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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-11
Deb Decides to Think of Jim Here
after ms IL He Were Dead

AIMS good fortune seemed to
girls sat without speaking for al.
most half an hour. Occasionally
Deb would walk from window to
window of my room as If she were
studying the weather. Once she
spoke as il asking me to be very
patient with her mood:
I've made my decision, you know
that. Jane. / can't cheat-or let
Jim cheat in love. But l can't see
my way-alone. Without him, I'm
going to be alone forever!"
According to all the rules of con-
ventional life, and of the drama as
well. Deb's reaction TO my startling
revelation should have been instan-
taneous. She should have torn Jim's
image from her heart with many a
sigh and shudder; but it appeared
that in actual life a girl acts quite
differently. Deborah couldn't con-
cede Ann all of her rights at oncei
Deborah Burns was a most high
ly organized woman, and very hui
man, tempted almost beyond her
strength, and obsessed by the mod
ern theories about emotions and the
dangers of inhibiting some of them.
1t seemed to me hat she was going
to weigh and balance her troubles
forever, when she suddenly came
over to my chair and pressed her
pretty curis against my cheek. When
I felt her hot tears on my face, 1
knew that her alarming nervous
tension was at an end, that at last
she had found the way she sought.
please don't consider me odd, or
freaky," she whispered. MY plan
sounds strange. but / believe it is
the only one for me. I'm going to
think of him always. hereafter, as
IL he were dead" She repeated her
last words very softly. very solemn
ly: "As II he were dead,"
How can you do that" gasp
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-11
PERSONAL

The Misses Bertha Frankel and
Rose Dublin, of Division street, spent
the week end with friends in Phila-
delphia-
Mrs. William Walters, of Water
street, has returned from Auburn,
N. Y. where she has been attending
the New York branch of the Wom-
ems Foreign Missionary Society.
Mrs. Jane Overington, of Smith
street. is visiting her daughter in
Montclair for a few days.
Miss Elsie Jacobsen. of Kearny
avenue, spent Sunday in Newark.
Mrs. William Plass, of Park ave-
nue., spent the week end in Railway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Bloodgood,
Of Market street. were the week end
guests of friends in Runyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Larsen, of Elm
street, Mr.. and Mrs. liver Larsen, of
Smith street, spent Sunday with Mrs.
Robert Smith. of Elm street.
Miss Louise Petersen, of Smith
street, has resumed her work ! in
Newark after being confined to her
home with la grippe for the past two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Miller, of East
avenue, are the parents of a baby
ooy born Friday morning. Mrs. Mil
Ter was formerly Miss Walmitta
Smith.
Miss Emma Meshrow, of Gordon
street, is spending a week with
friends in Jersey City.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Thompson,
Of Gordon street, spent the week
end in Summit.
Miss Helen NJ. Grannis, of John
stone street, spent the weekend i
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlson, of South
Amboy, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. liver Larsen, OF Smith street.
Raymond Smith has returned
from a two months trip in South
America and is visiting his sister,
Mrs. G. c. Mullen, Of New Bruins
wick ven
Miss Olga Fonskov of Amboy ave
nue., Miss Pearl Helgesen of Brook
Ign, Thorvald Fonskov of Amboy
avenue, and Harold Runyon of JEFF
ferson street attended the lambda
Sigma Sigma dance at the Hotel Nc
Alpin in New York Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs. William IL. Buckley.
of Commerce street, spent Thursday
at Mauch Chunk and Glen Onoko.
Miss Catherine Kelly, of Lewis
street, and Miss Marjorie DeRusha,
of Park avenue, have returned after
spending two weeks with the lat
ter's sister, Mrs. Robert McCahey,
of Niagara Falls. During their stay
they also visited Canada and Buffa-
10.
Miss Anna Metzendorf and Miss
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-11
Honor the KreieIsheimers

Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Kreielsheimer
were pleasantly surprised at their
home in State street last night with
a party given in honor of their
thirty-hfth wedding anniversary
which they are celebrating today. A
very pleasant evening was spent and
supper was served at a late hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Kreielsheimer re-
ceived some very pretty gifts.
Charles Safran. Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Kaufman and Sidney Kaufman OF
South Amboy, Mr.. and Mrs. Justin
Bauer of Brooklyn. Mr.. and Mrs
Leo Goldberger, Mrs. Lena Kreiels-
heimer, Miss Theresa Kreielsheimcr,
Irving Kreielsheimer. Mrs. Emma
Garten, Mr.. and Mrs. E.. X. Roos and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-11
Eve Dance.

