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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-07
WHERE SEARCH FOR
OIL IN NEW MEXICO
Prospects In Socorro
County Outlined By
Geological Survey.

In the cndcavor 10 extend the de-
veiovfsent Of our oi%l-producing terri
tory the United States geological sur
vcy. Of the department ~ the IN
terror, II studying areas In several
states which may contain oil or gus
aud which have not yet been tested.
A report by Dean y. Winchester ON
M of ,hcsc areas in New Mexico has
lust beer issued by the geological
survey.
The report contains a coiored map
on a scale OF about half an inch 20
the mil@ which presents q variety OF
geologic and geographic Information,
Including the arcal distribution Of
geologic formations. the locations OF
outcropH Of coal, and data regarding
the rock structure IN an area OF about
coo square miles. The report de-
soribes the rocks exposed in the area.
discusses their geologic Hgc ana corr
relation. and considers the possibility
Of obtaining Oh, aud gas by drilling
In different parts OF the field, After
studying the physical and chemical
features OF the rocks. Including the
carbonaccOus beds, Mr.. Winchester
concludes mat the chances Of getting
81 In the area are good and that ~
oil Is found II will he of high grade
ana will probably be accompanied by
gao. The rocks have been folded into
wei-dcnncd antlclincs and synelincs
ANA IN some places have been fnultcd.
but 10 oil was ever present In h for
nations II probably has not escaped.
4 Good Place To Drill.
one Of the most favorable places
tor testing the region for Oh and gas
uppcsH to be along what b. called the
TOW Springs anticline In section 10
or section 80. township 4 north,
range . west. where fuel for the
boilers NJ the -silling machinery can
10 mined WITHIN sight Of the rig. and
where the sands Of the Miguel for
ma ION CMianCos shulel aud the Da-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-07
What's Doing
Around the State

SILVER CtTN-lt Is reported that
the bed patients at Fort Bayard Will
Dee removed To- Denver this week.
making ne "trip to the army general
hospital there aboard y special hos-
riial train which Will have the right
ui way over al other traffic.
Many Of the duty officers at the
post have already received their or
der GO proceed ci=eW here. \ number
viii proceed tu Denver several to
Washington, ana the others tu va
rpus regular ARMY POSTS throughout
the country.
GALLuI-Sobrrt Hliyashi has or
canned % local Japanese American
SaN1rN association among the Jap
auea" people uf Gallup Tho purpose
90 the association mainly is the cdu-
''u"n 81 the value OF saving aud the
practice uf economy.
fDSN Ell.Th" salary ~ the
CHIEF ui police has been raised from
tll3 tu $50. the SALARY ~ the saint
tIrN policeman form &iia tu $40
AMI the salary ~ the night man from
AN5 to 500 Dhi"f German has been
authorized 10 put on another police.
man who iS iu work from O.. o'clock
noon until a. O'Clock night.
ROSWELL. Roswell haE started
preparations Tor MS Fourth ~ July
81 LIBERATION, and according tu present
plans BASEBALL is To hc Il feature.
MapHgcr fEtrry Thurnc has about
completed arrangements with tho va
iluus teams uf The pcCps valley league
whereby there will be- three DAYS Of
pure joy for b fuus. same. being
chrdul"d Tor saturday. SUNDAY aud
Monday. The assignment uf teams
has not yet been made.
SILVER ClTN-Julus Frank Bis
hN, believed 10 hc the oldest OF Grant
"uuiyS pioneers. and who came here
iu 1897, died last Friday 90 Mimbrcs
Hot springs az the advanced ngc Of
- wears. His death remuvos another
'sp"ctrd uld-tiWcr. WHOSE ranks are
apidly thinning with the passing OF
he wears.
4 MAGDALENA ~. H. Holcnmb.
district supervisor ~ the Loyal order
i M""s" is iu MaEdalrna organizing
Il local lodge, which vii ho the means
{ nm added enterprise Tor the local
NtN as well ts t source ON many en-
'ri1iumrn's uf clean community up
.ITt. O.
las VEGAS Joseph uumund
"cH, tailor was awarded yt1.1u dam
E"e tu thu court NJ Justice e.. ~
itrwari Of Precinct No 20. as the rec
uli ut % suit brought against tho
'u-itl Telegraph company Accord
InE iu the testimony ~ brought out
u Nh" trial Mr. Hillbrand last fail
leaned % repaired an uNrrcnat Tor
D. J VI Cunningham and tool b
Yer To- the Postal office ~ have u
ikcn 10 the Cunningham residence
~ a messenger hoy Several days
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-07
Competitive Drills
Held AT Indian School

