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New-York tribune., 1921-04-14
Business Concerns to Locate in
Midtown and Downtown Zones

Harris, Eought & Co. rented Offices
in the Canadian Pacific Building to the
Imperial Dyewood Corporation.
Mark Rafalsky & Co. leased space at
221 Fourth Avenue to Henry M. Peyser
e. Co., and at 562 Fifth Avenue. with
Cross & Brown, to Doskow, Adhesion
e. Greenberg.
Sidney l.. Warsawer leased for the
Leasehold Improvement Company the
three story building 455 and 457 West
Nineteenth Street to the Globe The
atrical Transfer Company, Inc.
George R. Read G. Co. leased the
tenth and eleventh floors, containing
$4,000 square feeet, at At and 40 West
Street to the Fidelity and Casualty
Company Of America
Chester D. Clark leased offices at so
Broad Street to Gotham Shipping Com
pany; at 80 Church Street to NJ. 7.
Nranscombe, Inc; at so Maiden Lane
to Klein & Co.; at II Broadway to
Waller Stores, Inc; in the new Inter
national Commerce Building to Phelan,
Borland G. Fearons, Sollhaben & Co.,
Eastment & Kilborn, National Import
ing and Trading Company and the New
Y ork Tow Boat Exchange.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-14
R e al Estate News
Van Ingen Estate Sells
Buildings in 18th Street
Property Taken Over by In.
vestor; Everard Bath To Be
Extensively Altered

The distribution Of real estate hold
ings of the late Edward n. Van Ingen
Is continuing at steady pace. A few
days ago the sale Of the Sheridan
Building at Broadway and Thirty sixth
Street to the Greenwich Savings Bank
was announced. Shortly before that
the estate sold group of houses on
Twenty-hrst Street, near Fifth Avenue.
1t was announced yesterday that the
estate has sold 11-13 West Eighteenth
street, 50x9, on which there are two
four-story business buildings, to Rae
HOFFMAN. through Horace S. Ely g. Co.
and Mclean & Co.
Louis Freidel sold for the Smalwich
Realty Corporation, Meyer Smolowitz
president, to Abraham Horowitz, the
Everard Bath property at $3.50 West
iwenty-eighth Street, 50x9S.9. 1t will
pc improved at cost estimated at
100000.
The Union Dime Savings Bank loaned
$4,000 to Ruth A. Wallace on the
eieven-s story lofts at 245-249 West Fiji
ty-hfth Street, 60x100.5.
The blanchard Press, Inc, bought
from Ancel J. Brewer the three story
building AIS West Twenty-ffth Street
zex9s.s. The buyers are at present To-.
GATED IN the adjoining building at 118
West Twenty-ffth Street.
Crulkshank Co. sold to client. for
DICKS, David Co., Inc, 1925 North
Moore Street, northwest corner of Va
rick Street, 75x107 The property j.
partly improved with old buildings.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-14
Investors Buy Flats and Two.
Family Houses i'm Rron,

Adolph Lang sold for Mrs. Holtz
Aemper the four-family house e45
jackson Avenue, 23x75, to NJ. sapper-
stem, and the eight family house 1863
Mlnford place for M. Wechsler to Isa-
dor Davidson. A'0
Lang & Michaelson sold for T. Becker
to b: Shapiro the two-family house 's57
Manida Street, and for Otto Lippman
to N. Gredsman the four-story fat
500 East 172d Street, 30x93.
Alexander Selkin and Samuel Hook
stem sold for S. E. Rose the three
story brick two-family dwelling i67
Beck Street, 25x10O.
RosenthaI & Katzman sold to an in
vestor the two two-family houses. with
stores, at the northeast corner Of
Mapes Avenue and 17eth Street, 1OOx
"a. Rartels & Waxman were the
brokers. '"0
harry Calm resold to Isidor Slender
OF and Samuel Shenderoff 452 and 454
wales Avenue, through Samuel Singer.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-14
Two Fine Dwelling Houses
In 5th Ave. Section Sol1

