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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-29
Moa1A PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. y. ThomaH, OF Morn
Thirteenth street, are spending several
days in New York visiting their brother
and sister-ln law, Mr.. md Mrs. q: Ham
ilton, OF West one Hundred and Fortieth
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Bien, or 8SoS
North Sixteenth street. are. receiving
congratulations upon the birth or II SON
Mr.. and Mrs. Bats, 1926 North Mar
shall street, announce the engagement
Of their daughter, Miss Esther Bats, 70
Mr.. Theodore A. Finley. also OF this city
Rev. and Mrs. A. Gross will be at
home TO their friends in the Congrega
tion Adath Jeshurun, Broad street above
Diamond, tomorrow afternoon In honor
Of their fftieth wedding Anniversary.
The Rev. a. Gross Is Cantor Emeritus
Of the Adath Jeshurun Synagogue.
Miss Dorothy Lebowitz. ot Forrest
Park, Baltimore, has returned 20 Baltl
more, after spending n week with Mra
Rebecca Gabler, of 1905 North EiGhth
street
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Anathan ano
their daughter, Miss Jean Carlyn Ana
than, Of Steubenville, Ohio, are visiting
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. August
Wise, OF the Majestic.
Miss Hilda Wilson, of sixteenth and
Jefferson streets, entertained the mem
bers Of her sewing circle last evening
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OF the woman's Club OF Medies which
will be held on Wednesday afternoon,
November 2. Mrs. James Patton Hunter.
the president. will preside.
Mrs. Albert Alnsworth who, accom-.
panied by her daughter-in-law Mrs
Harold Ainsworth, has been visiting
relatives in England for a few months,
returned last week to her apartment at
the Harvard Swarthmore.
Captain and Mrs Llewiyn Eustaas
Jones of the Congdon Apartments. RIA.
ley park, will entertain at a masked
card party at their homo this evening.
Their guests will include Colonel and
Mrs IL Bispham Major George Weg-
ner Miss Dorothy Harrison. Mr. and
Mrs RollIn Richardson Meyers, DR. and
Mrs G, II. Wlnsmore. DR.. and Mrs. q,
H. Bailey, Lieutenant and Mrs. Cluley,
Mr and Mrs. Griffith t. Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs Herman Hunter Harris and Mr..
and Mrs A. NJ Fulligar.
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DELAWARE COUNTY

IT," first Swarthmora Assembly viii
be given on Saturday evening. Novem-
ber Il, at the WomaU's club HOuso
The patronesscs include Mrs. J. "
Adams, Mrs. Thomas Downs. Jr., Mrs
Joseph Tiainca, MIS-. william x, Lands.
Mrs John I.edOuX. Mrs. Edward \
Stockton and Mrs. Thomas ". Shippers
Mrs George E0lkhard, and hor
daughter, Miss Mildred NOlkhardt. "c
Chester. have returned from visit 20
New Haven. Conn. where they were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. william J.
BaCkea for a few daya.
A tea will follow the FIRST meeting
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HOLM ESBURG

The Charles McMcnamy Post. 17s
American Legion, gave q Bal Masque al
All Saints Hall last evening.
The Saturday Afternoon Club, OF
which the following are members. will
give a luncheon at the Arcadia to b,
followed by theatre party this after.
noon: Miss Carrie SPAIN. Miss Esther
Landis, Miss Florence Hatnes, Miss
Anna Belle Smith. Miss Ethel silver,
Mrs. Norman Moore and Mrs Harvey
Haines
Miss Helen Parr will entertain the
members of the Girls League OF the
Emmanuel Church of Holmesburg at
her homo In Andalusia. on Thursday
afternoon next. Among those present
will be; Miss ANITA Stevenson, Miss
Helen Mintz. Miss Ella Bettln, Mis-.
Florence Haines. Miss Florence Etter
Miss Lena Betttu, Miss Florence Weed
Mrs; BENJAMIN Clark, Mrs. Charles
Mcclure, Mrs. John Parry and Mrs.
Charles GroS.
The Womans Home Missionary So.
cioty OF the Methodist Church gave =
covered luncheon ON Wednesday after.
noon at the parsonage.
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their honor Among the guests were
Mr. and Mrs. William Jackson, and their
family Mr.. and Mrs. George Jackson
Jr., and their family Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Ryder, Miss Kathryn Jackson, Mr..
w liam Dickens Miss Marie Jackson
Miss Frances Jackson, Miss Florence
Jackson and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Pal
GIRO.
A pretty wedding took place on We'd
nesday afternoon at o'clock in 81
Charles Catholic Church at Twenticcn
and Christian streets, when Miss Mary
Wallace was married to Mr.. Conrad
y. Dorrean, Of Lansford. Pa. Miss Anna
Wallace, sister Of the bride, was brides.
maid, and Mr.. Edward McNeilus, Of
Landsford was Proomsman. Upon their
return from n wedding trip, Mr. and
Mrs. Dorrcan will be at home after De.
Ccmber / at Landsford
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NORRIsrOMM

