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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-16
PETITION ,nn cuncriArrp.

Those five petitions. addressed o.
the Mayor and cas- Commissioner
az Amarillo and calling upnn tncm
20 submit TO a vote Of io. pcop!" tic
matter Of the installation Of an cleo.
trio fire alarm syslom mere. have
leon generously signed o. lalsr
number OF the Reading prope-,g oNn.
ers Of the town. according to ropor's
Which have been ro civct from some
Of those Who have bcca c.touia,ias
iae papers.
there u not the slehu "a o., %
that a large majority NJ ihe pes, 9
a,iire that the human element. go
nearly as possihle, BE- 'limiu t;cd
from the calling ont OF tho 60. ir.
paftmcnt at times when lives a. well
rs pr, iarty are frcqacnuy in danscg
The matter Of a rev short minutes
may mean the difference between
the wiplng ont OF whole town. as
at Crandyiew. and conn raiiyoiy
small. The morr people 2ao mae,
act before the knowledge of q fire
can reach the department. ihr great.
er Abe uncertainty as 10 whether the
department IL called oui -, once and
the greater chance rbr mistakes Thu
wiih the ielephoning IN o. alarm
30 nearly perfect has the electric
fife alarm system heeomo ihat IN.
ruIance companies promptly reduce
Oh. key-ra,e for those towns VIII, b
have the sysics.i installed So ucAl5
perfect has the one ryg,en become
that. II n manufactured by only one
company. which has I, equipment I'd
standardized that What would 70
sold 20 Amarillo would be the same
eqhinmepi larEf cities are supplied
wifh--Iust a. iiufabb asa 80 a.
aeturate.
Ore OF the '~sniicr ahou IN uHl
ti1g In OF a Gamewoil systcm her.
is sshe fact thai Tho. plant. IN tho ~.
discilcn Of the key m'r cf lnsnrlaea
sifne. would brlng sbon' !. ..air'
tlpi would soon psy 90 To- culture
eqs.saaent /.
= Il 10 be hoped ibo ..r. vll
te r'esenied TO The ci'r rDnn an
@i'lin short ihn"
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VITA Tlli StlTr riuSs
I,Ir I,enIithiinn
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Tho IrNa. Panhandle is getting
. mr n feiidn IN an entirely new
Wa, IN me canadian Record ~
ID. tm Nlcsaulci sale ~ Giant
'U'ul ClIn1s ~ Childre-a q f'w
U, "n chiefs Model eiil. sold
IIf st.unu she vaa purchased hr
ufvie irlbcck ~ Harm, tn cN
.rUu., rii-er uf thoroughbred
.s lo entire sale ol tiiiy h'.l
ItH. wouniod to sass o. or
If' Julrre This sale holds tH"
..nld boz me eftiio Southwest for
|sn pfi.s. piid for hng Tho '.if
, toW iho record Tor tho highest
p.ee ever paid IN the southwest Tor u
t,t rr'rli Great Is the Panhandle.
.H. f.s 10 ~ another part Of this
laf t.unr about o public soio OF
fDHf lrrtnri cattle ,r Hemp
1903 loufv no. which The s1i"
,HrtH fr ZOO and There Ner
HIy $500 i0 aalr. o. on tcm uf IN
.u.I worth Ana thr>r buyers
..t. uud small un,hnru
lh.. 10 40 udi0gt'or ~ 'in
.p..ii. .f ihr N.ul rnmf ,oun
Iry strl 70 condition = almost un-
r, 'adani g. Egcrr hodN has moncr
ud UiuHt1.lDe GNrf farmer ha
hl,u. h.rI ..c.1rr Nobody h1-
4 I.fn. uou,t go bus h1r,-
1ul, csrr or hrp CIelt is ~"
'lu.pupi rou'iI, rori Worth
.i'engd
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REAPiNG WHAT SIN sowHD.

