses are being paid IN
nany places for this type Of work
nen.
The Increased amount OF shoe re-
airing has naturally made Il ncCes
sry for shops 20 keep larger stocks
meWilais on hand. Most shop.
owcrcr. report that they can get
ne supplies provided orders are plsc.
A sufficiently far ahead II Is said
hat considerable difficulty has been
Xpericnocd In some cities IN get;ins
he different sizes 81 nails nccessar,
or shoe repairing.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-04
LOCAL AUTOMOBILE
FIRMS CONSOLIDATE

The aarkham-hoye-Reed Motors
Inc. with ]. NJ. Love rs president.
u. II. Markham, vice president and
l.. y. Barton, secretary, is the title
OF a new incorporation resulting
from the consolidation of two local
automobile retailing firms, the
Marsham-Re Motor Company and
the Love Motor Company. This new
firm will retail in Amarillo and dis
tribute throughout the Panhandle OF
Texas and all Of New Mexico the
Chandler and Cleveland motor cars.
T.. Z. DasIor. the secretar2 and
treasurer will also be sales manager
fu the new firm. lie succeeds Y.
II. Gooch. 1r.. formerly OF the Mark
hem-Reed Motor Company. who 20
signs 10 go into business for him
ss'f Mr.. Barton. who is recently OF
Oklahoma City. Is well known
throughout the southwest, having
been actively engaged IN the auto.
mobile business in this section of the
country for n number OF years.
Additions to the personnel of the
organization OF the new concern viii
increase the administrative sales
aud service In keeping with the rap
lily growing business.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-04
THIS ALlNADANA WOMAN
HAD SUFFERED FOR
TWENTY LONG YEAR,

"Tanlac soon proved TO bo jus
tie right medicine for me. for {,
soon relieved my rheumatism anL
other troubles" said Mrs. {. a
Candles. wife OF a well-known Iarm
er whose home is on Il. +. d. No. 2
Adamsville. Ala.
FOR twenty long years" she
continued, II suffered from rheu
malism aud other troubles aud wa
SO nervous and restless eoul,
hardly sleep. My appetite failei
and | was troubled with indigestion
and suffered from constant head
aches. aohed with rheumatism
n at and day. especially IN one ar.
and shoulder. ] lost Weight anO
was SO weak that the ltast it'll
work would weas ne out Med
zines didn't seem 10 10 me any goo
and ! saw no hope of ever gctlini
any better.
some members Of my family Ia,
been taking Tanlac ard were helped
by Il. so decided 20 try Is, too
Since taking Tanlac never feel I,
sign OF rheumatism. my nerves ar,
quiet. headaches are gone and
sleep fine every night. Ny sppo
tie BIS rnlcndid. can cat most any
thing want aud nothing hurts m,
at all. have gotten my strength
back again and Il Is easy for me to
got arouad and do my work"
All druggists sell Taiiiac.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-04
ROTARY CLUB URGED To LEND
SUPPORT TOWARDS ENACTMENT
OF BILL tt COMBAT RADICALS

