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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-23
TWINS REsCtED

Flop-Doodie the mis-, hieyous fairy
Kept On pretending hat he was the wiz.
ard Of the Dinale Dell. and every time
Nancy and Nick came 10 him for help
he did something mean.
The first thing he changed himself
into u donkey and dumped them into "A
thistle patch.
The second thing he changed himself
into an automobile and rolled them OFF
into n mud puddle.
The third time oh Just you walt un.
~ you hear what he did the third time.
"" changed himself into a flying ma.
chine and took them out and dumped
thom into the ocean.
Mind YOU. he did all this because he
wanted to Eet lid Of the Twins. lie had
stolen the Fairy Queens wand. and he
meant Ia keep Ii.
an keep It even II she sends hun.
drcd children TO get II, he boasted.
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TRAINING STARTED
BY CANYON ELEVEN


Special 10 The New,
| CANYON. Sept 22-Training Camp
started Friday nj the West Texas state
Norma College and 81 men reported FOR
the first days workout. Coach Burton
expects 80 men by Monday and before
the trimming gets under way more than
80 are expected. Friday and Saturday
training was held only N IA. afternoon
hut beginning Monday workouts will De-
held In the mornings aud afternoons
alike. The first lew days viii he spent
IN passing and kicking and the funda'
menlals al football. The first gcrimmage
will he held the latter part &C next week.
laccording To- the plans Of the Coach.
Prospects are looking good for n win.
ming team this season. Eleven letter
men from last year reported the frs,
dnv along with a number Of hgh school
stars The letter men are: Ex.Captain
Dan Sanders. center. Whitacrc. guard:
Lancaster. Johnson and Golden. tackles;
Henry. Mitchell and Bivens. ends: Cap.
tain Burson. fullhack: Scott. and GOr.
den. halves
Among the new men who are expect
ell Ia make strong bid for regular
bcrihs ON the squad are: Moose Hudson.
Amarillo IIalfhack: Brub Jackson, line.
man. Amarillo Grady word 81 Amarillo
" expected to join the squad Monday:
Santa. 900 pound tackle from Hamil.
ton. the Thompson Brothers from Vega.
Nations from Tucumcari. y. NJ: Hay
Bivens star quarter back Of last ycau y
Tula high school team: Guthrie. Lock.
ney: Haley. quarterback from Midland
College: Roy Reed. 1866 pound halfback
from Hale Center: Stewart. Harper Al
len. Atkins. Itazor. Davis I'M. Lcsllc
Key. and Niece all of Canyon are out
for the team. Graves of Plainview, n
better man In basebell win try for the
quarterback position: Bob Hill 200
pound iineman from Piainview; Wisdom
~ Panhandle. q former Wayand star:
and John Mc'arty Of Alternately. "a
trackmen.
able Ia solve the quarterback problem
without much difficulty as there are a
number az good men out for this posi-.
ton. Graves. star pitcher for the Nor
mai BuffalJes last year IL out for this
Job. Evctts Haley who was captain and
quarterback at Midland College last
year IL looking good. Davis Hill who
was second string quarter last year win
probably make some one work for the
place. Hay Bivens star auaraier hack Of
the TnIia high school eleven last year
In good bet for the place. Guthrie who
played with the Lockney eleven last
year In showing up good at quarter.
Coach Burton fays that this was his
only big problem and with 90 much mn.
tcrial out for the position no IL not
worried one bit over q. 4
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PANHANDLE PRESS
Republican Economy"


We SEE that the Republicans have al.
ready cut down the number OF govern.
inent employees from i3s .os7 AZ IN. end
u the fiscal year before We entered the
war TO seose3 at present-Tucumcar
News
No reduction In the number ~ en-.
i'loyss should have b.en sxp.ctel under
The Republican administration. You
Know those HelnlblicanH had eight LEAF,
yesrr before they returned TO power IN
1871. naturally. soms offices had 10 be
treatcd or maintained AZ rrwnrfs f,,r
ne faithful wsakcrs. Although Their.
IL Try Tor rctrcnohmsnt In sByern.
mental espense. you can't find much OF
u noticeable IN national affairs. The
tepDbilfnn administration IL Jus, about
D. efficisnt as that ~ Lloyd Georg. In
Great Britain. Lloyd George IN one man
that does mas, cafe how mpch a. the
publics money he spends. II the on.
penditufe u ~ nature that viii ap
peal 70 the rank and file. Lloyd Gsorss
VII fighi for u 10 the limit. A few
years ago fight was I'D IN this british
parliament TO make an APPROPRIATION
Tor ornaments. Il Was syldant thar
TOE opposition was Ttlng 20 override
Lloyd George. Realizing the condition,
h. agreed 10 support thu hill for arms.
inenis provided a biz pork bin called
the "ps-ople's budget was passed. The
Coalition movement IN Great Britain
nas KEEP Livyai GemEe n pow.r. hot
4 "A evident that the parties hre going
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And the whale did NJ al once

