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coIIeae Girl, is, Missing.

Gallipolis, O., Oct. 21.-Police ex'
pressed the fear Miss Thelma Poland
IS years old, pretty, Richmond, Va.
society and college girl, who has been
visiting ut Point Pleasant. w. Va,
near here, has met with foul play.
Miss Poland mysteriously disappeared
four days ago and nothing has been
heard from her since. She is the
daughter of Mrs. NJ. +. Poland, who is
in a critical condition as a result of
her daughters disappearance.
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The Weather-

Forecast for this section: Fair and
colder today and tomorrow: westerly
winds.
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Goods i4and;oanr,I Hiore Thcn other
I'll .lccS

,. Tie. Eaiirnu,,.. IRE frS!a,.?!$;i''t 10
he liI..::r for imovi,'in2 atl"u',:;:a
rHlf@i t,.,:'i. "a. T..':" r'.nr.~a> are lH3-
ted by nH'l.r au;' .s::y. ana they :,"te
n very lar~v ro..', "fs (uo:ai:Iy ia. IL
~ e, mncflrd :" >ncnd uI,H"> On
Isis fixed by pul'ir authority. re
'Ar.rin within Whi..h they are PERI IT,
"A to r&in Il return lup"n their. i':rr.:.-
nnut OF 10 offer Inducements To atilsi t
J"W CaH!tal tnl e>t '!}>inn& and ""ti"'-
nniIs IS extremely limited IInvcr'r
'nc. HE rnilro;t,;* ili-ht desire, >hcrr-
ore. to reduce Il, r ciar-"S IL ti!:,"i
+ Depression. it VIII he perceived t.,
he Limitations surrounding their 49,
len do not permit them t" give etf'"
. bread and elH~lir policies viii i
eight very properly govern other lines
business not thus restricted.
1t has been urged upon the railroads
hat reduction in rates will stim,l-
ate traffic and thai increased traffic
,ilI prutcct the carriers from the los
Incident to Il reduction IL rates e
"atlroaa homogeneous Canunt diSrUiSa
rom themselves that this suggestion is
uerely cuniecturaI and thar IN adverse
'vSuIt Of the eXpe' .mcnt would he d.
iStrOuS moi only to the railroads, bat
70 the public, whose supreme need IS
adequate transportation. Consequently
he railroad mana @Hnents- cannot feel
justified in placing these instrHmentan-
lies. so essential to the public welfare.
# the hazard Of such an experiment
naScd solely upOn such con Mcclure.
Farmers rsnecIaIiy veed lower Rates
It is eyidaI%. however. that existing
transportation CHARGES hear in many
asses a disproportinnate relationship to
he prices at which commodities can be
sold in the market and that existing labor
md other costs OF transportation thus
imposed upon industry and agriculture
generally a burden greater than they
should hear. This ia especially true Of
agriculture. The railroad rnanagements
are feeling sensitive to and sympathetic
with the distressing situation and de-
sire to do everything TO assist in relieY-
'ng It that is compatible with their duty
% furnish the transportation whsSA the
public must have.
At the moment ra !roads in many cases
are paying 40c. and hour for unskiIed
'abOr when similar labor is working along
side the railroads ana can easily be OBJ
tanned by them ar zee. an hour. The
railroads Of the country paid in 49, a
total Of considerably over $500. 900 00H %
unsrilled labor alcr However 5esira> =
It may be to pay MS or that s"ha..t..e
paid out OF raTrooc earnings unless the
Industries which II, the railroads &c
'a"aSle OF r:e..tng such chaTH@.
The rai ,;,:.;; ,h ,.2 h r ,
heir Efforts to ccononize by = scle1. o
+ working rules 90d conditions ~" n
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WILL KEG:2 FOOD MOvIF46
Hoover Announces Completion Of
Emergency Plan For Strike.