Miss Erma Schaefer, Of Stanlridgc
street, celebrated her seventh birthday
anniversary at a ChildrenS purty at
which the guests were Miss Helen WI
liams, Miss Dorothy Rice Miss Kathryn
Lattshaw, Miss Allison williams, Miae
Mildred DeHaven, Miss Bertha Buoz
Miss Naomi Wertman. Master Walter
Rice, Master Brewer Perret, Master
John Deem, Master Allen BoOz. Master
Clyde and Master Howard Warren.
Announcement has been made Of the
marriage OF Miss a. Gertrude White
Of 11OS DeKalb street, ana Mr. y. At
more Dowlin, ron oC Mr.. and Mrs. james
y. Dowln, Of $50 Noble street on We'd.
nesday IN tho First Baptist Church. Tn
Rev. VIII II. HoughtOn, pastor Of the
church. OiIiciatod at the ceremony. The
ushcrs were Mr.. Thomas Kingston and
Mr.. H. walton wood Upon their re-
turn from wedding trip, Mr.. and Mrs
Dowlin will live at 1106 DeEalb street
and will be at home after November
90
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

MIRA Mary Conaty. OF 2o35 South
Eighteenth street. Is entertaining as her
guest for a few days Miss Ella Coraty.
OF Wildwood, ". J.
The Chi Alpha Phi Sororiety Of the
Wharton School. University of Pennsvl-
vania, will hold their mask dance this
evening at the Philomuslan Club
Among the members OF the committee
are Miss Margaretta Murtha. Miss Anna
Kelly, Miss Margaret Connolly and Miss
Julia McGrand.
Miss Betty McNenny, Of @141 South
Thirteenth street. has returned home
after an extensive stay with Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Short and their family. or
Galena. Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Montgomery
Of 63S9 Greenway avenue. formerly Of
this section, are being congratulated on
the birth OF daughter. Mildred Esther
Montgomery.
Mr.. and Mrs George II. jackson. s.
OF Ills Mexican street, celebrated ~.
thirtyffth wedding anniversary or
Thursday evening at dinner given n.
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II. Egerton Elliott,
W ~ Locust street, Flushing. J.. l., an.
Iounco the engagement Of their daugh-
Ter, Miss Mona Morgan Elliott, and Mr..
NWlIliam II. T. Townsend, son OF Mr. and
Hrs. H Joseph Is. Townsend OF Raynham.
OVerbrook.
Mrs. Edward Bowman LNa.. OF go27
walnut street. announces the engage
ynent OF her daughter, Miss Frances
ILJrenchard Leaf. and MIR. Henry Elmer
lowell son Of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
"enry Elmer Howell Of this city.
,Mr, and Mrs George L. Justice. OF
S"'iowoods. St Davlds, will entertain AT
W. children,s masquerade Halloween
S@rR on Monday afternoon next from
until o'clock, IN honor Of their young
'O''' Master George J.. Justice, Jr.
MY; and Mrs. Walter II. Lippincott.
~ ~. merry lane, Wynncwood, VIII en-.
.rtain at Childrens Halloween party
a. tnSlr home this evening, from : until
clock. IN honor OF their young son,
''"s'er Walter II. Lippincott, Jr.
~ W; and Mrs. William Harmon George,
VI Se,.s5o 40 South Fifteenth street, with en-.
nInS Is'i at dinner on Wednesday eve
&Genutante daughter, Miss j. Martyn
george, before the dance which Nr,
Co1 Cn Mrs Robert II. Benedict, Of the
CsrmWenrs' wayne, will give at the Ritz
dsnLn III hOnor OF their debutante
o"'sAter' Miss Alice Il. Benedict
4. Miss Katherine Dlsston Porter, debv.
I""Ie daughter OF Mr.. ana Mrs, Charles
-. t1rter. OF Springfield avenue. Chest
"Hut am. will be the guest OF honor at a
Teatre party and supper at the r Rtz-
SewafUh S@rnUh which Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
ON So"T,i, T, OF Ardnarco, Rydal, will give
uesuay evening, November %
IN M5 and Mrs. Aubrey II. We ghtman,
,islO Walnut street, have issued invi.
&e,ons TOT dinner on Fr day evening
s,'VEeInoer 20, in honor OF Misc Priscilla
Iarsta ra, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
SSSnes Larstairs, before the meeting ot
Class. ''""i' "ur'S dancing
,thmons the guests from New York
IHno Tneded attended the wedding Of Miss l. |,
AN Iucker, daughter OF Mrs. Charles
- nan. Of lasadena, Calf, and Mr.
wa ar'eS a, Duel, Of New York, which
T,,H solemnt2ed at ! O'cloc'l today a.
Sttucroft, MeadowbroolS tho home ot
wa.. wa, and Mrs. William Sackett Duell
Mo Mr' Reginald Vanderbilt, Mr. ant
nrS. Hamilton Fish, Jr, Mrs. BiddlC
ansS, Mr.. and Mrs James 4. Terry Mr.
M airs; Clarence Chauncey, Major and
no!iand Sackett Puell, Mr. Harry
M hasktns, Mr., and Mrs. Otho Kean
ana Mrs. Averill Hartman. Mr.. and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-29
MISS LILLIAN TUCKER
WEDS Mr.. C. H. DUELL
Interesting Marriage at Mead
owbrook-crothers-Rigby
Nuptials

