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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-08
OFFICE OF ADVISORY BoARp.

TO Philippine Hickman. - j. SULLIVAN.
chas. g. and rhilip kcppi"r - AIS,
thhs. - Tofupkins. MAY ~ Shopp.r,I
and Ci'y Of Richmond ,HowItzer Ar
You w,!l take notice that the Ady.sory
Hohrd have had referred to nom for CON
sidora'ion Gsading and paving Win
ana Eighth Streets. beginning 5,s :.-,
north OF Leigh Street. ;ne cost OF tho
owners ahutt!ne said alley.
IN" board VIII at its meeting ia
held IN it, board room IN the ci,y HAL.
"f sad city, on the 2sth day OF July. 1871
~ the hour OF II O'Clock \. NJ. tako inio
consideration and determine the oropriciy
and II 80. what proportion should be- as
s"sscd against :he abutiing land owners.
and YOU hereby notified to appca- e,
tho place and time aforesaid II you wish
To 10" heard. either in favor OF in oD-
position IL the proposed improvements and
II for any cause the said hearing IL no,
commenced. or II commenced. com
p!"t"d. the same shall then and there
stand adjourned. without motion ur
order to ina, effect. to the neat regular
meeting OF said board at tho pla c..
unless said board shall then and Their.
expressly adjourn said hearing to Some
other time and place. and At such regular
may lie adjourned to as the may be.
You are uot!tvd to attend. when and
where YOU may be heard II you desire.
J.. :. 81. HICKMAN.
Acting Clerk of Board
SEALED WORCESTERSHIRE state
Hospital. Williamsburg, Va. Contractors
ar. invited TO bid bakery to he
erected on hospital grounds at Williams
burg. Va. Plans and specifications can
sa.,
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LIVE STOCK
Poultry aud Supplies

BAnx ciiickS-It Will make them grow.
EhENi.iA MASH. in 70 and 100 pound
Days AZ Your dealers. Brauer A.
hasten, i-"N East Cary Street.
PAR NIb iE ROCKS Barred Ku,Ls Ito n,
nnd dark Back MinorCas. eggs Ed,
ktvh. Kanioluh 4SYO. I2O6 Brook Road.
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SpccinI Notices

j--,ZI-J-EaWIu pnAur tumyla dif"eio'
W,iisHm III Eoudp,ph 56tS
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DErAETME%T or PUBLIC WORKS

Seaied pToposa!s viii he received a, ~.
hh!Ve nhti! !: o'clock noon. July !eth Tor
Inc INC ,3hHttnction OF concrete steel b,Idr.
~, ~, IGii street over Virginia Railway All
.oM|r 'hnp"nys canal. Forms OF ura
Po.i'a can DO obtained on application
certified check for amount ,r,,.d
N'y''Vy, o. proposals must aCcoru,n y
caIh h!i as a guaranty or c1ccution a.,
.ohti"St. inc Director OF Public MI.
bids. any anu al!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-08
dJCTIDNS-LEG1LS
Legal Notices
ATLANTIC COAST LfNE KAIIR0.n-
COMPANY

Wilmington. " C.. June 40 ,o,,
ha , nH"Ln Si Directors OF Atlantic Coa.,
line Nt!rpau COMPANY has declared
dividend Of three aud on..ha n &c, 60
on the common Caplts. Stock OF thai CON.
t"hy payable on Monday. July III i1"i
TO such stockholders az shall h. r.si. 81;
On the BOOKS OF the Company ON S.,n,
oaS' June 20. i3-i. at J. O'Clock 81
JNO. L. KEiD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-08
MERCHANDISE
Articles Tor Sale

nE:rRooM SUIT. GENUINE Quar-
TERED OAK. CONSISTING or Low
COLONIAL BED. PRINCESS
DRESSER. wASHsrANp WITH
TOILET STRAIGHT CHAIRS. +,
EocNEK. | oCrAGoN CENTER
TABLE. WARDROBE. REGULAR
$3.50 VALUE. $3.50. TERMS EASY
A%pEEsoN's. BROAD AT FIRST.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-08
Houses for Rent =.