The committee have completed
plans for the Columbus Eve lance
to be held tonight by the Rosary
Society in st. Mary's hall in Center
street as the regular weekly benefit
of the society. a good orchestra has
been secured to furnish the music and
card tables arranged for those who
do not care to dance. The usual
prizes in cards will be awarded. the
committee in charge are; Mrs. Hugh
Reilly. chairman: Mrs. John Beatty,
Senior. Mrs. John Donehue. Mrs.
| John Pavese and Mrs. Anne Smith.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-11
Community House Rcnor,

Mrs. Edith NJ. Cruise, secretary
of the Community House Associa-
tfon, has submitted the following
report of work accomplished during
the month of September: Twenty
three women's and girls club meet
ings were held, 136 calls made, fifty
eight classes instructed and the us
ual baby clinics held. DNring the
month a party was given for the
Italians in the Community House.
The S~lovakian Mothers Club are
sewing for the Red Gross, making
baby outfits to be sent overseas. A
class in English has been opened at
school No. . to be held every Thurs
day afternoon for mothers who can
not attend the night schools. Other
classes in English have also been
opened in the Community House.
The midwives had their monthly
meeting and made plans for future
meetings with Miss Alva Myers, the
supervisor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-11

Thomas Melghan in the role of
William Peyton, the sculptor. is most
sympathetic. and little Peaches
jackson. May Giracci and Lila Lee,
each play the role of Claudia, Pey-
tons ward, at various stages. All
are winsome and add their respec-
tive mites towards making the pho
toplay a highly pleasing DeMille
production.
Daring Danger" is a railroad
drama of the old school. Every one
who even went to pictures remem-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-11
Shower rcr. Miss Wjttnebert.

A miscellaneous surprise shower
was rendered Miss Edna Wittnebert,
of Metuchen. by Miss Lola Compton
at her home in Water street, Satur-
day afternoon. The shower was given
i'm honor of Miss Wittnebert's APP
preaching marriage to John Lester
Deitche, of Summit. N. j.. The table
decorations were pink and roses of
the same color were the favors. The
gifts were daintily wrapped and
tied in pink to carry out the color
scheme and the effect was very
pretty. Those present were: Miss
Edna Wittnebert. Mrs. William ID.
Maxwell, Mrs. John II. Haviland,
Mrs. Lawson Ramsay. Mrs. James l..
Compton and Miss Lola Compton of
this city. and Mrs. Guy Cheney of
MataWan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-11
Benefit FOR so. AMBOY
HOSPITAL 0 26

BY special Correspondent.
SOUTH AMBOY., Oct. II. - A.
musical and literary treat" is in
store for the pleasure seeking public
of South Amboy. The woman's
auxiliary of the South Amboy
hospital has arranged for an enter
tainment to be given In the high
school auditorium on October 26.
Miss Marion Wilson, a dramatic
reader OF some repute. will be the
principal entertainer. Miss Wilson
is we'll known to a number of local
people. She is an artist of ARE
ability and the local organization Is
indeed fortunate in securing a lady
Of her talent to give a performance
in this city.
In addition to this there will be
some numbers by local people of
proven ability. The auxiliary are
doing a good work for the hospital
and deserve the support of the entire
community.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-11

The prince Chap" is only one of
the big attractions offered at the
Crescent theatre for today. tomor-
row and Wednesday, included in the
program is also Daring Danger"
with Helen Gibson and the latest
Hank Mann comedy.
The Prince Chap" featuring
Thomas Meighan, is II of the best
pictures to be shown in this city in
some time. The photoplay is taken
from the famous stage play by the
same name, by Edward Pedle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-11
Club Enjoys Trip to New York.

