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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-07
Sheppard Towner
Bill Is Favorably
Reported by House

WASHINGTON. y. C.. Nov. THE
sheppard -Towner hni for protection
Of maternity n infancy. already
passed By the senate. was f~avorably
reported today BY the house inter-
safe m committee.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-07
AUDITOR 70 BEGIN
STUDY OF BOARD OF
EDUCATION REPORT


John iOerus. state educational
auditor. va8 N the city for a short
usnt today on business Thor vas
Nothius shat be t4sco 10 SAY. AIR.
ioefns said pqaesfp,ps fne feppss Of
Tlaseiins Auditor Whltiifr on inc
ton nh . result Of which The Stpte
fpnfa or ledutation on saturday
asked for the Resignation OF Mrs Ruth
Ai;itr. lirtctor 81 vocational cduca-
ton. AR. Joernn and Attofncy 0en-
trhi nowmnr were asked BY the
loafd TO nsaka a digest o. he whittier
report anu arettnt a 20 the board nj
d mctilnF on December :. Ar. Jocrns
said he expected 70 begin wotk on
thu rsport smmediAtsly on hts return
90 senfA 70 today.
Principal items In the whittier re-
poft alleged cxtrAvasant travelling ok
penfes akainsf Former state super
lutcndeat , a. Wagner, who "a low
r~falideHt Of the New Mexico Normal
puiterAsfy al las Vegas, and The same
aealnsl department heads, Including
III. wagner hal. asked and been
afanfcd time Ia which to max = com
Fittq repiy to The features % tho re.
port rFihtlng 10 him.
sfss. Mufi-n X-Es
TINE no REPLY
SANTA FE. Nov. s-~Ir wis snld al
The Department OF Education today
that Mrs Eufh G.. Muler director OF
e~ocaslona. education. whose rcsiaua-
tion was asked for by The Etnte Board
u Education last Saturday, following
An executive session OF the bunrd. that
Nra Adlsr had moi feeigned ana that
10 formal requrst FOR her resignation
hnu been mnd ~ 10 today,
Friends o. Mrs Miller. Il wna stated
had asked Tor Tins in which she could
prepare = reply 70 complaints Of the
State board and undertake a refuta-
ZION OF chargca In the Whittier report.
~ was understood although no ofnchi
f4icment waa made. tina no definite
action wceld be taken anal fhe roturn
OK Governor Mcchem 70 Santa Re.
and that the time In which 70 prepare
. reply was expected 70 be granted
a. Mrs. Miller
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-07
6 SPEECHES GIVEN
BY INSURANCE MEN
AT LUNCHEON
Regular Monthly Dinner
Is Followed by Bust
ness Meeting

Six addresses featured the regular
monthly dinner and meeting Of the
state Life insurance Underwriters
association AT the Y. ~. {. A. this
noon.
NJ. Scott OF Denver told the insur-
ance men o! the selling policies OF
Colorado Life insurance companies
and OF the recent troubles with which
Colorado statesmen had been forced 10
meet.
NJ. Gum OF Chicago toid OF the
WORK OF an actuary for n life insur-
ance company and said that the uctu-
aries as "a rule carried more Insurance
Than any othe- class OF people.
George Rosllngton told OF the early
work OF the underwriters association
and a few incidents connected with
the forming Of the association. ]. II.
Coons commended the other speak
ers and told OF the general work be-
ing done by tho association. c. p
Bigelow. manager Of the Livestock
and Agricultural loan company Of
New Mexico. told she insurance men
something u the organization and OF
is relation TO the insurance compau-
les. Mr. Fritz Of Kansas was ono OF
the speakers also.
short business session was held.
short business session was held.
President Buren, Sparks. Devotional
service conducted boy one appointed.
500 Welcome address.
$40 Response.
$40 Introduction Of visitors
%(Epeeches climinnied).
$3.50 Annual sermon hy Rev W
Il. Hin.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23
Progressive HOUSE Parry Given

