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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-21
New York Co:ton.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2i.-Spot cotton
steady: iniddiing S17soi cotton flu
lures CLOSED steady; Dee. Sl7.3s; Jan.
ti7.s5. March. s17.22: May. s1s.95;
july. Sie.57.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-21

NEW YORK. Nov. 2i.-Liberiy
bonds closed; 3hs. ts5.12: first Al,
$3.50 bid; second IN. s9412. first
AVS, s9b.l0; second AS ts4.Ss;
third AIS. $3.50; fourth AS.
ANS. 500. so.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-21
smEIIcHTs on
tC~ouflnucd from page onc.)

10 change the method Of choosing
members for the council may be
voted through BY the tcachers. IN
that case the representatives they
name wiz have no scat In the coun-
ell unless they get Il by some other
meona.
:. Baca. superintendent Of valcnrih
county. II here with the Nalcncih
county delegation In full force.
The Vocational banquet 10 be held
at the AlvarRdo hotel tomorrow evr-
ming at $3.50 IL to be attended ~
such a large number OF convention
guests. that all who expect 10 bp
present are asked by Mrs. Mnier. IN
charge Of this department.. TO meke
their reservations for plates az ~
Alsarado hotel before that time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-21
Dave Combs Dies
In California

Dave Combs. first proprietor o.
the Combs hotel here and a resthur
rant propulsion for several years. died
today at snnta Monica, Calf. au-
cording to word roccivod scfa today
by the local lodge Of Eiks OF which
he was q member.
Mr.. Combs had not resided here
fer about nine yeara. having left here
80 80 10 California. His death was
from typhoid fever,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-21

KANSAS CITY. Nov. 2i.-Butter.
creamery. . cents lower. tSc. packing
unchanged. 2fc.
Eggs unchanged. nrsts. Gle; sec
ondT. ale.
Poultry unchanged: hens Is 20 zoe.
springs. lSas3c; turkeys. Sic.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-21
Produce

CHICAGO. Nov. ci-Butter higher:
creamery extras. 43hc; firstf, Sfh y
iac: seconds. ae435Nc, standards
Eggs higher. receipts. k733 cases
firsts. 500 bsc: ordinary firsts, 43W
lfo: miscellaneous. SO sac. refrig'
orator extras. asa 70 s7ci Refrigerator
firsts, 20 y ~ sec.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-21
fNoH =

EOIk AAAE-II0nNN Al
FOR sALE-sman modern house. wsn 10.
Gated Priced nov Tor .quiek ssle Terms
in Fourth Ward for $500. Part terms
J Hammond. S2A 3, Silver. Phone
TOR SALE Automobiles -
Used CARS bought, SOLD add traded
terms " desired Mcintosh Auto Co.. o0s
W. Ceuiral. Phone d62.
HARVEY AUTO SPRINGS for all ears;
guayan,sed. }. horbsr 4 Co. Aihuquef
worth $4,000. WIN sell for ti.sbo. Phone
FOR SALE-A few small used osfs terms
u dssirsd korhsrs Auto Dept Dodge
FOR SALE-ip2t Ford Sedan. With wire
Wheels and essential e1tras. Only run
2loO. miles. sos So Edith.
RADIATORS made and repaired. shrnTrTs
Radiator shop. 2is North Fourth.
K-t5 BUICK touring carr; hnt-clsss COZ.
FOR SALE
1894 Chevrolet Coupe
In Al condition, good tires, uphoi-
stery in excellent condition. Must
sell and owner IL willing to sacrifice.
Can he seen at
CENTRAL AUTO a. MACHINE
WORKS
s.2 West Central. Phone si2
FOR sALFs-RcaI rrIHtc Is
FOR sALE-A beAutiful hoine sIte IN East
silver at greatly reduced price. Let me
ys- Prone isaa.R
nRESSMAkING. 30
EcC08DI0s PLEZrIg6 -SlTis ssd nut
Fen Of Al kinds. n orsns. 2is y. sev.
onth 81 Phoas ala.
MADAM ROSE dressmSEeT ana dssignsT,
viii make or remodel your afternoon or
Room Q FOURTH Ana crapsl
SHIRT AND DRLssMAkfNG. 5O7 S, I'd
Phone itso.l
PouITWI Avn EGGS sk
rhRkE FOR -FIyE DoLLARs-fTom cur
best waite Leshorn stock We srs %9iferinE
i've dollars Pisk em out youf..lf Gel
a good start from good stock. Out o. town
orders shipped promptly, iolS North
ElsxsntA s.tesi MhgqaeIqus New Mszlee
" nIsOkLLAN EoJr ~
BITTER KODAK FiNfsHiNo-n 10 Better.
a. kss1sn GI%,Ss.sIisSs' g,5S on r,i c, sss:i'' .i H..
querque, n Men
wANrED-CsTefui Eodsf naiikIns b. nss-
ter photographsIi twice daily service. Re-
mompef, shtltfAebon guaranteed. send your
finishing 70 . reliable estahlished firm.
H.nn. hsnnA Matter Photegrspher
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES u
ROOMiN0 HOUSE for sale. See Kelly.
2ls - Gold Phone A01
BUsfNEss FOR sALE-Old esisblshed
mercantile business on railroad. Will sell
for value o. improvements alone. Good reA
son for selling II Interested IN rood siIea
proposition. address Il. o. Boz cas-. Ab1
qner9ne.
PttS.f1refoNA lAItIJr -
DIR, ALFRED THELiN,
Dentist
Phone sac. 1l6h South Third.
Open Evening". Dental x.Ray
DR.. S. {. CLARKE
Eys. Ear Nose and Throat. Glssss. Fitted.
Office hss' Hour sIds to "a .. m. and P ; to $50 m
"pONT'S"-FUR WISHING
Don't wish you could find = iob-Find H.
Don't wish you eoula rent Jour apart
ment-Rent Il.
Don't ~ish yon could sell your s-us-
seli H.
ny usiaz the Hsrald's Classified Columns
pkaHa aAs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-21