Two fine dwellings in the Fifth Ave
hue section figured in the buying yes
teray. They concerned the houses at
and 6 East Ninety-third Street,
which were sold by Mrs. Pauline
L;ndauer and Harold F. Turner, re-
spectively. 1t was reported that the
new owners will convert them into a
single house or erect new one on
the combined site, which has front
age of forty feet. Each of the houses
is four stories in height.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-14
Mrs. A. c. kains Sells House
In 10Th ST.. Near 5th Ave

Pease & Gilman sold for Mrs. A. c.
Kains, to a client for occupancy, the
three-story dwelling 10 West Tenth
Street, 26x92.
SCHNEIDER & Liebler sold for Mary
Mohl the four-story dwelling 203 East
Seventy-fourth Street to Anton and
Fannie Thum.
Emma D. Tourney sold to Alexander
Bauman the four-story dwelling 100
Lenox Avenue, 18x85.
Porter & Co. sold for client of
Cadwalader, Wickersham e. Taft, to
Heyman and Minnie Greenfield, the
three-story dwelling 149 West 1924
Street. The purchasers were repre-
sented by Goodwin & Goodwin
D. Friedheim sold to Joseph Fuchs
2oO7-2009 Lexington Avenue, northeas.
corner Of 122d Street, two three-story
dwellings. 14.5x60 each.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-14

BuIkley & Horton Company sold 81
North Oxford Street, two-family house
with extension, lot 16.8x100, for James
K. Middleton.
F. c. Sauter Agency sold the three
Fifth Avenue for the White Estate to
James and Teresa Aiello; at 702 Fifth
Avenue for the White Estate to Sophie
Bartkowski, and at 7O01a Fifth Avenue
Tor the White Estate to Philip Cohen.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-14
Bronx Parkway Commission
Buys Club at Scarsda'e

The Scarsdale Estates, Robert E. Far
ley president, sold to the Bronx Park.
way Commission four and one-half
acres in the Greenacres section of
Scarsdale, portion of a park created
by the Scarsdale Estates, including the
clubhouse and courts of the County
tennis Club of Westchester and the
Greenacres Lake.
Burke Stone, Inc, leased for Mrs
Elizabeth c. Custer a large house and
grounds on Palmer Avenue, Bronxville
to Hans Wickentanser.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-14
Builders Buy Amsterdam Ave.
Corner for Store Building

James Boyd sold for the Land Es-
tates, Inc, the northeast corner of
Amsterdam Avenue and 155th Street,
100xl25, to the Wallent Construction
Company. The purchasers will erect
a story store building. The same
broker recently sold for the same in
terests the block front on. Jackson Ave
nue., beteween 139th and 140th streets.
to the NJ. G. w. Reilly Company, which
built a garage
New-York tribune., 1921-04-14
Norwood Gardens Home Sold

The Rickert-Brown Realty Company
sold to Charles Mcdonald two-story
dwelling on Seventh Avenue in Nor
wood Gardens, Queens, for $4,000
The house, which contains eight rooms,
two baths and garage, is one of thirty
just completed under a 81 1000;O00 loan
from the Metropolitan Life Insurance
COmDanv
New-York tribune., 1921-04-14
Recent BUYERS of Realty

The dwellings at 154 and 156 East
Eighty-frst Street, sold recently, were
purchased by Dorothy M. Etherington
and Eleanor B. Mckinney, respectively.
The Interstate Land Holding Com
pany is the purchaser of the fat at 125
East Eightysixth Street, sold recently.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-14
Old Houses of La.e Senator Platt
To Be Replaced bv Flat

William H. Peckham sold for Caro-
line Platt, Livingston Platt and Frank
H. Platt. widow and sons OF the late
Senator Thomas Platt, the three-story
houses at 242-246 West Ninety fourth
Street, 65x102.2. The buyers, Cowan &
DAILY, as soon as possession can be OBJ
tanned. will build an apartment. H. Nc
Cornick represented the sellers.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-14
Fire Record

