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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-15
AMARILI0 NElps INV HOTEL

~ generally L. the knowledge puf.
s,ssod that town il Judged hy ts
hotel accommodations that 10 seems
,rite 10 talk about the disturbances 81
adequate facilities in this line IN this
I connection II may b. ~ interest a. state
I that which Is admitted Ia b. nn historic
I fact with reference io sapuil1 and
I Tulsa Slpulpi was in %, oil fi,ld she
/ had N. start over Tuls III, people
who were interested IN seeing Slpulpi
hold her bead used their Influence To-
cause The town 10 adequately Increase
it, hotel facilities. Sipulpa had the nm
o.. .sion that she WAS sitting on top
eft the world and could attend tn be-
own business without any Interference
from outsiders. She Was SNUG and con.
tented md the travelling mon. the oil
men aud others plUmor,d for better.
m,ui ana inorous, in hotel facilities.
bat she would not,
Sipulpa would not d. moved and
other mon i''r,d in IN, plea bat there
was nothing dwng" aud To- matter
was cloS'd by DO, people turning their
eyes o. the smaller and less inviting
Tuln Men were found who Wei, viii.
iug 10 pat their money into hotels. aud
Tor time Tul-as hotels seemed to
d, flr BOO 'Nr',s ~ her other paris
10, seemed top heavy with hotels. bat
not 20 IN, dream ui M, people who
had vsion,d To ,ity building around
hotels WIS realized Tu'st went fur
ward by leaps and bounds. and S,pu'p1.
not % bad town. hut slower ono. WIS
lcft far IN the lur,h She tried 10 spur
herself forward and regain that which
she had host. bat there Was not
chance. She had fooled away her day
~ opportunity. and she Is yet minor
city while her n'ighbor. TulSi. il IN
the major class.
u j. not making the statement tue
strong o. Ny that Tulsa grew r,spuu.
sivc o. her vision in planting adequate
hotels Tor the proper handling N IN.
travellers and transient. the homeless
business and professional men within
her gates Sapulla failed to grow for
exactly the opposite reason. and the
fate ~ ;apulpa may easily l., the fate
- any other community. - short. .
sighted NJ 20 refuse 10 properly pro .
yidc Tor the people Within IT, gates
Amarillo now has an opportunity 70 :
raise a hotel that would do credit 90 a
city ~ any size An opportunity IL
given "a make investment IN paying
and alsu to help no the
sam" time Ca make Of this the greatest
city IN an this section Travelling men.
tourists. business people who do not
maintain hous. ~ their own have a
right Ia bc considered and TO properly
do this requires a real hotel.
AT this time. the city Is on the divid .
INK ~ the ways she has before her .
hrigh, and Wholesome promise, but al I
II the good things OF a great cir, are .
not tu b. lay.shly showrrcd ~ her feet .
unless she responds with showing ~
concern and interest.
Build a great hotel Tor Amarillo
make the Amarillo Hotel the greatest
In all this portion II the country and
watch the city grow around Il, This
sill result as inevitably a. the shadow
follows the substance
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-15
Holds Veto Record.

Governor Ncff has no doubt veiocd
a greater !',rcrntag, 81 bills passed hy
IN" legislature than any governor 81
recent tiu-s. ~ matter ui fact. only
q few bills 81 q general nature we're
passed by the Legislature. and nearly
half % these have been bIuc.I-ncilcd
by the governor Tie Is showing "a
close attention to business matters
that has not been given by governor
ir many ycars.-linll County Herald.
That's some distinction. anyway.
oven though II may or may not reflect
extraordinary ability. or business In.
sight. II might easily bc possible to
trim hens claws 10 where she could
not scratch, sustain herself aud pro.
durc eggs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-15

nlrs ALSO supervised al other details
NJ preparing the feast Misses Edna
Harrison Roberta Tudor. Iirrnic' Bow
lu and Mildred Frye al daughters Of
mobiles, served the food. White chrysn.
thcmums were presented a. an ladies by
M,sdimos T.. Graham. Oliver Anderson
ana T. \ r,rct.
The members of the drum corps. In
who's" honor the banquet was given, are
Mobiles Fred llurlbut. Il NJ Cubb.
clay Barrow. Oliver Anderson. !. \.
rcr,t Guy Elsor. : Il Ware W &.
White. g. T. Watson. Marsh Watson.
T. Il Rogers ana Cllud Terry. =
Temples besides khiyn oprcsoutcd nt
the fa,st wcr, Hclln. Moslah KAREN.
Akid,r Medina In la, Mecca. Ben
Hun Ely Kndor liclat Alyad. ~ Nina.
~ Ga Zig and INDIAN.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-15
WEST TEXAS NORMAL COLLEGE
SECURESATTRACTIVE PROGRAM
COVERING ITS SUMMER PERIOD

