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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-16
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Sanbibnligpis bill Den Sonference,
fom 2lopo George bar inbbuot De IT.
ifc 9ebere iii | S%nperneis, Sfotlano,
Sirsboa | nGite l1ge fonme iltano,
men Situutionen er frembeleS meget
orun1iet. 2lopb George mootog /
Sirsoaas Sc @aleraS Spar paa bans
S,~nobpbelie, nlen Sparet bar iaa itil.
freosItiaenbe, at ban. BAD Den trlte
Gurer Soiepb IcSrutb lom of penOe
tilbuoe til Dublin siebliffelig % for
flare for oe 8alera, bpao ban, Ere'
mierminiiteren, mente ON Sparet.
: getraatning al Sim 5einerlles
rflore Sol0ning, tel~egraferes ira
9onoon, blep ben irife aurer / Dir.
fc[iobcben beot ON at penbe biem %
bcoe oe Ialera formtlerc ct anoet
Spor, bpori ban greit og fart eltcn
ofcepterer eQer forfaiter SnobpoelIen
til &onferencen / Snperneis. gtr. De
&oleraS Note, beber oct, bar iaa fulo
al Reierbationer, of oct | Girfeligbe'
Den life par noget Spor. Spis life
Settle bleo flaret op paa Sorbaano,
pilbc ma uoen Soil paa aonferens
cen fonme op / ale SlasS Sanlfeltg'
heoer.
s EFT al fine mango &eierpationer
neqter oe galern at afceptere Slopo
Beoraes fsrite 9etingelie - at
8runologet for belle Sorbanoltngen
r1oo ppre ben Soritaaelie, at Srlaro
blir itaaenoe Tom Weolem al oct bri.
fife Solfeiamfunb.
Wan baaber BOG, beoer Oct | Sele'
orummet fra 2onbon, of alt bill bli
opfIarct inoen &onferencen paa
Sir5Oa9.
MeIsingerne fra Goblin itiler
imi0Iertib Sagen | ct enonn mere
rflart Chs. 9ail gireann bar gan.
ifc otIt uonpbnt De fel9enbe fem "ltn-
6~crhnnolere" efter Snbitiaing al aa'
bircttet:
grthur Griffith iom SormanO.
San err oen eeentlige @runolGsger
al Sinn Sem og lIoerrigsminliter |
Sc @aleros &obtnet.
Wicboel Collins, Siuansminiiter.
Robert 6. Barton, iom bar Ipinet
en- fremtr9ben6e &oae / ltnberbanb.
IinQerne bibtil.
Canon s. Ouggan, Meblem al
Sail @ireann.
George 8opan Sitffp, Der bar fin.
qeret Iom Sinn Seinernes &eprGien'
tant / llolanbet.
Wfen set erflpres ubtrpffelig, at
benne Delegation life blen uonppnt
for at qaa til SSnperre's / &raft al
2lopb Georges Snbbpoelie. Gen blep
uorpbrt, beoer oct I Den offictelle
WeobelelIe Il 9etragtning al Ell mt
Zig &onference meo &eprGientanter
for oen brittle Reqiering."
Sm oct eiter bette err Sinn Sei.
nernes Wening at f%orbanble eler life
forhanble err ianlebeS for nGroGren.
De tenrnelig problematiif.
SaiI Girearn har beilltttet at SrIf,
set biz iige @GGiif, ifal bore Ratio.
nolforiamlinaens officieae Sprog.
Get er Meningen, at Srif berefter
'fal oGre "bet talte og ifrepne Sprog
SrIoro fra Centrum til Sisen", %
man bar life mere Drug for en- en-.
Qelif Sfolefommisiion for bpilten
Srit er &ineiiif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-16
Rifsoassfpinoe.

StocfbcIm, Sperigc, 13be Sept,
Iiis aeriten Sesielgreit. Der | man'
&c Iar bar p9ret Ell inoilpoeliesriJ
lrbeioerisrerife, err bIepet palgt til
Cen ipcnife Observation-Disclosures
iom Icprpieutant fra @steborg.
gfiis SeSielgren, iom er bel fienot !
glmerifa, er oen fsritc apinbc, ionl
or polat til Wcolem al Hifsbagen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-16
Sneitorm / CANADA.