A wedding OF social interest to This
city, New York and California was
80 emn!zed at 1 o'clock TODAY when Miss
Lillian Tucker. daughter Of Mrs. Charles
A. Hall, OF Pasadena, Calf, became
N" bride of Mr.. Charles II. Duell. Of
New York. The ceremony was per-
formed at the home of the bridegroom's
brother. and sIster-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. Sackett Duell at Hlllcroft. Meadow
brook, by. tho Rev. II. II. Bird, pastor
OF tho Arlington Presbyterian Church.
The bride was atttred In n gown
of ivory white satin, embroidered In
pearls. fashioned on long. slender lines,
forming two panels. A long court train
sleeveless bodice was adorned with q
large bowknot of pearls. Her veil was
composed on rose point lace, which oX-
tended 70 the end Of the train and was
surmounted by n headdress Of tulle at
the back. fastened with Il band of or
ange blossoms. She carried shower
bouquet OF lilies of the valley and white
gni dcnias.
Mrs. Ralph Kellard, OF Rye. N. Y,
attended the brido as matron of honor.
She wore smart frock Of golden yell
low crepe de chine, made on simple
lines, and velvet picture hat Of the
same shade OF gold-colored velvet, ef.
fectively trimmed with shaded autumn
flowers failing from the brim on one
side. She carried yellow chrysanthe.
mums.
The bridesmaids included Miss Flor.
ence Fair, of New York, and Miss
Bertha Mann, OF California. They were
similarly attired in frocks Of crepe
de chine in auturnnal coloring. shading
from bronze TO coid with large picture
hats OF velvet OF the same shade
trimmed with autumn flowers. and car.
rled arm bouquets OF shaded chrysan-
themums and foliage.
Mr.. w. Sackett Duell attended bis
brother as best man.
The ushers included Mr.. Rarnil.
ton. Fish, Jr.. Mr. Walter Camp. Jr.
Major Holland $. Duell, brother or the
and Mr.. Paul Herman.
A large reception followed the cere
mony. On their return from we'd
ding Journey Mr.. and Mrs. Duell vii,
spend the winter at the Ritz-Carlton
New York.
Tho bridegroom ia the son OF tho lat,
Judge Charles S. Duell,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Miss Dorothea Rrackcr, OF Lenox and
,,sntinp House road, Ogonts, will be-
come the bride OF Mr.. Edwin Diller
Deyereli this evening at O'Clock. The
Rev John NJ. Groton will perform the
ceremony,
satin crepe, trimmed with radium lace,
and her veil will he Of net and orange
blossoms. She will carry n bouquet of
white roses lilies of the valley and
orchids.
The maid Of honor. who will be Miss
Marion Bracker, will wear nm orchid
canton crepe dress trimmed with crys-
tai beads and will carry pink roses
and orchids.
Tho best man will be Mr.. Martin
Currick. A large reception Will follow
at the homo Of the bride.
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Donation Day for Home