sun1lliy. and his lectures are uplifting
and inspiring
Dr. Mnrrhcad to Lecture.
Dr. W X. Murchvld. director 81 ar.
Theological survey Arkansas river
valley viii give an illustrated lecture.
under the auspices of the Panhandle
Plains Historical su'icty. In the Normal
auditorium en- the evening of April 80
The public b. invited to attend this lee.
turo. which win be- free. one hundred
nifty slides VIII BE- used 10y Dr More.
head 10 show some eft the results II
70 survey Whi,h hc made ~ the Fan
handle country last year.
T., number Of years Dr. Morchcid
h1s h,ru doing research work. and ~
present h" Is associated with the Aud.
ever Academy in Massachusetts tie rs
considered an authority In archaeology.
and his lecture should prove very In.
t,r'stIng a. pcou'' IT this section.
ON August AMI 6 the DcycrrnuN
Players uf Sew York city viii give
"plutl ntuo" hy W. T. Gilbert.
'Moua Wanna hv Micicrlurk and
'Ghwts' hy llsrn.
The Dvy"rcuN Players are interest
od IN the legitimate stage. aud they
give nll over the country year after
year q program IT standard plays Ia
colleges and universities. The Dallas
Herald hls Ia pN of th"m. AN the
II omhe,s Il The pvyorruN company are
excellent" The Portland Oregon Tel.
cgIum ".Nocls ANYTHING given In q
month uf purple muuns"
Tho cummlItcr has made every effort
to pru,id" the young people uf this
s,Dt.un Who viii attend the summer
session ~ the West TrNns state Nor
NAL college with high class attractions
aud II II believed that the program
Ter this summer is unusual In what II
offers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-15
". SAY Amen"

Th'I. 'shuuid Do, uu regrets after the
..iy election TUESDAY provided uo one
Says something bon 'b. heat .s passion
thii isn't 'ru, ur b. circulated Co hur,
suu, f..luNmtr When 10 gets g. that
state 90, gain. isn't worth th, candle.
clarendon NrN-
E'h U.faI, and after th, election
u' tbr co.. officials, 'h,- vu- tb" nt
''gdo taken hF us Fight Nh.I' th,
fight open and "u. and after tn1'
abide Ir Do, results aud miE, tn"u
a.. greatest progress p"-siHI' ,h.uug.
cooperation with The ,'y ,m.ll- ,u
officials named hv mH5.r number u,
the. participating bon ih" election
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-15
u> GOOD \I,GI ur\T

when money Isut rl'rru . th,
gmr w 900 t.mt. f.f tur spending 81
MONEY f.r public utilities more .-rer
miiy rHui roads lf iaul'y .Ynty
Was nov -u'Hding 20 haif million dollars
fHr hard -utfi.,I Foods giving 90 a.,
work 20 county pe.iI' 1927 would b,
flush r'ar Thin. 'HI- uy'r-Clir
enduu N,v-
Yes, such expenditures wisely made
will prove blessing ~ an concerned
Potter county b. making consider
uhir investment iuU ths good effects
~ % vii De- felt On many WAYS Too
much curtailmcui h. lls" little learn
ins, dangerous thins
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-15
PLAINVIEW FEASTS VISITORS
ONREMAINDER MEAT WHEN35O
ATTEND GREAT MASONIC FEED