The following progressive house
party program was carried out with
dclishiful effect hv a large number IT
Girls during the week ending Siturda,
January -.
Thursday Evening--A dance from \
To II o'clock nj the home ~ Miss Jcwc'
Baker. 100 Lincoln Street.
Thursday NighiA slumbcr mart,
nj the home ~ Miss Stella Prescott
400 East Fifth Street
Friday Morning -Sunris. hrrakfas,
at the home ~ Miss Thclmn Stcwar,
i0S Harrison street
Friday Evening Vicente Enos, M,
the home ~ Miss Bcrnirr nickdon.
Friday Night--A jolly slumi,.r mart,
at the thc home ~ Miss Bobby LYNN
Worton. 50S Van buren, Street.
Saturday Seven o'clocl, breakfast a,
the home ~ Miss Hope IiaK,r. 7os
Lincoln Street.
saturday. Evcning-A delightful
dinner az $50 O'Clock az the home q,
Miss Ethel Givins. goa North T,yln,
street line party ~ the Mission
Thcaier at : o'clock. aficrward a dane,
at the Washington cafe al nine
O'Clock with u delicious lunch al twelve
nj the X G Waffle Kitchen. with Mis-,
Nladys SpurluCk as hustcss
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23
WEDDING BELLS
Niariin.NIiller.

wedding, that came ~ great sur.
prise To relatives. and friends as wen
was sulcmnizcd Saturday evening n,
S1o O'Clock nj the parsonage ~ the
f"lk street Methodist Church. uniting
~ marriage Miss Ailccn Miller aud MIR.
ID ID. Martin Of this city. the Rev.
Henry y. Brooks tying the happy knot.
II was known Ia the friends of the
Young couple that they were In h. mar.
fied soon. but the event was not AN.
ticlntcd at such an early date.
The beautiful and impressive double
ring ccrinony was performed In tho
presence of only u few intimate friends
Miss Willis. Miss Hcdgspc,h and MIR.
Fred Vitrop.
The bride was charming In n hand.
some taileur ~ midnight blue escotync.
with blouse ~ the new rust brown col.
ar gcorgciie and accessories to match
Miss Ailecn Miller IL well known and
highly esteemed In both business and
social circles of the city. and has been
the recipient ~ many delightful parties
and showers among her many friends.
Miss Miller In the eldest daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. W. Miller. Of zoo Fiji.
moro street.
The groom. Mr.. Martin. Is n valued
cmployc IL the Blair.IIughcs Company.
holding the responsible position ~ book.
Keeper In that firm. and has lived in
Amarillo for a number 81 years.
As soon ~ the ceremony was per.
formed the happy couple repaired tn
the Luccrne Apartments. where every.
thing was In readiness Tor the home
cominy OF the bride and groom.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23

Quanah. Texas. The spacious rooms Of
the Juslin home. 1000 Madison street
were beautifully decorated with cui
flowers and pink and white color
scheme was carried out. During tho
earlier part II the evening. music was
the popular instimc. Dainty place cards
~ pink and white were hanging from
the ceiling and the tables were artistic.
ally decorated with crepe paper ribbons
and CARNATIONS 4 delicious salad
course consisting 81 pimcnio.chccsc
sandwiches aud peach and cherry salad,
was served AT late hour and the guests
departed voting Mr.. and Mira Wilson
most charming entertainers The lob
lowing guests were present; MIR. and
Mrs Accrs. Mr.. and Mrs Morrow. Mr
AMI Mrs Hollis Walkcr Mr.. and Mrs
James Dcmcr. Mr.. aud Mrs. Alvah
Thompson. Mr. and Mrs \. Wiscman
Mr. and Mrs Carson Joslin. Mr.. James
Duncan. MIR. and Mrs W. Hart. Mis-
Jesse Fouic and Miss Hazel Joslin.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23

