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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-05
SUPERINIENDENT'S SCHOOL
REPORT FOR PAST MONTH

The report of the superintendent
of schools al the meeting Of the
board of education Thursday night
showed that the total enrolment for
the month of January was 1907 in
the public schools of the city. The
average enrolment. 1874; average
attendance. 6.541: percentage of
daily attendance on average enroll
ment. 80 per cent; number Of cases
of hardness. S92: number of pupils
present every day. 2.75i: number of
visits by superintendent. sos; num-
Der of sessions school closed during
month, so; number of visits by pri-
mary supervisor. Is; number of
visits by citizens, 29O; homes repre-
sented, 7,1S1: homes visited, 424.
The monthly report of nurses
showed a total of eighty-three visits
to school buildings during the
month; number of classrooms visit
ed. 213; number of contagious dis
eases found, 81; number of cases
given temporary treatment. 971;
general healthfulness of pupils. good.
There were sixteen visits by med
ical inspectors during the month,
twenty-six rooms visited. 1919 pu-
pills examined, two contagious dis
eases found, four pupils excluded
and general hea%lthfulness of pupils,
good.
The truant officers report was ex-
cepttonally encouraging, there hav-
Ing been only twenty-five of the 463
cases sent for found truant. There
r,ara o27 returned. 15S found sick
and four ive-day notices.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-05
.Amity Club Dance Success.

Everyone of the 800 guests at
tending the informal dance of the
Amity Club last night in the Par
ish House in Rector street, were a
part of the genial spirit pervading
and everyone danced the entire
delightful program of dances ar
ranged. In tact everyone had such
a good time that the committee
secured the services of Wilfred
Johnstone's four piece orchestra.
the orchestra of the evening. until
1 o'clock instead of II as origi-
nally planned. The orchestra played
exceptionally we'll and the fruit
punch served by the committee in
charge headed by Ira Grouse, Jr..
gave an added touch to the enjoya-
BILE affair. A moonlight waltz made
a pretty feature of the evening and
the club members are to be COM
mended for the unquestioned sue
css of their first public enterprise.
The proceeds realized will be used
for club expenses.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-05

A large audience is expected
to greet the Hon. Julian W.
Mack, Judge of the United
States Circuit Court, who will
speak at the local high school au-
ditorium tomorrow evening, Sun
day, February 9th, at 8 o'clock.
Judge Mack's popularity as a
result of his activity in Ameri-
can and Jewish affairs, has
stamped him as one of the Great
Men of America. He has spoken
throughout the United States
and in the largest cities of Eu-
rope and Canada. He is a po-
ished speaker and a treat in ora
tory is assured.
Judge Mack will be accom-
panied by Mr.. Leon Zolotkoff,
former Assistant District Attor-
ney of Chicago and editor of
dos Yiddishe Folk"
All are welcome. No admis-
sion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-05
Ed. Lee Wrothe and His Best Show

Ed. Lee Wrothe, the star come
dian of Ed Lee Wrothe and his
Best show has achieved in the mu-
steal comedy and extravaganza
fields. Wrothe who is to appear at
the Majestic Monday, Is a clean cut,
warm hearted fellow and as a per-
former OF many years experience
he has travelled far. seen many
things in many lands and in his
time Gas Shakespeare says) played
many parts. Ed is a genial. quiet
fellow and not much given to talk.
However, in an interview in his
dressing room the other night, he
waxed somewhat eloquent and held
forth thus:
II amt got much time to talk
now, old pal, but take it from me
YOU can get the cream of all gossip
in the show business. A man with
his eyes about him in this game can
sit comfortably in his dressing room
or hotel, and enjoy simultaneous
performances of tragedy and com
edy, acted as no real plays ever
are on the stage, because the actors
and comedians are i n dead earnest.
At such times and in such Genes it
is hard to know just what to do.
but you may be sure the safest thing
is to steer clear of other peoples
affairs under all circumstances, and
most especially when there's a wo-
| man in the case"
Although Ed is a strict discipline
| rian he is one of the best liked COM
| edians on the road. and the softest
hearted chap Imaginable where
women are concerned. Indeed there
is not a girl in the company who
does not run to him with every
trouble. from a sprained wrist to a
broken heart.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-05
Held for Robbery Attempt