by both such fine and imprison-
ment IN the discretion OF the court
sec. - Promoting Sedition
Whoever. makes. 'lisplaya. writes
prints. OF calculates. " knowingly
aids or abets the making. display
Ing. writing, printing, 90 circulating
oi any sign. worl sprcei. picture.
design. argument. or teaching
which advises advocates. teaches.
or iuatiiieq any act OF s1dit.Cn o.
hereinhefore defined o. any Gtt
wh,th tends to incis svditiOn Us
hefclnbefore defined, or organize or
assists. or joins IN he organization
Of or becomes Or reMG'ns a member
or or affiliated with any society
or organization, whether the ranc
be- formally Organized or not.
which has Tor its 90, e.. ~ waole
or in part. the advising. advocating
teaching. or iustifyng OF any Get
act Of sedltion as heroinbefore defin-
cd. shall y, deemed guilty OF pre-
muting n,diion. and. upon cnnvic-
iinn thereof. shall De pnnians | by
a fine OF not exceeding SO coo. az
by imprisonment OF not exceeding
ten years. or by both such fine and
imprisonment, in the discretion Of
Tho court.
Sec. 3--Allcns TO be Daported--
Any alien VINO shall be convicted
under any OF the provisions OF this
act shall. NJ the expiration OF he
sentence. be- taken into custody
under tho warrant OF the Secretary
OF Labor and derortod IN the man
ner provided b. the immigration
laws OF the United States then Z.
force, and said alien shall forever
thereafter be debarred from agar
, entering the United States or any
Territory or possession thereof
sec. characterization and
subsequent Deportation--The cor
vittion under any OF the provision
OF this oct OF Cny na'uralized clti
zen shall be deemed sufficient a.
authorize the cancellation Of his OF
her certificate CT naturalization ~
the manner provided by section L.
~ the Naturalization sc, OF Jun,
20. 1906. II shall be the duty Of
the United States attorney In the
district where said naiurailzel eli
zen Is held In custody or resides 10
institute aud conduct such pro.
ceedings Immediately upon the On
uy Of final judgment OF conviction
Upon the cancellation OF the certiil-
cate OF naturalization the alien
lshall become subject To the provls.
ions OF section 3 OF this Act.
/ Sec. THE Department az
Justice shall furnish the Secrctar
of Labor such data as will enable
him at the proper time to effect
the deportation Of those made sub
pect thereto by the provisions o.
this act"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-04
Amusements
scarlet Days" l. Historical Tale Of
California In the lirct
uaite DAYS.


II was an hisio. .,al masterpiece as
we'll as a thrilling motion picture
that David Wark Griffith sci about
creating. whom he produced Scarlet
Days." his new production which 10
coming to the Mission Monday and
Tuesday. lie aimed To tell the glow
iHg story OF the old California OF the
,uys OF 40 portraying on the screen
what Bret Hartc has so entertaining
~ told in fiction. with tins end IN
view. hr. Griffith journeyod with
his company 10 old Tuolumne, n de-
serted mining town which In its
nulmy days was two miles OF miners
linis saloons and dance halls. Amid
the ruins the eminent producer rc-
created the old village and the char
actsrs In Scarlet Days" are the
rod -bloodcd felix who used ~ live
there In the days OF the gold rush.
ROSY Nell. n dance hall woman.
and Alvarez. the mild.mannered.
dashing bandit. NJ once the terror OF
tn. sheriffs aud the best friend OF
the poor. are the central figures. both
Authentic personagea OF California
history. ard y thrilling story is said
10 have been woven about them.
i,ichard Darthclmoss. the brilliant
young actor. Is the desperate and q
Thoroughly competent cast intcrprcts
the other roles. II u Paramount.
Aircraft picture.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-04
SAM B. M0TLOW
MADE TEMPORARY
CITY MANAGER
FORMER COUNTY CLERK Will
SERVE FOR PRESENT
MONTH

sam u. MOtlow. who served %
county clerk OF Potter COUNTY iron,
1912 90 1918, was appointed ,empor
ary city manager az a recessed meet.
ing OF the City Commission ycsler
da! morning. MIR Motlow assum7i
his duties yesterday aud began fam
iliarizing himself with the work. fif
appointment holds good for N.
month 81 January only. According L.
The commissioners. and other an
rangements must be made i IA b. o.
continuo-an office after this month
The vote was unanimous "a ttc ~.
lection of Mr.. Moilow.
Mr.. Motlow Is well known 20 ANN
lilo resldents lie has boon a rosi
lent Of Amarillo for - yaars ana
enjoys q vide acquaintance anc
knowledge az city affairs which We
riends believe will assist MIN ma
or.ally In a.s now work. The rusil
4 tax collections during the month
= one OF the reasons for the appOlLl
.rent OF a city manager now.
Bills fer the month OF December
vill be acted upon az the meeting o.
he commission tuesday. The com
nlssicncrs Yesterday asked lhs press
@ call the pushes notice 20 It's ~
'ention 20 pay the recent bills n
promptly ss possible.
Complaints have been made thdl
wages OF the city employees arc no.
nado as quickly as they should D.
md the commission probably here
aiter at It's last regular meeting Ia
he month viii adjourn for a recess
meeting the first or second OF tn
ecxt month and IAss vote tho month
y rayrolls without leay.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-04