Germany q beginning 10 EMO,
soine o. the Bolsheyism which tn
GERMAN rulers nurturcd IN the
hrsaas OF The unfortunate Russians
Whatsoever a man rotcih. tha,
shall BE- also reap"
u VIII probably take a League OF
Ntucns TO ressor' tranquility In Soc
and. but after an We haven't much
sympathy for the Ceorman people
rhftr present conditions We can
of,y fear the financial consequences
81. Internal collapse IN Germany upon
tue Allies TO whom that nation h
Indebted
~ would take many years ~ suf.
feting FOR the German people ~ resu
half the sorrow they have sowr
Among tho other Baiiona 81 ~,
world.
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Have COLOR IN cfFEKS
Be Better looking-1h kc
Olive labielG

n y0ur skin IS yrlbw coa iau
p;llid hDae coated appcui. fua.
you have q lad ta.t' D. ,rII rnm'h
n law o. lul hrlinc iu. hpl
take Olive Tablets
d. hdNari,' olive ,.a.s : uh.
siilutc ior taonrl wy, ~ ,pIud hj
Dr Edward, alter g. Sci. q. tutN
brEdWlrl'O yrlahlrra.,aulirl
Nts.,ablrc0mlo,EuU.,dSiilrlitui'
louNililnoH llrm fllruyeculr
lohdgtI,,vaf n'"h ..'a 1rbtr'0 -.
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W ID, Wd' uhy. laHtt. a0t un
Tie h,ef AMI hnWi hhu 1lUmi ST
1--we no dangmu liinf Effects
lhfl tart tlr hly hrlos6foMge GER.
siipWUn Aii'llOns ol l.Nys lrc nli
aunuall' II lOc md ~ ilke ont "a
iwpui gltly undIpic the "i,ugf, ui,,.
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The worlds s.andsIi remedy for tidnsy.
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Amusements


Newspaper Reporter SOLVES Mystery
The Mystery of the yellow
Room. y screen adoption IT CASTOR
LcionN's novel OF that nam" aud a
io9l'rt picture, which opened yes
t,rda" tor IVA day ,un ~ the MS
ion theatre. viii no douh' 600 cX-
ne nelly popular With nli who llE"
mg iciN uoiodrama As - name
implies II b. a mystery lh" plot be
ing woven irtrouioli around ih"
.tiunF" attlcIs on Pirl IN Tho
yellow Room" of q French chan.
lcau trom which lhcr" h. apparently
10 other means Ut escape than q
oCr which ~ iwa,s locked from tie
inside ~ the time of the attacks.
IN, picture hplds the interest 81 The
tpo tator and dclieH efforts "a ANTE
rirnlr the solution until the Jerry
DHd The photography 4. well done
m 'I1iio tbJua'd under Whose a..
rocinu tho picture VAS produced,
ThD Itlina 'Ncollcnt cspeciIllv thit
ut lciin i,lkcr. Who Is east 49, tho
pDrry little urW p'por man who
U'tI fhn mystery
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INTEREST N on FIELD.

on men say that II there Is pool
OF oil ir Amarillo counly--nnd
innuN of Thorn are firmly con,lnr q
nat ihis b. the clse- IL viii -
ii" nvntod \ H.,t deal oi m1'.
lo. already 'o'n Invested i tho
drilling ol tnH wells 20 thi. ,l..rv
and rlH"o who hove invested arc No.
prmiued to r" % through
Ono of lhy most favorable fea,p-f
II tar upraiiun IS that ,he old o.
operators Boz the country are o''ol
us Interested ~ the q u a 90.
u.D.-' ,l ti. .,strr cp .rliors Wan'r
or ''"aHs siaHpnary inc "big no".
appear 90 bc Governing the ground
uuI. .1lh thu ever before
Tho p.opla general, of Nmarlllo
lrr uui particularly concerned as 'o
tho prospect for OH Thny are lils
u.d chat gas has been discovered and
firm u ihoIr belief that win it
AmrUp v.l grow io % a,N ~
Was iOD.nt proportions
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NICOTINE DIP REQUEST
TO RECEIVE ATTENTION
OF Commission SOON