The thrills which military drills
With their accompaniment Of band
in-- Hss na-hlsg awordn and
shining guns always nlvea the civil
Ian yearly attract many people to the
commencement week competitive
drills at the T.. =. Indian school.
The first Ut these drills In which
companies y and n Of the boys bat
TALON contested for the company
banner WIS held this afternoon al
sac o'clock on the parade ground.
The large boys went through n drfll
with guns according TO BUTTS man
ual and the little boys gave a dumb
bell drill.
Companies a. u. G and D OF tho
girls battalion Will contest for the
company banner in drills az , O'Clock
this evening. Al y o'clock the annual
defamation contest Will take place.
Two boys n two girls will contest
for a silver loving cip. The Judges
VIII be Mrs A. u. stroup. Pierce
Roday aud r. j. Mahry.
The baccaluureato sermon 10 the
seven graduates Of tie Indian school
WIS delivered yesterday afternoon by
fhc Rev. A. L. bowman. His sub
Jcct was Life Abundant"
The public In Invited to attend all
OF the commencement exercises.
t-onveyances from the Indian school
viii meet all street cars al the Enw
mill after 7 o'clock this evening.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-07
GUIDE
FOR HOMESEEEERS
Colonization OF New
Mexico Is To Be
Promoted.

The first issue Of the Catholic
Homcseckers' Guide" q is-page paper
e%ncourlnr co~1onization m New Mex
ico--'the land Of opportunityr--is on
the press and IL ready for distrlhu-
tion through the catholic churches
In the See Of santa re.
The paper ~ published hy Col
William r.. ONcili with the apnrohh-
ton IND under the personal super
vision OF Ills Grace. Most Reverend
Archbishop Albert r. Dagger. who ex-
tends an official welcome TO Catholics
who may seek homes I'm New Mex
n In Planned 10 make tho puhlica-
ton a weekly one a. the official
Catholic paper OF the Zee % Santa
Re. since the See of W paao and
the See Of Tucson have no Catholic
papers In English. u - desired to pub
issh The Homeseekers Guide" as tho
official paper for this Catholic terri-
tori.
The articles IN the paper set down
concisely and conaervntlveIy the re-
sources aud the opportunities In New
Mexico. A section II devoted TO each
OF the counties recommended ~
suitable for homeacekcra mud 20 the
larger towns. There are articles on
;he Indian, the clid dwellings. aud
the Old mission churches. Lieutenant
Governor BENJAMIN y. Pankey has IN
article on What New Mexico Onors
the Homeseeker."
a personal sketch, accompanied vs.
q photograph OF Archbishop naeger.
written by Col. william p. O'Sciii APP
pears among the contents. Paul A.
=. Walter has also written an article
on The City OF Holy Flath." The
whole paper ~ p~rofuseiy Illustrated
with pictures Of ccneH and prominent
persons Of the state and n enclosed
IN n decorated photograph section.
The Guide was published by the
Central Printing company In Albu-
queraue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-07
State Capitol News
RATE HEARING MAY
Be HELD HERE
Tri-State Complaint on 4
Cent Rate Likely To
Be Heard Soon.
.. .,At, ss.ss..esssar

