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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-17
Cheap Excursion Holiday
 Rates
 Via Seaboard Air Line Railway

Tickets on sale December 21, g. 22. A. 25. Final return limit Jan uary 4. For information call City Ticket Office, Main 7572; Terminal Ticket Office. Main 1126 or Main 2114.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-17
HaUe Been Reduced to Prices Lower Than ]

It's clothing event that afford Every suit and stock without included the sale at the
 prices known Early selection gives advantage
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22
Camp Fire Girls Organized.

Tho Skapundowa Camp Fire Girls 81
the Normal hayo organized. with Miss
Miriam Anderson ~ guardian and Miss
Sadie O'Conncll az assistant. The fol
lowing are the officers:
Presldcnt-Zela Woods
Vice Presidcnt-Marle DodsOn.
Secrotnry-Ellcn Smith.
Chairman Program Committcc-May
Hood
Chairman Hike Commlttec-Myrtls
Gill
Chairman Social CommIitcc-Ruth
knight.
Two sales have been held by the
camp, n profit of 81 having been made
A hiko Ia the south of town was en-
logged Inst Monday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22
B&sc,e{& &
ALvAH ID. MEYER

scout songs Mr.. l.. c. White then told
tho girls what wonderful opportunities
were open 10 them as members az tho
Girl Scout organization. and offered his
services nj any time In which he might
bc useful a. them. The girls appreciate
very much Mr.. Whites attitude toward
the organization, and are sure that they
have IN him. as well an In many other
citizens. a willing adviser when needed.
A toast was offered tn the Girl Scouts
by Mrs. James bush. which was re-
sponded TO by the troop president. Miss
Ruth TaRgart.
In conclusion. Mrs. Graham explained
the aim and motto ~ the scouts and
called on ten different girls for the ten
scout laws. which the Girls are going
10 work very hard Ia fulfill.
Those present were: Mr.. l., &. White.
Mesdamcs Graham. Hush and Strong.
Misses Blrgcs. Nina and Norma Gun.
bingham. Hazel Holland. oro,hy Allen.
Ruth Tnggart Jewel BraEhers. Gladys
Whitfield. Hattie Mae aud liertha Lee
Wood. Ruth blackburn. Mamie and
Minnie Lawrie brady. Mildred Arm
strong. Dorothy Harris. Kathryn Pot
finger Dorothy Pcnock. Susie Crildg
lngton. Annie Mae Rulings. Elizabeth
7 lcndford. Halle Adams, Moreno Cax
/ cell and Grace Gardner.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22

with n variety Of potted plants and
Valentine tokens 81 cuplds. arrows and
hearts.
During tho afternoon, delightful
program was rendered Mrs. TOY Vine
yard gave a vocal solo. which was great
~ enjoyed; Mrs. r. \. Thompson. Mrs
y. ". Madden and Mr.. Ernest Thomp'
son. gave "a series ~ splendid talks ON
the new library and auditorium that u
to be erected In Amarillo at an early
date. Miss Lena Fay Copeland gave a
vocal solo. and Mrs Royce Thompson
gave beautiful reading entitled. Il
Am An American"
At the cloae Of the afternoon pro
gram delicious salad cours. was
served by the hostess. and dainty heart
baskets of bon hons were presented u
each guest.
The ludics Of tho WOnan's Auxiliary
are "a present beautiful blg American
flag 10 the members ~ the American
Legion. and this flag together with ths
womnn's Auxiliary flag. were on de
play ut the meeting Saturday after
noon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22
legend 81 u Famous Iieurancc Song
ny tho Waters Of Mlnetonla-f