ROOSEVELT. Feb. 5-Bernard
O'Donnell of Cumberland. Nd. was
removed to New Brunswick to the
county Jail today. following his ar
rest yesterday when he was discov-
cred attempting to enter a room in
the Chrome Hotel. O'Donnell was
captured by John Cook, a roomer at
the hotel, as he was trying TO force
his way into one of the rooms. after
having entered the hotel by way Of
the dumb waiter. Following his ar
rest on the charge of attempted ROB-
berry the police here learned that he
is wanted in Cumberland on the
charge of having stolen SIS. De-
tectives from Cumberland will be
sent to New Brunswick to remove
him to that city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-05
Plan Big Danish Event

The Ladies' Aid Society of st.
stephens Danish Lutheran church
will hold a "Fastelavn Fest" in the
basement of the church in Broad
street Monday night to celebrate
the church holiday. The Lenten sea
son for the Danish people begins on
Tuesday. February 8, and this cele-
bration will be a particularly joyous
one in anticipation of the fasting
season. An entertainment to in
clude tableaus and folk dances has
been arranged and all members of
the church and their relatives and
friends are invited to be present at
this time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-05
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
PERSONALS

The Misses Taylor, Of Manasquan,
are spending some time with their
sister, Mrs. Henry PETE of High
street.
Miss Catherine Berninger, of
Newark. was the guest of her sister,
ton street, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Jardot ana
daughter have left to make their
home in Richmond, Va. Mrs. Jar
dot was formerly Miss Mildred
Brown, of this city.
The Misses Frances and Ella
Kent. of Gordon street, are spend
ing several days with Mrs. L. NJ.
Ramsay, of Kew Gardens. l.. /.
Miss Margaret Bird. Miss Mary
Ryan and Miss Hattie Millett, of
Reynolds Brothers. and Miss Julia
O'Niel. of Lisner's department store
ed the fashion show in the Hotel
Pennsylvania in New York Wednes-
day.
Miss La Verne DeHamm, of Wa
ter street and Miss Elsie Bernard,
of Rector street. attended the the
atre in New York Thursday night.
Mrs. Edgard Thorpe. of Lewis
street has returned after attending
the funeral of her father in Pater-
son.
PhiIatheas to Have Social
The members of the Philathea
| Society of the First Baptist church
are planning an attractive social to
be held in the church Thursday
night, February IS. The society as
a whole is a member of the World
Wide Guild Missionary Organization
and in response to the obligations
thus imposed will give a White
Cross Shower" on that night for the
hospital clinics in the missionary
fields in India. No admission will
be charged but each guest is asked
to bring a gift for the shower and
any of the following articles will be
acceptable: Library paste, colored
yarn, colored paper and crayons.
beads, toys, small kitchen utensils,
pen knives. sewing accessories of all
kinds, crochet hooks. cotton, tennis
and rubber balls. books and Bibles.
The society have been most for
tunate in securing Professor Glen
worth Sturgis. of the high school, as
the speaker OF the evening, and his
appearance will add greatly to the
entertainment arranged for the &C.
casion.
The complete program will be an
nounced after h next meeting OF
the society Tuesday night in the
church. Miss Gladys Sellers. Miss
Elsa Cline and Miss Marguerite Ling
will be the hostesses and all men,
bers are urged to be present at this
important meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-05
CITY BRIEFS

&C. Arthur Seele. who for the
past five years has been connected
with the furniture store of Albert
Leon, will become manager of the
local store, which is soon to be
opened here by the United stores
Inc. of Philadelphia. The firm is
low seeking a location here. Up
to the present time forty stores have
been opened throughout the
try. The stores carry a line OF
auto supplies of every description.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-05
Barbara Frcitche Girls Dance.