Hoover Announces Completion of
Emergency Plan For Strike.
Washington, Oct 21.-Plans FIR the
movement Of essential commodities in
the case Of a general railroad strike
have been completed by the commerce
department. Secretary Hoover an
nOunced
Mr.. Hoover said his department was
prepared to coordinate the efforts of
governors Of states and heads of mu-
inequalities in continuing the trans
rortation of food. fuel and other Dri-
mary commodities in the event Of 4
tie-up.
Tie Indicated the use of trucks and
water transportation woGld be resort
Cd TO. as we'll as the rail carriers.
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NEW AUTO REPAIR SHOP

In counecrIon with my garage
have opened an automobile repair
shop, which is In charge OF compe-
tent man. All work will be handled
promptly and at reasonable rates.
Give me a call, convenient location,
prompt service. good workmanship.
Phone SO. VIM. l.. Uean, Gay street
garage. 7-9-Ir.
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TEST SHOWS LONGER L!TF:
Preventive Treatment Fays sig Div

preventive treatment rays sig Div
dend to Insurance C9IapQxy.
New York, Oct. 21-Dr. Y. $. Enfg!.
president Of the National Ae@ociulic
of Life Insurance Medical Dire tor
told delegates TO the 9luual ccnver
ton of the organization that 2 ii.
year test has shown human life i NJ,
lcnged by periodical health exnrlfn;
lions. The mortality of a special ".Du
OF 1881 men who have taken vcl,. rI..
medical examinations regularly sine
1914 under the direction of one com
pany has been only IS per cent Of tn
rate expected on standard INSURANCE
tables, DR.. knight said The company
he added, in defraying the expense O
the tests for its policy holders ha
had its principal returned and ha.
made on the investment, through re
duced insurance claims, Il profit q
200 per cent.
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BOX SOCIAL AT CHATEAU

There will be Box Social held
at Chateau School house, Thursday
evening, October 27th. Come pre-
pared to have your palm read by the
famous Saporina. Ice Cream, Cake
and Candy will be on sale A nice
program has been arranged. Come
out and have some fun and don't
forget your box. 19-4t
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WEEKEND SPECIAL
Box of 25 long Havana filler
eigars that sold for $3.50 per box,
10 wonly $1.25. Only one box to a
customer.
GEO. o. DASHIELL.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-08

NON, having visited here several times.
na guest NJ Miss Ruth Kerr sister ~
the groom, and this pretty romance
which reached IT, elimination last
Thursday, hcsnn during Mlss Cobort'a
flrtt visit In the city,
Mr. Kerr N a prosnlnont rnnchmnn
nj Amarillo, and has, many friends IN
both business aud serial circles,
\ dulighlful reception was held i'm
mcdnlcly after the ceremony IN honor
oi the happy couple, after which they
lcil IN u short honcymmsl trip ana arc
now NJ hoIas 10 their friends on their
ranch, clghi miles north uf Amarillo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-08
MtsDAMts y, u, RtiD NNp ., q.
M,,tiNtMk ENTERTAIN Wirii
LINE PARTY

on TUESDAY afternoon, June ;th
Mralamcs \ u. Reid aud I. q. Me
'linlock entertained a nunlvr IT their
tricnds With u delightful line party at
the Fair Theatre.
AZ the appointed hour the gurH,s
assembled a, the homie 1T Mrs, Reid on
MOO Harrison Street, aud from ihorc
vent In ears Ia the Fair, Whore tho
'on"ly "a Fair IT Country Kids. "
given by the laynorlchr COMPANY and
the Interesting lu~luc,lwn Colorado"
starring frunk Maya, Was graiN on
iuyrd,
After the show thu party wen, to N,
'lur loHm, where dainty refresh
mcnlS were served tO the fnllnwln.
guests Mcalamrs lack Wade. Leon
llowcn, Ulcn Bowen, uuy iiuovrr, l..
T.. Caldwell Russ i,ugvrs, cut Rogcrs
and corinc FREEMAN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-08
RECIrNI. n MT SlCCEss