The Amarillo Rotary Club has
been asked 10 engage IN the right
against the Red menace in America.
a letter has been received from
Martin l.. Dayey. member OF con-
gress from the iith district In
Ohio, requesting the local clubs
active support OF the Davey sedi-
iioa Bill.
One reason for this request Is
because the secretary OF the Inter-
national Association of Rotary
Clubs has declared that the Davey
Bill attempts TO put into effective
operation principle which the
Rotary clubs heartily favor. Con-
gresham Davey has sent copies OF
his bill to all the Rotary clubs In
the United states and TO more than
iD'VoO newspapers In the nation.
Need For Law Felt
The Amarillo Rotary club is urg-
cd TO pass a resolution endorsing
the bill and urging upon Congress
ITS Immediate enactment. One rea-
son for the bill Is that tae United
States Department OF Justice has
found that there Is no existing law
to meet the emergency. Although
Congress attention was called to the
matter last June. nothing definite
has been done because of the pres
SURE OF other affairs.
Copy OF Bill
The bill as offered by Mr.. Davey
follows:
"a Bill defining seditlon, the
promoting thrrecf. providing pun
ishment therefor. and for other pur-
poses.
BE II enacted by the Senate and
House OF Representatives OF tho
United States OF America In Con-
gress assembled,
observation-disclosures with the
intent to levy war against the Unit.
ed States. or 10 cause the change.
overthrow. or destruction OF the
government or OF any OF the laws
or authority thereof. or 10 cause
the overthrow or destruction OF all
forms OF law or. organized govern
ment. or 10 oppose. prevent. him
u"i' VI ueiay tue execution OF any
law OF the United States, or the
free performance By the United
States Government or any one Of It's
officers. agents. or employees OF its
or his public duty, commits. or at
tempts or attempts or threatens to
commit. any act OF forre against
any person or any property. or any
act OF terrorism. hate. revenge. or
injury against the person or prop
eriy OF any officer. agent. or en-
nloye of the United States. shall he
deemed guilty OF sedition. and. up
ON conviction thereof. shall be pun
ished by n fine not exceeding Si0.-
GOO. or by imprisonment for per-
Tod not exceeding twenty years. or
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-04
REV Cl0UsE ACCEPTS
CALL OF HOUSTON CHURCH

Rev. J. n. Cloase. pastor Of the
Second Baptist Church. who has had
under consideration call as nauc~
OF the Houston Heights chur, T..
Houston. has definitely da,idcd 20
leave Amarillo and 10 take the neW
position. Which Il IL understood IS .
most desirable one. Rev. Clousr plar
to leave for Houston On january l..
although Mrs Clourc and the rhiid-
rem probably viii not go until early
In the spring.
Rev. Clousc has mad a splendid
success with the second chu.ch 10
Amarillo aud u IL said It, ariaaai :
regret very mu-h The leaving % lhcir
pastor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-04
gas0NIc OFFICERS
FOR YEAR ELECTED

Officers were elected and install
"A at the regular meeting OF ANA
rillo Commandery No. iS. on FRI
day night. ]. n. riggs will be
eminent commander during TIC
ear. other officers are:
u. q. Hume. Generalissimo.
Guy e. Saunder. Captain Generai.
Frank a. winkler, Senior War.
len.
David W. Britain. Junior War.
den.
Rev. 4. c. Seaman. Prelate.
sam j. Brown. Recorder.
Harry N. Britt. Warder.
Il. l.. Rogers. Standard Bearer
Tom Campbell. Sentinel.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-04