SANTA FE. JUNE The holding
Of the Interstate cummlH-
sion's hearing ON the tri-state COM
plant, attacking fou cent passenger
fares, at Albuquerque Is urged by "
A. Jones. member u the Arizona
corporation commission
Hugh II. Williams. chairman Of the
New Mexico corporation commission.
first suggested Albuquerque for the
hearing and Mr.. Jones. IN n letter
received by Mr. williams. strongly
approves the suggestion. He said he
had written j. r. Shaughnesay. mem
Der u tho Nevada railway commits
Hiuu. asking his approval also. lie
advised Mr.. Shaughncssy that The
hearing probably would be- held in
the summer and that In view Of that.
Albuquerque would be preferable to
Phoenix for the hearing.
The complaint probably will be
ftlcd before the interstate commerce
commission at Washington IL a few
days. Mr. Williams aud Mr.. Jones,
a. representatives, Of New Mexico
aud Arizona. have already signed the
complaint ana sent u to Mr.. Shaugh-
ness, as representative Of Nevada.
the third state ~ the fight. Tor his
signature. .ir. Shaughncssy rs In
Washington and Il was suggested
ihhls hlA'i NithtillE MS signature
he file the complaint 1T oncc.
The complaint. as las been told
before attacks the four cent fare
charged by the railroads operating
iu the three states On the ground
d a II Is discriminatory. II Is point
I'd out that Colorado. Utah. Mon
iana and Wyoming. an mountainous
states. have u lower fare.
Drop, I~tcfcrVndtm Case
The supreme couiT last saturday
afternoon. on muiiun ~ A. 81. Rene
han dismissed the su-catled refcren-
dun case, brought Ia an attempt to
nut the question u ratification Of
national prohibition before the STATE
az large I'M "a referendum.
New Nur~iig chief
Miss Margaret Upper. of Denver.
Rcd Cross nurse. now is chief Of the
public health nursing division Of the
state health department She sue
r"rdcd Miss MaEdhlcne Ranzhon who
resigned recently on account ~ the
Illness 81 q relative IN the East aud
lcft for The East. Miss Topper spent
purt u her girlhood In New Mexico
when her father was an army officer
az Fort Bayard,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-07

ko,. ..,s.,,.. d, - ,.n,. =,
aenfhs M no, n,or. snsn : see -,
st,h-,.h ~ ha. .r",,ir III
800 ~. -tar,stian. ~,
80 Aaras.n"
verv rromfstng tbes. ssuds 90 A..
tsstca ~ , ,.sn drtlod ~ d.,th
probabiv not excecaine ,,ao fee,
s~ertion , ow,sSg.a arm 80. I
west. - ,ne west side OF tn. Red
t.EFe anticllne aud fauit.
The report, which is entitled 'TGccl.
oey OF AlamOsa Creek valley, Socorru
county, ". NJ" ~ numbered bulletin
Ti6-A ana may be obtained free ON
application to the Director. United
States Geological survey, Washing
ton. -. &.
Eieht ,omnant.s M tc.st 49,. al.
rcsdS soi.,t.J iar-atio,s n, So fv.n
rountv for drifting -arcordtng ~ = a.
worsdeii 81 Aztec
=, !, "a, ,,+,,
=. N"lh.h Wnlcn
~ IN
re- romnanlas a nhandoned ,he
chama MIC n%ritin~ mo r.si,. "a
seicrfed a sifctwn ntcs north 81 ~
Ncs, V.r1c on a Gas rnmnanvs. No
welt san Iuan cnunfv
49,
~. eiseh ev"e .vnlpans w o"9
sun',h IoOontts "'uNe IN uIllins hl
gu 'uHn evu vas ''pan'hk W
wshl ue,p't ~ y ~ =, ! WI Nnei
WnI ~ WI NV p
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-07
Another Shipment OF
Wine Goes Through

\ shipment uf champagne wine ,f
considerable size although th, yAtc,
uumhr 10 uaH'H could mot 10, I-'cr-
tanned passed through Albuquerque
ON train No 90 this muruiug from
Venice. Ctlf Coo Sow NugL city
This is the SECOND shipment 60 go
through within The pass f,W Wrckr.
the first % bclns q ear load under
guard
A. WIS The ci,r with the former
shipment. the ON, todty Nts uudor
government permit which provides
for such shipments for the specific
uses 'sHCIauoutul medicinal and
mechanical uurpu-rs. However.
considerable question exists umuuE
local officer Is lu what purposes
these shipments tr to hc used as
In both cases thrN were billrd Go "a
hotel. The shipment today was Dab
ci'd ~ percent alcohol while the first
one contained hut u fraction more
than % percent
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-07
Girl, 9, Who Saw Her
Mother Shot, Gives
New Version

NEw YORK June WIN the
words uf u child only nine wears old
htari-brukcn yer tho loss uf her
mother SEM Marie Tucci, 90, TO the
electric chair?
The state has demanded that the
beautiful Italian EIIl with the grrHt
-melanchulN gray eyes, pay th, vN-
IRENE penalty Tor killing her sister,
Mrs. Angelina Cont
StorlcS Disagree.
declares she shot her sister In
order tu avoid being forced into "a
life uf shame and To- stNc her nine
your-uld niece from the same fate.
hut Conoertiua, he child, says 9th
crwisc
On March no the accused girl
with little Conccrtinu ciingiuE Go her
hand. walked into th, police station
at Atlantic City aud accused herself
Of the murder.
My sister Angelina told mt / had
10 be q bad women" said she. II
tuld her I wouldn't. She said she
would have Coucsrtina 80 out Ia see
the men then / screamed that she
should not. We began TO light and
the revolver she had war turned
against hsr and the trigger pulled
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-07
Man Dies Suddenly
After An Auto Ride