Few people know Of the beautiful 10
Rond that " associated with this song,
ny the Waters ~ Minnetonka." writ.
tor. recorder aud composer ~ Indian
music. who vii appear here In concert
March the ith.
The story runs that. In the Northern
wods n brave of the Hun branch Of tho
Sioux fell deeply In love with n maiden
of the Moon branch of the samo tribe.
They met secretly ,Imc and again yet
knowing full well the ancient law ~
the tril.c that placed the penalty of
death upon those OF these branches who
Glanced % love. One magic summer
evening M the silver moonbNams played
softly along the ripples ~ the lake an
old brave Elw the young couple nj the
trys,lng place and FASTENED 10 toll the
other members ~ tho tribe. Knowing
that death was Inevitable the lovers
rushed 10 the shores of the lake. and
hand In hnnd wndrd out into tho rip.
ping waters until they disappeared b'''
meath lts shlmmerlng waves. Thercaft'
~ the lovers Co the accompaniment II
the low ripple az the current about the
messy hanks the singing of the winds
and the sad distant call Of the night
birds.
The movement ofthc phantom canoe.
the ripple NJ the waters. the cry of the
night birds. have all been woven into a
song Of magic. thrilling. swayins
night melody ~ love. by Thurlow Lieu
rance. an artist who knows the Indian
heart Iifo and custom.
% you have a love for tho beautiful
ana suprmely mystic things IL life
do not fail to enrich TINT love with
the wonderful inspiration In song pour
ID from the Eonl ~ man who has
lived with and studied tho life of the
He'd Man,
Hear Thurlow Llnurance ON March
9Th AT the First Christian Church-'rak
en- from an article In The Etudc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22

Among tho many happy hours anticl
mated Nv the now organization OF Girl
scouts was a delightful banquet given
them hy the Presbyterian Church at the
Harvey House saturday, cbrumry 10Th.
The girls. wearing their khaki unit
forms. marched from the church To tho
Harvey House In doubletile. led by
their new physical director, Mrs. Nor
ma Cunningham. and followed by their
captain, Mrs. Graham. and lieutenant.
Mrs. James hush.
Tho banquet table was beautifully
decorated with flags. flowers. miniature
cherry trees. while dainty Ratchet place
cards. In co.mcmora,lon Of Washing
toms birthday. marked the places ct tho
guests.
After the girls were all seated Miss
Norma Cunningham expressed the graf
itudc on the part Of the girls for IN"
interest hclng taken In them and their
organization by III Scout Council inc
girls responded with the first OF their
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22
Ia atty Campaign Program ior We'd
nesday Evening. Feb. %. at 7:i5. at
the First Baptist Church.

Organization.
lynn. Come We That Love the
Lord.
working Together" Cor. ieIs.?f-
Mrs. !. l.. Mclaughlin.
Five minute talk. organized foi
Servico"--A II. wilborn.
Prayer that through the harmonious
cooperation of the various organiza
tIons In the church W. may cxcmplify
the spirit IT CHRISTI y. Phillips.
LYNN. Work For the Night " Com
Ing"
Information:
"Growlng In Wisdom" Prov. 1929;
Eph. 9i7.sl-Mrs. y. T. Dunaway.
Five minute talk, Studying In Serve
Paul Nlckcrs.
Prayer for those studying and teach
INK In the various departments ~ the
church--A. T.. Meyer.
Hymn. Take Time TO he Holy"
Interccsson:
Continuing In prayer. Mark ii:si-2G-.
Mrs Frederick Kendall.
Five minute talk. Prayer. the Power
house q. servlcc"-w. II. Fuqua.
Prayer that the young people OF IN,
church may. through prayer, consccrat'
their lives 10 servce-Mrs. Bruce.
Hymn sweet Hour or Prayer"
Enlistment:
winning for Service" John 4iT
~. $3.50 a9.iO-Mrs. !. II. Harris
Five minute talk: Provoking one An
other to Good work"-H. G. Pipkin.
Prayer that the whole church may IN
enlisted for serylcc--nr. $. y. Vine
yard.
Hymn, Take Ny Life and let Re
Stewardship:
Keeping Faith" Matt. si:aiis-Mrs
Carrie Jones.
Five minute talk. "our obligation 4
Pay our Campaign Pledges as They Fal
nue"-Dr. !. l.. Mum.
Prayer that the whole church maj
hc spiritually quickcned by the Loyalty
Camraign--Mrs Milton Reese.
Hymn, n Gave Ny life For Thee
Closing praycr-T. NJ. Hruner.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22
Sunday School Reports.
Jackson. Norwood