A number of the members OF tht
Raritan Social club went to New
York. Saturday afternoon, and after
a sight seeing trip through China
town and dinner. attended the per
formance at the Hippodrome. The
party included the Misses Mabel Pet.
ersen, Augusta Glochau, Anna Kai.
sen, Christina Sindet, Helen Han
son, Mabel Olsen, Mary Sindet, EN-
ma Wedel. Ellen Dagger, Mamie
Thompson. Elizabeth Frikker, Mar
garet Hanson. Alice Moe: Messrs
Garrett Poulsen. Peter Olsen, lie,
roy Stratton, Christian Ostergaard
Charles loft, George Ryder, Edward
Hanson, Harold Miller, Lawrence
~Sorenson, Christian Vivorg, Alfred
and Andrew Andersen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-11
Cafds at the Yacht Club.

The regular weekly card party of
the Raritan Yacht Club Auxiliary
was held Friday afternoon in the
club rooms in Water street. Mrs.
Fred Fox won the prize in five hun
dred and Miss Florence Sofield the
prize in bridge. Miss Helen Hanson
was the hostess OF the afternoon as
sisted by Mrs. Charles Barnekov,
Mrs. Charles Seguine and Mrs. Vir-
gil Shull.
The auxiliary planned TO have a
larger party on Friday of next week
and each member may bring a guest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-11

bers the stirring old railroad drama.
many of them by the way were
taken on the Raritan River rail-
road at South Amboy, which used to
be the features on the program.
Well. this is just that sort of . pic.
ture. it will make you grip your seat
and hold your breath as the cars go
wildly around the curves and rush
along the rails. This is a brand new
production and the last word in rail-
road pictures. The program also
includes Hank Mann's latest comedy
Don't miss this program, it's great.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-11
Club Dance Pleasing Event

An unusually pleasant time was
had by all those who attended the
regular weekly dance given by the
Raritan Yacht Club in their club
rooms in Water street Friday night.
A great many members were there
to enjoy the dancing. These dances
VIII be held oil Friday nights in the
future as the committee feel that
than ON Saturday rights. at which
time the dances were held hereto
fore
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-11
RummaQe Sale Starts.

Today is the first day of the rum
mage sale which the Ladies' Auxil-
larry of the Home for the Aged will
hold all this week at 221 Smith
street. The committee are working
hard to make the sale a success.
Anyone having any articles of old
clothing for the sale will please send
II to the above address or notify Mrs.
Adrian Johnson, of First street,
who will see that they are called for.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-11

Mrs. May c. Berley Of 1S49 list
Ave. New York City is a firm be-
lever in Father Johns Medicine.
She says II have been giving my
three children Father Johns Medi-
cine for the past six months and it
has been successful. Since taking it
they have gained in strength and
health. Baby Francis whose picture
is shown, is the youngest of the three
children" (Signed) Mrs. May c.
Berley.
As a body builder Father Johns
Medicine has proven its value to
millions of mothers who know that
it is pure and wholesome nourish-
ment that strengthens and builds up.
It is a safe family medicine because
it is guaranteed free from alcohol or
dangerous drugs in any form.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-11

Party FOR James N. Kennedy. Or.
Mrs. L. N. Kennedy, of Madison
avenue. gave a theatre party Satur-
day to celebrate the twelfth birth
day of her nephew, James N. Ken
nedy, Jr. The party ATTENDED the
afternoon performance of the Hip
podrome. The guests were the
Misses Mary, Esther and Rita Hig-
gins. James. Edward und Frank
Kennedy of this city; Miss Kate
White, of Newark: Miss Ethel Kill
lion. of New York; and the Misses
Maize and Alice Kennedy, of Belle
Vile, N. J..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-11
First Aid Class Tonight.