the entertainment Of the First District
Federation In 1920. Also because Of her
crcdltablc performance Of duty on the
program Of the Texas Federation IL
Womcns clubs In san Antonio In No
vcmbcr. 1890. The I'icrlan club then
unanimously endorsed Mrs. liisbcc no
the logical candidate for the place.
AZ the following meeting an January
goth. Mira. Iilshcc informed the club
that she regretted being unable 10 ne.
ccpt the nomination. This being tho
annual business netting. the club elect.
ed the following officers for the cnsu.
Ing year:
Prcsidcnt-Airs. Y. NJ. Bisbcc.
First Vice prcsidcni-Alrs. j. NJ. Del.
zcll.
Second Vice Prcsldcnt-Alrs. Howard
Wilson.
Recording sccretary-Mrs. +. s. Da.
VIE.
Corresponding sccrctary--Mra II. u.
Hardwood.
Trcasurcr-Mrs. ~ J. II. Jackson.
parlipmcntarinn-M :. II. Madden.
Delegate To District Fedcration--Mrs.
william Boycc; alternate, Mrs. l.. a.
Wells
Delegate to state Fcdcration--Mrs. y.
NJ liisbcc: alternate. Mrs. lIubbcll.
Two New Members ~ Executive
Board--Mrs William Boycc and Mrs
II. T.. Underwood.
Following the business session, the
hostess Mrs s. ". MADDEN. served o
delightful salad course.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23
T}oc',efA

a. h. worn this spring. many tolucs.
turbans. pokes and large droop models
are an display In all ~ our millinery
Establishments one attractive model
which may be- found, IN handsome
turban made ~ dove gray candy cloth.
the roll brlm uf which IN trimmed
with fancy gray braid and wooden
bcads while a bunch ~ slender black
feeders II run through the right side
the curlcd ends pointed toward the
front Another model IL Gage
turhan. fashioned IT pheasant candy
cloth with u rich ornament Of ribbon.
cine and wooden bcads on the right
hand side. and wOodpn beads woven
In diagonal lines on the roll brim.
Long hat STARTS have also found
their places an the sport hat. aud one
~ these chic hats II made ~ Jade
gcorgette with AN undertaking ~ hemp
straw. aud q long Jade scarf. edged
In white silk. H. draped In nunty
fashion about the crown. the ends NJ
which are allowed Ia hang loosely
over the b'im
a beautiful large droop gcorgctto hat
~ orchid shade. has la.cn made 10
match IN wonderful effect with the
orchid trimmed blouse previously de.
scribcd. This hat N uf the most drll.
cate shade ~ orchid with und,rfac.
Ing II tagal braid. and a crush crown
that is handsomely embroidered In
rcseda and gold sllk
shade known M rust brown IL
also very good, nnd many mudrls are
made II the rue, brown gcorgcttc aud
trimmed with rich Persian cmbroidep
les.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23
55.sEiR OI.D NEGRO SITS
pitE DURING ROLL CALL

That u mere matter ~ - summers
n 49, handicap to enthusiasm and acil-
vity WIS demonstrated during the re-.
cent Fouri Roll Call of the He'd Cross
by lIenryotta Patterson. an old negro
woman living In small Kansas com.
muniiy 'Ionrycita. who can read AMI
write. volunteered 10 work for Red
Cross memberships and turned IN 20
obtained In her small negro community.
BcFidcs this. she attended n hygiene and
cai" IL tha sick class for colorcd w
men. coming each dny with notebook
and rcncil In hand during the course
~ lectures
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23
+=::=E straightforward Features Churches

rcoly ana Iidford entertained with
clght tables ~ bridge and forlytwn re-
the home ~ MH u G. Nccly. 1901 Van
BURN street.
MintN ported plants and cut flowers
wctr rrilF'lcnlly arranged about the
gucri rooms. where hridEo and forty
two were enjoyed until q late hour
when % delicious rclr,shmcut cuurss
was served
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23
Amateur Gynsles