That due consideration Viii BE-
Given 10 the use OF nicotine dip, aE
requested ~ resolution passed at
the recent convention OF the Buyers
and sellers OF Livestock S. ociaiion,
y Indicated In n letter received by
Secretary \ $ Silnnetl from W A.
Wallace. at Fort Worth. chairman ~
he Livestock sanitary Commission.
Mr. Wallace wrote rs follows
W have received The resolutions
under date of Fehrury 20. with ref
pr' ice 10 the reinMatrmoui oi he
nicotine dip as an official dip r"cog'
MED hy this commission
In this connection W. most
respectfully beg 10 advise that Their"
VIII De- q meeting NJ All ihrrc nf th"
commissioners iof this commission
within the next few day ana no thai
umo We shall take under .nnsider-
ilion HE ACCESSIBILITY ol the ns' OF
nicotine and limo and sulphur dip
Wo VIII take pleasure % ADVISING
.nrr %. ,ri.tion as o. oW or1urirl
dHriaiuu iu thl matter
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ANOTHER OIL BUSINESS
FIRM IS FORMED HERE

nti"p-, lhlow * l.yon. II IA. firm
'lmD ot partnership Termed by
tohort II niiggs. Charles = Enlv,!
nd Richard T. lyons. all ~ Foo,
'orlh Tor the purpose of dealing
ul El- leases. ROYALTIES and pro-
. 'H,lion and making examinations
ru apuraisals OF petroleum proper
.,s The firm will have offices NJ
hn Nas,ie Building.
Each member uf thc firm has M. ,
unnD,tcd with the sinclair CunsoI,.
ptod Company Mr. nr.ggs w.,
Nh the lard and leasing depaf'.
mort. Mr l.uloW l. a graduate -
h. University OF Texas and has been
'pscinlizing IN oil and land titir~
~ ile Ar. l.yous Is genlogIsi AMI
siaduaic ~ the Boston School %
Technology
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cENs,'s i;iIIIirr

f.vhs IN thia oolf1 hHo.1 hlll.
@. . ESTIMATING 8 1fr'sf % POO.
pls /, 40 reside VII . lnem
,Ais,G the ben 's.r ~ rtirh r.
g.. oui the pous 90 az o 'owu -
q, y .ure your figaro ''lm me
MIN who does not I've In H.
The official government census
flrares are gDlHT ~ be- given 70 the
people n Amarillo today. We hope
that none % ~ have been too
opiimistie. Bat then
we await che figures. dsiermined
o. siifle our feelings either way
~heiher they are larger or smaller
tlian We had expected
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ilr. ... 1n..o I,s nnm chicago
49, yop -yP Vol in miles rnd
slr'-. it is % wctty long way hnt on
Ihr Slui1 b, 10 hoe mo-, app 10 boz
20 fp IS, have rccelil, noard ail
.oris %, complain agaiysl thr lA-
rrr Companies lu1 moi clrri"rl.
hrf 81" 800 .oirr ip Tell vol o. litilr
100, fh-i snr 900 argument tha'
oh l'. rHi ptti'C \ llcHl bntI-
tess ip.'unfion aT worrd M adyer-
lscmaui %. % Chicago house. mail.
be fHr Htrf on SUNDAY Afternoon,
~ u1 ,hr Nest IS, inostly ..m
ve' frp'r .ramr back hv mail
Chs, ,u- i1y Wcfroaliy N 90 ior
fai Nr 200 rnG0ds nf vpros W.s
ont 'hc most Monday mrmen' w7t
ut q. Ii .auu. 90 90 lclst D puu
- 30 .Cr'pro b. closer than ANA.
nc l IhH when S." gti Hfrfic
ii'c tn,t Nnm Chief
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Uncle Sans Garden
Information Service
THRIFT iOOD Plots IMPORTANT
nl.LlN Now 10 NLkI lOlIi
BNtk \ ii,D ~ -