"DONT'S"-FUR WISHING
Don't wish you could find = job-Find H.
Don't wish you ooula rent Jour apart
ment-Rent Il.
Don't Nisb yon could sell your A~us-
seli H.
HOW
by u,iuz the Hsrald's Classified Column,
pkana aAf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-21

Potatoes duh: receipts. % cars
total 4. s. shipments, T06; northern
white. si.esMl.S0 cwt; Red rivers
sacked and bulk. Si3smt.s0 ewt.
Poultry alive. unsettled; fowls.
100 zoe; springs. lie; turkeys, 5Tc;
roosiers, t3c.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-21
RooMs WITH HoARD

RtSERN AftONs inay nov be- had Al ST.
lOENS SANAToRfuM tEniscopal Rates
1850 Go 90 90 per week Includes nri-
,hie room win sleeping porch. connected 10
hath and toilet. Medical care. incidence.
SENEGAL uursing ENcelirnt ncsiI. tray
service No sHiras. All ruoms nave
Rev " ~ ziegler superintendent
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-21
SARATOGA UHlPS

AZTEC BRAND.
Always fresh. Made by the New
Mexico Potato Chip Mfg. Co.. 324 N.
Third 81.
GET Them at Your Groccr's
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-21

MONEY 30 LOAN. q
CONFIDENTIAL loans on isWefry dlsalonda,
watches. Liberty Bonds. pianos, autumo.
hiles. Lowest rates. Rothman'L III south
First honded 70 the statA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-21
wANTED-Femaie Help

WANTED-Houseksepsr Tor four adul
must be good cook Phone iat0.W.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-09-09
Physical Training Is
Necessary to Germans

BERLIN, Aug. 1O-(Associated Press
Mail). An attempt to supply
the beneficial physical effects form
erly secured by the German youths
through compulsory military training
and TO give an opportunity for sports
and play which is said to be needed
to save the German youth from cut
ter moral ruin" is being made by the
Academical Sport Association, com
posed of university professors and by
student clubs in various cities.
The European Student Relief Off
ces here have been asked to supply
material and leaders for organized
athletics, and if possible to secure the
services of f. w. Brennan, director
of athletics with the American Army
of Occupation at CoblenZ, as soon as
the American troops are withdrawn.
Physical training, the German or
CARNATIONS contend, would be one of
the greatest regenerating influences
which could at this time be brought
to bear upon the youth of the new re-
public. Although there is a wide
spread movement to provide suffici-
ent Fairgrounds for children, there
has been little progress heretofore
toward supplying the German youth
with organized athletics or systematic
physical training.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-09-09
Surgical Operations
Pictured in Movies