The t~ilal given Inst evening hy
the piano pupils at Mrs, Walter AN,ol
assisted hy the expression pupils vt
Mrs, Lloyd Fletcher NJ the Central
PRESBYTERIAN church, was a srcat suc.
cvss.
The auditorium which VAS beautiful.
" d'cora,vl Ton thu ocvasion with a
variety at pottcd plants, terms and ca,
llowcrs, WAS crowded Ia capacity With
n,ers,cd friends aud Iar~n,s II the
pupils who tcck Part In the evenings
pstgtam,
Every numhcr was r,n,lcr,d with
wonderful prvisiuN aud was ucvClNcd
with the hvartivSt applause,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-08
WEDDING lsl:l.lS
WOlsl<S.NllCkt.E

whcnfriendshlp fullcxcr,s her softcs,
power.
Perfect esteem cnlivcn'd by desire
ineffablc. and sympathy of soul;
Though meeting thought, and VIII pre-
venting will.
with boundlcss confidence, FOR naught
but love
Can answer love. and render bliss ~.
cure.
Thompson.
Miss Nadia Works. daughter 81
Judge and Mrs. y. 4. Works, and Mr..
Joe ], Nickel, Jr., son ~ Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe J. Nickel. ST., both Of this city,
were quietly united In marriage at the
home 81 the brides parents ON 1910
~ylcr street, nj 8 o'clock. Monday after.
noon. In the presence of tho immediate
families. DIR. ]. W, Story tying the
happy knot. The couple left onthe @
o'clock south'bound Fort Worth a Den.
Yer train for Dallas, Hillsboro and other
points In Central Texas for two weeks
Wait with relatives aud friends, after
which they viii be with their parents In
Amarillo until about August 10, when
they will 10 To California FOR a brief
stay. They will sat- Cor Tokyo, Japan.
about August -. where they VIII spend
year or morc In studying the Japanese
language and customs, after which they
will ~ to KOBE. Japan, where Mr..
Mlcklc will have charge ot the CONNER
clal department ot the kwansclga rni'
vcrsl,y. onc of the greatest universities
Of the orient.
The bride II possessed ~ strong per
sona,i,y with the additional charm of "a
cultured mand she II u graduate of the
Amarillo High school. and graduated
with honors from Kidd Key College last
year and has taught school darln. the
past session,
The groom took his 4, n, Degree from
southern Methodist University In 1919
aud received his Masters pcgrc from
Columbia In 1880, During the past year
he has taken special commercial
course In Columbia, preparatory To his
work IN kohc.
10th bride and erocm have many
friends In the Panhandle who have fol-
lcw-d their development into strone
wcllroundcd characters and whose In
tires, and hest wishes viii follow them
Into their Ear away fields 81 work and
sctvicc,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-08
SOriN. NOrts AM PERSONAL.
Nt<rlu>

Miss Mary Dora oliver and Winnie
Mac Word, returned hmc Yesterday
from lllllins Va, whrro they have
h"cn attending school durlng the past
winter
MI nrrr,ll Jackson who has hvcn
q student at thu Kentucky Military
Institute during the winter months, has
returned homc,
Miss Fay Underwood has returned
homc frum Kidd Key COLLEGE whore she
attended schuol the IaN term,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-08
MEETING iiiiD nv NOlND
Dt,lEN litiI

MrH George A, McNrll WAS hostess
tn the w"mhrrs 1T the Round boom
club this nfi,inunu. NJ her humo un
COS Fillmore STREET,
fhr huiH" WIS appropriately duHnrh.
I'd lur thu ucruHiuu With un abundance
NJ garden lluWurH tud following u A..
lirniiul Afternoon at music aud mary
conversation. u delicious irr 'uurHo was
olNrd tu q large number ut mumlrrH
ana the rluh guest, Mr T., T., ifrholull.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-08
WESLEY N iiIiii,iftiIsS
VIII nom sulINL