a, M LOSS
"'+'--iso E. sasd St. stuyvesant Res.
-. taurant Slight
s;oe-s4 Gold St. Gustave Liliien-
notwithstanding Bridge. plankins. '
Unknown
~. Sarage Unknown
s;oo-l42 w. s4th St. rubbish. owner
s;zo-lilb Webster ave. automobile.
az. Manhattan Ceiling Co. Unknown
''e-2soth ST. and Independence
ave-. the Bronx. garage. Doro-
p " thy brun. n.................U Unknown
iiss.sse-sso e. sad st.. unknown .Trining
~s'so-Zl4fh st. and Boston rd.: brush
,. nre:' unknown ................N None
A'sS--66th st. and West End ave.
.automobiie. White Motor Car
,,sA 20, Unknown
ass-265th st. and independence av..
s.,o sne Bronx, brush. Unknown
s.SSee--so2 z. 71st st.. Rose Dorrnau Trifing
'e-s6o Washington at. Friedman
"a. Mandei ................. Trifing
soo-iss w. a4sh at. Fisher Thomp--
s:as-se ..,.....,; -mrinins
S'-ts2 Claremont Parkway. the
-. Bronx. Abraham Penn. :. Unknown
'ie--s7 Bieecker st.. I. Feinberg.
ss:se-l1 w. 18th st.. unknown. Unknown
s'''-is Elizabeth ST.. Louis Horo-
';'o-/a e. 5sth ST.. Henry ErIsins.
,s..r Unknown
s'ss-iss Macdougai st.. AL Brine:
Unknown
New-York tribune., 1921-04-14

Plans have been filed for the erec-
ton of five-story apartment at the
southeast corner of Davidson Avenue
and 190th Street, 75x100, by Hyman
Gluck, from designs by David S. Lang,
who estimates the cost at $50, 600.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-14

The Cross Z Brown Comnany
leased for the Tsat0n II 4'aweor N-'o-
pany the thirteenth floor in the Armion
Building to the New losk ec-.t az
Exchange Association. This is the
second additional space taken by the
association, which now occupies nine
full floors OF approximately $4,000
square feet.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-14
Deal i'm Greenwich VILLAGE

Peter ?. Sherry sold for Clayton
Hamilton and others 79 Greenwich
Avenue, 26x90, with front and rear
buildings, to Martin j. Durkin, who
will remodel the property.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-14
Bryce Estate Sells Chelsea
Section Flats Owned for Years

Ryan e. Co. sold for the Lloyd s.
Rryce, estate. represented by ]. Seargent
Cram, trustee, the three four--tory fats
with stores at 214 to 21s Ninth Ave
nue., adjoining northeast corner of
Twentythird Street, 5Sx65, owned by
ihe Bryce family for many years. The
purchaser was represented by L. A.
Kissing, of A W. Miller & Co.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-14
BUYS Home for ConvaIescents

The Bikur Sholim, who for two years
have aided the sick in Harlem and
the Bronx, have bought a convalescent
home at lot West Fourth Street, Mount
Vernon. The organizations New York
quarters are at % West 111th Street.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-14
Offices for Stock Brokers

Mcdonnell e. Co., members Of the
New York Stock Exchange, have rented
Offices in the new Ambassador Hotel
Park Avenue and Fifty-frst Street.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-14
Newark Doctors Building Sold
Fit. Washington Ave. Plot Sold

Butler & Baldwin, Inc, sold for Mrs.
Luther A. Kountze the vacant plot, 75x
1876, on the north side of Hist Street,
12O feet west of Fort Washington
Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-14
Loans on Bronx Flats

Lawrence. Blake & Jewell placed
for D. j. Napoli s3S,oOO at per cent
en- the southwest corner of 169th Street
and Jerome Avenue, five-story fat for
Thomas Scholes; $4,000 at 6 per cent
on the southeast corner of 1920 Street
and Edgecomb Avenue, a FIVE story
apartment, and for r. lsaacson $16,500
at 6 per cent on 1914 Evergreen Avenue,
a five-story fiat.
Newark Doctors Building Sold
The Simpson Merritt Company sold
for Dr. John T. Eddy three-story
building in Fulton Street, Newark, N.
j., near the Broad Street Theater, re-
Gently remodeled for doctors, to Max
Gray. The property was held at
$4,000.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-14