BERLIN, Aug. 10. 49, ASSOCIATED
Press MaiD-An invention by which
detailed, enlarged moving pictures Of
intricate surgical operations, are TAX
en- without interfering with the operat-
ing physicians and without the pses-
ence of a camera operator has been
perfected by DR.. A. Won Rothe, of Ber-
lin, ant now is being used in a num-
Der of German medical universities,
for the benefit of students. 1t is
claimed tsat the students secure bet
ter instruction from a study OF the
moving picture of the operation than
from witnessing the operation itself.
The operation camera is design
ed to hang directly above the operat-
ing physicians hands. The cinemato-
graphical lamps are in a above
separated from the operating room
by a glass roof.
After the machine has been placeu
in position an operating physician OF d
nurse can start it by pressing an elec-
trical foot device which is all the at
tention necessary on the part OIL the
doctor or the attendants.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-09-09
MAY LOSE
ASSOCIATED PRESS

NEW YORK, Sept. 7.-(Gross re-
ceipts of the Downey-Wilson boxing
match on Labor Day were only S49,-
6S5, it was announced today. Tex
Richard, promoter of the match, guar
anteed Wilson $4,000. He has paid
$49S6.50 for newspaper advertis ing,
It is understood, and also guaranteed
Downey a considerable sum.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-09-09
Believe Premier Hara Must
Attend Washington Session

TOXIC, Sept. Spy the Associ-
ated Press).-Premier Hara cannot
escape going to the Washington con-
~ferences without antagonizing public
opinion NJ. Oishi, a veteran states
man, now retired. declared in an in
terNiew.
"He is bound to attend by reason of
his position he continued. More
over, his presence will help to speed
the business of the conference"
The Hara ministry will last some
time, at lea until the Washington
conference are over, because the Cp-
position is not effectively organized,
he declared.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-09-09
Industrial Development
Awakens Among Japanese

TOXIC, Sept. 3.-(By the Associ-
ated Press).-There has been notice
able in Japan, with the remarkable
awakening of industrial workers, a
growing tendency among tenant farm
ers to form combinatinos to protect
their common interest against the
landlords. This is another evidence of
the swift social development in Japan
along western ideas.
At the end of March, 1921, such COM
bination of tenant farmers numbered
416, with an aggregate membership of
1857. During 1920 there were 40S
disputes involving $3.50 landlords and
$4,000 tenant farmers. The most fire.
quent cause for dispute was the de-
mand for lowered rents.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-09-09
LETTER CARRIERS WAGE
PRESS

ST. LOUIS, Sept 1.-THE National
Letter Carriers in convention here to-
day rejected a resolution directing
the officers of the association to start
a campaign for higher wages. The
resolution read that wages are unsat-
%isfactory but agitation is considered
~inopportune. Other resolutions de-
mand political freedom.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-09-09

the workers organizations in the in
spection and control of industry.
The army must be called the 'Peo-
pies Army and must uphold the laws
of the peoples representatives and in
no case act as a support of separate
political groups or persons striving to
grasp power.
Foreign Relations
Toward foreign states and coun-
tries the peasantry has never had and
has at present no hostile feelings or
intentions and is willing to live in
good terms with all peoples and CO.
operate in their strivings to peace.
The peasantry has no intention of ag-
gression toward the territory of other
countries and will fight to the last
against those who try to %endanger the
integrity and interests of the Russian
people. All questions and problems
must be settled by peaceful ways.
Neither civil war nor intervention,
which is feeding it, nor communism
nor reaction is acceptable to the peas
ants OF Russia, because all this brings
economic disorder and disrupts our
country"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-04

the First Baptist Church, about one
hundred farmers aud business men
present. Music was furnished by the
Wellington Orchestra and local men
spoke ~ the things which had been
done and the things they felt should
he done a. build their home town. Judge
q. g. Small reviewed the work ~ the
Chamber ~ Commerce for the past
scar and was followed by \. l.. Nuwlin
Secretary Of the club with plans for the
future. &. ". Roberts spoke an the
benefits II county fair and was FOL
lowed by Mayor u. II. Templcton. who
discussed plans FOR city Improvement
aud expansion. Regardless ~ hard times
and cry IT scarce money Wellington
raised last night for the Chamber Com
riorcc budget total ~ $500 and has
a committee visiting todny all those
who were not present nj the h1nqne,
sollcliin. funds and II rcportcd meeting
with great response
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-04
NUTRITION CLINIC u
i!lG SUCCESS.
IA The,ma Dillingham;.

