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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21

A COMMITTEES Of i've English rofsers
representing the Royal and Ancient ciut
at NJ Andrews. will come 90 the coun,
try nest summer 90 return a similar visit
10 England last year Of n COMMITTEES OF
the DATED States Golf association. After
their tour the visitors will confer with
officials OF the Omitted states Golf sAHo.
citation regarding proposed changes IN
rules permitting the cleaning Of muddy
balls and their removal ~ hard wher
imbeddcd IN putting greens Froponentl
of ths changes claim that soii conditions
~ this country do not obtA4a on mosl
links In Lngiand-
Chssism ~. M~yvvs hes hesa sp-
painted chalvmaa at the hsndioap
COMMITTEES ss the Portland Golf eiub.
succeeding n .. scoiiard. resigned
rns University OF Houthsru csffforrss
eontsmpiAtes arranging an intsrcolIsef.
ate golf tournament this spring. Many
Troiana are dssotins much time TO the
sport
Harry Usrnrson. rseionsrfy known
professional seifer. has BEEN engaged BY
tho Hrookisnds Golf ana Country club,
Of Detroit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21

American Olympic COMMITTEES has o
balance Of si7.s55.os on hand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21

For Good. Juicy Steak, - q
Boldt's.-Advsrtisem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21

Univsrsity OF Pennsylvsnia interoone-
gfats basketball champions will not par
ticipats In tho A. a. y. tourney In kan.
Has city 1Mo.). In March.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21

Allan Usifrich. the best rchooiboy harf-
miller last year, who won hts heat In the
Olympic trials In minute 81 seconds.
has entered Penn State.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21
|&E391n,
q

with the Chicago Cuts March rs.
hut fnasmuch Is the ue~scr~ will
train al santa Maria. Instead Of
ontarte this s~~~cn. u 4. likely that
the Cuts may split their squad and
s~nd one team Go pisy the Msekmea
at santa Maria
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21

syvs-rr f-rn c-D RAIN. -Nssi. Prs. e,e,
Ksichner ttl ..-..r.. .-..... Potts Cei
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21
LEADERS CLASH
" l>t.sDAN

Two OF tho leaders clash wednes.
day night at the Eiks club when the
Northern Life toam meets tho ~
TrkmAhn itsFn- fsfD Nar.p a. rt1
New Britain herald., 1921-04-15
Lace Trimmed Embroidered
 Tucked

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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-05

ing employment in the city OF
Louisville.
Six out of the twenty-four men
selected at the spring term TO
serve on the grand jury in Louis
Vile durin gOctober court. died
since thir names were taken from
the jury box.
John Cook, aged y. died at
Henderson, Ky. after a stroke OF
paralysis.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fuchs was Sc
verely injured when struck by an
automobile in Louisville. sustain
ing a fractured hip and knee.
Charles c. McChord. OF Louis
vile has been made chairman 81
Interstate Commerce Commission
Robbers failed in their attempt
to rob the Tom Moore distillery
at Bardstown. Arthur Thompson,
guard. hearing the noise. discOv-
cred two barrels had been taken
out of he warehouse. The rob
bers. when they heard the guard
approaching. FASTENED away with
the truck.
John II. Lewis. age %. died ri
Bardstown after a FIVE weeks
illness OF sleeping sickness.
Feelv Rich. , year old son al
Mr.. and Mrs. \. =. Rich Win
chester. died Sunday of diphther-
ia.
At Grayson. Ky. Bulecr FloyC
met his cousin. Nm FLOYD. ana
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-05
FIRSTPRESBYTER!t0
ENTERTAIN STuDH RS

One of the social evenG of
Monday evening of this eek
was the reception tendere0 the
students OF The Normal #hool
who are affiliated with the Pres
byterian church. The gueSts
numbered over two hundred and
the evening was a pleasant one
for all. As the students arrived
they were ushered down the re
ceiving line TO meet the pastor.
+deacons. elders. superintendent
and teachers of the Sabbath
School Each student registered
their name IN large ledger
which was in charge of Mrs. Ma
ry Arbuckle. As fast as they
registered slip of paper WITH
their name written upon it was
pinned upon them. and this IN
struction was an unique affair.
Mrs. Long Tom Chenault was
i'm charge OF the entertainment
for the young men and ladies.
and delightful games were played
until late hour. \ splendid
committee of ladies was IN charge
of the refreshments and delicious
ices and cakes were served the
guests. Miss Denny. new stu
dent at Eastern. from HarrodS-
burg. assisted Mrs. Chcnault in
providing games for the evening
and it was Jolly affair froin hc-
! ginning To end.
! Assistant Superintendent T.. =
( Virgins. i'll Il few words. WELDON
ed the students to the Sunday
! School and Miss ArhuCklc in hCi
/ delightful manner impressed tn,
students with her words ut wei
come both to the SUNDAY Sch"o
and church services. MI ct IL,
committees in charge made cv.
erything move just like cl"cl
work. and the whole affair y.a- ;
success.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-05