Carmen zunio. 20 years old, died
suddenly at hts home al live o'clock
yesterday afternoon. He was appar-
enuy IA good health and had spent
the afternoon riding about the city
In an automobile. He ia survived
by his wife and two children.
The family came here about a
month ago from San Antonio. Tex.
where Mr.. Zunio was In the whole
SAFE wall paper business. The body
was taken to Crolett's undertaking
establishment pending funeral ar
ranEcmcnts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-07
ALMOST PERFECT
ONLY ms HEAD COM

IoNDoN-Thc Louvre, iu PARIS.
has purchased Tor 500. 600 q statue of
the god Anon with u figure OF KING
Tout Ankh-Amuu seated hN him "tt
b. % work ut great ant, says t news
paprr here and b. boo almost perfect
preservation, only the hands OF the
god and the head OF the king being
missing
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-07
WEST LEAD AVENUE

J. e, Summers, 5i7 W. Lead Ave. SAYS MY
hack became lame ana sharp pains pierced me.
when I stopped over. Ii was difficult to struighten
az. read Of Doants Kidney PILLS and started 90
use them. noticed some relief when I had nm
ished the first box. 90 1 continued taking them
until cured buan's deserve much praise. Tor they
proved an excellent medicine when ! used them q"
Mr. Summers gave the above statement May
Is, 1917 ami on September 10. 1919. he added;
There b. no doubt about noau's Kidney PMS
being a splendid remedy for kidney trouble.
They greatly '"1chted me some years ago
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-07

d. Meyer Of the nru ~ Meyer and
Meyer left Sundny Ton ~ lRis whvrc
he viii purchase new stock Tor the
local tailoring aud mems furnishings
firm Of which h, n e number. Air
Meyer with his family viii be Boo -.
Louis for aboula month, Nj l., Mcy
&c continuing n charge of the slnre
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-07
ANRE TUCCZ
Child Tells story.

Iiut iittlo Concortina later su!d to
IL detective:
Aunt Marie told mo TO say I did
q love my mother She old me q
tell the policeman that my mothct
wanted us TO be had women. She
placed the pistol against my mothers
head and fired She had 20 lean over
me 20 reach mother. Tor We were
sleeping together
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-07
ANCIENT DEsk MINIS IN sI7o.

LONDON rosewood desk where
David Lang. 'Grotua Priest per
formed marriage ceremonies from
l7ss 60 1927 was sold tt auction here
Tor Sl1O.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-07

Eight-seven per cent Of all former
Austro.H Hungarian mills are located
In the Czecho-Siovak republic. There
are $1,000 looms tpo. 900 spindies FOR
combed or dressed yarn. and 200. coo
spindles for carded yarn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-07

Mrs. John Finney. 7os 4. Arno 81, says;
"poea's kidney Pills have been used In our fam
ly for years and when my kidneys got out OF
order, / took them with the best OF results.
was troubled with dun pains across the small OF
my back and often l felt dizzy and had nervous
headaches. My kidneys acted irreguiariy. too.
Doan's Kidney Pills weren't long In relieving me
OF the backaches and other signs Of kidney com
plant"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-07
lBAItl1IAS ROAD

Mrs, Rosalia Sanchez, t2gi Barelas Road.
sa,f; 4 used Doan's kidney Pills for kidney
complaint and a dun ache across my back. 1
fcit run down and tired out before taking this
ing me "A lot. I read Of Doan's and was helped
wonderfully after using them as directed. The
pains left my back and my kidneys acted reg
ularly. | gladly endorse Doans kidney Piils."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-07