The first aid class. which is being
instructed by Mrs. Mabel Fales every
Monday night In the community
house. will be held tonight. Seven
teen girls attended the class last
week and a good many more are ex-
pected to attend tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-11

daughter Annette. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Kreielsheimer and Max Krei-
elsheimer. of this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-11
ID. of Mppts Tnufpbf

ID. of I. Meets Tonight.
Thu Daughters of Isabella will
hold their regular meeting at s
O'Clock tonight in the Knights of CO.
lumbus rooms.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-11
The Book ofDebordh
BY JANE LORIsiER

| ed.
Il will never think of him at all
il / can avoid IL. / will never per-
nit myself { o wonder where he is,
nor with whom he is, nor of what
he may be doing. 1 will never dream
of his future, never dwell on the
chance or the hope of meeting him.
I will think of him always as if he
had died-there in the hospital
holding my hand. I cannot wrong
Ann so-nor him."
/ kissed Deb. 1 couldn't express
my feeling about her in my w
words. but l recalled a grand CLEAN
ing from a forgotten author:
Morality is not mediocrity. 1t is
superiority. 1t does hot mean being
like most people, but being better,
stronger, more capable than most
people"
You're a DEAR" 1 whispered.
You're simply wonderful"
"Wonderful-to refuse to cheat a
child-as well as a wife? Wonder
ful-not to be d~espicable 2" Deb
tried to smile as she spoke. Non
sense! Any decent girl would do
the same thing."
MY dear Deb! Don't you realize
that in today's struggle between the
old and the new, Take all you can
get has become a popular rule in
love as well as in business? Why,
some girls who consider themselves
respectable, take love without car
ing where they trespass!"
"Only ignorant. selfish girls seize
such vagrant chances" Deb protest
ed.
You're wrong, dear. Tempera-
mental clever persons frequently
stand by the rights and the rites of
love for its own sake" l replied.
But you're the real thing. Deb
deari"
mo better than any woman ought
to be- No better than the ignorant
and the selfish, and the genius can
be! It's all a matter of Wilt"
ITO be c~ontinued)
Mitzie Kemeny. of High street, were
the guests of Miss Sylvia Strauss, of
Brooklyn, Sunday.
Miss Agnes Donovan, of Kearny
avenue, spent Saturday in New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Kennedy, of
Madison avenue. spent Sunday in
Jersey City.
Mrs. James L. Compton, of Water
street, entertained Mrs. Parsons, of
Matawan, Sunday.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-31
SCOUTS THEORY OF
ANCIENT CONTINENT

HONOLULU, r. H., AUG. rs. (By
Mail) theories Of the existence OF
q prehistoric continent In the Pacific
and the connection OF the Hawaiian
and other P~olynesian islands with
some mainland ages ago, ere scout
cd ~ untenable by r, c. Andrews.
chief OF the geological survey Of New
South Wales. Australia. In an address
before the Pan-Pacific Scientific con-
gress which met here early this
month.
Geological evidence Is directly op.
posed to the idea that Hawaii. Tahiti,
Samoa. Tonga and other islands ever
bad direct land connection An
drews said. These islands appear
to be small land masses, which o o.
from the ocean depths along great
zones OF weakness. The Hawaiian
group never was much larger than Il
Is today.
Mr.. Andrews views. while sup
ported by many Of the scientists At
tending the congress. were opposed
to those of another school ut the SEES
sion. one Of the leaders OF which.
Professor william A. Bryan OF the
University OF Hawaii. declared In an
address that he believed 4 continent
existed In the Pacific years ago.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-31
BIRTHS REPORTED

Doctor A. A. soule announces the
birth Of q ION pound baby boy to
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Combs. this morn
ing.
DR.. Wright reports this birth OF .
SON to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ham,
aker Thursday. at their home In Ma.
lin. and q baby girl to Mr.. tnd Mrs.
l.. 'Pinnelli. Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Pinnelli live at Pelican Bay.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-31
SHASTA Z NOTES