IN the presence Of few relatives
and intimate friends. Miss Marjorie
Norwood 81 this city and Mr.. A. u.
Jackson Of Amarillo were united In the
holy bonds Of matrimony at the beauti'
ful ranch home of the brides parents
Tuesday. February ~. ut high noon,
Rev. Cal G. Wright. pastor of the
Methodist church of this city. official
ing. Miss Ruth Norwood. sister of
the bride. acted as maid Of honor and
J. q. Davis Of Dallas ~ best man. Miss
Margaret Spruill Of Shamrock played
the wedding march. and the beautiful
and impressive ring ceremony was used
The groom II a popular travelling
saicsm-.. with headquarters nj Anna
rlllo. While he has made only few
trips TO Shamrock he has made many
warm friends hero.
Tho bride In the charming daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs y. W Norwood. pio
necr resident ~ the Panhandle. MIR
Norwood Ii president ot the fArmcrs 4
Merchants State liank of Shamrock
and II one VI the most influential men
IN the Panhandle. Mrs jackson has
resided here practically all her life and
has made a great host of friends. Sh,
In a graduate OF Clarendon College ana
Southern Methodist University and wal
teacher In the Shamrock high schoo
last term.
Immediately after tho wedding ccrc
mony buffet luncheon was served
and the ncwly.weds arrived In sham
rock Just In time to catch the after
noon train for an extended honeymoon
tour. after whch they will make th-i
homo In Ahilcnc.-Wheelcr County
Texan.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22
Religious Activities Among BapiIsts

The following interesting letter was
sent out 20 leaders of religious actvl'
ties among the Tiap,isis during the
week:
Amarillo. Texas. Feb. II. 1921.
Dear Brother:
THE Southern Baptlat Convention
meets this year In Chattanooga. Tenn.
Tho time az meeting In May 1918.
Those who went to Washington City
last year ON the special car furnished
them by the Rock Island lines will re-
member the superb service and courte
Gus treatment extended This year the
Rock Island. aided by the Southern
Railway. offers us even better service
than las, year. II 1875 fares are guaran'
ted they win operate through spec
lal train over these lines. consisting
of five Pullmans or more. II the num-
her justiiics u. also "A baggage car. a
diner will bc furnished upon u guaran'
tee of Isc per meal. which guarantee
We should have no trouble In obtaining.
4 large first.class coach to bc used for
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22
Meeting Of Belle Benefits Of the Polk
Street Methodist Church.

The Ilellc Bennett Missionary Society
of IN. POLK Street Methodist Church
met at three o'clock "Wednesday In the
Phllathca rooms Tor the following pro
gram:
Subject. THE Ideal and the Real Js
rusalem." Isaiah 20.
Loador--C. u. Smith.
Hymn.
Prayer.
Vocal duet. Whispering Home
Mrs Crumo and Mrs. Cole.
Topic--New Mexico.
Romantic Ilistory-MrH. w. NJ. Rice
Historic Site--Mrs u. X. Stinson.
McDonaugh hay IN Public School
Mira IT, y. Smith
The Old French Quarters. Its Need
u Redemptlon--Mra WIN Monning.
Establishing Righteousness -- Mrs
Wise.
Prayer.
business.
The mNnhcrs ~ the Belle BENNETT
are Interested In the young people. and
have their welfare ~ heart. Through
the Aociai committee the society hal
purchased r,is and drnperies for IN
Phlln,hea rooms.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22
Tho Cosmos Club Entertained.

Mrs. Jim Redfoarn entertained with q
mast enjoyable social meeting for the
Cosmos Club Tuesday night. Five hun.
drcd was enjoyed by five tables. A. the
close of the evenings pleasure salads.
sandwiches and coffee were served. The
Glowing guests of the club were Mes.
DANES Angel, Seway. Miss OConncll
and Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold. Members 81
tho club present were Mcssrs. and Mes.
DANES lowell. Oscar Gamble. Inghan.
Jarrett. Shirley and BOb Pipkin.--lt
dali County News.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22
Visiting I'm Abilene.