What A. ]. Sedwich. editor of
the III Dorado. (Kas.) Republican
.ninks OF the York A King show
that starts an unlimited engagement
4 the Deandi theatre Monday.
Lear ham: You know about that
ludch | gave you few days ago
AZ to taking a peek at the Mack
emmett Bathing Girls at the Bel
mont, and how you thanked me fus
Julung 20 wise TO something real
rood.
Well. old scout. here's another
lundred-to-one shot that YOU don't
want to overlook. Whatever else
soa do--no matter whether you have
0 work overtime TO get your edi-
oTials and figure out the dope for
The LISTENING Post'--just save
inety minutes OF your time and en-
oy so Long Mary" which In be-
Ond a doubt the most honost-to-
.oJdness show that has struck FL
Jorado' since they found oil out In
,-li-ii between here and Towanda.
Since Chick York and Rose King
nd all the other members OF the
icauiy Parade began entertaining
fCple al the Belmont n week agO
~ Monday morning they've actually
Introduced successfully better bills
nan those preceding for nc less than
tx times. and this $50 Long Mary"
apps the climax OF all that has gone
before. It's production that not
,nly abounds with comedy that will
make YOU forget all your troubles.
but introduces a lot OF pathos that
win warm the innermost cookies Of
yor heart, and then there are solos.
duets, quartettes and choruses that
quicken the pulse immensely. I've
tried 10 tell Anew times how really
clever Chick York and lis charm
inr wife are. during the past few
weeks. but words fail to describe
their inherent worth as people OF
real class.
Thsn there's Stanley Nickerson,
In the role Of an English butler:
Elizabeth Morrill,. who. as swell
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-04

Planned from coast 20 coast be-
cause he didn't scrap when the
lrrin WAS m ia hoirhI Inrk
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-04

Daily News want .,> phs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-04
LISEhS HOME FROM
VISIT TO FACTORY

T. 5. l.ikens OF the Overland.
Texas Company has just returned
from Kansas City. where he vlsite,
the district factory OF the Overland
Company lie says that he has mad,
an arrangement with the district
factory by which he believes he will
boa. o. 10 get deliveries on n numbei
OF Overland Little Four cars to sup
ply his trade aud that he will be- abb
To make immediate deliveries on
cars 20 purchasers In the future.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-04

society dame makes 'em all sit up
and take notice; Jack Strong. that
III Dorado boy: Harry smith. Lillian
stanley, an doing their biz nobly. and
b. all cids don't forget the winsome
members of the chorus. Ted STOW
er's wife and the little Powers sis
ters and the others whom have
not had the good fortune TO meet.
SO Long. Ham,
Yours.
SEDG.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-04
LIBERTY CAFE SOLD TO
ENGhAN BROTHERS

The management of the Lihcri,
Cal, has been taken over by Geory,
and I'd Engmsn. Possession OF tht
csts rasg1d into the heads OF ia ace
uvncrr last week. rcth men former
b scrc In buainess n Amarillo an
arc known To large number OF per
sons. Further improvements witt h.
made in the cafe. according TO these
gentlemen.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-04

~s-AT " yun m srrvous. de
N spcnocai. weak. run
tASAN down through excess a,
other causes. W. want :" mail ,s'si
oar book which tells about SEXTON
Iorr. = restorative rcmcdy that VIII
eos, yeu nahiug n yaa Hrc mt curr.'
a. benefited. E,vr, msn needing a
soulc 10 oscrcone personal weakness
&c. should ret this FREE nook n
oucc. CUMBERLAND CHEMICAL
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-04
Assignment OF Oil icnsc

W. ". l'lenlkcn to ]. ". bishop.
Trs. y. 10. II. L., OF NV IA OF
section "a. block oils u. & 7. Con-
sideration $500.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-04

