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The herald., 1921-11-17
SCHOOL BELLS RINGING
McDONOGH No. ).

The Mothers Club met on Thurs
day evening with a small attendance
The club would like so much to see
more mothers interested, as all the
children receive the benefits from the
clubs donations.
Plans have been made to staIt our
school library with a donation from
the Mothers Club. We shall make
the first purchase at once. Mrs. Nc
Nicely was elected president to sue
coed Mrs. Richardson, who resigned.
We have excellent officers and know
that the club will do good work this
session.
The girls basket ball season has
opened and our team will be entered,
hoping that they will do as well as
the boys have done.
The children will begin to play vol
ley ball and indoor baseball next
week
Wednesday was declared Thrift
| Day. Misses l.. OFT, II. Berger, j.
Heitmeier, C. Mahoney and G. Hin
delang made one hundred per cent
in their class. That is. each child in
these classes saved at least a penny
on that day.
Miss Marguerite Fitzpatrick is pre-
pairing an entertainment with the
kindergarten children. 1t will take
place Friday. November IS. in the
kindergarten, and a very small sum
will be charged for admission.
Our garden is progressing nicely
Violets, ferns and bulbs have been
planted. and our grounds are so at
tractive that we expect a very pretty
garden in the spring.
Miss Aline Vezoux has been added
to our faculty. She and Miss Fitz'
patrick will have charge of our kin
dergarten, and we were very glaG
to welcome her and hope that she
will spend a pleasant session with
us.
The children who had perfect pa
pers in spelling for the week ending
November IL are:
FIFTH B.
Vita Caimi Louis Kask. Edward
Hibbens. Lloyd Wattigny, Ovid Ho-
tard. Bruce North, Francis Walters,
John Culver. Leila Buras, Shirley
Bond. Dorothy Babin, Aline lie Blanc
Lillian Jeanfreau. Edna Ruth Law
less. Muriel Albrecht. Elvera Suther'
land and Aleda Cook.
FOURTH A.
Irwin Dallam, Alvin Matulich, Mar
garet Duffy, Lena Bruno. Bermce
Roudreaux and Adeline McGarr.
THIRD B.
John Barton, Frank Donnelly' Sld
ney Dugas, Eugene Gauthreaux' Ads
Gremillion Octave Lacoste. Alber'
North, Frank Petal, Joseph Sunseri
Florence Higgins, Ursula Jeansonne
Mildred Richardson, Ruby Weber
Claire Willis, Florence Willis. Lucille
Woolverton.
SECOND A.
owen Durkes, Malcolm Kline, >. L
McGarr, Benjamin Olsen, CATHERINE
Calm. Marguerite Masotta and Thei
ma Robson.
The herald., 1921-11-17
BELIEyILLE NOTES.

The Red Cross class in Help in
the Home" has changed its schedule,
and now meets on Tuesdays and
Thursdays, instead of only Thursday
as formerly. Miss Solomon is in
charge of this class. which is a de-
lightful one. consisting of matrons
and OF senior pupils of Belleville
school.
Secretary Bauer, commenting on
the joint Armistice Day celebration
by the pupils of the local schools,
commended the spirit Of the children.
The Red Cross roll call is being
made throughout the city. The
usual amount. twenty-five cents or
equivalent service is the fee.
The late rain was just what was
needed and seeds, consisting OF tur
nips. beets and radish were planted
above the wet soil.
Today Miss Minis, the school nurse
expects to begin tooth brush drill
to be taken part by pupils OF the mrs
| four grades. The children Will weal
a card and will bring their tootf
brushes and containers, and those
making the best record VIII nave
their cards adorned with a brigh
| star.
After the exercises last Friday. the
childrens' pictures were taken by th'
Items camera man.
The herald., 1921-11-17
NcDONOGH NO. 4.