Mrs. J. u. Ratliff and Miss Esther
Loving loft for Abilene Monday even.
ing to visit relatives and friends there.
Miss Loving IL visiting her sisters.
Misses Ruth and Mary Louise Loving.
Mrs. Ratllf IN visitin. her daughters.
Misses Edith and Ruth ilatiiff. While
visiting In Ahilcn II IN the intention of
both ladies' TO attend the weeks leo
tura course under tho auspices Of the
Abilene Christian College.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22
Flower Song.

This In the rose. II N all passions
bloom,
Crimson with loii and heavy with
perfume.
Tho lily Nv mystic. dreaming still
of the three crosses 0n the twilight
hill.
The night shade In sorccres. who far
Lures the poor lover, like n misty star.
Tho sweet pea In Il fairy scarcely bound
To stay and blossom In the garden
ground.
The panRy IN n scholar with no thought
Bave of the manior that the world was
wrought.
The tuiarose nun. the tulips bright
plltho cavaliers. tho orchids. women
light
And strange. ~ other lands. bu, dcares.
yet
Which has M odd entertainments. no
rare art.
IN the SWEET, simple. purple violet.
hut " the flower Of the tender heart
.-Leolyn Louise Everett. In Life.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22
The I'eIie Bennett Missionary soclety
NJ polk Stnei Methodist Church
10 Meet ~ Social session.

Tho Belle Bennett Missionary Society
NJ the Polk Street Methodist Church,
VIII meet IN s,cial session on wcdnos'
day. February 99rd. ~ three o'clock.
At the home of Mrs Faulkner. 1915
Polk Street. Mcslames Lemons. Ed
wards. Colby. whlicomb. Gardner. q.
!. Davis. Kennedy. and Lloyd wal he
hfgiosses ~ the afternoon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22
Picture of Miss Ruth Pewy Appears In
Phot0Gssvurc Supplement Of the
Fort Worth Record.

Tho plctum Of Miss Ruth Peery.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, H. 4. Peery.
who sponsored the launching NJ the
steamship Potter. appeared in IN cphoto-
gravurc supplement III the Fort Worth
Record In the issue Of Sunday. Febru'
AIRY ?Oth. along with two views Of the
steamship Potter leaving the ways
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22
The Womaii's Missionary So,ies Of tie
buchanan Street Methodist Church

The woman's Missionary society Of
the buchanan Street Methodist Church
viii meet on "Wednesday afternoon. at .
O'Clock In the church The program
that was announced for this meeting
has becn postponed an account of sick
ncss IL thu leader but an interesting
and holpful afternoon or study In eN
pccicd. Al members are requested TO
be- prescnt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22
The ]. q. q. Club.

The J. u. q. club will meet on Thurs.
hay afternoon. a, three o'clock. with
Mrs. Hortencc woodburn. 1868 Tyler
street. Mrs. woodburn and Mrs James
Anderson will be- hosieases II tho after
noon and Mrs coble will lead the les
,on. a fun attendance Ia requested.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22
Call Meeting 10 be Held by I'hllhar
monte Club.

A meeting ~ the Philharmonic Club
has been called for ?aO o'clock. Monday
afternoon n, the home Of Mrs. J. y,
McOregor. iO0:L Harrison Street. Az
members are requested 10 be present
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22
Young Men Have Smoker

About twenty-five young men Of the
Young Mems bible Class OF the First
Christian Church enjoyed n smoker In
the church rarlors Saturday night
Talks were made by J. n. Riggs,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22
The Friday BrIdre Club.