Sislsc ct Telegram fra @innipea
roicoe forriee llge ganIfe beftist
Sneitcrme paa forifieliee Steoel
toabe / alberta % Saifatdetpan,
,oa Serifineen, Der MI par ! fiilo
Gans, maatte inoitiaeS. S &rppit'
len alberta falot Der ganlfe megei
Gne i % omfrins Garoston, Setb'
tribae og Wac2eoo og I Safatfe.
ipon / % | Smegnen al gattlefors
oa S~inberslep.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-16
Fred "a Ufred.

Siun.Seinerne icuber ct ntilfreSsitil-
IeuSe Guar paa 2lugo Georges
Snbbpbelie til en- &pnferenee ! Sn-
perneis. - Gr ben giraffe Cfien-
fp eaat iitpffer? = Giterriserne
rpmmer @~nrseulanb. = Sabsbnr.
oerne realiierer tit 90.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-16

Gre SorbeIe, Sarmeren bar al lin
automobil, er oct life Iaa utroiigt,
CT oct piIoe bile fig. at Soroelerle
TOR ltge iaa itore iom llOsifterne,
fanIfe bel iaa Oct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-16
6absburaernes Gienoomme.

ct Telegram fra Garis fort9ler,
at lInoerbunblinger beriteos blep of
iluttet / 9srbags bporpeb Grfebertug
Iriebricb al Giterris oa bans SON
sllbrecbt cperbraaer fine pGlbige Oh
Gnrtirttes paa Sipe A.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-16

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|orfIorer
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Fnsfonit
.og iont
teo goS.
Eniitrene
banole0.
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IsrtlGitss pGa SIDE 4.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-20
Why S 1900 Is Offered for Perfect Backs

Beauty does not count Anatomical
and functional perfection do.
The purpose ~ the contest n % ae-
o~gsssniaie adequate data 10 detornlne
accurately disputed scientific 9ef
lions regarding the erert OF HlanaH
integrity on health, and 10 attract al
tention 20 the neglect Of spinal t'tr
tnrc. particularly In children. IN oruef
that. by correction. In time, an onof-
nous amount OF future dciormip'
disease and ineniciency may he pr-
vented.
such deformity was discovered IN
on amazing percentage of b rcjcc-
tlons IN the draft durinE the war
spinal impcrtcctiuns exist without
the knowledge OF the patient III not
corrected. the patient Invariably pays
some penalty later IN life.
This IL an a%ltruistic campaign 70
cultivate a public desire for better
posture and Ia Interest vast numbers
In the most practical nsrd fundamcnitl
procedure for tbs prevention OF diA-
ease and for constructive health.
The main prize r. FOR women, be-
auE they are the mothers OF tho
futurc race and because their backs
are greatly Handicapped by eorsetH
and hugh heels. az
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-20
Long Reception
Saved Hcrrick
From Injury

PARIS. oct 2o.-Myron I. Her
rick. the American Ambassador to-
day thanked providence and the
length o. official receptions for his
narrow escape from possible death
or He-ious INJURY when n bomb TX
piodod IN his residence yesterday
evening, NJ, Herrick was attend
ms a rcccpfion in the hotel Devifie
to General Pc-shing and failed By
two minutes TO return home by the
tine the exploaion occurred.
The extreme length Of the re-
ccptlon was a fortunate thing for
u.s." he said today while chatting
with an Associated Press corre-
u%pondent over the incident.
IF Il had not been for the fact
that the reception casted until
affer 8 o'clock" said the
dor" 4 should have returned home
and dressed for dinner.
The whole thing seemed proyi-
dental. Had we entered the house
onc minute and a half before we did
we all should have been In the
room and might have been killed
or badly injured ! recall hat l
stepped In the entrance hall TO ex-
anime a batch OF letters before rs
sending the stairway. This must
have corrupted two minutes Theae
two minutes may have saved my
life" 4
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-20
REPORTS ON BOYS
WORK HEARD BY
ROTARY CLUB
Committee Named to Co.
operate in Armistice
Day Arrangements