November II, 1921, will long be re,
membered by faculty and pupils OF
our school, for the third celebration
Of Armistice Day was most impress
sive.
The Youngest pupils seemed to un'
derstand the solemnity OF the occa'
sion-America paying honor to the
unknown soldier, who typified those
other sons sleeping in the far away
soil in France.
The following splendid program
well planned by the teachers and per
fectly carried out by the pupils was
given Immediately after the schoo
assembled.
PROGRAM.
Star Spangled Banner. by schooi'
The herald., 1921-11-17

the national flag. A beautiful NOV
ing picture giving the history of the
flag was shown. which Mr.. Bauer
said would impress the children more
than any words of his could do.
At noon, two minutes silent tribute
was paid to the dead, after which
taps" were blown by a Boy Scout.
Parents, friends and former pupils
are again reminded of the party
which will be held at the school on
Saturday night, November 10. Don
atoms of sugar. lemons, cakes, candy,
fancy work etc. will be gratefully re-
ceived.
Brownlee's Famous Jazz Band will
be on hand to furnish music for the
dancers.
The herald., 1921-11-17
OBITUARY

McC1Oskey.-The funeral OF Mrs.
A. E. O'Brien, wife of the late Pat
rick McCloskey, took place last
Thursday morning from her late
residence, $50 Pacific avenue. A
solemn requiem high mass was sung
at the Church of the Holy Name oil
Mary. Rev. Cotter officiating. The
pail bearers were six Confederate
veterans from Camp Nichols and
also Messrs. John Quinlan, Johr
O'Brien. F. Schroeder, Jas. Daneaux
Chris Herbert and Jos, Manalle. In
torment was in st. Bartholomew
Cemetery.
The herald., 1921-11-17
Continued from Page ~

.bo annual conference of Meth,
ministers held in Alexandria,
oai'' z Weir was elected to fill
He'' ocancv in the legal conference
I DaSssd by the death OF Rev. J. NJ
Henry
20 taken possession OF their new
hA,v 972S Canal street, where they
n3 IN be pleased to see their many
friends. n.ou.o;.,5 a.
-,~r.dav Afternoon Euchre Club. The
"oossful players were Mrs. f. j,
,.,ho Mrs. F. Goebel and Mrs. L. j,
,r.i. Mrs. J. Owens (playing for
- F Gisch) received the conso'
,4.ior The next meeting will be at
- ~ bore Of Mrs. F. Goebel on Thurs
aay December ISL
las Casey and Henry Ormond. well
,rowp engineers of our town, are at
resent with the Lafayette Sugar Re
sring Company, at Lafayette.
The herald., 1921-11-17

You are guilty of gross negligence
when you fail to get the best in the
drug line. We are careful in protect.
ing you. Caldararo's Pharmacy, AL
eiers, La.-Advt.
The herald., 1921-11-17
LIBERTY SOCIAL CLUB.

The Liberty Social Club will hold
its regular monthly meeting Satur-
day, November 18th, at p. N. All
members are requested to be present
as business of great Importance VIII
be discussed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22
MERRILL SAYS LEADING NATIONS
HAVE FORGOTTEN GOD; WORLD is
COMPARED TO CONVALESCENT MAN

"The leading nations of the world
have forgotten God" declared Rev
Paul J.. Merrill. pastor of the Pnmpa
Christian Church, in sermon upon
the Present World Crisis and How
To Meet IL" at the First Christian
Church last night. THE stability of
America depends upon the extent %
which II turns To God In the directing
OF It's affairs"
Ilov. Merrill continued by showing
how Babylon prayed for beauty. Greece
Tor pleasure and Rome for power,
nddlng that such system IL false
philosophy brought about their down.
t.AI. The illustration Mas continued 10
telling IL Germany's craving for power,
the development ~ the theory of the
supcrmnn together with the survival
VI the fittcst." and the ultimate over.
throw ~ Germany as power.
The world was compared with sick
man having undergone an operation.
il"N. Merrill held that the world had
heen severely III and that these critical
days OF reconstruction were more i'm.
portant than even those u the war
he held. depended upon
The care which was taken during the
conynlesccncc.
America by rev. Merrill. not one of
pcssimism necessarily. hut one by
which the people may avoid making
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22

urc, despite the fact that comparative.
" little seemed a. be- known about the
real content ~ the bill
Entertainers Try Out.
one ~ the outstanding features ~
the dinner was the "try.out" by three
n the entertaincrs Miss Gertrude Oar
llng Miss Marie Burke and Frank
kurtz. THIS complimentary perform
ancc by the young women and MIR.
Hurts was graciously given by the On.
t"ilainors. whoac voices are rich and
lseaslng. and Il wan the universal yer.
die, Of the diners that the trio will
meet N" fullest measure II approval
by the public.
u was announced by Jack Rogers.
chairman ~ the Entertainment Com.
mlt'cc. that another entertainer viii be-
added through the arrival II the In.
teipietivc. classival Oriental dancer on
an carly train to-day. This addition
comsc In company with Willard Robi.
son. manager and leader ~ the Deep
River Jaxz Novelty Orchestra" and his
orchestral performers. who4lrc to have
q prominent place ON the program
throughout the three full. CHEEKY, event,
full dhys.
Those present at the dinner unrescrv.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22
TWO MEN INJURED N
MOTORCYCLE WRECK