Henry voss and wife visited at Ben
Daniels home Thursday last.
II. Z. Wilson has moved his family
from their homestead to the alfalfa
ranch for . few weeks. Mrs. Wilson
will entertain the Helping Hand
ladies' at this place September 8.
o. Z. Hunt and wife were county
seat visitors T~hursday.
Mrs. c. r. Stone went to klamath
Saturday morning.
Several Of the campers have re-
turned and report . fine time and
plAnty Of berries.
Misses Mary and Ada Hunt started
Tuesday morning for Upland. Cal,
where they will attend Beuiah col
esge the coming year. These young
ladies will be greatly missed In nis
community but their many friends
wish them abundant suecess
Work 10 being rushed on the new
highway Which makes the present
road between Merriil and Mslin
Gather uncertain but hopes OF . per-
manent. fine road keeps the traveller
from complaining too mscA.
r. w. McManus and family Of
Klamath Falls were callers 1t J. L.
Bailey's Sunday.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-31
TOYS FROM TIN CANS
JAPANESE SPECIALLY

SAN FRANCISCO. Aus. 81
Christmas toys received here from
Japan are said to include novelties
made from tin cans which have
crossed the Pacific ocean four times.
The cans. originally used in shipping
case oil to China. were refilled there
with soy bean and other vegetable
oils and reshipped to the United
States. When emptied again here,
Il 10 said. they were purchased by
japanese and sent back across the
Pacific to japan where they =
made into toys for American chill
dNn.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-31
HOUSE
CLEANSES RECORD

NASHVILLE. Aug. 3l.--The Tsn-
nessee house voted. ~ TO 81. today
to exunge from the house Journal al
proceedings Of August 30 with refer
,ence to action on the suffrage rati-
fication resolution. with the excsp-
,tion Of the rol lcall OF that date. Tho
point Of order was raised by Speaker
walker that no quorum was present.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-31
DID NOT INJuRE
TULE LAKE GRAIN CROP

Rains last week did M serious
damage to the heavy grain crops In
the Tule Lake district. said Frank
Zumpfe. MalIn rancher. who was In
town today.
Harvesting Of the crops Is under
way. Three combined h%arvesters
and a number Of small bidders are
working. The grain Is turning out
we'll.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-31
DEMOCRATS DESSERT COX

PORTLAND. Aug. 3i.--Ned bald.
win. secretary to Representative N. J..
Sinnott. has visited many counties Of
Oregon recently. Everywhere I co."
said Mr.. Baldwin. ~ meet old-line
who are going TO vote for
Harding and Coolidge"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-31

spai.'is> s'd 70 s01fsafri' a quar-
ter Of q miiiios d bai bessars.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-31

The .sw RrysyA wsshsurn picture.
The six bet Oellan." which Is
At the star rAeatfs tonight. IL up to
the minute b tAsps. II treats hum
orously q Pyoe1n,sies. Tue original
story was ~ Halverthy Hall and
Hugh KahsSe.
Mr.. Ws1hhun has the role Of
Henry csribates, nsnber Of an ex-
ciuvsivs - young married
couples. No. pride is their well
s,oeksl e~tbil4st Hsary runs short
Just % ~ ~ q . big party st
which 10 49, Rsceivins word
from his Mar UFgtaia. . stasseh
Prohibitiosist, ~ several csses Of
liquor .hsv<lbsse etossd In her CELLAR
BY .. srss hslf-srssAsr. nov DE-
REQUESTED 20 destroy them. Hsary
removes ~ Ssseisae STAG to bis svn
house. 'AsseAs ~ apmsst be ais
covers tkea ~ hsttiss Are empty.
10 0ve ~ c1s4Ss the dtanes. he
laasekss' tSes sS1bsy speseh against
Ming Aseslsa.N ~ ftsAibitiea sls-
msnt n ths teuN welcomes him ana
wants 10 rys Mn to- Congress. Bat
word eSIss ~ ths'Asat Of ano.h-
e. stote' % Hsues discovered in her
cellar TAis tiNs che bottles are
full. WtAt y tsNsy 70 do! Become
q social ifght Or % iato polities with
the aatI-Ssoss sipwd. The answer
IL len = 'ths ssdisses.
An cEssllsst supporting cast.
headed By Ieeds Hswiey. appears
In the picture, vhieh is . Paramount
Artcraft dtreeted By Donald Crisp.
Elmer Harris nae tbs s~censrist.
spais' rs ssid 70 honesseri, a quar-
ter Of . "''''e. , ~ ssss,r.-
a ClassoasA "a V1il sall q.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-31