Boys work was tho subjec; OF to-
days meeting OF the Rotary club.
several phnaca OF the work IN behalf
OF the boys OF Albuquerque being
discussed. Reports were made ny
G. N. Bolts Nye @. Martin. Clinton p.
Anderson and II. c. Donaldson. OF
the Menaul school, members OF tho
BiE Brother movement. who are CO.
operating with Judge NJ. u. Hickey In
the juvenile court administr ration.
The reports showed a new aud agrees
sivc kind Of practical work with in
diVidual boys TO be well under way
In Albuquerque.
Glen q. Ream. Albuquerque Boy
Scout executive. reported briefly on
tho work being done with the six
local troops Of Boy scouts. All OF
the troops. he snid, were we'll organ
ized and active. Tie old IN some de-
tail Of the camp work during the
summer. In which the hoy Scout cot
tage. huilt by the Rotary club In the
sandia mountains was the base OF
operations. air. Ream also told VI q
state meeting Of boy scout executives
to be hold In Albuquerque November
"a. whom plans for extending scout
work In Now Mexico during the COM
Ing year will be formed.
Albert conneii. brother OF Walter
NJ. Connoli. who IL superintendent OF
the Los Alamos Ranch school In the
Jernez mountains near Friioiea ran-
yon. was a guest OF tho Rotary club
today and told briefly OF the work
OF his school. Tho enrolment Is con-
fined TO 20 boys aud "a filled with a
waiting list.
Tho club appointed a committee.
consisting OF Charles Lembkc. Ed
nun o and Lester Cooper TO co.
operate with h other organizations
on arrangements for observance OF
Arniistice day. The first meeting for
these plans viii be held tonight IN the
Chsmber Of Commerce building.
Next weeks meeting OF tho Rotnry
club viii be a special Halloween pro-
gram, In charge Of Nye c.. Martin.
Charles =. White and Arthur Prayer.
The week following the club has in
vited the faculty OF the state Unit
sersity to Join the Rotarians at lunch
con,
Rev. Z. T.. McGuiro. OF the First
Methodist church. was elected an hon
orary member of the Rotary club at
todays meeting.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-20
Upper Silesian
Plebiscite Decision

PARIS. oct. 20.-The decision OF
the council OF tho league OF nations
on the Upper Siiesian question, made
public here today. divides the plebiH-
cite area IN almost equal parts be-
tween Poland and Germany. a. 10
the number OF communcE and pro-
videH administrative machinery for
abe gradual inauguration Of the new
regime over a period Of 10 years.
The long awaited boundary limo nc
cording 20 an official communique,
viii follow the Oder river to Niehct-
Rohau, assigning 22 cofnmunes in this
southern section 10 Germany aud %
To Poland. The line IL further traced
In detail by the nantes OF villag q,
the comfnunique stating that In the
nor northeriy section Germany OBJ
tnins 20 Communes and Poland -.
North ~ LiHsau. the frontier Will
follow the old boundary line 10 the
point whore II Joins that already fixed
between Germany and Poland.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-20

the special eommlttec Of the Cham
6rc Of Commerce for arrangements
for this New Mexico Educeiionl ar
scciatlon convention 10 be held here
starting November ~. made definite
plans for the entertainment program
d = mcetfnf held rebterdar Afternoon.
a reception VIII he given To tho
teachers on Monday ffiEht. and on
Tuesday nlEhf an entertainment. con-
stating mostly OF a musica. program
viii BE- given AZ the Armory Some
vary good talent VIII be arranged for
u make this entertainment q success.
The Indiar school band has been
secured Tor sunday night n Mon
day, 10 meet fhr 1eachcrs as they
arrive. The hand will be at the sta
ton 10 meet b tra.ne on sunday
night. and viii play several selections
ne zach train comes In.
II ~ planned 10 have ms hama
snarch from he station 10 the Armosy
on Monday afternoon, just before tho
first msctinng.
kept open In the boys department OF
the n. N. c. a. on sunday. and every
day during the convention. Commit
lees OF men end boys will NEE; all
trains. and tcachers who have no
ropnss arranged for VII be taken to
the Information to-rau, where a com
picte room list or the city will be
kept
There VIII be enaa<h rooms faT all
who come. thu coMmittee i sstisned.
X~utonnouIien wiz always be on hand
h. take leschgrs 10 their rooms a.
neqn nr thev arrive and have ar
rsnesaL fof a ut1ce 50 FtnSs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-20
Rcslington to Plead
Own Case Before
IA Judge McC lelIan