on Tor III" summer again aud the
bliss ~ IL!
Back TO the road love. and Just
you and me:
Night and ils breath and the Joy and
the kiss Of It,
Gypsies and lovers and dreancrs
are we:
All the cares ~ the home and the
fret ~ II
Left with the heat and the dust Of
the street:
Gu, on the rad. and the joy that We
get ~ n
bockons and strengthens the wings
81 our feet.
Glow u the fire In the dusk and tho
CLEAN 81 Il:
Scent 81 the pines and the runcs N
the night:
Musk Of the blooms by the ruad and the
dream ~ u
Tangles the senses with its witchlns
delight.
Mansions are prisons oh. what de- we
care Tor them,
Might. with the whispering winds
at our tent.
Never day nor an hour can We
spare for them
Under the stars and the broad IN
mament
chill ~ the autumn An. then wcT
return again
Bees Ia the hive when the flowers
are dead:
Bright In our home then the fires
Will all burn again.
Watchfires ~ love till the white,
H. fled.
VIII Liscnbcc In Alnslcc's Magazine
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23
Results 81 Rcd Cruss Christmas
Seal Drive

The sum collcc'cd on the sale ~
Red Cross Chrisimns Seals In ANA
rillo amounted Ia S9o3.07 There T.
stu some money, however. that has
not been collected
F'Tiy per cent ~ the total which IL
sS6l.2s. viii bc sent a. Austin tn tho
Texas Publ" Health Association. and
the rest Siii.S5. will IT, turned over Ia
IN" Federated clubs fur Public health
work In pot,ci county.
Chairinan-M Henry Coach.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23
Meeting of the Picrian Club.

AZ n meeting ~ the picrian Club.
held on January 18th. letter was rad
from Mrs. Carl Goodman. president %
the Hale County Federation of Ciuba.
pledging the support ~ the seventeen
clubs composing the Federation. 10 a
member ~ the picrian Club who
would become a candidate for the pres
idency ~ the First District Fedora.
ton Of women's Clubs Tor next term.
The election will take place In Wichita
Falls In the spring.
The executive hard IL the pierian
Club. through Mrs. ]. NJ Dclxeil. offer.
ed the endorsement 81 Mrs. Y. NJ Bis.
he. who h recognized for her worth
and efficient service. not only as the
president az the Pierlan Club hut ~ In.
cal chairman ~ the Federated clubs for
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23
Latest and Best
Of Everything
Church Society

WIN the FIRST Christian Church

The III Circles ~ tho First Christian
church VIII held their regular meetings
an "Wednesday afternoon at $50 O'Clock.
ri the following homes. Circle No. ..
viii meet thlE "Wednesday at 1880
O'Clock instead ~ ?3O
circle No !. with Mrs. r. H. Kidd. sos
jackson street.
Circle No. >. with Mrs. Leo Bivins.
1000 FIX street
Circle No. Z. with Mrs. II. 3. Mil
holland. 40 North johnson street
Circle 40. 4. with Mrs J. Il. Wagner.
Po2 Harrison street.
Circle No. 9. with Mrs. Sharpless.
lice ~ Fillmore street.
Circle No 6. with Mrs. c. II. Dixon.
J0l Madison street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23
Mrs. u e. Nicely Eni1tains a. Fridge,

Mrs. " &. Ne,ly entertained NJ bridge
on Friday Afternoon ~ her home on
1901 Van Buren, street.
The spacious guest rooms were prct.
lily decorated with q variety ~ polt, Il
plants and cut flowers. and NJ the CLOSE
81 ? delightful afternoon ~ bridge Mrs.
Harmon Benton who made high score
was the rccipictn ~ dainty prize.
Before the guests departed delicious
salad course was served hy the hostess.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23
T.. T.. = a. Celebrate Founders Ia,
With Luncheon.