after a quarrel fired shots into
his body killing him instantly.
The murderer escaped.
Boyd Lewis. a twelve year old
boy 1T Hazard. was held under
81 SEQ bond as result of having
discharged a gun. killing Willie
l1urd. aged IS years.
Mrs. Nancy ] Eaves. Ashland.
so. is in serious condition at the
Kings Daughter hospital as n re-
suit of being struck by a {. * O.
passenger tram.
BrutuS Richardson in an at
tempt to escape jail from Beatty
Vile. was struck with an iron bar
by the jailer'S wife who stood
guard until help arrived.
+ Bandits raided the store OF J.
Isralsky at Louisa. Ky. and stole
clothing valued at 81 200 Blood
hounds rtaced them. and two bas-
kets OF the loot were recovered.
but the thieves escaped.
]. O. Payne. 65. Webster coun-
IL farmer. cut his throat with 4
razor and his body was found by
neighborS.
W. l.. Owens. age 90. and Miss
Catherine Slagel. age 40. were
married at Monticello.
Vt the opening OF fire proven
tion week IL Louisville. Mike
Moore. % piled his clothing ii
the middle of ne floor in his room
and set fire 80 them. He wa.
charged with drunkenness.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-05
Was Hurting All The Time

Kidney trouble saps Vitality
and strength. 1t causes baCkaChe.
headache. stiff joints. sore mus
cles. shooting pains. John F
Brooks. UP (. 18th street. Omaha
Neb.. writes: My back was hurt
ing me and had pain in M
right side. Since taking Foley
Kidney Pills ! feel no pain at all. ="
Sold EVERYWHERE. october
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-05
Cut This Quit is Worth Money

Cut out this slip. enclose with ,
cents To Foley & Co. 1885 Shelf
field ave. Chicago. ILL.,. writing
Your name and address clearly
Won will receive in return a trial
package containing Foley's Hon
ey and Tar Compound. for coughs
colds and Group. Foley Kidney
Pills and Foley Cathariic Tablets
Sold Everywhere. october
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-05
HEARD ABOUT TOWN

8. ]. McGaughey. H. NJ. Whit
tingtun and DR.. NJ. Dunn attend
cd the trots in Lexington Tues
day.
Goveror Morrow refused to
pardon Howard Gordon and Viii
lam Gilbert. OF Mason county.
who wer escrNing a sentence Tor
violating the local option law.
5000 men and women are seek
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-05
Watch this
page tomorrow

THE DAILY REGISTER IS GOING TO START A CAMPAIGN
BEGINNING IN TORORROWS ISSUE THAT WILL ASTOUND THE
READERS AND THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL AND WE ARE GOING
10 GIVE AWAY AUTOMOBILES, NICTROLAS AND CASH PRIZES
AMOUNTING INTO TIE THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS
THIS IS A CIRCULATION CAMPAIGN AND WE ARE GOING
OUT AFTER A SUBSCRIPTION LIST OF FROM EIGHT TO TEN
THOUSAND WHICH WE EXPECT TO GET IN THE NEXT MONTH
Or 50 AND ARE GOING TO OFFER SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
HAT WILL BRING QUICK RESULTS
IF YOU WANT A TOURING CAR A TALKING MACHINE OR
CASH MONEY, SEE TOMORROW'S PAPER CALL US OR COME
10 SEE US AND LET US HELP SOME OF THESE GRAND
FRIES
OUR SPECIAL CAMPAIGN MANAGER WILL BE AT THE
OFFICE AT ALL TIMES TO ASSIST YOU AND TELL YOU ALL
About THIS SPECIAL OFFER.
READ TOMORROW SPAPER AND GET BUSY AT ONCE.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-05