George RoslinEton. president Of the
City Electric. company 4 70 act na
his own attorney when his case IN
which the street car company n
chnreed with violating the state mot
or ~chIcie law Is opened before Judge
W. W. Mcclellan.
Tho casr which had been set for
20 o'clock this mornins was Continued
until , O'Clock this afternoon becanse
81 fhe absence Of District Attorney
Ernest b. Garcia or his assistant T.
j. Aabry. Al that hour this Afternoon
howceer. neither nttorney lad APP
rrared.
hsil.s. ~ = sufficient license TO oper-
ste the traalieas street cars on North
Ionrth street viii be n main defense
or Nr. Rr-iingtpn. n wns indicated
thfs afternoon. The district attorney
office ho.ds that the trackicas street
cars should carry a state liccnse as dc
aut0mnhflea.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-20
Evangelist, Former ia
Criminal, to Speak
At Gospel Hall

" J. Stefan. n criminal OF former
days who spent II years behind the
prison bars. In TO speak at the North
Fourth Street Gospel hall. 1900 North
Fourth street. Friday night
MIR. Stefan hns visited the pcni-
tcntinrics from coast 20 coast since
his release from the san Quentin pom
itcntiary Of California. Ho IL ono OF
the cNangelists who II to be present at
the Bible conference which opens sun
day at the Fourth Street hall and will
continue until October 2s Inclusive.
All persons are invited To the meet
lnEs nj which no collections arc to
DE taken. II 4. Ironside OF Oakland.
cvunEclist ~ the west and John
Bloorc 81 Plninfield. y. J.. also are
20 Dee speakers at the conference.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-20
Blinded War Hero Wins
A Howard Scholarship

~ - q A. nnNNtcn
CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Oct. 20.-if
an exploding German shell mad
doomed YOU to blindness. could you
drive the blues away and set yourself
to accomplishing scholastic wonders
Guy Erwin, soldier OF France. poet.
scholar and optimist. has dcne these
things. lie Is the first winner OF the
Victor r. Chapman scholarship at
Harvard. founded for French youths
who gave promise OF leadership IN
the field OF learning, by the father OF
Victor H.. Chapman. Harvard Is.
killed In action while flying Owe.
Verdun.
Envin Nlll study International law
at tho Harvard Law school HE IL this
son OF a professor Ia a small town in
northern France. Like many other
youths. he spent most OF his time
sechine fun and thought study a bore.
Two Bcncflts.
II needed discipline" he said. and
I got II IN the army. l needed some
great shock TO arouse me 20 h seri-
o~uencss OF life. ! got that. too-in
the World War
Erwin Joined the 10th regiment on
The line on Nov. /. 1919.
when the World Wa came, he
took part In the first heroic resist
hnce TO the German hordes that
poured INTO Belgium.
lie fought At n Marine, Aisne and
Champagne.
Then came BeHuscjour. Ifis COM
handing officer called for a voiun-
toor TO carry a message back TO the
supporting forces. Envin sprang fo.-
ward.
Receives 80 Wounds.
lie climbed TO the pa@apot just as
d Hoche Rhoii burst 10 feet before
him. and foil horribly wounded IA 30
different placea.
Months later. Erwin was discharged
from the hospital ON his brenst
wee the Crufs Of the Legion OF
Honor. the Medanie MilitRiro and the
Croix dc GucrFe With palm.
Greatest o. al, however, was a de-
termination in his heart 10 make good,
though blinded
lie studied the Braillo system. A
few monthB later he succeeded In
passing his examinations for the de-
gree OF Bachelor OF Philosophy. Two
years later he qualified with honor
for the degree OF Licencic en- phil
osophle, and In June. 1913, he ranked
fist among so candidates for a law
degree.
Then came the high honor which
briusht him TO Harvard.
HiS Ambition.
Il want 10 be able 10 save enough
money 10 enable me TO travel and
Picture 20 my blinded comrades he
says. TO try 10 inspire them with the
same determination 20 succeed which
has inspired me
There ~ u wonderful feeling Of
satisfaction IN having made a grcut
sacrifice for ones country. Tue, !
cannot see many OF the beauties OF
the world, but II IN equally true that
cannot see many Of It's miscucs. !
think I am The happicat man alive
You win find 1t In our Classi
Hed Columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-20