BARTON HEIGHTS home Z rooms. ba,h
electric lights hot-*aicr heat Posses.
sion Julp 10. Rent so per month
Morton q. ThaiEimc.. second floor Frs,
National iIanh building. phon. Ran.
HANOVER AVENUE home 5 rooms ana
path: Thoroughly modern. imned "A te
possession. Morton G.. ThaihImer FRS,
National Bank BUILDING. Phone nan-
Iolph 81
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ri>piI.tl>
1
Lost and iGunu

5lON a4,ptlau mo-. md. i.a.,s months
mia. nu> fIt' T4e DISPATCH
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6U1DiH -'fIrES
Automobiles for sale

VACATION BARGAINS
BUY A GOOD USED CAR
TO TOUR IN DURING
Y on V A c A T 10 N
DAYS. o u r u Sc d
CAR DE p A r I MENT
HAS A CAR TO SUIT
ANY KIND OF A BUY
Err. r II E Ii S T IN
CT U d E S + 0 r D S,
CHEVROLETS, OVER
l. A N d S, WILL Y s.
KNIGHTS AND OTHER
MAKES, ALL RECON
ID | T | O n + d AND
GUARANTEED TO BE
IN GOOD MECHANI-
CAL CONDITION.
A Partial List Includes:
Ford Touring, $500.
A recent model, good
tires, shock absorb
ers and other equip
mcnt.
Overland, Model S3-T,
$3.50.
Motor in splendid
shape and has good
tires.
Overland, Model S0-T,
! $500.
A big, roomy spas
Senger car; worth
vice the amount
asked.
Overland, Model GOT,
$500.
K e built and re-
painted.
Overland, Model S5-6T,
$3.50.
Continental 6-cylin-
der motor, rebuilt;
car reprinted; cord
tire equipment; five
pas senger; divided
front seat.
Chalmers Touring,
$3.50.
Five passenger, re-
cent model, in excel
lent shape through
out; a bargain.
Davis 1920), Sport
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Telephone Your AID Now Will Here in TonoDe Parer
CT A SSIFIED ADVER Using
linden run uuIcN REFERENCE

ruIta Ut I,It
Classiue
ali
HINES DlStATCll. separately
chcduI q
y.
Sc word sunday
wuuS "a
) consec i've
gVns.Iu I'VE
spaGeu a SET one
large A,t ; II 'u"Na''
The Inppiy
line
IA h.
.onSr rierml atSs 10
nate
andu
A., or ,n,,,n u,l a 10 AlcErr
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Farms for Rent

% ACRES Tor rent AT kinSs!and station
on 4. {. l.. House eight rooms store
tenant mouse. etc. miles from Rich
mond~ G"o:gs r. Crawford ~ Co. So.
East Main Street.
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real ESTATE FOR SALE
Real Estate for Exchange 80

w ILL ENCIASGE inGomo city prop.rtv
Tor small farm or home In country
AIIed Nell & Co.. slS East E6ankiin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-08

BEDS Two walnut beds SO each .,D
velvet dius.et $50 cash 2Sly l. Clay -
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Hclp-MaIc or Female g.

Statesmen and sales ladies-LiberaI nav
easy. pieasant. healthful work. Perman.
ent position: opportunity for promotion
Burton's. III East Broad.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-08

Ii Iou Are Considering a
Used Car, Be Sure to See
CUBURN MOTOR SALES
CORP,
l2l1-23 W. Broad St.
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business Places for H.nl

FOR rent; storage space. C,Co0 square
i"c'. centrally located. Call boulevard
9by2.
STOEES-We have Broad. Main and side
street stores for rent. Gordon T.. S,rausc
CO. 81 : .. Enn Main Srrrt.
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dtTt, nUBiLES
:Aulvmup,les Tor sal.