The Western improvement Asso-
citation hall looked particularly at
tractive in it's decorations of red,
white and blue for the dance of the
Barbara Frietche Girls given there
last night. The dance was most in
formal and the evening passed only
too quickly in dancing to the music
played by Andrew Nelson's three
piece orchestra. The committee
served refreshments of coffee and
cake shortly before the conclusion
of the dance, and the guests depart
ed for home at IL O'Clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-05
Executive BOARD To Meet

The executive board of the Girls
Club will hold their regular meeting
Monday night at Z o'clock in the
auditorium of the library. The meet
ing will be a short one, and every
member is urged to be there on
time
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-05
South Amboy Women To Serve
nfunpr

BY Special Correspondent.
SOUTH AMBOY, Feb. 5:-The
Ladies Aid Society of the NJ. Il.
church who have been preparing for
several weeks for a supper to be
served on February 10, yesterday
announced the menu as follows:
Chicken croquettes with peas. beet
relish. celery. sweet potatoes. nash
ed potatoes, hot chicken gravy,
cheese, hot biscuits. tea, coffee,
peach shortcake and whipped cream.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-05
THEATRES
Al the Strand

An Irish legend, beautifully trans
planted TO everyday American life,
forms the basis of All Souls Eve,
the new Mary Miles Minter produc-
ton which opens at the Strand the
atre Monday.
As a tale of mother love comoin-
ed with strong gripping drama. All
Souls Eve" has a wide appeal. II
will be recalled as the Broadway
stage success of last eason which
occasioned such a sensation when it
was produced. 1t was adapted for
the screen by Elmer Harris.
All Souls Eve" is a play dealing
with a supernatural theme in a re-
strained. natural way that Will be
sure to impress even those who scott
at ghosts" etc. 1t tells of the old
Irish legend that on All Souls Eve
the spirits of the dead may return
to console and help those they left
behind. In the play the spirit of a
dead mother returns. finds illness
and desolation in the once happy
home. and enters the soul of the lit
tie Irish maid servant, who. trans
formed. is able to give consolation
and happiness to the husband
child.
Miss Minter does a very beautiful
IAEEt VI aAAAAAk AA tok1 49,
as the mother and nurse girl h
gives a clean-cut Interpretation with
fine shades of difference betokening
the true artist. 1t is undoubtedly
one of her very greatest pictures.
Jack Holt is both winning and
convincing as the sculpture hus-
band. The scenes in which ne
makes a statue of Mother Love"
with his wife as a model. are excep-
tionally engaging. Little Mickey
Moore made a big hit as the child.
others players who appear include
Clarence Geldart. Carmen Philips
and Lottie Williams.
Today and Monday at the Crescent
Today is the last opportunity you
will have to see the wonderful mys-
terry picture now being presented at
the Crescent theatre. The picture is
one that has caused a sensation
wherever shown. The title of this
production is The Great Cinema
Murder" and it is full of thrills from
the time it starts until the very last
reel. Beautiful Marion Davies, star
of the Restless Sex" is the star in
this great production.
When Ben Ames Williams story.
.eToujours de L'Audace." "a pub
lished in the Saturday Evening Post
recently, it instantly created a SEN
sation. Perhaps millions of persons
read the story and now that ii has
been adapted to the screen for Wal
lace Reid under the name of AL
ways Au~dacious." it doubtless will
attract much attention. always
Audacious'' will be shown at the
Crescent theatre for three days be-
ginning Monday.
In this remarkable photoplay Mr..
Reid plays two roles-those of Perry
Danton. a wealthy club man and
dilettante, and Slim Attacks, a
crook. Both men were born on the
same day and both are alike as two
peas. The crook conceives the t1ea
of doing away Sith his double and
assuming his place in society and in
the business world. He causes Dan
ton to be shanghaied and with the
aid of confederates personates him
successfully until Danton turns up
determined to regain his own. How
this is accomplished makes a highly
interesting story and the climax is
one of the most amazing ever seen
in a motion picture.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19