John +. BeCkncr. OF London
has been appointed dry enforce
ment agent.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-05

Several cases of diphtheria are
reported amog the children at
Berea
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-25

NEW YORK. Feb 24.--If you love
a girl send her n wax miniature Of her
self.
The tiny statues probably never will
be- within the reach 81 all Romeos--
they cost between $50 and $3.50 and are
usually sent along with box IL i'm
ported candies.
Sweetheart Replicas.
Mrs. y. A. Crook. manager Of the
Waldorf candy shop here. II the first
person "a sell the sweetheart rcplicas
IT, America.
She brought the idea from France
where Il originated In the sweets shop
IL Louis Sherry.
when n customer desires a duplicate
81 his very hes, girl done In wax. he
sends In picture 81 her. The Louis
sherry shop girls do the rest. They
match the picture in style 81 hair. eye
trows facial expression and diess.
Love Laughs nc Cash.
Then the miniature IL dispatched
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-25
Sunrise Party Given.

On Thursday afternoon the teachers
o. TIN primary department OF the First
Baptist Church cave a delightful sur.
prise PARTY fot, the department. superin.
teheent. Mrs Howard Trigg. at the
home of Mira, A., u. Meyer. so7 Van Bu.
rem street. beginning at four o'clock.
The receiving rooms were prettlly
Decorated with profuslon OF scarlet
: carnations and ferns. which formed a
most appropriate setting for the mer.
W occasion.
An afternoon Of miscellaneous games
contests and music was enjoyed. and
beautiful silver cream ladle was pre-.
sentsd IN love gift TO Mrs. Trlgg.
Later delicious and dainty refresh.
mehts OF apricot cream and cake were
served 20 the honor guest and the fol.
lowing teachers: Mesdames walllngford.
whsatley. Meyer. Stone. Culium. Farm.
by. Duke. Bcaman. and Misses Ailese
Skiiiman. Dorothy Harris, Maurine
waiungford. and Elizabeth and Aivah
Meyer. :
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-25


One of the main ana mosc eni0yabis
features ~ thu meeting. WAS a series
Of delightful musical selections, render.
ed by the Amarillo High school orchee,
ira, under tn direction VI Mira Dana
Thomas Harmon. and the program WAS
brought "a a close after a splendid ada
dress On Scenario Writing" by Mrs.
q. n. aelglinE, Of Piainview. Mfs,
salgling began by giving clear insight
into the plan used In the construction
II a scenario. and related the interest,
ing aud encouraging fact that sinef
most NJ the standard books had already
been produced for the screen. that the
demand for book acenarios was dying
out and the original. up.to-date. poppy
story was cominE into the foreground
Mrs SnlEiing urged that those who had
any talent whatever for writing. take
~ their producing of educational and
uplifting pictures help 20 revdutionize
he moving picture.
Afler the program a short business
seasion was held. during which u was
decidrd to arrange for two contests.
among the Pan Zen members: one q
contest for the hest design for q club
min. and another for q club motto.
These contests will he brought 20 clos,
II the next meeting 81 tho Panhandle
Pen Women which will be held In April
IN original song entitled THE prakie's
Call" written by one n the members.
Mrs s. y. Fish. Of Amarillo was voted
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-25
YOUNG JAPAN RESTLESS.

Change Ia seethlng In Japan nj
though the surface Of things has not
changed much" writes Miss Ruth
l,agan. representative 81 the y. W.
G.. A. In japan. who recently arrived
In Tokyo. after four years OF absence
In this country. II have been amazed
20 find In the home Of japanese ac'
quaintancc. me latest and most radical
OF socialist writings, and they are read
by both hushand and wife. When ]
left Japan several years aso, the words
labor or a.scolal problems could no,
have been mentioned without fear Of
arres, ana Of more 10 follow"
Among the students In Japan. there
Ia a growing spirit Of dissatisfaction
with many Of their teachers. with the
kinds OF lessons. and with things IN
general. A japanese graduate OF the
linpefiai University told Miss Ragan
Thar many Of the teachers are 81 the
order of old japan. and are content
With dead things. that they are not
helping young japan prepare Itself Tor
rfe. 'Young Japan IN beginning 10
think for ITSELF" he said. "Shackles
arr going off every day In Japan now
No one who has not lived through the
old order OF things can realize the
change"
Miss Raglan In located In Tokyo,
where she In developing health ana
rscrentional work Tor Japanese girls
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-25
worthy Of receiving praise. Boos, our
Panhandle writer's