The momhcrs ~ the Wesleyan luho
class of the Folk street Methodist
church viii entertain with n class In
tho church annex on Friday afternoon,
June no. NJ o'clock.
Alosdnmcs hallmark, iovcc, Cllne,
punlvnn, Cocker, Simpson, Collins and
Graham Win lm hosicsws Ut the after
noon, Al momhors arc urgud IL be-
niVNVnt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-08
SECRET Of LIFE
FOUND At LAST
RECENr DISCOVERIES o. SCiENCE
FONT To An.
SWER

Cmr~,cnt authorities arc tcginninE
To- admit that In the '',l,amic thc,,ry'
advanced by noted t,ssi seccialists there
IN a pcssihlc solu,ion IT the agc.L,ng
rrollem f life aud growth that has
rasshl humanity.
Ni,amincs arc the sruw,h. rx,.h,,inr
rvccr,ics found In only a few f,,sls,
which exhaustive tests have shown are
absolutely n~vsS,ry tn the normal
grUwth -of chilirvn aud The nDs1si
hcalth S adults Without this pru,er,v
t"si furnishes onlv fuel fm the lasiy
cngnc-M,th a fcCd supply both fuel
aud growth.
bMttcr h one of the Vrry few f,.s,s
Mhleh ha'c tscn found To- ccn,ain tho
Thus a hvincly Wlish that has h.rc,o
t.,c found taVur only hrcausc ~ It's
taNw and the addict pcst Il gaNc L. a
rsd n,cai ,-crmcs an absolutely n,s~s.
ssrN item IN the t,sL program uf any
family that csrcs Tor the health III its
chihitcn and Its adults.
Vrcam.ry butter, made In modern
butter plant, IN snuw.whltc cuuipn,nt.
rcndcrvd absolutely Sterile hv every
mtth"d known L. sctcnce and common
@nse FURNISHES Nitamincs and ether
anuamc iSn rtostti.s In the most
When the modern houscAccpcr us.s
nlcn,y ~ crcamcrv buitcr on her tsIlc
anu IN net cWktng, shr N giving her
Iamilv the utmost IN f,ssl values can.
tincd With the most delicious d flaws.
y ym'.ns,ion that cannot otherwise hc
MoLAssEs'RrrTER COOKIES
y Gun moasscs
y cup cugar
cgg
I tcasroon ginger
tcaspcon s.la
I tablcsr~n vinegar
! tahlcs,scn cold water
~ cups flour
y Gun Mis,lc,oc Rutter
CWm. thu butter, SUGAR and rgg.
Then add the molass.s. Vinegar and onc
run ~ the flour. Add the soda ,llsss ,v,sl
IN u. coli water mad fiour To- nakc
stif! dough. Roll thin, cut aud hale In
moderate oven.
nuTTER sCorcu CANDY
u cuns cane syrup
y Gun molasses
I Tablespoon vinegar
y tcaspcon vanilla
y cup Mistlctoc Ruttcr
Mix all Together. and cook until q test
hccomcs brittle In cold water. lorr In
aw.li'huttcicd ran and a. u ccois ,hcck
Oft In squares.
Zoo SANDWICHES
hard.ccoked eggs
tablespoons Mis,letoe nuttcr
: tablespoons salad drcssin.
ground. stuffed olives
fcrcc the eggs and the olives through
the meat chopper Melt the Mistletoe
butter over hot water, then whip lntu
the nalad drcssing. nlend With the
around cggs aud olives.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-08
>Otl\l. MOTIFS N>U
PERSONAL. Mk>Tlu '