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Oct. 2O.-Un-
like the little old woma who lived
In a shoe" Mrs. j. G. Moreland Of
Nashville knows exactly what to do
with all OF her scveu children.
1T IN simple enough" says she.
They are lust naturally good. every
one Of the seven having beon born
ON SUNDAY"
Number =. Harry Garland More
land. arrived just recently. and on N,
same date hat his sister. Matte Ella.
waa born ~ years ago. The other
little Sunday arrivals In the Morcland
family ARE william Addison. q; Enie
Pearl. 10; Arthur McKcel. 10, j. c.
Jr. i3s and Herman Alex. g.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-20
MARRIAGE IAAGLE
Is REVEALED IN
4 DIVORCE SUIT
Womans Hasbahd Had
Wife Living; Leaves
and Weeds Again

A complicated situation Is aneEed
N fhe answer MED todns by Sat'ia
Nay Campbell Hsrfsy h the neotcs
epee which hos hera brought BY Wi
liam Hsnlsy. In the district court
Accordihk 10 his erir,ns compliant.
the couple VIDE married tn J,siy 10.
hut soon After thcir nsfriare. he
found that hss wife had another nus
hend, Who was nH living and not
d'ecrceaf wfth fhfe - hh grounds.
he rsAsd ne court 70 rpnai his mar
ristr.
IN the answer flcd today by the
defendant she claims that what he
rays N true, except that she u not At
rtttrif mafried u another man. HAe
admifs that several ear asa She
went Through . rsarrias> tfremony
with a nan named Louis Ketcnm IN
California. but that h soon after
ward fcNnd Dit that kcithsim had a
wife already, who was etiii living and
not divorced. Therefore. the answer
r1fttt. the marriage az the d~cffndenf
20 ketchum was null and void. ana
the court - nsted q confirm her
fttffisxc Nth william Hcn.cy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-20
Pythian Sisters
Close Convention

The Pythian Sisters closed their two
day convention "a o'clock this after
loon after a session which lasted from
Q O'Clock IN the morning.
The chief work of the session was
tho cxemp.ifyiuT Of the memorial
servfre Tor the departed sisters ana
members of the Knights 81 Pytsias,
This service wna conducted 10y Mrs.
Mary O.. Hicks Of Telluride. Colo,
officers.
Tho rest of the session today was
taken up with routine business and
tho issuing OF inst -uctinns TO the mem
hcrs regarding the grand lodge Many
nf the d~clcgatcs who attended the
session expect to leave Tor their re-
spcctlys homes tonight.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-20
Additional Gossip

o.. r. Haynes. 7Oi West Coal ayemc
reported 10 the police today that his
car and q bicycle coiiidcd Ht Sixth and
Goid avenue this morning. The
hleyclist had a hand hurt the report
said.
Horn this morning "a Mr., ana Mr..
Harry Summers, 81 West New io-b
avenue. q daughter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-20
State National
Bank Employees to
Play for Golf Cup

The State National bank has offered
n uup 10 he awarded 20 The best golf
player In the cfnpioy OF the hank.
The play will start nest Saturday
with aemi finals and firHfs ON this
following Saturday and Sunday.
Tbs bandicapg as announced for the
tournament follow: Guido Oiomi.
50. trrcd White. 81; Roy Mcdonald.
N: V. NaranJo. 50; doe Mccanna. -.
Ichn rIerney. IS; Tony Otero. So
u. H. HerkenhOn. SO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-20
Catarrh

catarrh 10 q local disease greatly inft.
enced by constitutional condition.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE is q
Tonic and Blood Purifier. BY cleansing
the blood and building up the System,
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE restores
normal conditions and allows Nature TO
DO It's work
An Druggists Circulars free.
u. ]. Cheney q Co, Toledo. Ohio.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-20
Bomb Semi to
Herrick WAS of
English Make

'~e"hapneu ir''n p4se oHe.)
ann IN smaii uneven letters indicating
that the author was an uneducatcd
were liz words .saeco ana Vanzcttl@
Written in lnree letters. fTheaa names
evidently refer TO Nicoio sncco and
partolonieo Vanxetti, W Italians
who were convicted or fi.1t degree
murder by a MASSACHUSETTS, court last
summcrD
The letter said:
aAn the reprcsentative OF FOUR
rountrv. you are n party 10 The pcrse-
cufion Or Sncco and Vanxetu and you
are therefor. Jointly Tor
thef- cxccution- have In my poNer
scientific means Of sending YOU to the
zane destiny. together with your
whole household.'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-20
ny Da. n. KENDRIck SMITH.