"Thln Girls made at and fai girls
mad, thin has been the slogan ~ thr
Suuillun clinic which vas operated
Tor the FIRST time this year under The
.ianar cment II The Dcpaitm,ni IT
Home Economics at the University of
r,Xga. 50 slcc-ssful and beneficial
mas b.en tin, olinlc that u will probably
0e continued ON larger scale next
y,ar. according to Miss Jet Winters
ADJUNCT professor Il home economies
Nho has charge ~ the nutrition courses
,nd clinics.
Most Il The work consists In making
hin girls fat fur th, records show
hat the Ia, girls aTs, easily discouraged
{ results are net imisedia,e and drop
AT of the chnic. The girls who arr
indeg weigh, arr weighed a. the he.
shining Il the clint and chart Is kept
{ their weight each week. Each dnN
hey GENE by IN" dining room uf the
Department ~ Homo Economics and
have mid.murning lunch ~ sweet milk
mi graham crackers At a prirc cover.
ing the actual cc;t Lectures are given
-sch week IN fcod and nutrition tn all
these who are Interested ON register.
INK q, the clinic each gll makes ont =
Is, ~ the things She eats fur an aver.
gc dry. One - the instructors then
figures M the number " caiur.cs rep
rvsentcd by the fo1d rs comparison
4 this daIn with The ayvaE, cycrcis
md WORK ~ the gitl. he can approNi
nate the numhr ~ caluri"s the rifl
must have each day IN order % gain
With The over weigh, girls. a oalclh
Ion il made 20 the number q Galleries
they should haze IN ur,cr To- bring them
down ~ normal weight
~ FAR nothing has been done alonc
'his line among ,hc bnvs. I, i Thought
1cNi Year that he work may b. en-
iargcd Ia include them There ar
quite number uf astonishing eases %
under weight ana undcr nuurishcd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-04
TmE EYE or THE STORM

Fear not that the whirlwind shall carry
thee hence.
Nor wait Cor I,s onslaught In hrcathless
suspense,
Nor shrink no mthe whips Of the ter.
rifle hnil.
But nans through the edge To the hear,
II the yale.
For there IL n shelter sunlighiod and
warm,
And faith sces her God through The
eye ~ the storm.
The passionate tempest With runh au,l
Wild roar
And thrcaicnings q, evils may bca, IN
the shorr.
The waves may be- mountains the
fields battle plains.
Ana thc earth l,c immersed In dclugc
1T rains.
Yet. IN. soul STAYED on God. may sing
hravcH It's psalm.
For the heart of the storm IN the
center of calm.
10, hone b. noi Qu"nchcd In the black
ncss II night.
Though thc cvclunc awhile may have
biIied thu night.
Fsr hchind the great darkness the stars
ever shine.
And the light OF Gods heaven HIS love
shall make thine.
To tho face ol ,hy God and the blue oI
HIS sky.
THE storm l. thy shc,irc FROM danger
and sln.
..nd God himself takes thee fur safety
within.
The temples, with Him passed into deer
calm,'
Ana IN. roar % fthc winds Is the sound
~ psalm.
H. gind aud Srn'no when tho tempcs'
clouds form,
God smiles an Ills child In the eye n
the STERN,
From Isn, toilan Ggari
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-04
EASTERN STAR MEETING.