Tho Friday bridge club wall meet on
Friday afternoon. March the 9Th. with
Mrs J. y Riggs iliO Monroe street.
All members are urged to attend
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22
Meeting Of wcinan's Auxiliary 90 the
Legion

The woman's Auxiliary Ia the IL
g.on met on saturday afternoon. ut
o'clock. at tho hume Of Mrs. T.. G.
britain. 1900 Monroe street. The 10
ceiving rooms were prettlly decoraies
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22
Gym Class 20 Meet

Tho Fidclas GYM Class 81 the First
Rpiis, Church viii meet on Tuesday
evening nj 1slO o'clock In the church.
All members are requested to he pres
cnt.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22
Social Notes and Personal Mention

Air. and Mrs. Lester Rice and chill
iron 0f Amarillo. were here "Wednesday
en'route To Dronte. Texas. 10 visit fel0.
tivea Hale Center News.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22

teacher. Horace ~. Russell, Sunday
School superintendent. and by several
rlasH members.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22

religious service and 60 accommodate
those who would not caro- 10 take
sleaper viii also probably b. furnished
We viii bo allowed 10 place Htreamers
on thesa cars advertising tho religious
interest of tho Panhandle: also other
matters committee at brethren deem
advisable. This will bo the first special
train opcntcd east from this section
II thu Southwest our New Mexico
brethren ara going Ia cooperate with
W. In getting up this train. Already
DR.. Iiruner has taken hold with a vim
IN make II 20. The advantages offer
II by the Rock Island lines 81 direct
route and the efficient service 81 iis
Employee. together with the personal
supervision Of the trip by Mr., a, Peter
,en, tho courteous and genial division
passenger agent. makes this an Opportu'
nlty that seldom Gomez 10 ~ On at
tending ihcse conventions
I'm order To- secure this service we
will be compelled 10 know at an early
late how many will mako this trip with
ua win you not please send In your
namo with as many who pledge you
,hay VIII 20. 10 Mr.. A. Petersen. ANA
rio Texas. that the matters herein
contained relating 70 this train may ~
perfected.
Praying tho Fathers richest bless.
ngs on you and your hb0rs for Him
am
a.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22

tho ,hs,p ae winter Of the North
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-23
TELLS WHY men
|CREW thin AFTER
THE ARMY
(uGGESTy WAY FOR THEM TO
REGAIN WEIGHT, STRENGTH,
CLEAR SKIN, VITALITY.
his TIP is GOOD
FOR WOMEN ALSO

For those not familiar with the vital
part vitamines play in health. it may
pc said that most foods contain Vita
nine. but this Vital element is often
destroyed in cooking. canning or pre-
barring In the Army Navy, Sani-
kariums etc. men and women are fed
scientific diet. rich in Nitanlines and
uickiy grow stronger, robust, rosy,
hid free of skin troubles. AS soon as
hey leave the Army or Navy and the
-icntihc diet and start choosing their
an foods, they usually grow thin,
csk pale and anernic. That is why
prtors, medical journals, hospitals,
bic Health officials and chemists
ke people to get more Nitamine. This
lains why many people are eating
st. which is rich in Vitamine B.
pcal druggists recommend a tiny
|let which is very easy to take, and
tains proper dose of both water
fat soluble Nitaniines in highly CON
trated form. Results are quick. more
nouical and being made expressly for
uicinal use. are better for you.
sople In half-sick pale, thin, under
prished condition report they have
en- these Phos-Pho Nitamine Tablets
W. or four weeks and gained weight
snrth. color. freedom from boils. pim-
carbuncles. etc. and a new buoyancy
yigor. The reader can secure bottle
xty Phos-Pho Nitamine Tablets at thf
est drug store or send 81, plus 4c wal
TO Irving Laboratory, Wheeling
Va
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-23
ROAD CONSTRUCTION
NEARING COMPLETION
Bulletin Issued by Highway De-
partment Shows Many Roads
Open to Traffic.