Special 20 The News
PINlNNfEW. Awl ll-A unc ri
the greatest luder gathering. ever held
lu the South Panhandle and Plains over
$3.50 Mobiles ladies ana Nu,irpS Toasted
uu Alaskan yonisuu 40 banquet given
IN honor OF the Tihm,nth shrine club
Drum Curps NJ pliluvow ut IN. Nh.
sonic Home here "Wednesday night.
Shrin,ts from an parts ~ the ran.
handle and from temples in thirteen
titles IN various parts 81 the nation
we're present. and were unanimous IN
declaring Il one " the greatest events
of Us Kind ever staged 90 town the
size 1T plain,icw One hundred and
lightly rounds ~ Alaskan reindeer and
vast quantities N other delicious foods
Nrrr drNuurrd Entertainment ON lu
elaborate scale and IN Keeping with th,
went ~ u whole was rendered hy the
best talent {. :he Panhandle
Before the banquet. the guests form.
"a In double column and paridrl
around the public square with the
drum corps. In whose honor the feast
was given. ~ the head The line IL
marCh'rs extended almost entirely
around the square. Due to the large
number present and thr fact that seat.
NIX room Tor only i25 could b. hid at
the tables ~ one time II was necessary
20 serve those present In three shifts
The menu consisted ~ part vt roasted
Alaskan reindeer. with southern stgc
gravy, spiccd apple sauce. sweet po,l
toes, southern style cream potators.
pickles. celery ice cream and cake 10y
the ton. and all kinds ~ fruit.
Quartet Furnishes Music.
After the banquet several numbers
were rendered hy quartet composed
u Noble VIII Stockton Mat Cramm.
lake IHkctt and David Ncal Noble
u. NJ. Cnhh rendered violin sol,c.
tiun. md responded tn numerous en-.
cores other vocal and iustrumcntnl
numl'rs were given.
Among the distinguished guests NVrc
putcuilir SIpl,ion and Recorder Svif,
NJ khiy1 Temple of Amarillo. Roth
made short speeches, In which they Dc
lnr'd that rhiuVlrw had sent more
Mobiles and enthusiasm tu every khiyl
ceremonial than any other town IN
khiyas jurisdiction Scyril other Wis.
iting Shrinors aud paid short tributes 10
l'liiuNicWs splendid work Zoo building
up khiyH. and the enthusiasm and
splendid work of plainylcw Musons as
whole
Ring Candidate \ a. Brown ~
l.ocknoy defended his platform In q
hort speech. and made special up.
peal Q" The ladies present a. help him
boo his fight. Tho Loukuoy man was
accorded such a rousing reception that
70 wa. almost Impossible for him Co.
MAX" hi. remarks heard NuyiDr NJ j.
Baird. county attorney ui llll, county.
n"w known 1s Hue Baird" boclus,
~ his advocacy of Blue Laws respond
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-15

Complaints hIy, com, 60 Tine Nyva
r,Hrdirr ,Ut.,us running 10 lars, 300
Canyon. The ,omp.lutuH dp mot
want q. hut ~, feelings Of their
nrIghIuIs ly asking them 9. shut up
The STRAY chickens canyon hls a
chi.k'u ordinance Iy' neither rIu the
N,v- ur tb" marshal ,umpI people Co.
keep their fowls No home Th, sur,st
WAY o. ,uiury, the written on. uuNut.
ten law regarding stray ,hickon- b. Co
have 90 chicken tor dinner every time
un" appears un your premises --l,lndlll
County Sew.
Pleas in,it, us. o. tb" worst comes
e. th" worst iur 81, like ',m.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-15

Special To- The Nsvs
CANYON Arrl li-Th, Lyccum
committee has arranged AN unusual
program - attractions tor students ~
the summer session al the West Texas
state Normal college
Tn, srisun viii opru with % musical
number ON The evening uf June 10.
ON Jun, ~. o.. o., a.. u IN. Henry
>. curtis ~ uhcrlin. ohio. viii deliver
90 series ct lectures on Edruiiuu. PLAY
md Recreation. aud child Wclrry For
.uiuc time pr curtis WAS SECRETARY and
Vice president ,f the Playground Asp.
.o'iliiuu at America. supervisor uf the
Fairgrounds at Washington. - g.
md secretary ot the National child
Welfare Conference ~, h alsu tho
author NJ uumh,r 1T well known
huuks. whi,h dr, considered an nuthuu.
o. uu the value ul recreation in cdur1.
tIuu.
Beginning ga the evening ~ Iuly \.
IN Edward Howard Grlgss win deliver
i srri,g IT lectures ou Education aud
Literature m" following b. program
u hia lectures
Evening Lectures.
Dramas at Protest. Protest Against
Economic Wr"ug- llnup,uniiu n
Na,,rs. Iul, = Protest Against Ma
Ring Criminals C1l-Wurthy's Justice.
lul, %; Protest Against Wedding 1,
Pate Clldrruns Life e. u Dream.
tur no" morning lc,,urcs. $50 t.
1880 rr GriERs will lecture con work
End rny IN Education. Principles II
Government IN Home and School and
the Influence Of Personality Doe Edu
cation
Dr Griggf Is one of the most bril-.
liant lecturers un ~" American plat
form today H. has wonderful per.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-15
Automobile, aud Motorcycles.