Donation Day for the Presbyterian
Home for Aged Couples and Single Men,
at Bala, will be held on Thursday. No
vember 3. Mrs. J. Bird Meyer, Is presI-
dent of the home, Mrs William Rauagan
chairman of entertainment, and Mrs
Samuel McKnithg and Mrs William r
Motley, vice chairmen. The first aux.
iliary. OF which Mrs. Matthew Hyndman
10 president, will have aprons and useful
articles for sale. The second auxiliary
with Mrs. John Hill rs president, will
have charge OF ice cream and cokes
Mrs. Shoemaker will have the candy
table. Luncheon and supper will be-
served.
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bouquets of white chrysanthemums;
Miss Mary Rifrert acted as flower sirl
and n mink satin poke bonnet. She car
ried q basket Of autumn flowers.
Mr., Thomas McGraw acted as pest
man for his brother, and the ushers IN;
cluded Mr.. Harold Regan, MI. Eusse,l
Regan, brothers OF the bride: Mr. Joseph
Sloane and Mr.. George Lucke, of Sharon
Hill. . -
breakfast for the bridal party ana a
large reception In the evening at u'o
home Of the brides father.
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NIcGRAW-REGAN

Tho marriage OF Miss AdelIne Marie
Regan, daughter OF Dr. John +. Regan,
2403 West Lehigh avenue, AMI Mr..
George Kennedy McGraw took place this
morning at st. Columba's Church,
Twenty-fourth street and Lehtgh avenue,
at II o'clock.
The ceremony was performed and
the nuptial mass celebrated by the
Rev Michael A. Crane, The bride wore
gown of ivory white satin paneled
with lace and white rosebuds. Her
veil Of tulle. which fell to the end Of
u long court train, was held In place
with white rosebuds. and pearls. She
carried shower bouquet OF white roses
Miss Marie Mccarthy, who acted as
maid Of honor, was gowned In a frock
Of pale pink crepe, trimmed with satin
and fringe. and wore a large picture
hat to match. She carried boun"at
OF pink roses. The br desmaids. who
included Miss Winlfred Gavigan and
Mss Margaret Gavin, wore froCks Of
pale blue crepe and Nile green crepe
respectively. with satin slippers to
match. They wore largo picture hats
VI the same material. and carried arm
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GLASSMAN-COREN

Tho wedding OF Miss Bessie Coren,
Of 20 North Sixty.hrst street. and Mr.
Alexander Glassman, Of 5000 Haverford
avenue, will take place tomorrow eve
ming. in Lenas Hazedak Synagogue, Six
tieth street and hardwood avenue, at
1 O'clock. The ceremony will be per-
formed by Rabbi Swiren and will be fol.
lowed by reception at the homo OF the
brides parents.
JJpon their return from their wedding
trip, Mr. and Mrs. Glassman will live
at % North Slxty.flrst street. where
they will be at homo after November 5.
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Marion Crothers. the brldegroom's ais
ter; Miss Wayne Richards, OF Media,
and Miss Marion Mitchell, OF Glenolden.
Mr. Samuel Crothers, Jr,, will attend his
brother ns best man. and the ushers
will be Mr.. BENJAMIN Allen, Mr. Theo..
this city: Mr.. Frederick y. Lewis and
Mr.. IIurlow Rigby. the brides brother,
of Media. reception will follow at
the homo Of Mr.. and Mrs, Rigby.
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CROTHERS-R