The trouble was that M long M no
had the wand he could change anything
he didn't like into something he did ike
and that nobody else liked.
Well. anyway.
Splash went Nancy and Nick right
down into the middle OF .Briny Ocean.
And their Green Shoes couldn't help
Them bit because they were wished
away.
AZ luck would have II. however cap'n
Pennywinkle. the fairy traffic police.
man under the sen and an old friend Of
the children's. rode along Just then on
Curly. his SEA horse, and saw what had
happened.
No be- called Mr.. Whale.
Here. you.' he called sharply.
stop spouting NJ much water and
carry these children safely 10 shorel''
And the whale did 70 nt once.
Ito BE Continued
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-23

OF schools In Santa Fe county to
her credit. The schools have
grown aud been enlarged during
those years.
Evidently. she is the oldest
daughter IN q family. When her
stcpmoiher died. She returned
home and has helped To- rear the
smaller children. But this is a
service of love that should be cx-
pec;ed OF all. IL was doubly SO
more a duty Of Mrs. Otero-War-
ren. as her husband had died and
She had no children OF her own.
But let Us look at Mr.. Morrow.
the Democratic candidate. lie
came 10 New Mexico 3; years
ago rs a school teacher. He has
been successful rs school man.
attorney and rancher. Ills knowl.
edge OF New Mexico schools is
So wide that you could almost
say It is "uncanny.' He has been
on the school board at Ration. ms
home. for 20 years. Ills achieve.
ments is New Mexico are numer-
Gus. lie has served a. president
OF a fair association aud has been
active in banking circles. lie has
been an ardent worker ior state.
wide prohibition.
In the general election. the
News would urge New Mexico
voters TO support Senator Jones
and Mr.. Morrow.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-23
PERSONALITY.

Ohio produces - per cent OF
the nations entire output OF rub
Der goods. says department Of
commerce.
There is no logical reason why
Ohio should lead in this line. ex-
cept that Ohio men decided to
create the opportunity. Person
atty Is the greatest force in bust.
ness. And opportunity is where
we make it. not far OFF over the
hills.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-23

Any aTeneous reflection upon tho
cAanAcfar. ssanding. or reputation OF
any Individual. nrm. concern or cor.
p0lnskas. that may appear In the col
INNS Of Tho News. viii be gladly cor.
repeAd. vhsn oHiled to the attention Of
tie editor. II II not the intention OF
thu nswepaper 20 wrongfuliy use or
in5urs anS individual. firm. concern or
corporation. and corrections WILL be
nlaoe WHARF warranted as prominently
~ was the wronsfully published refer
sf,es or article.
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veyed by a sudden iift OF halt an
octave In the iatter's voice. sounding
sharp note OF protest. 10 be IN.
swered By Lane la accent Of over.
bearing anger.
One simply could not rest without
knowing what that meant: Lanyard
mounted the second flight OF stairs
an swiftly. surely. and soundlessly
as he had the hrA. Just below n
landing he paused. orouching low.
his head lifted Just enough 10 per.
nit him 10 see d section Of glowing,
rose'pink wall-it would DO rose.
pink.
lie could zee nothing more: ana
Lame had already reduced the maid
TO responses feobly submissive.
And why should you not 70 with
me 10 that America II I wish M"
Lanyard heard her say. lis u likely
! would leave you behind 20 spread
scandal concerning mo with that
gabbling tongue In your headY"
1t n we'll. madame. say no
more. I will co."
Fetch my jswei-caso-ths large
one"
MADAME takes all her Jewels.
thenf" the maid Inquired. moving
about the room.
but naturally. ! shall pack them
tonight. before I sleep"
c'Dzmnatloni'--from Lanyard, be-
meath his breath. More delayD
And We leave tomorrow. madame.
at what timer"
1T matters not. 40 We are ia Cher.
bourg by midnight"
Lanyard slipped like a shadow 10
the floor below. and took shelter BE-.
hind "A jog In the wall.
The maid came down. carrying nm
electric candle. Its rays iIIurnlncd
from below one OF those faces OF
crude comeliDess. She hesifnted.
looking w toward the room Of her
mistress. ~ u lost IN thought
Bat some secret thought amused
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GAMBLER.