Edgeworth Smith, Inc, sold for the
Kew Gardens Corporation plot on
Forest Park, in the new Park Lane
boulevard, to DR.. John r. Bolognino,
formerly Of Forest Hills.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-14
In the Auction Market

BY Joseph P. Day
ssTH ST. 215 w. II. 167 w 7th av. 23x98.s
n-sty int: John G Arfman agt Charles
Tester et all due, 25.2557G: taxes, ETC.
4s00; to Charles Kalh for saI 900
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-07
SERVICES \r rlntR>NClt
n\rrIsr cut RCll

Two splendid s,rmous We're rcndprod
IA the Tabernacle nlnllsl Church ou
SUNDAY, Jnno 9Th, M G,v T. h. len
kins. who n occupying the pulpit of The
Tabernacle baptist Church during The
absence 90 The pastor Rev NJ T. Gath
right Who lcft last week With his wife
and daughter Got q months trir o. Cat
ifurnln
The subject OF the morning scrmCn
was What Have Nou IN Nour mud 70
which made olcal that Gole gll, % a
lrtson. whether great on small should
lV used aud dgy,lop,d Ia the fullest
cNigni f'r llls gl,ry.
The evening subject WA The Sos
ond Mlc," N which the thought was
brought out that every Christian should
h. wfhue e. a. more than Is ordnatlN
espcetrd q hlm, and 4 was also pointed
gu, that llsc 1--we of 4 man lor his enc
mlcs wa the gtga'cft test OF Christian
u.s.
n',h sermons we're sparkling with
truth aud We're Tiled with the power
81 God, aud despite the uufaNoahlo
weather conditions. ,hr alsendanee Was
splendid.
Everyone N cordially invited "a at
tend The sclylces az the Tabernacle
baptist chureh.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-07
", NJ 4, ~ TAnERN\CIE BAPTIST
tlll Wttt 10 MEET

The Mdlsc NJ ihc W, NJ 4, " the Tab,
urnnclc nipilNl Chanh win meet On
Thursdav afternoon, Juno elh, NJ three
Nthck, Tor an Interesting missionary
p,opram AMI business nsslnn, The rcgu'
ht husincss mrrllng vt the ", NJ G.,
was puslp nvd uu nccouni NJ lnrlcm.
va WEATHER,
Program,
Tonlv Christian Education,
l,n,lcr Mrs, Wary
urnlng i,Nmn tarlocioM
rrnycr Tint christian Education
Nav rrvvnll--Mrs HAMILTON,
Scrlp,utr Reading / John -, John
Sls, Acts l0sN, l. tolor ssl Mn, Cul
ln,
Reading tsclcc,c,N Mns luu,cn liam,
iNOn
Tonlc onr Mrs, Nhn,
Tonlc TwO-~MiS HALL
SANG "s,cpplng IN The Light"
NWos Thrrc ana frnr- Mrs, Rcod,
Topic flNr Mrs lNrlic Cullen
TuNlv sly Mrs, Norman,
Soln lscl~ivdl- Mrs lhrlrn, nccoW,
lNnlrd IN ,ho nlano NV Mis- Woodward,
Prayer Mrs Mauv
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-07
SOCIETY
AIvAii u, MEYER
TuE WEEKS SOCIAL EVENTS

Tuesday
Tho Needle club viii meet nt the
homo at Mrs 7, l.. summons, gill Worl
,'N onloonlh street ~ three ncloik
Mrn ueorr, 4 Mcneil viii ~ hast
,tn to the n, nnorr VI The Round nnaol
club on TUESDAY afternoon Mt thrur
o'oloek, NJ hoe home IN laos flllmolc
street
The members ~ The IN Costa cub
VIII he entertained NJ The home n Mri
uln Harry 1901 Van lluron FIJI ol nj,
three orloek,
Thursday
The Pleasure aud Profit club VIII
meet on Thmgtlnv afternoon, az three
orlook ut the hpnc NJ Mrs y, H.
rnmca, EOS ~ Pierce street,
Friday
~ FILLS club win meet In regular fcs'
rlnn, NJ the homo NJ Mr. l.. A. krrk.
liOi Harrison street Friday ,nurnlng,
a nlno n'ulnrk
A meeting wiz hc held Nv the Nom.
hers IT The Recreation Cluh an wnlav
afternoon, June 10Th M aaO o'clooR, at
The hume " Mrs caldwell, 1905 Tnylor
street
The Fletcher Method piano pupils nj
Miss Minnie llulohins win BE- presented
In rcllnl, IN the auditorium NJ the First
baptist church, un Friday evening, ~
s,la u'cluek,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-07