The newly clc tied and appointed off
co.'s Who WIN serve the Miami Chapter
~ the Order e.. the Eastern Star Tor
the ensuing year were Installed a, pub
10 installation heb IN IN. Masonic Hall
Thursday evening.
owins tu the rain. which came ur
lust NJ dark the crowd was not ne
largo as expected nevertheless. some.
thlur likc fifty people were present.
Mas. DsVv Lard acted rs installing of'
liccr. 2r,. Baker presiding a, the or
gan. and Mrs Dan kiVlchen acting rs
marshal.
After the Installation ceremonies lcc
rcam .nd cake was served by the out
.ular officers.
The rcvly installed officers and thclr
fiics are:
Worthy Ma,ru-Nrs. W. l.. Maihcrs
Ngthy Patron--l.y. Newman.
,AssC late Ma,tua--MtS charles Hur
nett.
Sccgciaty-MrS. joiner.
TrnsurNr-M Mrs. DIXON.
e. .drctrcss Harry Craig.
Assoc ate CONTROVERSIAL Mrs. Gasor,
Chapllin-MTs. Ben Tall'y.
orsauist -Mr. Baker.
Adih-Srs Ton rutslcy.
Ru,h-fonnic Lard.
Es,h,r--Mrs. Jack Meade.
Nlaiiha- Matte E'.uit.
Elcc,ra-Mrs. John Newman.
warder-Mrs. ollis Dunivcn.
Scn,incl-T ]. noncy.
~ Mcmlier IN the Miami chief.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-04

great inspiration Ia them IN thtir work.
through the summer. Mr. H. '. Ed
worthy. director ~ hoyS work In the
T. NJ &. A.. Dallas. Tcxns. also was
present and directed all games. Ills
lectures were q series ~ rIrr treats
and he lef, everyone he met. his friend
nnd admlfcr; innn never 20 he forgot
Ten Others who attended the cnclmp'
nent and rendered Tood scrvire In In
struc,ions on judging grain. feslIng and
car" ~ hogs. baby bc"vrs and poultry
are Miss I,"ss Edwards. district agent.
college station Mrs. Ida chitwoo'i.
home demonstration agent. Clarendon.
C1uuiy Agent L.. Y. Hunter. childrcss.
and l.. NJ. Thompson. county agent,
Memphis, T'N1a
1huislnv nigh, was sp,nt IN the
river with swimming. fishing. camp
iirc talks and rabbit drives the Tea
tsro ~ the d,v. The even, was such
q pronounced success that the county
lt,ut has announced another cncanm
men, viii bc held In the late summer
or c'riy fall.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-04
NOTICE

Mrs \. y. Wells, Department Chair
g,an ~ Applied Education In the Potter
county Federation of Women. requests
dist cvsiy memh,r ~ the committee
ac prc@at NJ 2;so o'clock. saturday
nftD,necn. June 18th ln the club rooms
u the F.ss, baptist Caurch. To- com.
nlet" nlains for a definite psUgram 81
work.
The following club representatives,
nj individual members composer the
ommliur. Mcsilncs \. NJ. nalxell. J.
:. Kondi i,k. lirniy 'Tandy. Ray whea,
~. q : M,Cl-lland. T. ". Han nah'
4, X. Toward Wilson. Tom Cphlc. Da'
y Tudor. Henry Hall and Il. l.. Nc
Means
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-04
MEETING or POTTER COT NTy
PENETRATION on WOMEN.

The pMtr County Federation 81
wdni,n viii lncc, oa'snnNlay, June 9TH
az 7 o'clock. IN thu club rooms ~ the
first Raptis, church.
Mrs Ernest Miller. chairman ~ III"
cummatt,e On department Of lcgish,ion
~ the Potter County Fcdrmtion III
womcn's clubs requests tia, all mem
h.rs uf her committee composed ~ Mes
DANES y. A. Cooper. &. J. blackburn
Tom Turner. Wilmington. N. W. Lem
ons. Ray Johnson T.. u. Tro'inger, Myr
u. NJ POWELL lnman. and Misses Nil
drcd burgess and Rush. nice, promptly
At asa O'Clock In the Filchs MONS NJ
the church.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-04
FAIR HAS GOOD BILL
IN "SCRAMBLED WIVES"