uu, MY ~ reducing the cost ui
'itinr ls or"n 10 every nan. woman.
ni child Nhu can Ecl the use ~ an
dlr Tot OF found That way lies
uruufh thH planting ana cultivation
.f q Lnr.o garden % ihriu garden.
N.r rufdcua rla,rd lheir pnrI IN the
scat mohi.Yullrn ui resource, ~
tar time thui gard 'n- nov have
prr osu ug ior iu h"lp.ng house
toIts 90 Feed ih'ms,h.s
lho reasons Tor riril, gHrdens
rD mlny lud lriuIs. rhr same rea-
co., thai 'yi.tDd hb laar ana nr
.,I before l''l IID present Thru
IrIuf. win produce iuod Wirr"
IDfhrr D,hriNt., would Dee pro.
luc.D ihu, Nil rriu,r nmily io1d
bills, they viii return ahundantly In
proportion ~ b, time and effort de
voted 10 th'm. iiut added To ~ -"
reason. is anriHp ono peculiar 10
nj ln.r
i,sS commercial Planting
l,opufrs 10 on" United States de-
.giiupni az agriculture indicate tia,
be- nlIuiings b, commercial ,ogr.
able gardener. viii be- materially re-
lnc'd this NtII because tho CONNER
,Jl gardeners ..r mo- v1r ut lltilu-
nr enough lbur 10 conduct llpil
HsuHi npnutlou- THE commercial
..furH," ,uim Mat they W,r paid
i.r N."r 900 rud,ISDr. iu soup up
production, hu' uoo have r'grhpd
.lr noint wr're rho returns W'll mo-
,n'.'F ~ oY nn.n'c II 'hia "N-
H.g. Ado y uai !, tho report
""rhf ,l' n'pal wpnt of Ngrrul-
1000 W merchants. whu'
.aHtW VI isun gfr regard.
tAfHU 100 on ~ VIVA con
ii', t.li b, % month or iva nom
WOW
" thU rcdu'iiln of commercial
1rd,I.na h',omos tact thr 90, iiHs
W-ull Ui'l De- frNot vegetable. aud
'lgh"r tnu's "a logical remedy
I.. nDfty in home ritdrns. This IL
70 r.WrfE. however iht Mil WORT
700 M.u over A. tur commercial
.'iWr. be- Jli br mp ~ uorm.i. ut
uy urplu, of lush ,orcanl, may
To- ..'l ht cunior d.Iur. ana
1tlrr mean of conservation ant iho
nrlld. Rect 80 thgt % VIII br us".
.nl next fall anl Winlof
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-16

" Non ar .~ryuas r
.is'oien' weak. ~.
Down through cs.e-. 81,
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MEN

"h'' -'@"s. ur wnnt 90 mail ,on
'ur l..'L which tells about SEXTON
IQit restorative remedy that will
t".' - mthin. I, ,op ARE not rutrd
80 h, it'd. E,,rs man needing .
'"'iIc 10 "rctconic personal WEAKNESS.
49,. - rii get tAls free nook ~
Dn~. trMl;i.id..ND CHEMICAL
~. go Kerry Bloek, Nashville,
Tenn.
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DIED

IN New York City alone from kid
7ey trouble last year. Don't allow
yourself TO become q victim BY
neglecting pains and aches. Guard
against this trouble by taxing
Evening journal., 1920-01-28
Y nnME T0 COsT 10000

Because Of increased costs, the STD,
900 raised some time ago for a new
Y. w. C. A. building on King street,
above Ninth, will not be sufficient, and
the cxecutiye committee will raise an
additional amount 100000, being esti-
mated as the minimum cost.
Plans as prepared by the architect.
E. Candy May, show flve-story, steel
construction building. with basement.
kitchen. and cafeteria. Offices, and re-
ception parlors, with 70 sleeping rooms
in the upper floors.
Mrs. C. F. Wollaston, president of'the
association, presided at the meeting
yesterday and made the Introductory
remarks. Miss Mabel Stafford talked on
the world program for the Y. w. C. A.,
and Mss Sarah Lyon, director Of the
overseas committee Of the National
Board Of the Y. w C. A.. spoke on the
great part the association is playing in
the life OF the business women Of the
country.
Evening journal., 1920-01-28
HEART TARGETS
In VALENTINES
DAY CONTEST