\ total IT a?li.2s5 motor cars, includ
,ng commercial vcrlclcs, were register
ri last year IN the United States. ac'
"nrIlng tn figures compiler by the nu'
roau uf Public Reads ~ IN" United
states Department al Agriculture"
There were also registered n total ~
e3S.iiG motorcycles. The registration
md license fees. including those Of
rhnuffcurH. operators. ana dealers.
amounted H. SiOs. O9i. 1896 AZ compar'
ID with 1919 the data for 1920 reprc'
cents un Increase ~ 22 per cent. ar H.
iii.Sia motor cars. This increase alone
lncks but per cent Of bclng cqunl 4"
he tuil rcgistrl,ions of the United
states six years ago.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-15

Now that our ncighboring commun.
ties are bidding Tor natural gas. II is
10 o. hoped tina, their needs may b.
met and thus the great find near Anna
riliu prove q blessing to the greatest
section - country In thu whole world
These pipe line extensions are being
discussed and considered for the Santa
p lines south and west and Tor the
Fort Worth and Denver south II is e.
he hoped that the investors may find
IL profi;abl, o. make these extensions
fof such service would greatly enhance
the growth - every community touched
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-15
lrs. lies There.

Editor Lumis ~ no, Canadian I;r
cord is sumr booster i"r this section
Of Texas l'uuis declares q would
rather hr n tr' Plains broke than boz
some section. Enuv ct with mN pYyh
ots CON 90 money Great Be- Northwest
Texas ''lu,l,V N,ws
Yes hr's there 20 dozen Vl,s. with
SOME Coo spare. IT, loves this portion
Of ih' state uut .. struug Ton cutting
d irum the parent stem and giving
10 chance tH ua' runi for itself.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-15
NORTHWEST
TEXAS PRESS


President lludiugs n,mur uuuut
ton has always been There IL uu
gr,ii excellence without great labor '
canadian Record
Just this Kind ul thng Be- revealing
th' real mau' lu the white House.
ana giving 1000 upputIniN ivr the az.
tension uf th' spirit ~ appreciation 900
o,r the country rr1i'ut Harding ,n
fnr has made many friends iu both
parties through this and similar ,,I
d'n'u- 81 his humanity
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-15
, . = = = = 49,
LOYALTY

= LOYALTY Ii that quality which
. prompts u person ~ hT true Ia
. the thing he undertakes. II means .
= definite direction. flxity ~ pur.
. pose. stcadfnstncss Loyalty SUP.
. plies power. poisc. ballast, and
. works Tor health and success Ma.
3 uirc helps the loyal man. n YOU
3 are carclcss. slip.shod. Indifferent 1
= Nature assumes that you wish Ia .
. H. nobuly and grants your de. 1
. sire. Success hinges an loyalty. 1
, DE- true to Your art. your business. 4.
= your employer your "housc." 4.
= Loyalty II Tor the one who II 10y. {.
= al. II II IL quality woven through 4
4 the very fabric ~ ones being. and 4
= never thing apart. LOYALTY 4
= makes the thing Ia which you are
= loyal yours, Disluyalty removes =
= n from YOU. Whether any one 4
= knows ~ your disloyalty IN really 4
= ~ little moment. either one way 4
= ~ the other The real point ~. 4
= how does II affect ourselves. 4
= Work h f"r the worker. Love II 4
= for the lover. Art IL Tor the art 4
= III. The mental II man who Il 4
= disloyal tn his work. Al useful 4
= service n raised Ia the plane ~ a
= art when love Tor the task-I,oy. A
= aliy-is fused with the effort 4
= The Era. .
= = = = . . . . q q 4 a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-15