The marriage of Miss r. Renee Rigby,
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. James Lord
Risby, of Media, and Mr.. Edward Ken
ney Crothsrs. son of Mr.. and Mrs sam
uel Crothers. of WallingfOrd. will take
place at o'clock this evening at the
Media Presbyterian Church, III.
brides great-uncle. the Rev. J. ..
Bckerton. officiating, assisted by the
Rev S. Harper Leeper. pastor Of the
church. Miss Rigby. who will be given
in marriage by her father. will be at
tended by matron and maid Of honor,
Mrs Donald Hamilton. of New Haven
ton, and four bridesmaids. who include :
Mrs. Daus. Of Evansville. Ind; Mss
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BOGGS-EARL

A pretty homo wedding took place this
afternoon In Germantown when Miss
Marion Earl. daughter OF Mrs John NJ,
Parker, Of Township Line was married
TO Mr., Thomas r. BOggs son of Mr.
and Mrs Samuel r. Boggs, Of Melrose
Park. Miss Earl was given In marriage
by her mother Mr. Boggs was attended
by Mr.. John Seagley as best man. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Philip Justice Steinmetz, y. D., rector
OF st. Pauls Church. Ashbourne. Mr.,
Boggs saw service overseas as lieutenant
in Company r, 314th Infantry, A. E. +.
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SFIAw-sPENCEE

The wedd ng. of Miss Anne Howard
Spencer, daughter OF Mrs. Graham Spen
Ger, of this city and Bermuda, and Mr..
Louis Edward shaw, formerly OF Boston
and now OF New York. son of Mrs.
Charles clifford Shaw. will take place
very quietly at o'clock today at the
home of Miss Spenccr's brother-in- law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A, pot
ter. Jr., at 151 Springfield avenue, Chest
nut Hill Only members Of the rnrne-
diate families will be present The bride
Will be given In marriage by her brother,
Mr.. Graham Spencer Mr.. Clark VIII
A small reception will follow the ccre-
mony After a. wedding trip the bride
and bridegroom will be at home at as
Christopher street, New York, after No
Sember Is,
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GERMANTOWN

Mrs. J. p. McAuliffe, of 5541 Boyer
street IL entertaining as her guests for
"a few days Lieutenant Joseph Bochne-
wich, Of Utica, and Mr.. Robert Garri-
Son. of Silver Spring, Md.
Tho Twentieth Century Club. Of Ger
lnantown, will give its second dance
OF the present season on Saturday even
ing, November s, at the Pelham Club
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YARDLEY

Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus J. Cadwalla-
der have taken apartments at the Bart
ram, Philadelphia. for the winter
The Bucks County Federation OF
Women's Clubs was held at Woods'de In
the new community house yesterday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-29

GEORGE is five and his curls have
~ been cut close to his head this year,
though his one bit OF vanity is his long
bang which mother is laboriouSly turn
Ing into pompadour. On his birthday
the other day Aunt NJ asked him
what nc would like to have for a pres
ent' "Well." said he in an interested
zone II 'spect you better get me bottle
Pr vasiline for my pompydorc."
NANCY WYNNE.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-29
FARMERS DEPRESSED
BY RAIN ON TUESDAY

Rain that fell In the northern Pan.
hsndlr counties Tuesday afternoon and
threatened further south somewhat de.
dressed the spirits II wheat growers
for harvest IN Just In fun swing follow.
ing the recent wet spell.
Muro hHrycstcrs were IN operation
over the Panhandle Tuesday than since
uttiug If wheat h"gnn. There was a
all ~ the pinhindl. Chamber of Com.
morce Tor 100 hands for pnmra 81 for
Panhandle ~ for Miami 30 for Hnok.
r.. 90 Tor Porfyton. so Tor Hansford 30
cor Wildo.ndo, and 80 Tor Canyon. aud
Canadian too wants more help.
Grain II ripe and thousands of acres
f"ll bcfotv the si'kles Tuesday Reports
rom different parts ~ the Plains indl.
ate wheat Is turning out much hotter
han expected and II the crop Is saved
here is no reason for reducing the est.
nate ~ % 000 oo0 bushels for the Pam
handle this wear.
Floyd county harvesting n pretty we'll
over Tor th,S year and the Yield Is re-.
.urt"d double that predicted n week ago.
Tuesday there were 81 O0O bushels In
lo'kucy elevators and warehouses and
10 wagons standing In line waiting to
inluad. There was not n ear a. hc had
md M, pinch ~ ear shortage is already
,ts
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-29
MILK ORDINANCE
BEING DRAWN Up
BY CITY OFFICER
CONTEMPLATED LAW WILL
INSURE PURE SUPPLY OF
DAIRY PRODUCTS