WIEN Mnrguorh clark selected
Scrambled Wivcy'' 40 The vehicle for
her rc;urn 10 The films sho could not
have made W.s.r ~ letter choice.
For Scrambled Wives" now showing
at The Fair. H. irca, picture.
II l. q l'cat relief "a. s'si such a pie.
turc ate. al tn" mrcallcd problem
plays aud Huicty dramas that the pro.
duccrs have brca scndlng out to the
public.
TN story II that of n young Whool
xiii. Mary Lucille Smith. who gets into
an innocent oscapadc which results In
he marriage To- Young man she
hardly knows Her father fortunately
tcscu,l her and has the marriage an.
null,d. MARY ia packed off tn Europe
To civ" her an opportunity L. forget.
on her return she meets Larry Me
l.rld and ease Il love at first sight
follows. Mary knowing larrys feel
ing toward Young hdirs who have hus
h,nds hut Won't live with thrm hides
her past. She accepts an invitation I,
a huus' party given ~ larry's sister
II turns uut that friend ox.hushand II
among the gucsin and that his wife j.
With him. CT course complications sol
In ANA long line uf funny situation,
'onic w and the STORY ends In a cllmaN
10 rapid fire comedy
Z The flm ~ filled with hcautifu
s"onc, and HciilngM \ dance fccno IL
which Miss Clark Introduces Honda,
famous masks Nnd which the produces
had c,l I'D Is one that viii hong r,mali
IN the m"mury ~ the film fan.
With Miss Clark IL Leon Glondroi
as Larry Mcl.cod aud Ralph Bunker
~ the ,N.huslaud
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-04

last bottle everyone asked me what
made the wonderful change IN me. ]
told them about Lydia T.. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound and recommend
Il wherever | can. give you pcrmis-
sion 10 publish this letter 10 help suffer-
ing women M your remedies are god.
send and made new woman of me. y
Mrs. +. A. BAKER. i7as Butler ST.,
Pittsburgh. Pa.
Why will women drag around day
after day. suffering from backaches.
bearing-down pains. nervousness and
1.-The blues, enduring miserable ex-
istence when they have such evidence an
the above that Lydia Il. pinkham's Veg
ctablc Compound is dependable rem
edy for such troubles. For nearly forty
years this grand old root and herb mcdl.
cine has been restoring the women Of
America TO health and strength
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-04
HOME PROt.RFSs ENJOY MEETING
1T BAIRD HOME.

The, Homo Progress club held an I'm.
rnftnnt hisincsr session Thursday after
neon at the home ~ Mrs. u, T.. Baird.
ZEN call was answered by giving Ideas
Ter the summer Reports from the
chaiimon ~ the various committees
ware heard.
II WAS decided tia, they would NEE,
Ne srcoyd Thursday Ia July and Angus,
and the p.nns TO h. made 10y the new
social committee. II was also the d'cis
iou IL the club tia, they secure the
Els art exhibit some time In Octo
iar fnr the benefit - the school
Tho foll,w.ng oflic'rn were elected for
the nCw year:
i.,liR Irs. {. r. Locke.
.Vloc President Mrs. ". II Craig
Secretary Mrs !. \. Newman.
Trrasurcr Mrs. \. y. Kinney.
r. tliancn,arlan- Mrs. &. u, Locke.
prufg R.p'r,cf Mrs. J. X. Mcnzlc.
During "a. social hour delicious ~
fr,shmcnis were served ny the hostess
to IA. rin,nicrS and one club guest
IL piN, Land
y Member. In tn" Miami Chief
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-04

boys" suited d., g W Goiiard physI.
clan IN chief ~ the university. such
n condition II very dangerous. There
IL u very definite relationship between
under weight and tuberculosis. b"
G,riS enroil,d IN IN" clinic have been
80 much ~ - per cent under weight In
every case whore the attendance AT tho
clinic wis rcgullr. tn giri gained 10
weight
I'VE win never make Attendance a.
H. clinic compulsory stated Miss
Win,er. hui We hope that next year
Vr can cooperate with the physical
training dcnir,men, and accomplish
frn,.hing worth while for The gtudrnti
who are under weigh, or over weight.
The work Is certainly Important from .
standpoint - health and efficiency.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-04
ROSWELL. MERCHANTS GlyE
nc PiCNW IOg EMPLOYEES

Snccial 20 The News.
ROSWELL. New Mexico June AIT
the u swell Way Picnic, held at the
Carniiy C'rh hsr day. Elsvrli m"r.
,h1ntn were hosts ~ heir employees aud
uu',ves' families. Ahnu, $50 people
onjDyod the p.cnlc wh.ch lasted from
1--WE ,',l,rk until. dlrk, IN interesting
program q athl'tic cont" e. was carried
M. prizes Tar thc winners of thu va.
riots .y,niu hcinR donated by the mer
ohnnts. Supper, consisting NJ harhc.
curl niutirn anh beei, with an the
Jrlmm.Igs, was s-Iytd al s!N o'clock.