VETERAN SALESMAN GIVES METHOD
TO MEET INTERRUPTED INTERVIEW

, funny little smile and sat hack TN I
finished
III YOU can fix u W that your inter.
view Won, De- interrupted. your chances
for closing are ~ much batter. II YOU
Ut in,o.a mans private offlcc with the
doHr cloS,d, the chance nf somebody
coming In Is lcsscncd, les fvauy how
s~ard mos, people do ~, of clusci
door even when It's only thu little hs =
instcad ~ the hlg boss. Very often.
though, I manage to give the door a
little Kick with my nc,l that shuts Il
most Of the way. of IL there In q
clothes rack behind the door. I take
carr L. hang my hat or coht on u aud
Ia the pro,Vss yet the DOOR cluscd.
Rack In the times when I was sell.
lng to the little storcs I had half told
ihy story to a fellow when he was called
away. He was Interested and asked
me a. come hack later. When | ~.
turned u couple of houes after that no
was ou, hack opening some cases. I
went on, there and hc told me to 10
rlght ahcad with my story while hs
finished opening them up.
~ man Can't az two things NJ once.
Mr.. Carson | said. and I'm afraid I
conldat watch YOU aud tals ~ tho same
,,mc Jus, h., me help you With thrsc
boxes SO I went To u and hadn't
hvn at |, mow than hrsr minutes
when he guessed he cor.d finish thu
ne, II he boxcS later ara he ~, iSwr
on IN, and invited me- to another ana
told M 1" shoot ahead.
You know In n small store the tcss
himself does a lot " waiting 90 Gus.
,omcrs. and II yoa get talking To him
h breaks away 10 look after pco,,,e
'om q into the s,orc. rr'asmbcr one
tinr druggist hrokc Nway nom re
also' ,wcn,y times, fins y N,t h,m
hut I WAS in tina, s,orc co. sout hours
and a ,ually talked IN MIN ahou,
Wc''N n.n,,cs 80 I Sai H. mra a.,
dcic out a plan tn overcome that.
In entering ,ae stow I would &c
risN 10 the hack end ~ & ana ~, m,
lassNs- d"wr then III ~ la.rc ccs ~.
rsonrsIsr. Usually hc'l ~ up fra,t
,cn'iiar g sn,.r and II - NJ h,n
AMI S',.l my s,ory ,h~'c. v SION "a
I ~, h'm .n,,rs,cd Ill say. I hayc a
mo''ol ot the machine In my grin lack
thcrc TIA, Non viii w9y, ~ $40. last
come down acre and h., Inc show !, 10
'"a.' Aai when gp, him - he Asek
end ~ ~ ,s,"rc YOU v2s ~ sure
didn't let IN ~; 1p IRON, apsia.
sometimes when "a man lcts his
mind wander 10 something else YOU can
jolt him hack IN stopping righ, up
short I've done tina, often. You can
wo.k the sansc thlnr another way hy
assng ycar man question that he'll
have To answer.
Keep In mind, Jimmy" varnci ,he
Ncteln 'uoi ,hcsc stunts work Salv
Win N"aNc go, Your rroSlect's IN.
,crS, and then hc higgins ,o wander
@SOnsc ihcyn have Ear dffcrn, Il.
ic', Il h. isn't Interested. Printer
Ink.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19
M HENRY RrRyEN.

The veteran salesman lookcd up from
the magazine he was comfortably read
w sas he sat bumped In the railroad
ar seat. Bcsdc him was Jimmy Mar,
lin. III. cub who had been assigned To
fellow him around for couple If
weeks tn s,t an insleh, into the sell.
ins methods which had made the vet.
Gran III. Iopnotchcr In an orRaniEatlo lion
Of several hundred salcsmcn.
Jimmy" announced the veteran, In
the deliberate, hcsi,atinT manner char.
actcris,ic ~ him tome would never on
first sisht take him tn H. a successful
s,lrsmam I 49, an article here that
says you have got 10 have your pros,
pect's undivided attention bcfoe YOU
IAN SILL him. The chap who said that
h absolutely right.
There are Som~ little stunts I can
L., You IN ON that viii hclp YOU when
N"u run against those eases. For IN.
stance, when you 81 your prospect hate
Ia thu afternoon, Try tn closc your story
@forc regular quitting time. IL YOU
don't youm havc the s,cnOgnphcr com.
ing IN with hatch of lcttrts To sign
anl y'ur man will ~, busy with them
aud hrCak the train of Your story.
Sometimes YOU can't help that. hut I've
shS"Ncrd trick that holds him nine
times ou, ~ ten aud ks~rI,s him right to
your story. first worked q with the
h,g hoss d department storc. n came
al"ts quarter IN five and IN cane the
s'"nos,al her With ahog, a thuus, NJ
tt,crS, Wei. under those rirrum
s,aa~'s ia h-cn accuStomcr To- 81; hack
and wait. which Somc,imcl had lad ~.
suits hccausc after your man go,
through signing he'd cftcn run away.
"iiu, this time VAS the one tina, was
anNicOs ~ eet away--t wanted to make
thu S;sc vat 10 town. and mOrc than
tina, wanted To- ha,c the contract with
me. \ bright io,a struck me when
Mi,,'agss ;al me To ~ right ahead
Will h" slgrcd. ! dill ~ right ahcad.
hat IN About Ten seconds gOt a little
NOR emphatic and begAn to pound my
iosn,S, eSyra sipe I did tia, hts pen
JUMPS, ivru, halt an inch, lie dllin't
SAY a.wcrl hut L gQsss-hc got the
print lssausc he Jus, ,cekcd un with a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19