A uiik ordinance. which will insure
thst only milk that IL ~ for consump.
tlon will lie sold In the city limits j.
being drawn by ~. II. Duke, city In.
sp.-clur an dihe city commission.
u provides that all milk shall be
Kent hslow ~ degrees farcnhcit at
every pant In Its handling. except dur
inx IsHteurization. and that I,astuerik.
Ell or clarified milk shall h. plainly
labelcd. an dthe date 81 production put
on the bottle.
The clarified milk u all righi for
cooking purposes. Duk. says. and can
L. safely used ordinarily for dircct con.
sumption. but the pasteurized milk II
the highest class. and Is recommended
for lnvalids and Infants.
The Qualification process removes all
t.<linsent and foreign objects. hut II
takes pssieufixstiuH To- kiil bacteria and
disease germs
The ordinance. which will provide
that IN. clarification and pas,curiza
t,"n plants ~ III diaries which sell
milk within the city shall Il. subject h.
examination II the city health officer,
- expected in ~ adnpted this week.
This j. the mosi important piece
ct Legislation. fro mthe standpoint Of
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-29
INSTALLATION OF WHITE way
LIGHTS May Be BEGUN TODAY

Work on the extension ~ Amarillu's
white way will probably hc hcgun to
siny on tomorrow. II was dccidcd at a
meeting IL representatives II the prop
crty owners along the white way and
of the city lAght and Water ruinIany
with the city commission yesterday.
The representative ~ the heht com.
pany explained that they would have
a. begin work before July l. co. wait
probably Tor months. rs their authorize.
tiun fer borrowing the money necessary
a. install the system expires then. and
Il would take some time Ia get It rc.
n-wcd.
The citixcns' committee. which was
appointed at the last white way meet.
ing a. assist the ligh, company In bor.
rowing the si3.s0o necessary To install
the system, reported that the money
could no, b. narrowed IN a lump sum
and stated tina, they had decided tina,
the best WAY Ia raise u Was among
The Interested property owners along
tn proposed white way.
tn, committee urged the city com.
mlsrion 60 authorize the light company
a. start work before July ON Taylor
street. between Fourth and seventh. a.
money has already been raised o. en-.
able the light company to install tina,
portion 20 the proposed system
Then other sections ~ the system
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-29
COLORADO-T0-CULF
HIGHWAY IS OPENED

General rud conditions westward TO
Colorado and California have improved
considerably since the late heavy rains.
and good time can be- made over the
g. lorado.To Gulf highway. and the old
National Trails according ~ word re.
'.lved as, week from the towns nlong
these routes by J. ". Charlcville score.
tiry Of the Dallas Automobile club. A
passage has been opened up through
Pueblo. Colo. but tourists mus, secure
written pass from authorities 10 get
through there and viii not lie allowed
- stop insid" the city limits. according
e. a telegram from the Chamber OF
Commerce nj Pueblo. This ruling re-
news tours, travel e. Denver over the
customary route and obviatcs long de-
tours which have been made since the
ilopds.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-29

will gradually H. installed as mur,
money IN narrowed fuf toe hght com
pany. untn the whole system Ia work
INK
Thu committee also advised the cut
ting uff ~ TaNlm street frum First a.
Fourth streets from the proposed sNs
tenn. and the substitution II fifth
street from Tyler e. Taylor. and Scv
enih stree, from Polk 20 Taylor Prop
cr'y owners along the proposed ad
ditions have agreed To- finance the In
iallaiiun II the lights along their
prup-rty the committee said
The way the proposition now stands
practically all the property owners have
raised their 81 fnot frontage assess
munt and the cliN stands ready 90 nay
f,r the current when II Is turned IN
hut the llght company cannot raise
the $1,000 necessary to install the sys
'cm.
The committees plan 90 finance the
installation by loans frum property
Wncrs along the proposed route 81 ihc
white way will be slower than hv hor
owing IN lump sum. but the com.
Mite, says that II j. the only way out
n the city commission approves the
plans ~ the committee work will start
4 once. 81 that the light company will
net rclinauish its authorization 10 bor
-ow the money necessary 10 install the
ilghts