Let Z. d. remembered that while the
seplrl ,ists have right ~ their opin.
ions ani while We CONSIDER them among
the best OF friends. that T.Nls will
never d, broken Boo bits simply hccius.
q som, righteous dissatisfaction with
the governor and %, stat. legislature
Tim" IL coming ln which the relief
sought hy this portion ~ the state win
b. given hu' this viii come long befor,
any real headvsy h. made IN this con.
ten'iun about diyidlug Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-15

tire citlfcnry 10 again have the privilege
OF entertaining the press gang ~
this portion ~ the southwest. without
regard a. state lines
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-15

Amarillo.- High School baseball team
If putting boz some hard work. and the
coach makes m. prediction that some
cxcell"nt games are in prospect ANA
riilo b. behind her BOYS and whether
they take first money ~ the time thev
viii have the hacking II their elders In
the city.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-15

That man who would close bis mind
u 90 opinions save and except his
uwr. Suicides. The ouy way 10 growth
and progress IT, found in opening Tho
mind and welcoming IN %. best that
other men hav, Thought and said ir
their efforts o. really b. 81 assistance
90 their fellows along that highway
t1ycrs-d In the course from the rrndl.
90 Ga. grave
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-15

Daily there b. witnessed an Increase
In interest in roads IN this section Of
the state The peopl, are getting ready
to turn loose ~ their money Tor road
building road maintenance. rad up.
keep and road marking IN o, which
IL hopeful sign.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-15

and northwest. An important develop
nont In inducing the use ~ this high
way by automobile tourists will be ar.
ranged Tor when n free camping ground
H. made at the Woodward city park
tor use NJ all passing automobiles.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-15

od o. demands fnr speech with e
thrilling flow ~ uriury outory. mu.
sic and general roud time continued
until ll', ir the night
Real Reindeer Meat.
tn, A'ustHu reindeer which had hrcn
shipped tu rJlny,,w from Nome, Alas.
ko WIS prepared Tor the banquet by
Nohl,s i \ pcr,t Roy ! Frye. Tom
nowlIu pnd Charles Vincent. These No.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-15
IN THE HOTELS
NMARII.IN