J u Wear proprietor Of paint shop, EOS n.
Fourth 81, says: Several Yeats ago my Kidneys
got out OF order and ] was troubled with dun
haoknchcs and my kidneys didn't act regularly.
I used boan's Kidney pills aud they fixed mo up
iu good shape. My hack was strong and free
from pain aud my kidneys didn't bother me any
more, have the greatest confidence In poau's
kidney riils, Tor / know they are a reliable kid.
uey remedy"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-03
Wedding neIIs

ono OF the ioyelicsi and most cilec.
$50 ol The many weddings that have
taken plncc recently WIS that ~ Miss
iurilr Dliyhruuh aud NJ. Goofgr Turn.
JOS Who were united in marriage lridHy
morning ~ ip1n o'rlurL no the homt
H Ihl rfI.'H parents. N, and Airs J..
O.. ru1iruDk. 1900 Harrison tfct.
81 iho appointed BONA ia Chiidrl 4.
uWpari.t hf MIS- JH, ktuh.r. slu
.iir,IU- Iud aH no.. WuU. sioUIt
duifrI ui' tho strains ~ i.o,, Nuu
Truly The iIrbrh duuft iHdiug iItl
N" reception ruHuI. woe swung open
Us Aul. M.ss N,u COIN, and Et'Np
Nutll whu Nrr" di'r,d iu rainbow
uHt't l.,hs. ,urNinl a is,t't ot n,.
tuuu Flower. revealing do" vAplia't
itblrsu. IN' lrs sfi.Wsnk was psr.
i0iWtl iy &c, llruIE HIrHss. after
which d'.lh'fui trrNaDg $500, hold
~, hrid. $40. dressed Nv e 'In trl"'
.'IUL sl' with I,.'e.HI.U. 'H mattel
,tfyifg an arm tHuuuH az pale punk
fnii's us,.. while 90. maid u h0un..
Nl lUIie' lsN,iut YVES dp seed 30
uu ii'u, su,fg'tt. N.th Doc u match.
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'U 'h,|I friends ais. N,.nI T" at 'HH'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-03
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-03
The Presbyterian Primary Department
Moke-

Tslav ih- Annex VIII D" occupied 90
the urt time hy o." primary depart
ineni. One hundred aGt hfs n,U
chairs have i-sen place, ir tlr Annoy
- Supplement %" ~i supply The
rooms ha," ~ divided into t'ry 10
ir.4rilye rlsss rsns. equipped u.'h %
hl,.. and other rnlr.u rr0l sl,i'~
There IL room now % mary m.r" vm
dren and 20 vii D. c1r.i fDr ir fra
clnsr fashion The rfw HON" t.r 90.
dcr,srtmsut j. almost .dOd The new
superintendent Mrs. Grady i.aulsrgn
Nt.tl.s arr VERY happy over thn result
Il the WORK TIE trar. 20 of Oh" p.i
mary Department tU tn AIMS f'ii's'-
Tho crowded condition G 900. main
'hurch buiid!ng - that msF u.r eT
D.. cared Tor comfortably Ion fh' ~ui.r.
intermediate and Junior departments s
record hfHakiug attendant. D. '.f-''. .
today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-03
4 ". u. VI

Tho G.. V. a. n t'thr F.rf CHrl.i.l"
ohur,h via meet "Wednesday. october
.. az > e'ciak 40 thu h"nr o. Nrr ;
IA, Msdd.n. 100 Van Elf.g street. H'r
Marslasfcs e. T. TruluErT l.s John
H,n. l. y. pcnnCgk. u. e M.oumiDh
and 4 ". Mlrt,A a. assistant uHsi' -,"t
The following pr0gl am VII p" ''l' h'
Ma " u. Stricl ar1
song. Sunset HON. % rf4g,r
HiBlc Study Mrs y. CRANBERRY
Special Prayers That o.. u.ur1 'I
the rhlrrh may spva1 mnu, tim. iu ih
study ~ Gods wurl ard prayer hrs
i.lrn p0nsan' That %. uiu'4tI u.r 81
the church nis d. dsp r.i .if- Il
u. HARDWOOD
Piano Solo. Mr~ Henry TIr..
Tax. Prayer Cets Things p.r.. Mrs
s n Madden.
Soto. Air. g. VI ThDurt~
i'sr-r Ncw Emphasis uH SHltg..
Power. Nrs l.ay Nhett.'y.
llcns-lstlUn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-03
DEBlTASTES TO TAKE PART
~ COTTON PM ACE Un.L