The T. T.. O'H will give luncheon On
Tuesday, January 25th. ut l2:3O O'Clock
at the Harvey House. In celebration OF
Founders Day.
Many ont II town u. T.. O's will be-
present 90 this occasion and II IL urged
that there br = fun presentation oi
Amarillo members
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23

adjusted In such n way as 20 give the
long WASTED effect that In In such
vogue.
In the second model cornEe n
da"k blue velvet tops "A skirt az lace
flouncing and the long wais, is cmpha.
sized by a narrow bclt of the velvet
which heads a frll Of lace.
The third frock IL also ~ lace this
time combined with net. a diagonal
mesh net top and lace with the sim
plcst Of thread patterns In the material
The long walls, IL emphasized by o
glrdlc Of roses with rich dark lcavci
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23

'd number ~ their frlonda most DO
lightfully with six o'clock dinner
nriy Thursday evening. nj their home
an lfaN Van Buren, street.
TIN rooms and dinner table wcr'
beautifully decorated with cut flowers.
that blended inip m" dainty color
F'hfmc 81 pink aud white
After u delicious dinner. nn evening
- music md merry conVcrntio wis
'nio,od by The following guestF: Mr.
and Mrs Henry Gooch. MI and Mr..
T. = NcWbold, Mi anG Mrs u. g. Nicely
Nj and Mrs 4. y. Arnold and Mt
and Airs Humphreys
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23
SociaI Notcs and Personal Mention

Miss Irene and Jewell Morgan arr
spending the week end IN Clarendon.
Texas. with relatives and friends.
MIR T. II Rutherford left lhia mort
inE Ter Clarendon where hc win MAKE
u short visit.
Mr.. T. T.. Stnnn has returned home
from Chicago after weeks vis;
there.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23

II is very evident that we are going
TO have every chance this spring to oh.
serve how attractive lace and silk can
h. when made up together.
Here are two dance frocks that were
skctChcd from the new Greenwich
Village Follics." The first In ~ apricot
taffcta brought into u frll of lace at
the foot Ia give II a new version Of the
harcm effect.
In the corN,gc an all.ovcr pattern lace
Il laid over the ;aficta. ana n scallopci
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23
Adclpl,las 10 Meet

The Adelphlas Class u the First Hap.
list church will meet on Monday after.
noon at three o'clock IN the church par.
lors Mrs. ]. NJ. Moblcy and Mrs. T. w.
Cotton viii be- joint hostess Of the af'
iernOon. and the lesson viii be on
what Baptlsts Believe" A full at.
ten lance IN urged.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23
Meeting Of Round Dosrn club % he
Postponed.

on accoun, cfthe Better Homes In.
stitLic the Round Dozen Club will not
meet Tuesday. hut will meet the follow.
Ing Tuesiny February list. nj three
q cloc, NJ the home II Mrs. 4. n. Oliver.
lpcs Van Burcn street II Is urged thu,
~ members be In attendance.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23
The J. q. q. Club 10 Meet

The T. T.. q. club win meet on
Thursday afternoon 1T the home Of
Mrs. Frank storm. 1913 Tyler street.
nt three oclock. Miss Mildred Iiu-
grss viii be- leader II the afternoon.
and II is urged that all members DO
in Attendance.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23

Morlay evening re- : u'cloc' IN IN"
club rooms of the Fira Baptist church
gymnasium class viii bc urRlnized
under the supervision of Miss licsS on.
yer. Al members ~ the two Fidolls
classes are urged to be- present.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23
Nir. and Mrs. u. ~. Wilson Entertain at
Forty.Two.

One ~ the most enjoyable social
events of the season was Forty.rw"
party given by Mr.. aud Mrs Henderson
Wilson. hunoring Mr. and Mrs Ac,rs ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23
Wilson school Parent Teachers Club.
Januar, %, 1891.

ml Songs hi mitization-Sccond
Grade.
Snngs-iligh Fourth Crude.
rwu Part SunEs--Fiflh Grade.
Address Adolescent PrOblcms-Dr.
Herbert Whiting Virgin.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23
The wcman's Missionary Seciety Of
tI,e First Ilapflst Church 10 Meet.