Mrs, u, g, rlrkm aud ,hillrcn, zoos
'"lk S'rcc,, have gene to various points
~ South Texas Ia Nlsl, fw several
weeks
Frank NJ, Nhurn, Amarillo attorney,
Is IN ~, lsuis on lcgal mslncss.
Miss lM,lc llcll llun,c and Miss Viz.
vinh Hudson viii arrive home w~lncs.
hN trom New York CITY, whc,c they
nav" lSyn atlcndlng ~h,vd Vt iour.
nalism Miss hume VAS honor pupil
,hc fitsi Ncar ADVERTISING class,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-08
"Dis\STROi = SEASON N sOi TIL
WEST Ort>s ENRiA Wirii
lilskNN STORM TulJ,

OluHr IN COOS persons, mHl NJ them
small nrmrrH IN farm workers were
affected b, the uwily tornado inll which
'nchud the disastrous season" IN tho
Southwest In Apul, according 10 ~,
cords NJ the Southwestern Division ~
The l,rd Cruw, under whose dlrrcllnn
WORT NJ permanent rrliN aud rvhnhlllla'
liun ~ the sufferers II nuW holng com
plctod.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-08
~ Re GIVEN s0ON

The Amarillo Mems Glcc club under
the supervision VI rrof. y. y. Mycrs.
" ,hc Amaril" Collcgc ~ Music. atr
rherslng ,hry umcS week, In rrcp.
Na,lcn ta splendid rwg'Nm ,O ~
sivcN nv thu, organization during the
Ia, wcck vt lun,.
hs,'hs chsSNal numlrrs, darby
Nsss AMI musical naml~ra will II, ia,
mrcd rh,S Is anticipated m ~ onc
~ ,hc neS, 'lcligh,tal masi,Nl p,Ug,ams
~ lhc SaSM,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-08
CO,,kRr, kERH

"i.oves History, ~ llfcs u NJ,
cndcd BY marthEN,"
--ts\HNAEn rNvtnls,
Announcement has ,sVn n,ade " the
maSresgN II Miss ssn,aa lava tNsA-cys
and Mr, Nnecy Kerr ~ this cl,y, who
werV united Ia the ho,y l~ea,is I nsalrl,
mony 90 Thursday, June :. a, : OclNcs.
q, the honc ~ tho @ldcs larcn,s, Mr.,
and MrA W, u CN'Nes,, at NcrnNa.
TEXAS, m REV, n ", h,NyeoS rssscs
Of the First Methodist CAaNh u tAA,
slty,
Miss Nsley,, who has tcen p,ncasal
10 the whlse city S'hcsA. ncar Ncs~Na.
for thu has, ,hrce wars has a heS, "a
rsendk IN Anesril(N as wVn as IN Neg,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-08
tNE >EEnl.k CilH

Tm mVlnlsf~ W thv NVe,h Vauh
ga,hrr,sl YESTERDAY ai,c,n,sD, at thu
homc at Mrs, !, l., SuNmVts ~ san
West ScvcN,eNth S,rV~t, NV an IN,
tc1cs,lne and pNsi,ahlc hOUr 1 masic
aud ncedlc wOGk,
\ SHlenlid crowd MAS In N,,cna,ncg,
aud hetar the guN,s d,lN,,cd y N,
hcl0os NSlvshacW vMr~ MAS scgNcd
Ia the hostcsS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-08

Reading ,Hclcctcdl- Miss Loulsesllnm
llt0n.
Tnlilc ono--MrH AlbIn,
Topic Two Mrs. Hall.
Song stepping In the Light"
Topples Three ana rour-Mrs. Reed.
Topic Five Mrs. llirdlc Cullen.
Topic slN- Mrs, Norman,
Solo 'sclectcdl- Mrr. llordon, arcom
PANIED IN the piano by Miss Woodward
Prayer Mrs. Wngy,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-08
TNE WEkk'S
kOtlAl. EVENTS
THURSDAY