I recommend your medicine 10 anyone
who Ia nillnR You may publish my toatl'
monial YOU think twill help others, -
Mis-, CAhnlh WILLIAMS, Oycrpcck, Ohio,
Dor more than forty years Lydia u,
Iinkham'a Vegetable Compound haa
been restoring women 10 health who
suffered from irregularities, dluplncc.
menta, hackachca. headaches bearing.
down pains, nervousness or 'thc blues"
Today there IN hardly town or hamlet
IN the United States wherein eomo
woman does not reside who has been
made we'll by II. That IL why Lydia u,
pnkham'a Vegetable Compound ~ now
recognized m tho standard remedy for
such ailments,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-07
srNnAv sCmoNl, REPORTS
SoC,M. >orEs NNN rEsso>N,.
Nt>rlu>

Mrs. N n Hamt AND Miss Ruth Ne
W spen, the week end In ranVlVw As
guests Vt Mr aud Mrs Nation Howard
Mas Guydcllc Nla,yard rv,urpe,l
home SATURDAY from Abilene whsrV she
has tasa attending Abllent Christian
tollegc
Ma aud Mrs George Nlneyard eoie
stu,snts OF simmons College, who We're
married sane months ag0 have return
"a TO Amarillo and aro nov at home o.
their friends at seoo Washington s;ree'
Rev. aud Airs, NJ y Nathrlght aud
daughter, Ernestluc lcgl Nst Tuyplly
for an overland ,rtp ~ Long ncach ,Nh
ilornia whcrV they wul make an extend
cd visit with otis Gathrlght aud em.
ily
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-07
MOON DECLARES
He COULDN'T ASK
TO FEEL BETTER


'A rain of twenty-five pounds IN
weight IN addition iu Houd health ls
what Tnnluc has munnl to me. and
Woidr are moi strong enough a. nApfrfs
my gratitude said claude 9. Moon ~
~ broadway Little Rock, Arkn llvo,
dork ralrrmnn fr the Copeland Sales
stlhlur
before gol Tanluo ! had been In
Nrrichod h'ulih for niN Years and was
m mighty bad shupu The rhnlcrel of
f0'd didn't tomnl my appetite and I
could scarcely eat - thing I suffered
from mminR nnd indigestion, went
down IN weight had ~ strength aud
'rll dlagpy aud worn oul all the time.
didn't even have enough unofny Ia
mnglo with my friends. und was ~
ligay headed that AZ times rould hard
~ stay IN my feet, WIS ~ RESTLESS
hat ut nllhl ! would roll uui iuaH from
one side at The hod Ia The other aud
.uuld sonrrol" nl"en n wink. ! loh fully
lwuthlrdH NJ my time from my work
ard pnlly wasn't able To- work half NJ
The time ! did, took every kod ~
medicine I honrd ut hat kept getting
worse aud thought | would never find
mylhlnR lu hclp me-
~ was about five months nRo that |
started taking ranlnr. ana the mpdrllno
hnH pui ma In such fine health lhnl II
pems almost lun Ruod 10 he true, II
hpa given me a dandy appetite, rld me
{ an NV troubles and, ~ said hullt
me- NJ twenty Eve pounds In wcnlh,.
I'm fuollnn ius, ~ fine M I could want
To now, and u was 1pnne, aud nothing
olre, that pol ne rlghl,"
Tnnmc IN sold In Amarillo hy lnndil
Drug Cu,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-07
ROCK ISLAND RAILWAY
MAKING IMPROVEMENT