A Valentines Day hostess may and
solution for the possible between
times lun after the galety Of arrival
and before the supper hour, in an
adaptation Of archery. The occasion
makes timely the use Of tiny cupid's
bows and arrows, and red paper hearts
as targets.
Favors Behind Hearts.
A sheet is stretched across an end OF
the room, leaving a small space behind
the sheet. To the cloth the paper hearts
are pinned, an a tiny Valentines Day
favor attached on the reverse side Of
the sheet behind each target. The
guests are asked TO stand a sufficient
number Of PAGES distant in the opposite
end OF the room. To the archer who
makes a bulls-eye, the favor behind
that particular heart is awarded.
Leap Year Game.
supper partners may be found with
the same game. Names OF the guests
may replace the favors behini the
hearts. The guests are divided into
two sections, and one-half Is allowed
TO shoot for the names Of the other
hals. Such a division may be made by
selecting the men as archers, ID con-
test for the names Of "faire ladyes.'
or. since this IS leap year, the division
may be reversed appropriately, with
the girls contesting for their partners.
Evening journal., 1920-01-28
kgGDQtfig!4fy1|

Mrs A. Felix dupont and Mrs. Philip
d. Laird are spending this week al
Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spottswood Garland. who
are wintering at Camden, South Caro-
lima, report that they are enjoying de-
lightful weather and that all outdoor
sports are being held.
Mrs. Walter Laird and her sister, Mrs
William Allen, Of Nashville. Tenn. have
returned from New York where they
spent several days. Mrs. Allen VIII re-
turn to Tennessee tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. William NJ. Francis and
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Walls will leave to-
morrow for Florida TO remain one
month.
Mrs. Paul E. Wilson is spending
several days in New York with her
mother, Mrs. T. Coleman dupont.
Former Lieutenant Governor phni2
L. CcnnOn OF Bridgevlle has taken
ara, tments at Miami, Florida, for the
winter.
Miss Kate McClafferty and Miss Cath
crime Bulger spent the weekend in New
York City
Miss Mary Wilson, Of the Donaldson
apartments spent the weekend in Phil
adelphia.
Mice TIoIou I ntsrfa % L. n
c., IS the guest OF Miss Helen Poole,
OF No 9ii Delaware avenue.
Henry p. Cannon and party OF
Brldgeville residents are spending some
tine in Palm Beach, Florida.
Miss Mary Radcliffe, Of the Episcopal
Hospital. Philadelphia, spent the week
end with her aunt, Mrs. A. r. N5utze
OF No. HOP Jefferson street.
Mrs. Albertlna Hammer, 922 West
Seventh street, who has been III since
Christmas is now convalescent.
Mrs. Jacob Koffenberger, OF No 3i2
West Twentieth street, will leave on
to spend one month in Miami,
Florida.
Mrs. A. Moxham, formerly OF this
city, but now OF Great Neck, L. l.. has
had TO shortenIher visit with Mrs. e. =.
dupont at Greenvllle because Of the death
Of her grandchild Hugh Barclay Hous-
ton. at Great Neck. L. I. He Is the son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Barclay Houston,
Jr. Mrs. Houston will be remembered
as Miss Delcena Moxham formerly OF
Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1920-01-28
CLuR M0MEN RUY HoME.