n5,sToS DC. so.-The National
Association for the Prevention -
spinal Curvature 0fcrs $1,000 for the
most perfect woman's back In North
America. and $500 for the best child's
back, under ~ years.
Tho contest In 20 end May rs, 1929.
and awards will he made on photo
graphs and technical measurements
faigen by any licensed ostcopathic
phyhiclan.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-14
HOLLAND RAusE

A beautiful but quiet wedding was
soicmnixcd yesterday morning 10 il.3n
O'Clock. AZ the home 81 Mr. and Mrs.
4. 3. Burgess. iiio Tyler street. when
their niece. Miss Ellen Holland ~
Piainview. and II. A. Krause ~
Fioydada. wcrr united In marriage hy
Rev. Roy Rutherford. pastor u the
First Christian Church.
The impressive double ring ceremony
was performed In the presence % only
a few relatives ana intimate friends
After the ceremony. an Informal reccp'
ton was held In honor Of the happy cou'
pie. after which they left for an eS
tended honeymoon trip to California.
Miss Holland IA the daughter Il Mr.
and Ms. D. Holland If Phinvi,w, and
Mr.. krause IL a prominent ranchman Of
FLOYD County.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-14
SOCIETY
ALyAH u. MEYER
TnE WEEKS sOcIu E,ENTs
THURSDAY

THURSDAY
Tho ! q. q cub VIII d. entertained
a the bome of Miss Nay Brown. iiop
Harrison street at o'clock Mrs.
Frank storm viii De- leader II the after.
noon.
FRIDAY
Mrs ID q. Hume win hr hostess 10
M 90 F''7 club 40 3 o'clock. az her
homo un ic0l pirrDp street
\ meeting win io held U.s. the Pleas
urc and iroft club. beginning NJ 23o
o'clock. at ne home ~ Mrs chen Nc
Kco. 1906 jackson street Every mem
bor Is requested to D. present.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-14
SOCIAL MEETING IiRi.D ny pRO.
FEssIONAL AM BtsfNESS
WOMEN

Tho memlSfs q the Professional and
business womenis Club ~ Amarillo me'
IN an enjoyable social rcs-ion hsi oven
Ing In the annex ~ the Polk SIRE,
Methodist Churt'h
A. 6 o'clock n delicious supper. con
slsting ~ fruit cocktail. In dainty
orange cups. baked chlcksn with dr. ~
ina and gravy. orearu'd potatoes and
combination salad, was served to.a large
number ~ members and was nnlowed
BY a delightful soCial period during
which plans for the banquet 10 b. given
by the club. Tuesday week, NJ the ilnr
vey House. were completed, Several
beautiful musical selections were abs
enjoyed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-14
piRTy GIVES ron HIBLE
STUDY CLASS

Tho members OF the Bible study class
of 'hr FIRST Baptist church N which
judge kimhrDugh is teacher. were en-.
t'rtaIrrd on Tuesday evening. "a the
home Of NJ aud Airs r. " Irunor
1900 Van Buren, street, with Mcsdnmes
lamar and nrunor ns hosteHes.
P,itrd plants and ferns formca the ar
tifiie decoration 90 the rooms. and 4
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-14

be- held at the First Baptist Church. on
Friday evening. April 18Th. at $50
O'Clock.
This spelling match II being given
Tot the benefit 10 the Juniors ~ the
church. who have recently purchased q
now piaon aud have not set collected
enough money 90 cover the debt. There
VIII be no admission charges. but a free
win Offering viii b. taken.
Light rcfrrHhlruts viii be- served
ind general good time VIII be- had at
I his iDlly gcttogrihor meeting Comd
lENrINhndy y lnNIl,d.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-14

aeries OF contests. gaines. readings ana
musical selections were enjoyed
throughout the evening. Little Miss
Frances Lamar gave q beautiful piano
solo. Jane HARDY Eayo e reading and
vocal solo. Ellen Lucil, bruncr give a
reading and Mrs Dana Thomas Iinr'
mon rendered several delightful piano
selociions and also vocal solo. which
ives highly appreciated.
At the close Of the evenings program.
the h0sioascs served dainty refresh
monts Ia large number uf guests.