THURSDAY
The Pleasure and Profit club viii
mcc, on Thursday af,crnoon, at !
ocl,ck a, the home 10 Mrs, y. II.
narnvs, Te>,s ricr,c street.
FRIDAY
~ fc,is club viii meet In regular ses'
sion. nj the home l Mrs. l.. A, keck.
ites Harrison street, Friday morning ut
o'clcck.
A meeting MI, hc held by the mem.
l~rs ~ the Recreation Club an Friday
nf,cfrocn, June 10. nj $40 oclc,k. at
the home of Mrs. Caldwell, 1895 Taylor
stcet
The Fletcher Method piano pupils ~
Miss Minnie ilutchins viii h. presented
In recital. In the auditorium 10 IN,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-08
CiiitIE THREE az TiiE
lIiisT CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Clrrl" No y ~ the First Christian
church VIII meet with Mrn. j, u, Wal
lol, inl l.nst Fourth street, IN WodncH
day June \, ~ . o'clock a fun at
tendance IN urged.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-08
MkkrlNG III ,,E ,lE,b NV
tlktt.t M. mn

'irlc M onc ut thu fi,S, lhp,ls,
chur'h viii meet With MrS. A. T., lNr,
duH sio lfcyc SlNv,, cn "Wednesday
ai,crn'-n, at th,cV o'chsk hwy mcn,,
ecr Is ask,d Ia Ia lgVscnt,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-08
SOCIETY
ALvAii ~. MEYER

fIrs, Baptist church. on Friday evening,
az sl5 o'cloctS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-08

The woman's Missionary Soclcly ~
the Polk Street Methodist Church viii
NEE, In the annex. "Wednesday after.
noon, at o'clockf for tho following pro.
gram;
Hymn.
Prayer.
lRlhc Lesson.
Literary Influence ~ the nlhlc In
Christian Lands Mrs. u. N. Young.
"nhlical Influence of Literature IN
Mont Christian Lands Airs. Frank Cook.
Solo--fank LAWYER,
"Non.Chrlstlan Lands studying Chris.
,ian Literaturc"-Mrs, ", r. Leach.
man,
Christian Literature In japan Mrs,
knorpn
The Musical Leaves II the Trcc''-
Mrs Jw Mlcklc.
"tnmct Needs ~ Women aud ChIl.
drcn In Foreign Iands"--Mrs. Walter
Rockwell
outstanding Opportunities for Al,
ranccmcnt'--Mrs Hen short.
The Wuman's Auxiliary of the ,cn.
trail Presbyterian Church viii hold a
mcc,ln. on "Wednesday afternoon. June
u, u, o'clcck, at the Presbyterian Han.
The suhlcC, ~ the aficrnon's lcsson
win W. Porto Rlco." and viii H. I'D hy
Mrs, q, I, Word.
ciClc Ma Sin II thu First Christian
church will mcc, with Mrs q. n. Over.
ny, 'o> West Eleventh Strcct, wc,lncs.
day afternoon, at Z octck.
A meeting viii ~ held Nv the rNi,c
Hcnnc,, Missionary S,Vlc,y 1 tho Nlk
street Mc,h~iis, Church. at I orlock
"Wednesday In the new annex.
The hdics of the W NJ. 4, 0f the Tab.
crnaclc Baptist Church will mcct en-
Thursday afternoon. June s,h, at =
o'clcck, tOr an interesting missionary
program and business session. The rcgu.
lar business meeting ~ the ". N. 4.
was postponed on account of mclc,acat
weather,
PROGRAM,
Toplc-Christisn Eslaca,ion.
fscader--Mrs. wagy.
Opening uNmn ,sclectcdN
I lraycr--That Christian Esiucstlcss
May rrr,ail-Mrs. Hamilton,
Scripture Hcading-i. John is. John
'Sis, Acts tess, I, rctcr s:ei--Mrs Cut,
, len,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-08

circle M. -Four " the First Iaplls,
Church VIII mcct In regular session, IN
"Wednesday Afternoon at a;ao o'cluck, at
the home of Mrs, e. \. Chcssir, 500
Madison Street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-08
CHURCH OlnlANlzATI0Ns