FAN from motorcycle sent ]. d.
Wall. night Waterman. and Herman
Vance. night clerk In the post office, to
the hospital Monday evening.
Vance. /itcd behind Wall. an the lat.
ters motorcycle. were going nj pretty
lively clip south On Polk street. when
the machine apparently skldded. dash.
ing both riders ON the cement pave
ment. The accident occurred In front OF
the City Drug store. between Fifth and
Sixth streets. Unable to get an ambu
lance promptly. u taxi was called and
conveyed the injured riders to the st
Anthony's hospital.
Wall was able Ia be on the streets
after his wounds were dressed Mon
day night. but Vance. more seriously
injured. remained In the hospital. At
late hour he was reported resting
easy. having regaincd consciousness
The injuries To- both were principally
about the head.
j. ID. Wall was formerly city motor.
cycle cop. and a. considered an expert
motorcycle man. AZ present he Is one
of the private nigh, watchmcn Vance
liz one Of the night force employed
In the post office. and Is IN the habit
Of taking evening rides with Wall,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS HAVE MADE
FINAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR SHOW

Easily the most largely attended aud
enthusiastic dinner In the history of the
Observation-Disclosures Automotlye Aaso.
citation was that Monday evening In the
Amarillo Hotel, when more than fifty
were present, Including the entire mem.
borship and a number Of visitors.
The meeting was presided over by
President chis,im. and liberal mum.
her o. informal tallss were made. In
GLIDING them one by w Is. Estes. SEC.
retary of the city Beard 81 Develop.
ment. bearing on HuuRc NIL No $50. re.
Gently recommended by Governor Neff
and designed, according 10 ,hr limited
knowledge prevailing among those pres.
cat e. greatly enlarge the powers OF
the attorney general, conveying to him
authority "a GUST from office any off.
ccr q the law IN the state whose per.
fornance of duty In his Judgment. IL
not M "a certain standard.
After some discussion Of this propos.
al measure, shared IN by a liberal mum.
her ~ those present. definite action was
taken against II. and the secretary was
Instructed by unanimous vote To tolc.
graph Hon. Lee Sattcrwhite IL this leg.
islatiye district 10 vcte and USE his IN.
flucnce against the passage OF the meas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22
LIBERTY THEATRE.
HAS GOOD CROWDS
OPENING DAY SAW TWO FUIl.
HOUSES At BEAUTIFUL
LITTLE THEATRE.

The Liberty Theatre go, OIL To a good
start ON liz opening day. yesterday The
theatre was flll'd To overlooking at the
mn,inee In the Afternoon. aud In the
evening This beautiful little theatre. 2.
II fulfills the promise made yesterday,
bids fair 10 become one II the most pop.
ular moving picture houses In the Pan.
handle.
Spectators at the theatre yesterday
were lavish In their praise uf everything
connected with Il. The color scheme.
the decorations. the upholstered seats,
and the splendid screen which portrays
the films with the utmost clarity and
yet without strain upon the cye.-all
thes. cain. ~ ,~ thrit SNARE al ilvur.
able comment. One lady Quilt ON com.
fogtalln linosl. was heard Ia remark as
she was leaving the theatre. We'll. I've
been In that seat for three hours and
feel ~ u | could sit In II for three more
II ] didn't have To 20 home and get
the old man something To eat" Another
said, There's only one fault 90 find with
TINS placc-itH too small To HCc0'nmO'
date all the people who want to get
into It,"
Mr.. Jacobson. the proprietor. said last
night that he was more than pleased
with the reception which the Liberty
met with from the public an liz first
day. lie said that while he had hoped
for good crowds he had expected moth
ing like the crowds which filled the
place In overlooking ne two perform.
ancos. II. states that the policy ~ the
Lib'rty Theatre will he a. show good
pictures Co his patrons at low price.
and Ia surround them with an atmos
ph-rc Of quiet elegance which viii cause
them tn attunc themselves with Il In.
stinctively. and thus maintain Nm air of
quietness which the majority IL movie.
Eoern seem 10 prefer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22