II 7 EN- WN"- TNss"Mstr tOur.ns. i-cylIu-
anG paint IN good condition. Im.s car
l. lGIiy equipped. y EvOu buy. slut.
Bou..vard g2Sl
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-17
RIyOLI SUNDAY AND MONDAY
"TlIE LOST ROMANCE"
BEAUTIFULLY STAGED

A beautiful setting, built after the
Spanish type of architecture, and cost
ing several thousand dollars, forms the
background for tho principal scenes in
William de Miles latest Paramount
production. 1.-THE Lost Romance"
which opens at the Rivoli theatre Sun
day.
Tho setting is supposedly located in
The mountains of California and con.
sists of three large rooms, with a
beautifully finished exterior and gar
dcns, These gardens are the perfect
handiwork of skilled landscape deco.
rators. Climbing vines, flowers,
graceful trees are beautifully arrang-
! ed, and Il pretty fountain graces the
center Of the little patio. All Of this
was set up ON the studio stage floor.
Romance is the outstanding theme
of the picture, and the setting, which
Is supposedly the home of Aunt Betty,
a pretty woman of mature years who
has been disappointed in love in her
younger days, in design and effect is
such that 1t inspires romance.
The story was written by Edward
Knoblock, author of 'Kismet'' and
other famous stage successes. Alga
Printzlan wrote the scenario. The
principals in the cast are Fontnine
La Rue, who portrays Aunt Betty, Lois
Wilson, as the girl, and Jack Holt and
Conrad Nagel as the rivals for her
love. Lois Wilson, Jack Holt and
Conrad Nagel will be recalled for their
splendid work in William de Miles
production, midsummer Madness"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-17
ARCADE SUNDAY AND MONDAY

Alfred L. Lennon, famous Scotland
Yard inspector and accredited captor
Of Hop Toy and his notorious gang OF
Lcndon white slavers two years ago,
after attending n private showing of
The House of Whispers the latest
HodkinsOn release, to be shown at the
Arcade theatre Sunday issued the fol-
lowing statement:
There have beer mystery plays and
mystery plays, but this photodrama is
the most battling and entertaining ex-
position of criminal craft | have ever
witnessed. The average mystery play
is l%udicrous, without plausibility-an
insult to human intelligence. You
may enter a picture house almost anv
day and see Screen Eye alleged mas
ter criminal. BATTLE an entire metro
politan police force by using ultra
1iOlet-rays to kill off his enemies. Or
perhaps "Shifty Louis will create in
ternational CONSERVATION by opening
bank vaults with wireless. Or .Clnny
Mike" the maFe-1p KIN. will kidnap
the nations secret-3aryice chief, dis
euise himself as his cahtiye and pro-
coed to disrupt the service from the
Federal Building in Washington.
Such themes may constitute mys-
terry, but they are impossible and tire
some. If every crook and detective
film contained the logic and mathema-
teal reaso inculcated in The House
of Whispers" the public would de-
mand that this high standard be kept
mp
The story of ''The House Of Whis-
pers," starring Warren Kerrigan, re.
wolves upon the plan of an arch-crim-
inal to rob the tenants Of the huge
apartment house in which he lives by
means Of an intricate secret stairway.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-17
CANADIAN BERRY MAY
FORM MARKETING PLAN

VANCOUVER, Il. c., Dec. I'd.
n. S.)-Farmers of the British Column
bia Berry Growers Association have
completed arrangements with n large
cahnery by which all the berries used
for jam and canning stock will be put
up on a cooperative basis and market.
cd in the same way.
Financial plans have been adjusted.
berries have begun to pour in from the
farmers in the broad valleys along
The Canadian National RAILWAYS.
and canning has begun. The ~associa-
ton provides the fruit and 500, 000
credit, while the canning company
gives the use of its plant at $3.50, 600
credit. To raise the necessary money
the farmer gives a demand note based
on his estimated jam crop at SIZE Il
ton. Al the end of the season the note
Is revised according to the actual crop.
Banks will loan fun face value on
these notes.
Tho selling will be in the hands Of
both producers and packers. The
fruit will be charged into the finished
product at the price at the time OF
delivery, and the profits will be split
utty-tifty At the seasons close.
The association will market as much
fresh fruit rs possible on the Coast
and IN the prairie provinces. Only the
surplus will find its way to the can
ming plant, The fruit will be picked
IN pals and processcd at the factory
II will be packed in barrels in sugar
and canned as convenient.
This cooperative plan is expected to
add materially to the profits of tho
berry farmers and will apply to straw.
berries, raspherrieS, lo%ganberries,
hlackherrieS and several other yafio.
ties of small fruits.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-17
STRANGE MIDNIGHT VISITOR