worthy of receiving praise. Boost our
Panhandle writer's.
The next number on the program was
discussion Of Sources u Inspiration
u Panhandle Pen Women" by Mrs.
Mary Miller Beard. who spoke Of our
strong rugged winds. the bigness and
libcralncss of the plains. the vast and
starry skies and the glorious sunsets.
that should all be never ending sources
~ inspiration 10 our writer's Of the
plains. although we do not have the
wonderful inspiration that In breathed
from the tangled Woodlands. meadows
sprinkled with Wild flowers. snow cap
ped mountains and winding rivers. A.
the close of her address, Mrs. Beard
who II one Of our city's most talented
readers. gave the inspiring selection,
''rhe Marshes 81 Glenn" from Sidney
i.anier. and also n beautiful little orig
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-25
Polk Street Methodist Church Extsbds
Invitation Cor Methodist Day.

To the Membership OF Polk street Meth
odism: O.
Greetings- h.sf
Next sunday. February 9Th. Il Meth.
odIst Day. The month Of February has
been given 10 the subject Of ''Life Befv.
Ice" The services climax this next sun
day, when all Southern Methodist pas
tors are called upon 10 preach on "a
Vision " Duty" Our church authorities
call upon all Methodlsts. young and old.
20 attend the services Of the church on
that day. therefore. a. pastor q the
Polk street Methodist congregation. In
the name and for the sake Of our Christ
and Ills Church and suffering and sin
ful humanity, request all members OF
the church 10 80 arrange your matters
80 as TO permit your being present next
Sunday.
Come praying. that the Spirit q the
Lord may be- upon ". and that many
may respond To the call and submit
themselves for service In the Kingdom
Of our God.
A general invitation IL extended 70
everybody; visitors and strangers are
always welcome. but we urge upon an
loyal Methodlsts 70 be present.
HENRY r. BROOKS. Pastor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-25

with large attendance ~ the local Pen
Women and the following out of town
members: Miss Ruby Cook uf Mclean,
Mrs George 4. Saigling u l'lainvicw,
Mrs NJ. = Griffin 81 plainyicw Mrs. l..
A. knight II Plainvicw, Mrs. u. r.
Guthrie of Hereford. Mrs !. Saigling OF
Plainvicw. Miss Laura Hammer Of
Claude. Mrs. |. Lee Dye ~ rlainview.
Mrs. T.. y. Price of Hereford. and Mrs
Fred Robinson of Waco.
The morning session was devoted to
business and al ten o'clock IN" meeting
was called 10 order by the club prcsl.
dent. Miss Laura Hammer, who render.
ed splendid welcome address. during
which she urged that all members rc.
new their energy and manifest a new
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-25
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ALvAH d. MEYER

ioastfnistreas OF the occasion and gave
a splendid welcome address
The main feature Of the evening was
word symposium. which proved TO b.
most interesting as well M instructive.
ind series Of delightful talks were rem
dered by several of the members. OF
tho many word histories that were
given during the evening. the one
which received the most hearty ap.
plause, was a story Of the word post
script" written by Mrs. II. y. Thomp.
son. In the following rhyme:
Tho Panhandle Pen Women write lot
Of this and that.
In all the papers you find their ser.
lals big and fat:
They have two OF three lnRtallments.
though as long az any hook.
Yet they don't no on forever like a
Tennysonlan brook
And when their stories you have read
this you will commend
Fer be their writings great or small.
There's no postscript at the end.
The serials Of the Pen Women always
strike tender spot,
And though they are tho talky bunch
you'll find a regular plot.
Then II at eve. when you ait down you
loosen a hook OF two.
Before you travel bedward. you'll read
one right straight through.
Their heroine IL always beautiful; on
their hero you may depend
When he gets through amaking love
--there's no postscript at the end
The giTi Ia always worthy OF the hero'a
sweet careas.
Though the hero has 10 hustle often
before she whispers yea"
Tho women OF this Pen Club. though
they write both short and long
rou'll sec upon the short ones they
come out rather strong.
but the stories az the Pen Women are
worth the coin you spend.
And all because. whatever they write
have no postscript nj the end.
Tho Panhandle Pen Women. well va.
riety In the word.
They have stories BY the hundred Of
which you've never heard.
And the folks In all these stories you'd
be glad II you could meet
For they are people grand and swell
and they make YOU sit up straight
so the Panhandle Pen Women are our
warm and welcome friends.
And all because we still contend
they write no postscripts at the
end,
so II Postscript" In paragraph. or
an addition 10 book
Post" means after. Script" 10
write. n thought one overlooked
Not guilty says our heroine. and n
say she's on her job.
For wedding bells are ringing after
many previous sobs.
,, the Panhandle Pcnwomcnl on them
you may depend.
Know what 20 write when they begin
without postscript at the end.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-25