Circle No six Ut the First baptist
church will me 81 with Mrs, \, y. Vine.
YARD, 1900 Washington Street. at .
o'clock. A full attendance In requested.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-08

Circle Five ~ the First baptist
church win mor, ut the home NJ Mrs,
Joe Mohlcy, I'm 1910 Van Burcn Street,
ut o'clock, with Mcaiames W. W. Cox
and Joe Moblcy nm hint hostcsscs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-08

The woman's Missionary Soclcly ~
the Polk Street McthciAs, Church viii
meet In the annex, "Wednesday after.
noon, at . o'olcckf for the following pro.
gram,
The Washington times., 1921-05-26
Wholesale Arrests Follow Mig INT
Of Terror cIimaxed by Burn
ing of Customs House.
BY DANIEL O'CONNELL.
International News service.

DUBLIN. May 26.-With nearly
a score of persons dead in street
fighting and the custom house COM
pletely destroyed by the Sim Fem
heavy forces of British soldiers and
black and tan police patrolled Dub
lin today to prevent a recurrence
Of violence.
Many wounded are under treat
ment in the hospitals.
All of the documents of the Brit
ish government in Ireland relating
! to the customs and excise revenues
were burned.
NIGHT OF TERROR
The population of. the city spent a
night of terror, expecting another
outbreak at any minute.
Oae man was shot dead and others
were wounded In . fresh outsreak OF
RI stin Z At Belfast, which bexas short
~ after nidaight ssd lasted ss hour
and . Aslf.
restopa order and soldiers were
rushed TO the scene in armored cars.
The nghting was hnally aueiied.
Police raiding parties were active
throughout the night and seventeen
Sim Feiners were arrested. Large
numbers were arrested yesetroAy'
RINGLEADERs ARRESTED.
Isolated shots and bomb explosions
were heard at intervals.
The Belfast rioting centered In the
Narrow Bone district, but there was
considerable sniping in other parts
of the city. The mob in the Narrow
Bone areas was in a dangerous mood
and many volleys we're fired before
II dispersed. Eleven ringleaders were
arrested.
Residents OF Loughaire reported
heavy bring shortly after midnight
in the direction of the British naval
station near that place. 1t was be-
lieved that the station was under at
tack.
The pavilion OF the Douglas Golf
Club wes burned by Sim Feiners.
The Washington times., 1921-05-26
HER LILY LOVE- IS
ONLY A CAVE MAN,
j SAYS YOUNG WIFE
And Pretty Juanita Miller Is Get
ting Ready to Start a
Divorce Suit.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 2a-Juanita
Miller's lilly love" has turned out to
be a caveman. In place of the spirit
ual soulmate Of her dreams, the
daughter OF the Poet of the Sierras
nnds her bridegroom of the tulip bed
a man with a buried past"
: For from the Heights today came
word OF the marital difficulties of the
couple whose wedding a month ago
was heralded with the music of tim
brels and celebrated with the feast of
roasted kid and home brew.
And as evidence OF the charges of
caveman which Juanita makes against
her husband, she showed a bandaged
arm and barred a bruised breast, mute
but colorful testimony OF the phys
ical cruelty" which she says will be
one ground for the contemplated di-
vorce. But the physical bruise he
only part of the hurt which Juanita
says is hers, as the result of the dis
illusionment wrought by her tiger
lily husband.
For Juan OF the golden locks and
the buried past has failed to make
good on the domestic part of the
bargain. False to his prenuptial
promises he had not done his share
OF brushing up the floor or of max
ing the bread.
II still love him. although he has
turned out to be a caveman instead
of my lily love" said Juanita to-
day. II am contemplating divorce
on the grounds OF cruelty and non
support, but i am not going to
take definite action until little
later after a stated number of days"
And then the bride of a month
disclosed one other rift In the nup-
tial lutte: Before we were 7n1ked,
Juan said he had no rlVs
that he has unpsi'