WELLINGTON, Dec. III. y. 81
Officials are investigating the night
" visit of an auto between midnight
and ! a. m. which throws a spotlight
onto and minutely s%crutinizses the
ruins Of the Telling Belle Vernon
Company's plant. destroyed here
about three weeks ago at a loss OF
St00. 0OO.
Il has been definitely decided that
the fire was Of %tncendtary origin. The
plant had temporarily opened and re-
ceived lao cans of milk, but accept
Of milk was ordered stopped by
officials at the main office In Cleve-
land officials claimed the fire was
u result of the milk wagon drivers
NJ Cleveland
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-17
MOTION
PICTURE NEWS
IuNOLI TODAY
ROMANCE IN EVERYDAY
LIFE II SHOWN IN
"HAIL TIE WOMAN

The inspired story Of modern Amer
team wOmanhOod is told in a deeply
emotional and dramatic vein in Hail
the Woman, Thomas II. Ince's en-
thralling transcript of life, now being
featured at the Rivoli Theatre.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-06

~ Chicneo where she was interviewed
by q reporter fer The Daily News Mias
Burns rid philoauphrally:
IAN life IN q competition In advcr
tisiig. THE non advertiser and, the
fake advertiser fail. \ young womans
lha business u To- advertise herself
Also. The first business Tor young
man h H. advertise himself.
- woman advcriis's herself by her
PHYSICAL aud mental attractions. her
personality and temperament. Per.
hnps the most important ~ these In
physical attraction.
beauty. grace and energy are the
most desirable qualities In women.
The oarly Crccka woryhlped physical
beauty. Modern cugonis,s hold that II
phvsical qualities ARE all that they
should BE-. the other qualities will take
care ~ themselves.
at u und"niahlc That women are
IN competition Ter mate az career,
fut especially for mate. This is ~
ten. suspect. more az less unconsci.
uus: hui she " ON the hunt. and no
woman who values herself ncglccts her
appearance. She makes. az should try
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-06

to make. herself as attractive as pos.
alblc.
"rho cay being raised In various
quarters about short skirts n silly
"Thcro IN NO reason why girl with
pretty legs aud feet should conccnl
them any more than she should com
p'nl her iuvr ur hands.
"rho xiii with pretty legs and feet
u entirely Justified I think IN dis.
playing them hy wearing short skirts.
n IN good legitimate advertising.
The dowdy. unkcpi woman not
oily fails Ia attract desirable men from
among whom to select husband but
she fails elsewhere.
THE woman. though. who keeps her
body trim, takes care uf her complex.
lon. and studies the styles, from shocs
a. hats. which are becoming to her.
usually rnts what she gees after.
"Mcn are In somewhat the same sort
Vt connection ~ are women A young
mans assets In life are his ability. hls
mind his strength. his personality. Tho
l,orc h. advortiscs these. the more he
10 IN demand"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-06
Raillnrd.Ilnrilln-

Mrs Florence Radford. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Nicely NJ 1894 Har.
rison Street. and MIR. I'D Hardin 81
this city. were quietly married In Dal.
las. Texas Sunday morning. April 3rd
Immediately following the ceremony
the young couple left on long honey.
moon trip a. Florida and Cuba. and
ON returning. WIN make their home in
this cltv.
Mrs. Radford. has lived In Amarillo
for many years. and owing TO her Win.
Ming manner and charming personality,
enjoyed large circle of friends here.
Mr.. Hardin IL president of the Anna.
rillo Hardware Company. and Is also
well known and highly esteemed In
both business and social circles. being
o member Of the Rotary Club Z 'hc
city.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-06
GO DITCHr IRIS SENSIBLE.
Do vou ego Dutch?'