TCcCMCAHl, y, ~, Jane e--Thc
koc6 Island hNvs arc making changes
Nnd much NCc,,sl IMPROVEMENTS New
divisional plaWS NsMs cttcet IN
May made n, y, Orrnongh supcrin,
,eml"u, tor thu ~ Rso'Amarglo M,
vlSlrn,
Construction work ~ rcprcscnl ssoo g,
Noo vas NvVN,lV commenced IN the
lirc INN this llace a. Amarillo, known
as hc Y, \ ", g, n lane, r,admas
wr M this Division, s,a,cs thu, Il VIII
ca01rc six months ~ coNplc,c thc
w'sN, New steel VIII b. laid and thu,
rad sh~oh 10 as w@l - TOE ma In
line whea iinlsha, Mr. Lano s,aics.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-07
HANOI lsr ~ Nv GivEN
FRIDAY EVENING

Women VI the First Christian Church
VIII Hhnw their appreciation NJ The
Young Mems l,lhlc Class by rendering
them a hnaue, a, Gao o'clock Friday
evening IN the church parlora. This
class was organised IN January nnd ln
taught by !, n, i,lRHr Despite the IN.
element weather NJ Sunday, "a young
men were present
Now offlcerH werc elected m fellows
Y, y, York, president, l.. q, lursc,,
vice president, and Y, n, nooser. Hccrr,
,nrytrcasurcr, These Officers probably
win he Installed Friday night
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-07
fINsr BAPTIST CHURCH. TO
ORGANIZE nON SCOUT TNOOp

evening, June ith, al clrhl n'clnck In
the ratloia ~ the First lap,s, church,
Tor the purpose " organizing u church
hoy srou, Troon
Al hays between the ags NJ twelve
aud "lah,rrn WARS who arc M, already
oonnoc,od with onc VI the city troons
and who would he Interested In such IN
mnanlEa,luM are asked H. h. pr,sen,
on that evening,
W, H. Es,,s has N~n appointed Scnu,
MNete, ~ the now irOnp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-07
amor Crun 10 avn TEA

III, lrNlur Cuni - n, NMdrcw's
rmNfuNl rhwvh win rive silver tea
md ,ourlcel nu tam m Turshlv ~
ttn,ou, lNmc 3, az Inv EN,scoWl
thNrh 'NfNh huDN from Wlr io s,N
u'V,ook.
Thc rahllc o. cordially mVltcd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-07

hiufe AMI after ny
baby was born ]
suffered with back
ACHE, headache, was
generally run down
ami weak | saw
Lydia u, l'lnkham n
Vegetable Com
pound advertised m
Tho newspapers ana
decided 10 Try II.
Now | feel ilne, take
care oi my iva boys
and ilu INV avn work
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-07
Hereford Plans Roundup
gpcIal,o The News

Hr,clM lo The News
HEREFORD, June I.--rropnrnilonH
fur the forthcoming lloundup, June ~,
VI, are procrcding satisfactorily, clrcu,
hls descriptive at tn event have men
prepared nnd distributed IN Part, ana
news items concerning Tho oovnt have
hoen sent oui broadcast Indications
are that onr 1T thu larruai crowds In
The history NJ thu town win witness The
rorlnn riding hullaonulnn nnd tho hln
lltomcn'H fpoas each nlghi,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-07

Itching dfuuuso can he contradict
md 'aur rolnuved Wy applying lhl
mhn Snww i,inlmtnl ~, rrlluf IN
lianni und permanent, Thrre plpup,
ape' uuc nnl ,hsp pcr hottie, suld hy
Rundal pfnn 60
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-07
y,EA KIM cii" Nrrrs.