Andre Ardisson. famous IN all
European gambling casinos as the
King OF Card-sharpers," com.
mits suicide az Toulon.
lie is buried now and the facts
come cut. This gambler. who FIRE.
quently cleaned up as much as
$4,000 an evening. shot himself
because he went broke in the
stock market. Sooner or later il
gets them all. except the rare few
who know when to quit.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-23

tho small door turned silently. lie
stepped across the threshold. and
shut himself Into an unllghted hall.
To one side a broad flight OF stairs
assembled: Lanyard went up with the
activity Of = cat. making no more
noise.
The second floor proved to DO Do.
voted mainly TO a drawing room, a
lounge. and a library. all furnished
Ia a weird. inchoate sort OF magiin.
cence. with money rather than with
taste. II one might Judge fairly by
the ftful and guarded beam OF the
torch.
Lights were burning on the floor
above. and rumor OF feminine
voices drifted down. interrupted by
an occasional. sibilant rustic OF sllk,
or q brief patisr OF high. heeled feet:
noises which bore out tho onjecture
that madame's maid was undressing
aud putting her 10 bed.
a change In the tenor OF the talk
between mistress and maid was con.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE IN
NEW MEXICO.

The Daily News has a substan-
tial following in New Mexico.
During the pas, few weeks sew
erai New Mexicans have asked
the Daily News to take a more
active part in New Mexico
affairs. especially asking this
newspaper for its views on the
political situation. Although IL
Is easier for the News to delve
into Texas politics. we have been
making an investigation as much
as possible OF conditions as they
appear TO us in New Mexico.
Residents OF the Panhandle OF
Texas though are somewhat in
terested in the race for United
States senator. Congressman and
governor in New Mexico. Today
the News will give its opinion in
regarl 10 the candidates for sena-
tor and congressman. reserving
In discussion Of the gubernatoriai
Ssce for another day.
Senator A. A. Jones is undoubt-
edly the logical candidate for
election as senator. He is serving
his first term in that sffice. He
has long record behind him OF
achievement in New Mexico af-
fairs. He has the confidence OF
the people. He is man who can
continue TO bring distinction upon
New Mexico in the senate.
Senator Jones was a follower.
Of Woodrow Wilson. He aided
the president in every manner
possible IN carrying cut his war
and peace programs. Several
Democrats were retired from the
senate as the result OF the Re-
publican victories in 1918 and
1890 Jones has an opportunity
20 serve on many important COM
mittees during the next six years.
1t must be remembered tina,
appointment on committees j.
won on length OF service as well
as on accomplishments in the SEN
ate. New Mexico practically lost
its standing from important lead
ership with the retirement Of
Jones as Senator Fall left the
senate 10 become secretary OF the
interior in Harding's cabinet.
Two new senators would handi-
cap the state in getting beneficial
legislation.
Stephen y. Davis. Jr.. opponent
OF Senator Jones on the Republi-
can ticket, is a capable man. He
also has worthy record that will
bring support from many quart
ers. But another Republican
from New Mexico in the senate
and a rookie. too-would I'm.
doubtediy weaken the influence
OF. the state in National affairs.
That John Morrow, Democra-
tic candidate for congress. should
be elected is unquesiioned. His
record Of achievement Is 20 far
beyond that OF Mrs. Adelina
Otero-Warren. Republican OBJ
ponent. that there can be no
doubt that he should be elected
with large majority.
There Is q tendency 70 build a
myth and TO appeal TO the emo
tons IN discussing the merits OF
women for office. But the time
should come when their weak.
nesses should be shown just as
well rs those Of men. Mrs. Orefo-
Wssren has about five years 81
scfricc a. county superintendent
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-23

An atmospheric dis.
turbance over the
northwest, the west.
ern slope and tho
Gulf States has caus.
ed higher tempera.
lures near the center
and lower tempesa.
tunes over the slops
OF the Rock ! Noun.
tains and the upper
Mississippi vsuey.
The rainfall n sener.
ally light and scat.
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LOVERS.