DO You 10 UuIrh!
or are you one ~ those who. when
you drop In for woman friend for
lunch OF tea. always insist on taking
he check? OR ON letting the friend
take u
Going Dutch" IL the sensible way.
And always let II bc understood be-
fore you have given your orders.
In that way both YOU and your friend
can order what YOU feel like eating
with mo- qualms about whether you are
going To ca, more than you think your
ricnd ought to pay for. ar no hidden
lntagonism against your friend for or
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-06

DO you recognize this face II should
sccm familiar Ter you see Il more III.
ten than any othcr--cvcn your favor
tie movie stars.
Miss Mae Burns IN the mos, success
ful commercial m,.lcl In the United
States.
This fail she bccamc international,
going a. Europe a. pose for advertisers.
Her face IN her fortune; an u,lur'
Ing ensemble 81 pcurly teeth aud violet
blue eyes. fair complexion and chest
nuthruwn hair.
Millincrs and modistcs. cosmetics and
Il, thrice manufacturers suit drink
ard candy vendors exploit thciT pro-
Duets through the medium Of her
beauty. Her income is M large ~ u
movie stars. and she has refused con.
tracts for the screen and for the stage.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-06
FANCY PRICE PAID fOR
LARGE HEREFORD STEER

u, r Mooney. II the Hereford coun.
,ry shipped the champion steer cut ~
the Panhandle recently. II was u aycar.
did and shipped with consignment 10
Shore 4 Ilill. Kansas Ciiy, Returns ~.
c,iVcd this week showed the weight ~
the Mooncy steer as 1919 pounds and Il
brought q check IT slit.35 60 Mr. Moan.
cy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-06
LIONS WILL WELCOME
State LEGISLATORS

The Lions club h an enthusiastic
ruppmtrr at the propo.cd trip of the
state legislators according to their vote
ut endorsement given at the weekly
lun,h"un h,ld yesterday nom at the
Harvey House. About eighty Lions
aud visitors attended the luncheon.
\ iucHNgc was read III tho meeting
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-06

from Mr.. Bowling. brother.ln-law TO
former President Wilson. acknowiedg.
ing receipt Of communication sent TO
the president by the club upon his 10.
tiiomcnt from office.
Music for the event was furnished by
the High Schoul Orchestra. directed by
Mrs. Dana Harmon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-06
Pasilmc Club Entertained by Mrs. u,
X, swift

Mrs. II. u. swift was hostess to the
Pas,imr club on Monday evening. April
the 4th, nj her home ON C09is FIJI.
more street.
The guest rooms were artiEtically dec.
GRATED with variety " pOtted plants
and ferns on the occasion. aud a de-.
lightful evening was spent nj five hun.
dred
Mrs. 4. n. Reid. wio made high score
was the recipient ~ the evenings
prize. which was an exquisite cut'glass
bud vase.
Later covers wVc laid for n delicious
salad course.
The guests IL this lovely occasion
were Mr.. and Mrs. q. X. Curric. Mr.
and Mrs. WIN McCauslin. MIR. and Mrs
r. II. Reid Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ. u. Weaver
Mr. and Mrs. q. T. l,ttcnbury. Mr.. and
Mrs. Parker. and MIR. and Mrs. NJ. c.
Roberts.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-06
Song of Sunshine.


II love In In your house Of dreams. you
nccd no hangings there.
No paintings. sculpture, furniture, no
thoughts OF toll and care.
No rugs IL Orient beauty strewn In
rooms 81 ornate light
Love Ii the furniture Of hope that
decks the dreams Of night
II love In at your gate of trust. no
lilac need be seen.
No daffodils amid the lawns between
the blades ~ green:
For love shall h. as roses are In May
81 mornings fine.
When all the world and an the skies
and all the SEAS are thine.
Selected Unity.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-06
New Eakle Home COMPLETED.