The Washington Heights Century
Club has taken an option on the prop
erty now known as the rectOry Of st.
Johns Episcopal Church on the Boule-
ward at Twenty-third street.
AZ the business meeting held at No
80 school on Monday evening the propo-
'sitlon for obtaining the property was
discussed.
The tentative plans are to reserve
the first floor of the building as quar-
ters for the club and an apartment on
the second and third floors. for which
applications have already been accep-
ted.
The advisory board OF men and the
building committee will meet at an
early date to devise means for a finan-
cial program toward meeting the obli-
cations involved by the option.
In addition to the new site the club
will retain possession for the present
OF the lot at Concord avenue and the
Boulevard.
Evening journal., 1920-01-28
PARTIES

Mrs W. J. Van Dyke gave a party
on Monday evening in honor Of the ffth
birthday anniversary Of her grand
daughter Miss Ruth Elizabeth Coslett
at her home No. 2lO6 Madison street
Among those present were: : Mr.. and
Mrs. w. J. Van Dyke, Mrs. II. s Cos
lett, Mr.. and Mrs. Prince, Mrs. Marvel.
Mrs. J. Taggart, Miss Dorothy Tag
gert, Misses Viola and Susan Van Dyke,
Mrs. Rolan Melvin. Mr. and Mrs Joseph
Ferrell, Misses Sarah and GeOrgeana
Melvin, Master Graham Taggert Miss
Edith Whittington, Miss Marion Sway,
and Miss Ruth Elizabeth COslett.
Several friends entertained Miss Em-
lie Brown OF Bellefonle at a theatre
party in Philadelphia on Saturday af-
ternoon. Following the party a dinner
was enjoyed The guests were Miss
Mary Porter, Miss Anna Keenan, Miss
Mildred Butan, Miss Lola Humphries
and Miss Clelia Cherico, all Of this city
Mrs. Alfred Lind entertained inform
ally yesterday afternoon at tea
Evening journal., 1920-01-28
CLUB WOMEN TO
PRESENT FASHION,

Fashion" by Mrs. Anna Cora Now
at, the play which is TO be given at the
anniversary OF the New Century Club on
| Friday, has gone beyond anything the
dramatic committee of the Cldb has
ever attempted before; Mrs. Charles
p. Wentz. chairman OF the dramatic
committee, has been untiring I'm her
efforts in training the cast and 1T is
due TO her efficient work that the play
will be so successfully produced.
The play VIII have beautiful set
ting. The cast is composed Of many
OF the best amSteurs in this city.
The performance Will follow the an
nlversary luncheon, and VIII be repeat
ed for the benefit Of the mortgage
fund. The second performance Will be
given as announced, for public patron
age, but will take place at SIS o'clock
on Friday evening instead Of on SAT-
urday. because of the fact that Mrs.
Robert Pennington, who plays the lead
ing role, win sail on Saturday morn
ing on the Baltic for Liverpool. She
and Mfr. Pennington expect to visit
France, and will be gone about six
weeks.
The cast OF characters for Fashion"
follows:
Adam Trueman, farmer.
Mrs. Edgar B. Fell
Count Yallmaitre, a fashionable i'm
importation. Miss Jessie NJ. Seaman
Colonel Howard, an officer In the u. :.
Army y.... Miss Lille M. Souder
Mr.. Tiffany, a New York merchant,
Miss Dorothy PidgeOn
T. Tennyson Lunikle, a modern poet,
Miss Mary 2. Dorsey
Augustus Fogg. a drawing-room ap-
pendage. Mrs. Harry e. Speakman
Snobson. confidential clerk TO Mr.. Tiff
fany........... Mrs. Edgar Hare
Zeke, a colored servant
Miss Grace Baird
Mrs. Tiffany, fashionable lady
Mrs. Robert Pennington
Prudence, maiden lady Of a certain
age. Mrs. II. A. Miller
Mlllmette, a French lady's maid
Miss Ethel Wilson
Gertrude, a governess
Miss Alice Satterthwait
Seraphina Tiffany. a belle
Miss Louise Murgatroyd
Guests at the ball
Mrs. Victor Jefferis, Miss Elizabeth
C. Blankln, Mrs. C. f. Coke, Mrs John
w. Brady. Mrs. William c. Blatz, Miss
Barbara Bach, Miss Madeline Reed
Miss Anna r. Negendank, Mrs. Philip
Traynor, Miss Dorothea Simmons, Miss
Marion Belts, Mrs. w. II. Beacon, Mrs.
! N w Howell
SCENE-NEW YORK CITY IN 1870.
Act Mrs. Tlffany's drawing room
Act 1.-THE same, three days later.
Act III-Scene 4. The same. a few
days later. Scene 2. Hallway in Mrs.
Tiffany's home.
Act IV-Scene 4. Drawing room,
evening of the ball. Scene >. Hallway.
Act V-Drswing room the day after
the ball
Under The direction Of the Dramatic
Committee-Mrs. Charles +. Wentz.
chairman; Mrs. L. r. Beardslee, Mrs.
William C. Blatz, Miss Emma Beck.
Mrs. Edgar Hare Miss Louise Murga-
troyd Miss Grace Baird.
Evening journal., 1920-01-28