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that th. Tan Ton Women should publish
a leaflet telling exactly what the mem
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-25
DO.A.KINDNEssDAy.
May 81 Designated BY The ). W. E. A
Ia Memory Of Grace Dodge.

On your calendar mark May 2ist for
an at, Of Kindness OF sacrifice. AZ a
meeting CT. the National Board Of the
y. w G. A. nj It's headquarters. coo
Lexington Avenue New York. yesier
day "a resolution was passed that that
dAy.be set apart In the Associations Of
the United States 10 he known NV Grace
Dodge Day. In membory Il the mag
niflccnt record Of service 81 i,s founder
o. was recommended that each "Y" girl
on that day do some special act Of kind
f.sss even 20 the point Of sacrifice.
Miss Dodge. during life long devo
tion 10 girls. made many large gifts to
the association. The purpose OF the
day. which In her birthday. shall be TO
interpret her life and work to the pub
lie,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-25
Bsuauet 10 b. Held BY Amarillo. Real
Estate Brokers' Association

The regular banquet Of tho Amarillo
Real Estate Brokers' Association WI
bs held on Friday evening. February
es. at I o'clock ut the Harvey House.
and the following program will be car
ried out:
Opening Talk--Mr.J J. n, 0Iivin, presf
dent
selection by orchestra
rap-r-Consiom Of Facts, Mr.
W. A. Askew.
Selection by Orchestra.
building Amarillo-Mr. Hugs L.
Humphries.
Selection by Orchestra.
Building Program for is2l-Mr' j. H.
Hin.
selection by Orchestra.
Round Table Discussion.
Orchestra music under the direction
Of Mr.. Jesse A. Rogers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-25

and higher iegrce 81 interest In their
work The constitution and bylaws
were read. In order that all new mem
bcrs may understand fully the purpose
Of the organization. A committee. com
passed Il Mrs. Maudc Wilson. of this
city Miss Cook &c Mclean. and Mrs
Sairling of Plninvi,w, was appointed Ia
investigate the eligibility ~ members.
The matter of adopting club pin was
discussed and also whether aasociat,
members should be- made 10 pay tn,
membership Zee of two dollars. the
came ms active members. This matter
was later voted upon and the member.
ship fee of two dollars was adopted
During the meeting II was decided that
the Panhandle Pen Women should az
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-25

along with box 81 bonbons. and friend
Hunn-o pays the hill.
THE idea has proven very success
full" Mrs. crook SAYS. The only hin
drancc IL the expense u the Gift. ]
sell ~ many NJ two and three n week
In spite Of the price.
'nlond types are more costly. M a
rule. to reproduce. They are harder to
dress and require more work In match
ing.
Tut II Is wonderful what hove will
do-yes, really II IL. Love DOES moi
know the meaning II extravaRance."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-25
ALL.'s RIGHT.

ny Robert Browning.
The wars at the spring.
The Days VI the morn.
sIorEing's OF seven;
The hill.sIde's dew.pearled;
The lafk's on the wing:
The maji's on the thorn;
Gods In Ills Heaven
Ans fright with the world
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-25
DErIGuTFUL BANQUET GIVEN IN
HONOR or VISITING Fan
HANDLE PEN WOMEN

NV FAR the most delightful feature on
che all day session held in our CITY, ny
the Panhandle Pen Women. was
hanauet given nj orlock "Wednesday
evening a, the Harvey House.
Tn. hanoue, board was made beau
tlfui with largo flower bowls OF scar
ie, carnations aud feashery fern.
Mrs. Msuas- Wilson was charming