Mrs. N. y. q. Eaklc and her daugh
ter. Miss oliver lea Eaklc have just
moved into their beautiful new home
on sooa Polk Street. which Is one Of
the handsomcst and most artistic of
the many residences that have recently
been completed In the city.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-06

Tn" school Attendance ~ thr rhilip.
pines N growing ~ rapidly that there
II constant demand for more Amcri.
can teachers. The principal demand
Just now Is Tor fully qualified teachers
Ia teach high school classes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-06
socle,y Notes and Personal Mention.

The many friends 81 Mrs. Lon Sharp
az 1909 Hayden Street. who has been
seriously III fr some time. viii he
glad to know that she II reported 10.
day as much improved.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-06
The Bellies aud Isencdlrts 20 Give
Dance Friday Evening.

Bcncdic,s viii give their regular sc,ni'
monthly dance at the Binan and
owens Dance Hall. beginning at $50
o'clock.
Music will bc furnished Tor the even
Ing by five piece orchestra. All
members are requested 10 be present.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-06
LIN llanre.

Browns Saxophcnc Six has been SO.
cured Tor dance ut the Elks Home
Thursday night from 10 o'clock until
I: o'cloyE. This dance viii hc for Elks
cnly. The admission price viii De- 81
per couple.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-06

Mr., and Mrs. Herman pipk.. los
Polk Street. arr the proud parents 81
a fine cightpound girl. born Monday
evening.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-06
SOCIETY
ALvAH d. MEYER

viii give silver tea and musical pro.
gram, beginning at , o'clock at the
home Of Mrs. Henry sohafcr, 1898 liar.
rlson street.
The woman's Auxiliary Of the Cen.
trail Presbyterian Church viii meet in
the annex at ESQ o'clock.
An all.day session will be- held by the
Central Guild 81 the Central Prcsby.
terrain Church. beginning NJ 10 o'clock
Ia the morning. In the annex.
All members are requested 10 come
and bring their sewing.
The waman's Missionary Socicty ~
the Polk Street Methodist Church. will
NEE, In regular session NJ 2l5 o'clock.
The Belle Bennett Missionary Society
IL the Polk Street Methodist Church
win meet In nm important business scs.
sion In the church parlors at three
o'clock. Al members are urged 10 be-
present and on time.
The ". NJ q NJ the First Baptist
Church viii hold an important business
meeting beginning ut three o'clock In
the church parlors.
Al circle leaders secretaries. and
members NJ the various circles. were re-.
Quos,cd to he present at this meeting.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-06
Meeting of Church Organization
"Wednesday

The members of the woman's Aux
Hilary ~ st Andrews Episcopal Church
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-06
Social No,cs and Personal Mention.

Mr.. and Mrs \. \. Iieaslcy and small
daughter. left the early part of the week
for Dallas and Fort Worth where they
win make an extended visit.
The Washington times., 1921-01-18

furious tempo, and then amid high
pines on the hill of the villa Medlci,
the evening cadence OF birds and OF
bells. over all the Church.
To the highest expression OF hui
man passion. in Wagner's "lsoldes
Death" the greatest love music. Tos-
canini spoke in the dulcct tones or his
mother tongue. fused into which was
the ardor, the huge climax OF its tow
ering emotion. Not declamatory. but
suave was his utterance, but Oh, So
beautiful The blend of the instru-
ments. the pervasive charm and vi
brant body OF the orchestra told yet
another vivid tale.
Between the parts OF the concert
the "Star-Spangled Banner" followed
by the Italian national Marcia
Realc" March of the King, gave n
stirring testimony of the harmony
between Italy and America, in this
wondrous world OF tone. The pro-
gram for tomorrow's concert in.
cludes the Brahms second symphony
and a group Of delectablc -moderns
JESSIE MacBRIDE.