81 NTIHfialeI ~
NEW YORK. Jan The cotton
market showed continued strength
today with prices making new high
yround for the movement on FUR
thcr broadening Of commission
h&usc interest and renewed trade
b3yine.
The Washington times., 1920-08-03

ISIS MARGARET WILSON. who
MI has been with the President
lV1 and Mrs. Wilson at the White
House for several days. has returned
10 New York. President and Mrs.
Wilson took long ride yesterday
afternoon motoring far into the
country.
The Attorney General. A. Mitchell
Palmer, who returned to Washington
Yesterday after a holiday spent with
Mrs. Palmer at StroudsburE. Pa mas
taken an apartment at the ShorehAm
since his home in II street is closed
for the summer,
DANIELS HOME FROM WEST.
The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
Daniels returned last evening from
IN. West, where the Secretary has
been since the San Francisco conven-
,ion. Mrs. Daniels Joined him at the
Yellowstone Park, and they stopped
AT the Great Lakes Naval Training
station. Worth Daniels and Frank
Daniels. sons of the Secretary and
Mrs. Daniels, came to Washington TO
meet them.
Roland 8. Morris, American ambas-
sador TO Japan. has returned from
Asheville, N. c.. where he spent the
last Weekend. He is acting as as
sistant to the Secretary OF State In
handling Japanese questions now be-
fore the department.
Franklin d. Roosevelt, Assistant
Secretary of the Navy, and Demo
cratic nominee for the Vice Presi-
dency. has returned to Washington
after spending a week with his fam
iIy at their summer home. Campobel-
Ia Island, Canada Mrs. Roosevelt ac-
The Washington times., 1920-08-03

also have a part in the play. She
Wa. presented 10 society last winter
and shortly afterward made her Do
but on the stage.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. r. J. cowte
ana their daughter. Mrs. Ledbetter
wife of Commander Ledbetter, have
returned from months outing at
Lake Ssranac, N. Y, and are at ths
Rochambeau Apartments.
MISS SQUIRE IN CANADA.
Miss Anne Squire has gone TO Co
burg, Canada, to remain the rest OF
the summer.
Commander and Mrs. George Martin
Baum viii leave tomorrow on an e1-
tended motor trip.
Mrs. Irwin Laughiin entertained at
dinner last evening at the Orchards
Newport, where she is spending the
summer.
Col. Harry Craig Williams Will
leave Washington this evening foi
Massachusetts, TO join Mrs Williams
and they will spend a month In New
England before going to Fort Leaven-
worth. Kan. for station.
Mrs. Stephen II. y. Pell has gone
from her home at Fort Ticonderoga
N. Y, to Southampton. l.. l., 10 stay
with her mother. Mrs. Robert NJ
Thompson. Mrs. 8. Ossod Pell Is with
her.
TO SAIL FOR EUROPE.
Mrs. Fred Britten. wife OF the
(tnn (NhiraUn and Mrs
Frederick McKenney are at the Ritz
In New York for a few days. They
will sail tomorrow on the Olympic
for Europe, and will meet Miss Vir.
ginia McKenney at Aix-les- Ba ines
where she has been visiting. They
will then take a motor trip for two
months on the continent and in Eng
land.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Frank T. Hines,
who have been in New York for q
short stay. will return today.
Mrs. r. st. John Greble and Miss
Mildred Greble have closed their
house on Jefferson place, and gone TO
New York. After a few days there
Lake George.
Colonel and Mrs. w. II. Noble and
Miss Wanda Noble, of Washington.
are In warrenton for August They
were at first the guests of Mrs. Jos
II. Dorst on the Springs Road. later
moving to the Warren Green Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Smith are making
trip through the Far West. They
will visit California, the former homo
OF Mrs. Smith. Last week they spent
in Arizona
Mrs. John Newton Culbertson. pres
iHent OF the Woman's Interdenomina-
tional Missionary Union and the
v -sn.ng,on Auxiliary Mission to
The Washington times., 1920-08-03
HAPPEN NINGS IN SOCIETY
New York-What the Diplomats Are Oong-A
Resorts