fatal errors. lie declared that America
had become the wcallhicst nation In
the world and that the people had
prayed for wealth. lie then showed
that wealth brought upon America
beauty, pleasure and power. all the
things that brought about the desiruc.
ton ~ the ancient world powers.
Rev Merrill expressed as his opln.
ION that American society was essen.
TALLY sound and he believed that the
nation would survive these troubled
times. lie showed how the nation IN
already getting hack 10 normal condi
tions and held that the future welfare
depended upon the extent Ia which
f1'h wn" rlrrcd IN rnd aHf lreuf
Christ
Rev. Merrill had several score OF
Shriners. members of Khiva temple.
as guests In the evening most 81 them
sitting In specially reserved pews A
Shrine orchestra under the direction u
Mobiles Henry Hall and y. Il, Hemphrcy
played gcycrnl mug!cal numbers.
\ quartet composed Of Mcsdames
Park and krug and Messrs. Klmbrough
and Hoover Elng Fear Not. q Ye
Israel"
Rev. Merrill preached IN the morn.
ing upon "Christ's Relation 10 Human.
lty." lie filled the pulpit M courtesy
To Rev. Roy Rutherford. pastor. who
loft last week for Kentucky ON "a short
visit
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22

ediy declared that II the entire perform.
snce Of the orchestra measures up 20
ne "iample.' the entertainment com.
mislse win be entitled TO vote II
Thanks" and more.
Hotel Scheme Endorsed.
Upon motion by G. n. Dixon, with a
SECOND by J. n. Hlggn. following an en-.
1huaIaaiic speech BY Toney chIsum,
simultaneously endorsement was given
the proposition of Colonel Thompson
Ter the erection OF hotel building
adequate TO the needs II Amarillo and
the travelling public. The proposition
was received with enthusiasm. and led
10 statements by a number of officers
ana ineiilbsfh of the organization.
Following this endorsement. Colonel
Thompson waa called In. and expressed
his pleasure by reason of the action TAX.
en-. He stated that the action of the
autuniuhilr aud a,,-r-uty men yaine IL
him aa n surprise. and without any NO.
hcltation ON his part. ''rha hotel will
De ready ~ take care of the convention,
automobile and style show people one
year hence. and as n mark of apprecln
tion. shall give dinner Ia the auto.
mobile men on the roof garden. with nll
81 the frills that are demanded a. mako
the affair outstanding IN the annals 81
convention life In Amarillo" said Col.
oncl Thompson.
The attitude towards Colonel Thomp.
son was of the most complimentary or.
der. and he was given 10 understand
that the entire number Of dealers are
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22

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How many women. overworked, tired
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Letters about your health will be given
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22

George W, Sitter Of Mecieah was IN
Amarillo yeAtefday. y
II. y. Lamar was in AmatllIo Ann.
day from salIna. Kansas
=. y. Lem was In Amarillo. 1 "a.
itor yesterday from Newlin.
John n. Edwards from Bryan usu n
Amarillo Monday.
Earl Simpson was In Amarillo from
Sllvert0n yesterday.
II. W. Effred visited Amarillo from,
Panhandle Monday.
]. V. Heafus Of Las Vegas. n. N,
was In Amarillo yesterday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22

\ large congregation listened 10 n
discourse IN soul Winning" by Prof.
John L. Rice ~ wayland College. at
the Baptist church. Sunday night
Prof. Rice filled the pulpit for Dr. H.
W. Virgin. pastor, who is absent giving
a series Of lectures nj a Bible institute
In Louisiana. Orchestral music was
supplied under the direction OF Jesse
\. Rogers. The choir was led by Mrs.
u. T. PARCELS. =. =. Phillips. chairman
81 the board II deacons. presided at the
services.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22

back Of him In the enterprise. Thcse
were statements 10 the effect thai moth.
ing could 90 more to make Amarillo the
city she should be than the building
Of the great hotel proposed. 80 FAR a.
was disecrnihis a the meeting. there
was not the least opposltion 10 thu
scheme. and the belief was freely
voiced that u viii 20 over without a
hitch al that. too. Tor tho bencfIt Of
the entire country.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22