For the information and guidance
Of all those using the roads through
out the State the Highway Depart
ment has issued the following bulle-
tin pertaining to the construction
projects being carried on in various
sections and explaining detours where
they occur:
The Rlackbird- Smyrna road and the
Woodside- FELTON, road are now open
for traffic; work is in progress and
motorists should use caution at all
times.
Philadelphia Pike--Work is in
progress on the uncompleted portion
of the pike at Naaman's creek. De-
tour one third mile to the west at
Worth's steel plant. Use extreme
caution and avoid danger.
Wilmington Odessa--No detours. The
State road is open from the Causeway
10 Tybout's Corner; new concrete
road: work in progress, drive care
Yallv. Take river road. Tybouts S
Corner to Odessa.
Odessa -Smyrna-No detours. New
concrete road. Pine Tree to Arm
strong's Corner. open for traffic Use
caution: work in progress.
Smyrna a-Dover--Concrete road. NO
detours.
r-Frederica--Work in progress
h. Magnolia. Follow detour signs west
near end of concrete. Earth road
three miles in fair condition. Follow
new concrete road to Frede-ica. Work
I'm progress at Causeway north OF
rrederica. Drive carefully.
Frederica- -Milford--No detours Drive
carefully across Causeway. Take new
h concrete road one mile south of
Frederica, follow four miles; work in
progress. Turn 10 left into Milford.
Keep straight through Milford, across
bridge and follow guide sign to right
60 du Pont boulevard.
Milford TO Georgetown and Selby-
ville-Concrete boulevard. No detours
Georgctown- -Iaurel--New concrete
road open for traffic five miles west
ct Georgetown. No detours.
Rehohoth and Lewes-New concrete
road. Georgetown to Harbeson. Nc
detours.
Dover To FELTON,, Harrington, Farm
ington, Greenwood, Bridgeville ano
Seaford-New concrete road open
woodside to FELTON,. Detour wesi
across railroad in town of FELTON, and
Hollow dirt road to Harrington, 81,
miles. Road very narrow IN places
drive carefully. New concrete roaS
Sppen, Harrington to Pennington
gnbout September "a. Pennington t
Ireenwood, new concrete road opeI
to traffic. Pennington TO Bridgeville
new concrete road open to traffic, fou
miles. Detour to west two miles L
1Bridgcville. New concrete road T.
Isridgeville to Seaford.
Seaford to Laurel to Delmar-Nev
roncrete road. No detours-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-23

tion. There will also be an evening
class for teachers and business people.
The Washington Heights Century
Club will include a course of express
sion under Miss Sharp in the regular
course of study of the club.
Miss Sharp is a graduate Of Hood
College at Frederick. Md. and was q
student at Chautauaua Summer
School. and the Leland Powers School
OF Expression at Boston, Mass. She
taught dramatics and expression al
high schools in Dillon. s. c., and
Blackshear, Ga. and at Peace College
Raleigh, N. c.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-23
SCHOOL OF EXPRESSION.
Miss Sallie sharp TO Inangurate Dram
attic Training ut Washington Heights.

a new school for training In voice Gull
ture, dramatics, and impersonation,
will open at the Washington Heights
Century Club, October 4. Beginning
next Monday Miss Sharp will be at
the school with two scholarships OF
ceive registrations.
An anonymous donor has presented
the school with two scholarships OF
$3.50 each to be awarded by Miss
Sharp to the most deserving appli-
cants. These will be used only In
the junior class leading to gradua-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-23

Furnished apartments are hard to
hnd. IL there are any available, they
krc advertised in the classified ad
cction.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-23

1t isn't lost. A classified ad will
find Il for you.--Adv.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-16
STERLING KNIGHTS
WILL HAVE SCHOOL
Especial Correspondence

Sterling. Ill, Nov. 16.--On Thurs
day of this week the knights
Tenpiar school of instruction for
the third district will be held at
the Sterling Commardery. There
Will be three sessions, one in the
rorning. another in the afternoon
and the final session in The evening.
The local commandery has made
elaborate plans for the entertain
ment of the visitors. The school
will be conducted by Frank d. Rock
of Chicago, grand sword bearer of
the state. Over so out-of-town
knights. including a number of the
grand officers, have accepted the in
vitatiOn of the Sterling COM
mandery to be present
William H. Jennings of Chicago.
grand commander; John p. Hobbs.
Chicago. grand junior warden. and
Glen +. COe Of Dixon. grand war
der and knights from Galena. Free
port, Dixon, Rockford. Mendoza, Mt.
Carroll, Princeton, Kewanee and
Galesburg will be present. A lunch
con will be served TO all visitors at
noon and a banquet at $50 to local
members and visitors. This will be
one OF the most notable gatherings
of the knights Templar held in this
part of the state this year.