a Pennsylvasia lover, arrested
by State Trooper Larsen is fined
$50 for the feat OF driving his
auto 90 miles an hour and kissing
his girl every time a telephone
pole flashed past
Old.timers who recall NOON
Iight buggy-rides, slow rides and
Slow kisses, thus see another EVIL
dence Of changing times--the in.
production of efficiency" in
"sparkin'."
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THEWEATHER

Amarillo and vicinity-saturday gen.
orally fair.
West Texas--Saturday generally fair.
Eastern New Mexico--Saturday, fair.
not much change intempcrature.
synopsis NJ Weather Conditions.
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BEGIN HERE TODAY

The reformed craftsman.
MICHAEL LANYARD. known TO the
police as the
LONE WOLF. 10 attempting 10 re-
cover the stolen Jewels OF
EYE DE MoSTALAis. the woman
Lanyard. who met Eve In south.
srn France. where he rescued her
from robbery At the hands Of the
brutal Pnrisian Apache.
DUPONT. believes that the Jewels
were stolen by q motoring party
consisting % the American.
WHITAKER MONK: his secretary.
PhISuiT. thc iattsr's brother.
JULES. and the
cqrDNSTr ssd COUNTESS DE
Dc Lorgnes In murdered by Du.
pont. and later. In Paris, Lanyard
lnes the coantesa lie learns that
Lame DELoRME and believes she
90 ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XIV
The Vampire and The Jewels
I AWARD left Athenals at her
- apartment and Immediately fol.
lowed her directions to the
house Of Lane.
IL stood four.square and massive
on corner between the avenues dc
fricdland et des Champs. Eiysees.
q solid stone pile Of q town house
In the most modern mode.
Heavy gates Of wrought bronze
guarded the front doors. The slngie
side or servsesdoor was similarly
protected II moro simply. And stout
grilles Of bronze barred every win.
dow on the level Of the street.
Tomorrow night would DO too late.
Tonight II there were any warrant
for his suspicious. the jewels Of Eve
De Montaiais lay In the dwelling OF
Lame Delorme; or II they were not
there. the secret Of their hiding wss.
But tomorrow Lame would be on
the wing: or Lanyard had been sore.
ly mistaken In seeing In her as bad.
" frightened . woman a. he had
ever known. when shs had learned
OF the assassination Of Dc I.orgncs
Hs must adventure the eonss.
eusnces go.
Poised 10 leave his shelter with
bis point Of attack selected. he
checked and feil hack Into the shs.
dow. somsihins was happening In
the house seross the way.
A man had opened the service.
door and paused bshlad ths bronzs
gate.
Following . LITTLE wait. &c swung
slowly out. perhaps eighteen inches.
the man advancing with u and again
hating 10 pear up snd down the
street Then quickly. a. n alarmed.
be withdrew.
Listening intsntiy. Lanyard heard
no eliek Of latch. such a. should
have been audible In that dead hour
Of hush. Evidently the fellow had
nesIsessd 70 make fas, tho gate.
What vas he up tot Why this
furtise appearance. why the retreat
10 abruptly execuiedg
by way OF answer came the soft |
drsDs of q higb.po~ered motor.
Before the corner house u stopped. !
a isckey alighted with an umbrella |
bat Lame Dslorms would not wait |
fvf him. Tho ear had not stopped
when she threw the door open: on |
thu Instant when ia wheels ceased
20 turn she jumged down and ran
into the house.
Now n only II were true that che
msD At the seryicedoor had 'iilsd
70 Close 10 securely.
u proved 70. The Enfe gave read.
~ 70 Lanyard's pull The Knob Of
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Humidity Data.
CLARENDON EXPECTS
$500 BALES COTTON
Special 10 The Nevs

tpetfsI 70 The NeVD
CLARENDON. Sept. 2s-Twenty.five
hundrcd bales Of cotton are expected 20
he Einned here this year. Clasuadon
having one of the hest markets ~ ths
state. There have been four hundrsd
and ten baies ginned In this cry q
tbs time.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-23

IL the Oklahoma Indian named
Grounding had stayed in his hole
like that animal. the officers
would have had a job capturing
him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-13
KEYP0RT CHURCHES HAVE
GhilDKtN Dai rhUbnAIiS