II II packing up time Just now for
Walter VI. Freeman, local recruiting
sergeant While no specific orders to
move have been received. according to
Sergeant Freeman. gentle hints have
been coming in each day In the form
NJ kilograms which point In that direc.
ton. His latest order IL Ia pack up
and store all his records In the Federal
building where the recruiting office IL
now located with the exception ~ the
government motor cycle which will be-
shipped Ia III laso. From the fact that
orders are Ia store the records here
the army officials plan 90 reopen tho
station here as soon as possible, b.
licVcs Freeman. II the district In re-.
organized ON n prc.war basis recruiting
stations will only h. established at
Amarillo. III Paso and Albuquerque.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22

Dr. T.. 10. Atwood. president Of Way.
land Baptist College. visited In the city
Yesterday. He occupied the pulpit Of
the First Baptist church In Hereford
Sunday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22

Examination for nm assistant weather
observer will be held Wednesday. Feb.
20 In the offices Of the Federal building
u was announced today by Postmaster
". ID. DcGrassl.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22

T.B wrather TO Nora wrathsr. N. 50
foct lot 2. block iss. Plemops Additien;
consideration. $500. as
7. D. wrather 20 J.. n. Beard. N. 90
feet lot ?. block rs. Piemons Addition:
confederation. $3.50. N ISL
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22
4 smashed automobile and crippled

\ smashed automobile and crippled
with nobody hurt. was the
fortunate outcome ~ an unfortunate
accident Fourth and POLK streets Mon.
day afternoon. Tony Chism was the
driver q the automobile and Edward
NJ. blackburn, with a driver occupied
The ambulance. The ambulance was
going north on Polk and Ch!sr east
nn Fourth. Neither saw the other
until too late. and the crash came. The
frame Of the automobile was twisted
by the big ambulance. front axle and
fender smashed. The tie rod II the
was broken. and a fender
damaged. The damaged automobile was
driven to the shop by its own power
for repair. and the ambulance lowed
to "A garage 10 bc put In order Neither
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22
SCOTTISH RITE MAsONs
WILL HAVE BANQUET,

With Dr. A. J. Caldwell ms toastmas.
ter, Potcntatc George stapleton. James
q. Gulcke. otto pcitz and Chris Har.
well. cf Lubbock. will talk nj a meeting
oi the ranhandl, Scottish Rite club az
the Harvey House tonight. koi;z will
talk on Masonic history and Staplcton
will review the work Of khiva Temple
IN the Panhandle.
Ton.ghts meeting is expected to he
an unusually interesting gathering II
the scottish Rite membership Covers
viii be laid for 1872 Scottish Rite Ma.
sons, wives and friends. Reservations
were heinz rapidly taken M last night.
The banquet will open At o'clock.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22
Little Items Of
Local Interest

SiX men were booked IN corporation
court Monday On the charge ~ gamb
ling with cards.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22

Twelve additions was the record for
the Methodist church Sunday. Eleven
joined at the morning service In the
church and one In the AFTERNOON. How
to Find Ones Life" was the theme on
which DIR. u. r. Brooks talked nj the
morning service. and the -Four
Corners 81 Gods Love" was the after.
noon subject at the Deandi theatcr.
Or. Brooks subject for evening dis.
course was, THE olivct Discourse" -
II was ut the evening session the
twelfth profession ~ faith was made.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22
WOMAN SICK
four YEARS
Was Finally Made Well by
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound

Steens, Miss was all run down
and nervous with female trouble and my
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22
Evangelist r. n. Shepherd preache

TO a good sized audience at TIM Church
Z Christ Sunday morning The sub.
icct was "laborcrs with God"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22

Princeton has raised its tuition fee To
$500 year.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22

driver In the accident ccnsurcs the
other.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22

The largest lake In the United
STATE ir Lake superior, with nm area Of
$4,000 square miles.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22

Mexico charges storage for uncalled
for letters,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22

RANDALL DRUG 60.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13

We study your needs and sup
ply the best standard adver-
tised and unadvcrtised
brands, at competitive
prices. Try us and prove to
your own satisfaction THE
ECONOMY OF DEALING
WITH A SERVICE GROCER.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13

You get your household
money by the month-how
much more handy to pay bills
the same Way!-no humilia-
ton or inconvenience if you
should happen to run out Of
money.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13

Why drag home heavy bas-
kets Of groceries and bulky
sacks of flour? It's so I'M
necessary. We deliver to
your kitchen without extra
charge, rain or shine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13

What a waste of time if you
had to slight more important
things to run elrands every
time you need something.
Phone us. Well send it.