Charles saarbach. representing the
homr, Rus Company, of New York
city. was hcrc calling an Amarillo
trade last wcck. H. makes the entire
southwestern tern itory for his firm.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19
j. c. 7. WOMEN
WILLING TOhAvE
BANQUET OFTEN
EFFORTS OF COMMITTEE
SATURDAY NIGHT ARE
APPRECIATED.

L, 4. +. women were not one
particle timid aho1, telling their hus.
hands how much they appreciated tho
banquet and dance saturday night at
the Amarillo Hotel. Al expressed their
appreciation Ia the men Tor the courtesy
and slyly hintci tina, they would h,
pleased To havc the affairs morc often.
u. \. Gardner. ", u. DcGrassi. J.
N. Davis and Jess Sanders know how
to ~, up hanauc, tina, win not only
satisfy the appetite, hut viii please ono
srOm The standpoint of entertainment.
declare the travelling men.
As fcr Frank Jamlsos and Tom
Turner. tho boys say that they always
expect them 10 speak interestingly aud
they did themselves well saturday
n,gaL Hut s 10 the newspaper men.
the travellers always speak In an apollo
g,tic manner and say; "oh. W. don't
cNlscct them To make good talks: just
~ they wit. a god story and We are
satisfied"
Ry furnishing cigars. chocolates aud
iaisinrs, the J. y. Bryant Company
proved that Il wanted To do its share
In entertaining the 4. e. T. men and
their hdicS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19
BOY, HOWDY! GLAD TO MEET YOU!
Personal Notes Gathered Here and There Which Tell
Where the Statesmen Are and What They
Are Doing
". z. iill. salesman fm ihe FIorencr

W. U. t'iii. salesman Ter the Florrncr.
Mccarthy Company. II iiaitimnrc, was
IN Amarillo few days ago with line
VI novelties ana dry goods specialtl,s.
lie covers oil ~ West Texas aud In n
native Texan, living at Austin, MIR Glil
finds that merchants have little surplus
merchandise and tina, they ARE buying
lihcfally for winter trade, The West
Texas country In n wonderful one aud
Mt, GIN ays that he h gl,d Ia call on
such progressive merchants as do busi'
ness In this region.
George y. Maule. salesman Tor the
Potts Drug Company, ~ Wichita. Kan,
" me of the veterans In tho Panhandle.
lie has been with this firm IA years aud
has called on Panhandle customers for
u years, n. recalls the days when
Ama' lilo was lust village and when
there were only few Panhandle Gus
toners Ia call upon. Mr.. Maule hns
ius, returned from the south Plains
ana rcpor,cd a good business there due
Ia IN" prosperity caused by the recent
advance In gotten maiketM N. reports
that ao'nc articles In HIS drug suniry
Hue have gone down IN price rOnaid r.
ably. there being substantial orders for
holiday Hoods en- this trip. which will
end In about one month,
Harry u. Welnherrer. ef NJ. Louis.
! representing Lewis. zukoslu Mercantile
Company. was In Amarillu this week
With complete In, ~ millinery guuis.
lie covers Texas west " Font Worth
AMI some ~ the towns In New Mexico
lie has been making this territory about
three years.
.. o. Trire. specially salesman Cor
Ely A Walker Dry Goods Company. ~
H. Louis, was here last week calling On
local trade. lie had lln, of shin u.
hosiery underwear and ether mrrchan.
disc. During the past few weeks he has
called on trade IN the lower Panhandle,
{. w. Alexander. general salesman,
for Marshall Field and Company, with
headquarters IN Amarillo. WAS In the
city the firs, part of ,he week, lis
covers Western Texas aud ra,, VI New
Nsxico and Inns nine sl~c,altv men un'
der him.
The mrw nv~e~nt vackawr NJ Sun
maid seedlcss raislns has heco,nc mighty
popular IN the Panhandle. Although Il
has not been on the market hut u
month. the J. u. bryant Company ~.
ported recently that ., soii iss gross
"A IA. a.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19