4 cs.ss'ssA a v,ll ..'l u.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-31

The RI. Hon. James w. Lowther.
who II about to retire from the
speskership OF the British House Of
Commons. estimates that he has lis.
tened to $3.50 speeches during his
tenure OF the chair.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-31
INFANTS FUNERAL

The funeral Of Marion Frances
Essll. infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs.. w.
c. Ezsll. who died Monday. wss held
this afternoon at Q O'Clock from the
Whitiock chapel.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-31

On oe1oa oteaReo IN America.
There are but II CRATES In this
eountry-eight with circuses and four
others In the oos Of New York and
Philadelphia. Four Of the ~
raised BY . Belgian named Andrew. In
the employ Of . clrcss. who used TO hs
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-31
MARKET REPORT

PORTLAND. AUG. 3l.--Hogs low
err, prime mixed. 3ls.25 and 9l6.85:
other quotations steady and un-
ehsnssd.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-31
DIVORCE GRANTED

A divorce was granted BY Judge
ID. v. Kuykendali yesterday to Mar
garet Armstrong from v. d. Arm
strong.
Divorce proceedings were started
by George l.. Palmer against Alta
Alturas Palmer.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-31

Twenty years were required to
translate the Bible into one language
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-31

The only food tax imposed in the
Isle of Man b eight cents . pound on
tea. =
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-25
DlPTIsTs WILL RAISE
TWO MILLION DOLLARS
! ACCORDING TO PLANS

fl~ial - The News
DALLAS. sept 3. The Elu'les u
Texas will faisa s. gOoenn Dob ash BE-
for. the annual mtc'lrg q Tie state
C8nveufiru 20 - i.ea 600 November
~. ui Il's O. u..ls tct s." motion
All special called msst.ug &C th" Ban
iis Executive Hoad which rs h.ld
IN thu Inst iIpiis fchurfh " Dallas
las, Wc'sh
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a. effect viii o., ID pat pf the more
Than $4,000 Geo which Wts pledged bi
Texps Baptist. boo fh.. -. r1i.'HN can
paign which VAS recently carr.td go
succ"~s hy SomhrUu kpiis;s Approx
imaicly 8. UO0.upO sut rlhfd lH Tex
~ in this ,siiupligr u1s t.f,Id' 1''n
collected According fu the org.ual
plan of the 81. enn 90" 'aWI. 'El uil,
fifth ~ the amounts sIu~.r0'd was o.
~ paid va each yrsF iur p'siol c.
five years. until tile whole of fh' iuru
was available Tn. present movement
y taken b' TcNas Esp'Isi~ boz order
that they mnN ~ suTr thlI ur" iifth
sc ~" So. uuo 600 pl'sictd WIl De- IN N"
hands of ih" state trsaaHJ'I 'f '1'
close - the convention year.
y plan 90 oiranis. tiDu has t.rr u'I
fecied ir which Texas has lpfu dsil
I'd into SiN districts and placed uri'
the super vision ~ men whose duties
shall d. o. syisul che ogtnitatlus lf
the territories assigned them mi. .,
cry chu,h in The stat. has been reach
ID IN (, Grfucr Z Dallas General
SecrsiHry u 'h. rnpiis' Executive
Board and d. 7 y Neal al~s az p1l
las. Executive S'cs'fsil VIII tlEr d.
tect supervision 81 The campaign
TIL DaF rtrg motto NiI De- kasr
for %. kingdom"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-25
MILLIONS ARE WASTED
ON WORTHLESS CURES

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