INV "kaka "a VA clah win mcc,
'hia al,cmNr - ,ho homr " Mrs
charlyn lsawr, o., Gaa Ninth Nrcct
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-07

Nu'tuus nro used In Costa l,iua to
keep the streets clean hy duvouring
he u,lupr an them,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-07

clclc NJ, hour vt the rlrs, n,n,lN,
shutoh viii mcV, IN vnnlar rvdun, on
"Wednesday Ntt,Nwm al ,hr,Ihltty
o'clock, AZ thc hone ~ Mrs, g. \, ch,a
sl,, NOi Madison s,r,v,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-07

Thc wNman'a Missionary strlr,V NJ
thu MN S,r,W Mr,hwils, chuVh VIII
mc,t Ia the annex, "Wednesday after
NooN az ,hr'c W'clWS, Tot thc plloNlnr
pIvxram,
iNnM,
Prayer,
Rlhlc h'ssoN,
Literary mruVnco ~ the nihlc IN
CHI Lands Mira n, " rnaNg
Nlllical intlNvncC M literature IN
NoNChts,Mn lands Airs, Frank
ClnN,
S,AN-- Frank iawl,r
NNNChrls,lan laNds S,uAving ChI,n
un la,Cra,ar~, Mrs, W, T. lsNch'
NAN,
Christian ,.i,cN,rV In Japan Mrs
kNorpN
The Mas.,,l l,caNcs " tAc Tive
Mira les M,Ckc,
CnaNt Nevis W WwnwN and Chn'
arN IN N,sVtSn lands, Ms, Walter
tNkwcll
oa,s,ana,Ng Np'Nr,WNl,,ce tor M.
>aa,c,nsn, Mrs, lNN SNWt,
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ual lGCNsly,,I.aN ChNrh viii h,h q
msy,Mg m WEDNESDAY aocrN,on,
June \, al thNc NNlc'S az thv rlVsNy,
terrain taN,
The sWhi'c, " ,hc attrrn~m'S lcsS~N
VIII ~ "lN4tN u ~" and viii h. hi
Nv Mrs, g. T. WONl
t1,Nlc NJ sin II tAc Frs, Christian
,huryh viii msc, with Mrs, =, q, ovcf'
~, sus Ms, ElVVcN,A s,Nel, Wc,lN,s'
,AN aucTnoon ~ tarcc NckSk,
\ MVc,mg viii h. hclA nv thu Ncler
MNn,u Missionary S,w,e,N Vt tho MN
SlN~l Mvlh,s,ss chWrcA, ~ ,hrc
ONle \ "Wednesday Ia the Ntw anncN,
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CMuRCW ORGANIZATIONS
10 MklsT WEN>ESnNN

vllNle No SlN VI thu First baptist
,hNrch viii mccl with = T., Vineyard
lIuu Washington slrcc,, a, ,hec
o'cl"ck, \ tlll attendance " requested.
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clwm Five Vt the rlra rnpllst
CMnh Win meet n, the hwmc at Mrs,
i've Mnl'l"v, IN lala Van lM,rn r,rc,,
n, ,hrc n'clock, with M,Nhamcs ", W,
tN> and loc Modcv ~ ioln, hus,csscs,
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Thc wNman's Missionary s,pc,c,N "
thu MN S,r,1 Mc,hwlls, chu,h VIII
WcVt IN the aNncN, "Wednesday after
nooN az ,hrc N'clo,N, to- ,hc rllpNlnr
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The Washington times., 1921-11-19
USED HIS LODGE NIGHTS TO
CALL ON WOMAN, rs CLAIM

ATLANTA. Ca. Nov. 1s.-E. l..
Kelpsn belonged to one lodge and
used. for q long time, the excuse to
go to lodge meeting for the pur-
pose OF calling on another woman. It
Is alleged in 4, petition for divorce
filed here by Mrs. Mary e. Kelpen,
who asserts her husband has been
calling three evenings week on Mrs.
Mae Barnes for the past four years.
Her petition alleges that Kelpen.
realizing 1t difficult to be attending
the meetings Of but one lodge 30
often, Joined two other organizations,
and when she offered to accompany
him In their car to one Of the alleged
meetings he threatened "to throw her
out Of the car II she even mentioned
such q thing again"
Kelpen 10 q grocer, and the petition
alleges Mrs. Barnes became q Gus
toner of the store when Kelpen be-
came enamored Of her.
Mrs. Kelpen ID, v,so suing Mrs.
Barnes for $26,000 damages for al
legged alterations Of affections.
Judge Pendleton granted Mrs. kel.
pen an order restraining her husband
from molesting her.