AMARILLO
Mrs ". k curry New York.
Mrs j. A. Clcndclning. New York.
r. H. Fleming New orleans
Mrs W. u. bradshaw. Kansas City.
~. ". Albright. Wichita.
W. " Martin, ~. Louis.
\. licckcnstcin. Cincinnati.
G. u. Rowland. Chicago.
a. T.. licary. oklahoma Clly.
J. q. Lewis. Cincinnati.
a. T.. Smith. Cincinnati.
Mrs. W. u. Humphrey. Oklahoma
city
H. NJ pctcrshngcn, Dallas.
g. g. WoildhuEch. Chicago.
e. 4 Rivers and wife. Oklahoma
City.
Mrs g. T.. bridge. farwcll.
Fred iIurd Wichita,
W. &. Crawford. Tulia.
4. jacobson. Denver.
Jacrnt Holman, Fort Sumner.
Floyd Schallcr. Fort Sumner.
VI I, Rogers. piainvicw.
q. = Mamie. Wichita.
a. = Duckmorth and wife. Clovis
H. T.. Rose. Dallas
T. e. Shinolzc. BOSTON.
y " Smith. ~ Louis.
Dwight Horton. Dallas
s. T.. l'omp. Dallas.
Eugene Thompson. Dallas.
Mrs. !. Burke Dallas.
myrtle Hank. Clarendon.
Mis-. J. Sims. Clarendon.
Ruth rutherford. Clarendon.
Fannie Florence Sims Clarendon.
licssir Alexander. Clarendon.
r. =. liudlcy. Dallas.
=. !. johnson. buffalo. Ind,
s. u. Stichmun. Hereford.
:. o. Holman. Hereford.
A. \ Foster Hereford.
Homer stein f'loydida.
G. a. walker Dalhart
!. r. Andrews. Sprarman,
H. 4 Mcintyre. lhrtlcsyillc
]. Il. Collnrd. Sparman.
Frank Albert. New York.
T.. 4 rullack. 81 Louis.
Lynne llilhurn. Sp,arman.
G. !. GUY, Siyrc.
n. -. Brown, Vernon.
l.. l.. Gates Spcnrman
II a.. Rowe. Dallas.
4. lnilcy. Canadian.
Alfred loilincr. San Antunlo.
T. r. Culhanv Clovis
T. G. Peck. Wichita Falls
". n Cooke. Jr. Fort Worth.
y. T. Ginnwny. Wichita Falls.
\. \ Eppcrson. Dallas
:. " Hraswcll. clarendon.
Thomas Cop,iy. Denver.
" T.. TItrh. Fayetteville.
:. c. Cockrtcll Panhandle.
". &. Best. VI pasu
&. g. cole. ~ paSn.
=. II CrsWcll. Dallas
Mrs n W. Milllkcn Dallas.
Annir NHllikcn. Dallas.
ELK.
Mrs N,llc Ilnus'r. Tucumcari.
Warren Daniel. Iuckncy.
r. !. llnslrr and wife. Shawnee.
!. 6 johnson, I.us Angeles.
" W. Puts. Plcmons.
r. W McGrc. New Market
Il VI Winning. sherman.
H. ". Jacks. Fort Worth
u. \. Young. San Antonio.
". Y Maycs Kansas city.
~ VI Niece. Dallas.
I'll Dunlap. Hereford
q ". sits and son. 81. Paul.
y. I. Ross and wife. Houston.
4. H. Ice and wife. Houston.
Mrs. T.. A. Williams. Houston.
=. l.. Frazier. Denver.
T.. :, Young. M,.nphls
u. &. 'rildv. pininvirw.
e. q. clark Wichita Falls.
g. u. D"olcy. Wichita Falls
Mrs y. !. Austin. Kansas city.
II. l.. Code. oklahoma city.
TOURIST INN.
Mrs. " a.. shannon, Canadian.
G. 4. Snnuuist. Kansas city.
II. l.. schultz. Dallas.
lr. BACON. VI paso.
T.. " Frcwcn, Denver
Y. g. lhkrr. Electra.
T.. T.. I'M Clovis.
q. X. I;h~lcs and wife, Memphis.
6. H. nridgc and wife. Farwcll.
". g Baker, Dallas.
s. i Slalliugs Clovis.
\. u. IIirkam. Oklahoma city.
~ : Shorrod AMI wife, luhbork.
H. g. Tailcy. Shattuck.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-19
CHARITY BALL
TO BE
UP TO STANDARD

Tho ladies who are the officers Of
the Hospital Aid which does so much
good for the Augusta General Hos
pital the year around, have kindly
consented to support the Charity
ball which is to be held in the City
hall the 21st Of the month.
This makes the list Of patronesses
an imposing one, and as this event Is
the first public society event OF the
spring, and Is for such an excellent
cause, the attendance promises to be
exceptionally large.
John Gould is the chairman OF the
general committee and says that the
novelties and favors which have been
used so much this winter will be
conspicuous, by their absence.
Blaine Owen is the floor director
and will have the same aids and or
ganization which had been selected
for the Governors ball.
Dancing will continue until A.
NJ, and the usual refreshments will
be served at intermission.
Augusta has long been famous for
the quality of its Charity ball. and
this one will certainly live up to the
standard Of the previous ones.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-19

Herbert S. Anderson. land and
buildings
+ Embellishments Williams to
I Marcellus c. Williams, land.
Sidney-George S. Scott to Lewis
A. Ellis, land and buildings.
Vassalboro-J. Hermon Richard
son to George ]. Vigue, land.
Observation-Disclosures Gilman to John
Carey, land on Summer street: Frank
Blsson to Arthur Bison, land and
buildings on Pine street; George T.
Vlgue to Charles Vigue, land on AL
den street; leila A. Dearborn to
George E. Hauglun, land; William
L. Russell to Sidney w. Knowlton.
land; Clara NJ, Nettie c., Thomas G.
Samuel A. and John H. Burleigh to
Horton M. Kierstead, land.
west Gardiner-Hugh N. Weather
pee to Chauncy W. Fifield, land and
buildings.
MISUNDERSTANDING Marcoux. Et-
"a roulette and Beatrice Caradona to
MARY L. Rancourt, land and build
lngs; Leila A. Dunbar and Annie D.
bryson to Harry H. Dunbar. land
and buildings.
Wlnthrop-Frank A. Pettengill to
M. Gertrude Pettingill land and
buildings; Nancy S. Church to Stan
ley A. Moore, land.