The ww flvee~nt lNckagr NJ Sun.
maid seedlcss raislns has become mighty
popular In the Panhandle. Although Il
has no, been On the market hut q
NINTH. tho J. u. bryant Company ~.
ported recently that |, sold las gross
within two NJ thice days.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19

%. q. Allen, speciality nan with ,hr
John v hrwcll Company NJ chicago.
was an Interesting caller IN Amarillo
las, week hcing ON f'ri9 TIP o. l@s,l
customers. Tie IL ear,yine a i,ne u
! underwear, hosiery aud glnves mvs,ly
tall and winter mcrcaaailsN. lie plan
ned tn return IL tsrt Worth last WEEK
end Ia set his sIasns Tin u mcrhan
disc. and win he arouni Shnrtly with
that IN III, Panhandle. Nr Allen ~.
ported that purchasing II wintc' mer.
chandisc has been brisk during the last
few weeks Merchants oaught spiiin
I ~ last winter du, ~ uncertain caitul
priccs hu, they have touni ,ha, cot.
ton IL EoinS NJ, adding stability "a IN.
dcrw"ar aud hosiery markets The
prirc of merchandise IN .nany instances
was has..d un Angus, cotton prices,
which AZ" about 10 cents und " those ~
to-day, said Mr., Alien. Nj. Allen 10.
GENTLY completed trip through ether
parts 20 IVES, Texas. rsp,srlaliy IN the
cotton rgi,n, aud aaid thu, business
vi, he hest he had :lnnd u IN ~ IN a
lone time.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19
Hints to Drurnrners

In the editorial rO,m 1T certain
i0pcr. directly oVvr the desk II tho
managing c,h,ot. W. no,iccd card
reading
can't
Can
WIN
!, must h. dome
Can't and can have a neat line drawn
through th-'n. srnc neat sign. sly.
The ideal man should n. man fond
NJ snd proud ol his home life he should
= man Who sho all d,.s!r, and have
, ,a,t IN ~ nl,asurcs or ,ccrcs,ions
Nh.,h ate nl connected with az asso
lag'd with. his wife.
when WA realisc y,nr SUCCESS il
guw. yvu acS'm u In yuur conscious
ness as \ fac,--a truth that does no,
WED proving. an important step la
lifc's progress
III net tah shcui Nnar wars. your
weakn,ss, YOUR limitations ~ your
faults luu viii tnlN liz them more
iiunly u.son yoursclf by concentrating
them that way.
S,rcns. aide. alert men 81 after "up.
Isa tunitV The hraini-st men ~ aft
~ vaa Ttuni,v h-nce prcIarc Yourself
10 rrssp ",,pmtunuv aud opportunity
D. hk,ly 4" GENE your way.
Th.rr NAV h, SOM, hiddcn stu.W of
difficulty loked awaV under sccmingly
tnlosth hid. wn.,h later might trip y,,u
IN your journey.
Many mVn and women d. not seem
~ rvsli1s that n.gatiVe thonght 'v'n
destroy all they have built w IN weeks
IT constructive effort. They allow then
moo,ls To- s?oii their happiness. TO mar
their ideals. To ruin their lives.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19

Madam said thu plain.spokcn phcn
hsis,. 4 rcgrc, tn say. tina, your son
VIII never make sucs~sstUl salesman,
Why, madam. your son couldn't DO n
salesman u H. was cScluay, agent for
~a''r'"i uansl~ ,aticn a, prcwai
rates" "a