Lepers. left town today for Northneld.
Mass. where she will speak tomorrow.
Later Mrs. culbertson will be the
guest OF her cousin. Mrs. Eugene
Prayer. OF 323 West l04th street. New
York. for a week.
Mr.. ana hrs. Richard II. Harlow
have gone 20 Harrasansett Pier 20
visit Mrs. Ernest wilkinson. who has
with her Mr.. and Mrs. Harlow's
daughter. Ars- Theodore n. Wilkin-
son.
Miss Evelina Gleaves. daughter OF
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Albert
Gleaves. has arrived at jamestown.
X. L., joining her mother. Miss
Gleaves has just returned from chIna.
where she visited her father. who lie
commander OF the Asistic fleet.
The Washington times., 1920-08-03
MIR. DULLES ENGAGEMENT.

| r., D.
New York and Brocklebank, Conn.
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Martha Clover TODD. TO
Allen w. Dulles, of the American dip
. lomatic service. Mr.. Dulles is the
: son OF the Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Allen NJ.
, pul'~,, Of Auburn. y. Y, a grandson
OF Mrs. John w Foster. OF Washing
ton. and a nephew OF Mrs. Robert
/ Lansing.
Mr.. Dulles. after being graduated
from Princeton with the class OF Ii
| and spending a year in educational
| work in India, entered the American
! diplomatic service. and was Stationed
at Vienna at the time OF the entry OF
. the United SIa.os lnto the var. Later
he was a member OF the American
mission to negotiate peace. Last May
he returned from diplomatic duty at
Berlin. and has been promoted recent
| " to the rank of first secretary OF
| embassy. He is a grandson OF the
late Rev. DR.. John Welsh Dulles, OF
Philadelphia, and OF the late John w.
Foster, Secretary of State in the Cabi-
net OF President Benjs min Harrison;
a grandnephew of the late John
Welsh. OF Philadelphia, minister to
England in the Administration OF
| President Hays.
|
Of John Foster Dulles. who was a
member OF the committee on repara-
tions at the peace conference, and Is
now a practicing lawyer in New York.
Prof. and Mrs. Todd and Miss Glover
| Todd are now visiting Mrs. Todd s
mother. Mrs. John S. Gilman. Of Wood
lands. Baltimore, at Selden Cottage.
Bass Rock, Mass.
Miss Todd attended the school for
girls at Pennington and is member
of the Junior League. She and her
sister, Miss Lisa Todd, were engaged
in overseas war work. They returned
to this country about a year ago. The
bride-to-be is a granddaughter Of the
late Rev. r X. TodI founder Of the
Todd Seminary, and OF the late John
s. Gilman, president OF the Second Ma
tional Bank OF Baltimore.
Miss Frances Hampson, daughter
of Mrs Joseph Hampson, will leave
Washington early next week for Hot
Springs. Va Mrs Frederick r.
Chaplin will chaperone Miss Hampson
until the arrival of her mother who
will Join her at the Homestead later
Mrs. Hampson will go first to New
York TO bid farewell to Comdr. and
Mrs. Frank r. Freyer when they sail
for Peru this month.
Lieut.. Samuel Henry Dickson. Q.
s. ~, is In Washington for short
visit and is staying at the Army and
Navy Club. He motored down from
New York. where he Is on duty. with
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Hatton to at
tend the first presentation OF their
new play "Checkerboard" at the
Belasco Theater last night.
Mrs. r. Golden Donaldson and her
daughter, Miss Ruth Donaldson, will
go to Hot Springs, Va, next week for
visit.
Miss Theresa Crosson, youngest
daughter OF DR.. and Mrs. IL. J. Cros-
son. and niece of the late James q.
Blaine. will make her debut with
the Shubert-Garrick Players next
Sunday night, when she will have an
interesting part In the play. THE
Misleading Lady"
Miss Margaret Blaine Crosson will