The woman'a Missionary Society os
the First Baptist Church win meet on
Wednesday afternoon at 23o O'Clock.
In the church parlors.
The members of Circle No. -Four VIII
act ~ hostcsses 81 the afternoon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23
The Central Guild Meeting II
p0stp0ned

The meeting Of the Central Guild
~ the Central Presbyterian Church.
that was 10 be held ON "Wednesday.
January 2Gth. has been postponed on
account u the Better Homes Inst.
tute.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23
Meeting of pirrinn club Postponed.

There win be- NJ meeting ~ the Pier.
ian club this week. ca account of IN
BETTER Homes Institute. The next reg.
ular meeting viii be- held un Thursday.
February 3rd.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23
IIiItli Notes.

An ciFhl.pound baby girl arrived NJ
the home Of Mr. and Mrs sam r.
Davis. san Iacinio Heights, ON Thurs
day evening.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23
Delightful bridge and Fmiy.Two Part,
Given.

one Il the most delightful affairs II
~" season took plsco saturday after
noon. when Mrsdlmcs u g Nicely. T,d
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23

Noiire 10 Members 81 the Polk Street
Methodist Church Missionary sesisiy
There viii he no meeting Of the Polk
Street Methodist Missionary Society
Wednesday. AZ the president urges that
all members 81 the society visit the sick
and strangers an that day.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23

Ih. and Mrs. q. z. Thomas Entertain
With Dinnrr Party.
Dr. and Mrs e.. + Thomas entertain.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23

Additional society on neat page.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-06-04
THE THREE-SCORE MAN.

A farm periodical speaks Of the
growing tendency of elderly farmers
to retire to the city, and advises them
strongly not to do it. If the farmer
wishes to nurse rheumatic joints and
to blow out his life's fuse in five OF
six years, advises the writer, by all
means let him sell his farm and move
to town. But if he wishes to live to
a ripe old age, full of happiness and
usefulness, let him "spend the sun
set hours where he has borne the bur
den and heat of the day." on his
farm.
1t is excellent advice, and its ap-
plication need not be confined to far
mers. Everyone has observed cases
of farmers or business men or pro-
fessional men giving up an active life
with the idea of spending the rest of
their lives in unalloyed ease and en-
joyment, and then dying within few
years of the time when they laid
aside the harness-rusting to death
through inaction and lack of purpose.
Quitting the harness is all right.
Any man who has labored and made
good deserves a rest and a change
after he reaches the age of sixty. But
how many a man has found, to his
sorrow, that rest which is all rest is
not rest at all.
There must be activity of some
kind, purpose of some kind, even use
full service of some kind, to keep
brain and heart and body sufficiently
alive to enjoy the well-earned latter
end of life. But there need be nc
drudgery. There are services that
it, can render to others freely anc
happily, when once the accustomed
grind is ended And there are books
to read, plays to see, concerts to hear
travel trips to take, long-suspendet
friendships to renew, and interests
of many kinds tht widen rather thai
narrow, when the wise course is ia
ken. The period from 60 to so ma!
become one not of retirement" bu
rather of expansion, the richest ant
fullest of all.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-06-04
MANNERS IN MOTORING.

America may be tired of drives,
but there is one drive on this spring
which every thinking motorist, at
least will welcome. 1t is drive for
better motoring manners.
The leading motor manufacturers
are back of a campaign to promote
courtesy among car drivers. 1t is in
tended to reach the operator of the
car in the crowded city and to appeal
with no less potency to the tourist
out on the country highway.
In Palatka traffic laws and police
have motor regulation pretty well in
hand. But out on the country road
all too often the careful driver OF
town becomes the speed maniac and
the road hog. Under the plan to con-
troll this tendency it is suggested that
dealers take pains to compliment good
driving and consideration at every
opportunity, that they preach road
courtesy whenever they have a chance
and insist that their drivers observe
proper driving etiquette. Under the
latter head are included stopping to
permit another car to turn, slowing
down at bad corners, warning of bac
and impossible roads ahead, keeping
all to the right of the road and va
rious other observances which make
for comfort and safety.