WACO o.. o. n,hu,cnns repre-.
renuug society eft practically every
town 300 Texas VIII participate in tho
society hh and other festivities Il %
.oriil nature ~ tlc TcNlf cotton Pat
I,r. opening here Got go aui Dlusiu;
November DO.
lU addition 'p number 81 Young
NUl 1901. ph, Nll BE- pru uiod Ca
.u.rit irmlli. 90 a." f",ict, ban this
Lh b hundred coz ror. other young
1dit frHm ~ HpIta ~ Texas viii als
.. introduced iur the iit time 90 T,tHs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-03

society.
The Waco dubuiantoH already an
nouncnd are Alissra Fay Parker, Afdhi'
Gill;. Al,rl. l.Gc1s kstherinc Stiltinn
katherine Violet. Olga Mclnrc, dor"
tbs 60. ard rrfs li"rrica. Tits Ioir
~ Lau b. loiue arranged rndor ~
Ch.is,l club cd Waco. thcfrrosniA',
sor.at, organization here.
ono Of tho feature Of the pHvtp
lll VIII o., th. introduction - The d.
bufqu. iu if, uu.Hu 90 o., cotton ~.
rrr..'l ta tHo queens court ~" ''or.
o. mnr. princess itum uH many states
hrlughu.t the country AT other ~"
.hIt.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-03
>ncial Note. and rrr,nnaI McnlIon.

Hf D.Iuru," EikI" Who was uilHi -
% n Tu,alti ter appendicitis pt - ~.
ihnus,'- -Iniilu IW. b. reported doing
i,nlN
Str anil MAJ lam Nirt r Stow.
.fgIlr. Ma. Jr" The rD"tt % th.
mcgee. Nts. g.. - N'fir. 49, NUr,1
IIlwuU, street
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Dobuinnt"s from Dallas. For, Worth.
Wichita Falls. Amarillo. III Pnso. Abl'
icno. San Nng,lo, Tempe Austin. SAL
Antonio. Houston. Galveston, Beau
mont rlis ~ Mariana and othrs towns
probably Win g. announced within tn
t,rf t.N 9uAH.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-03
The Belle BENEFITS Entertain the Grad"
Roll Department

The mrmh.ts @. "a, isllr E.grs z
sc,iety entertained th- Crid'' iou p.
par;meni and their mothers W,Iu'-'a'
AZ the home 81 Mrs ". \ Ast'v ltn;
polk street.
Tho children enjoyed rIn"~ on IN.
spacious lawn while IN" mother. 80.
juysd delightful musical uIH-Itfi
which was presented - follows.
hr. .hp " ths .tao 'iaui -hrl rIr'
Plano Solo ......... Jessie Nh" iiyd.g
Hcading ......... Enuri" Britain
Vocal solo ............. iona Mile.
Reading ............N ur.Hrrf tHIi~.
Piano Sn.o .........!lIfr l.Hui b. Asi.'N
Vocal Duet Margaret ara N'H l.irs
Piano Solo ............N Ffu.- Smith
Alter the Misht Bose. W,In 'u.u'l
lee cream rsn's wrf" SERVED ht ne
hoyiesses. VI slluss 81 l. W,.N.. "
j.. Daruan l.. t.dN fl IS 3
Asksw. e T Clfns. 3 81 Cer o. r
Davis. O. u. k,ly. agl iau.u..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-03

Th- J. 4. q. Ilnb VII in0ti ThurNII''
afternoon ~ $50 o'clock at the homo ~
Airn. .;1m Vaughn. 1919 Polk Rtroos,.
Mrs lime VIII hr header II the after.
nool. m lesson VIII be- taken from thi
l.l',1lrg iHg,vt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-03
ClLId Stud, Clnh.

Tho CHILD study club viii meet M.
dag afternoon at ESQ o'clock a, tho
hcmc 81 Mrs 4 S. Lyons 1909 Fillmore
street AIRS. e. g. At.lrll1n VIII rcol
the l,.s.u ,r the afternoon unm tho
study huu.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-03

C.n3c F0Ar 90 90, Iir' f..f
chur, h-v1n no WednrsIts a0ufu..
~ esl0-'i or Tht home of tir. tIrf
Jones 1Ni Va Ihsnr siTp#t HrI tH. f
LOWING program VIII h' rendered
Hymn
PRAYER
SuhI~rt SHHt Of 'in l,H.ilr l...is
Scripture roadiu- IE I.I.r 'iI. lII..
China .............. .H. tfTr..
Japan and Africa .... .lif- 1."
Italv. south AmrIrT .rI N.NI.. ..
................ ...... MIS- tf.#N.
Items fr.u f...'rY u.I. N. EH0U
BEADING ...... .M.a Nur. '..f