Mrs. Elinor GirtOn Kemery, cOntralto
soloist, who has been singing at Grace
Methodist Episcopal Church for the
last four years. commences her engage
ment at st. Paul's Methodist Episcopal
Church next Sunday. She will sing at
both preaching services every Sunday.
Mrs. Kemery came to Wilmington,
during the pastorate Of Dr.. Herbert f.
Randolph at Grace Church. from Mont
clair, N. j.. where she had been asso-
ciated with Or. Randolph as soloist in
the First Methodist Church there
Since coming TO this city. she has sung
her way into the hearts Of Wilmington
music lovers and has been much in de-
mand at patriotic, civic and social
gatherings because Of the wonderful
qualities Of her voice and her charming
personality
She was born in Bloomsbury, Pa. Of
Welsh parentage, and at an early age,
was recognized as singer of excep-
tional ability. She studied vocal music
first at Bloomsbury State Normal School
and later in Scranton at the Allin-Free-
man studios. Having graduated from
the latter school she became a member
Of its faculty. From Scranton and her
work at the Allin-Freeman studios. Mrs.
Kemery Joined the Century Opera Com
pany Of New York city and spent sew
eral years in grand opera work She
withdrew from the operatic field to ac-
cept a position as soloist at the First
Methodist Church in Montclair, y. j.,
and has since then devoted her talent
TO church music.
The Kemery Studio Club, which was
organized by Mrs. Kemeey three years
ago has become one Of the leading social
societies Of Delaware. This club is
composed Of Mrs. Kemery's pupils and
gives a recital in the Spring and Fall Of
each year
St Paul's Methodist Church has a
splendid auditorium in which Mrs KEN
cry can be heard at her best The
church choir under the leadership Of
Charles r. Edwards has re-
Gently been enlarged and with the addi-
ton Of Mrs. Kemery, who viii sing at
every service. those who attend St.
Pauls from Sunday to sunday will en-
joy the best music The city has TO Offer
Evening journal., 1920-01-28
AT THE McALpIN.

The following Wilmingtonians were
registered at the Hotel McAlpin, New
York, during the past week: c. X.
Stout. Miss Sarah NJ Bonham, f. S.
NfacGregor, F. G. Liljenroth. Alexander
Dexter, L. C. Hall. R T. Alsover. r. H.
Collins. A. w. Porter, J. Kennard
Bailey. Willis Johnson. George Rocker,
W. A. Holt, W. H. Wood, E. A Wal
ter, e. C. Ferridy, d. NJ. Riley Theodore
Baker, F. P Lee, Herbert Lindsey, c.
5. Landis, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto F. An
derson, A. D. King, 5. p. Routt, A. F
Hubbard. G. B. Hadesty, Jr., j. Grady
Rollow. A. C Gardner. Henry Antweiler
CHARLES A. Torne, w. E. Piper, G. d.
Hartman. w. B. Beery, Mr.. and Mrs. C.
w Phellis. H. VI. G. Winhester, Miss
Mary Sporking, Mr.. and Mrs. John Gelb,
Horace p Warrington, John p. Hyatt,
T. w. Langord, H. F. Cromwell, W. NJ.
Hanly.