KEYPOKT, June 13.-ChildreH's
Day was appropriately observed in
the churches OF the borough on
sunday with baptismal service Ia
the morning anu programs suitable
10 the day IN the evening in several
OF the churches. while the Reformed
church held the chiidren's service
in the morning. The service at that
church was held at 1880 ~. NJ. in
union with the regular service and
included baptism. brief address and
the presentation OF an excellent
children 5 program under the direc-
lion Of George ). Hyer.
At Calvary NJ. h. church the bap-
tisinal service took place in the
morning and the children's program
presented in the evening under the
direction of Mrs. Phelps Cherry.
Miss Alma Dingwell and Mrs.
Thomas w. Dawson. The severe
shower interferred with the attend
ance and about half the excellent
program was omitted. The Baptist
Sunday school presented its pro-
gram at h evening service and as
at the NJ. Il. church. the shower in
terferred with the attendance, al
though a good program was pre-
sented under the supervision of
Charles S. Walling. The same con-
dition existed at st. Johns VI. T..
church where the program was pre-
sented under the direction of Mrs.
Harry Nance.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-13
NINE ARE FINED IN
COURT FOR SPEEDING

TOTTENVILLE, June 13-Motor-
cycle Patrolmen Gescheidt and
Hoffman had a busy day on Sunday
and as the result the first district
court yesterday was filled with vio-
lators of the motor vehicle law,
charged with speeding along the is
lands main thoroughfares.
Nine caught in Amboy road were
found guilty and were fined $25
each by the magistrate. They vert
Conrad Haberman, of EOS East S7th
street, Manhattan: Goutram lang.
10 West 73rd street, Manhattan;
John L. Burns. IA Court street, Jer-
sey City: Frank Dafoer. S3l Central
Park West, Manhattan, Augustus
Becker, 40S West nth street, Man.
haitian: E,.hu Fowler, 102 Waverly
place. Manhattan; Victor Calcagne,
"a Laggett avenue, Bronx; Adam
Lee Gimbel. Elberon, and Abraham
Wendorf, 500 West 175th street,
Manhattan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-13
$4,000 DAMAGE SUIT
AGAINST J. ". HENDERSON

NEW BRUNSWICK, June 13.-
Elizabeth Smedley, administrator ad
prosequendum on the estate of Theo-
dore Macdonald, has instituted a su-
preme court action against James
w. Henderson, of State street, Perth
Amboy. to ecove $4,000 damages
for MacDonald's death. The plain
tiff alleges that Macdonald was
struck, knocked down and subse-
quently killed by the automobile of
the defendant as he was crossing
State street at Center street on jan
uary 20, 1921. David T. Wilentz
represents the plaintiff.
A supreme court suit has been
filed by David j. Hall. of Newark,
against Ernest ]. Sanford and Steph-
en- Splitter. of New Brunswick. The
action is based upon an allegation
that or February IA Splitter gave
Sanford a note for $500. Sanford
later Endorsed the note and turned
it over to Hall. when it was protest
ed. In addition to the $500 the
plaintiff asks interest and costs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-13
SOUTH AM O

The special services at the Pres
byterian church Sunday night, at
which ST. Stephens Lodge Nc. So.
Masons. and the members Of the
local Amboy Chapter of the Order
of the Eastern Star. attended in a
body. despite the ~inclemency of the
weather was we'll attended. The
Rev. Herbert j. Allsup. pastor of
the church, delivered an excellent
and very appropriate address, the
theme of which was "The Stone the
Builders Rejected" Besides the
members of these organizations 4
goodly number of persons through
out the city were also present.
During the severe electrical storm
on Sunday night the home of Rich
ard Delaney, superintendent of state
roads, was badly damaged by a bolt
of lightning.
Mrs. Thomas Kennedy and son.
Thomas Jr., motored TO the home Of
relatives at Easton, Pa, owe the
weekend.
The new home of the South AM
boy Yacht Club will be formally
opened Friday night when a great
gathering OF the members n ex-
pected to assemble and enjoy the
program of events now being ar
ranged for that night. The mem
ber ship of the Yacht Club is in
creasing in leaps and bounds.
Francis Mccarthy visited with
friends in Jersey City yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William pullman
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-13
WELCOME COUNCIL, D. OF
A., ELECT NEW OFFICERS

ToTTENvILLE, June 13.-In the
election of officers for Welcome
Council, No. 80, Daughters OF Amer
lea. last Thursday night, Mrs. Eva
Moore was named the councillor In
place of Mrs, Elizabeth Williams,
who served during the past term.
The other officers named are:
Vice councillor, Mrs. Helen Hol-
man; associate councillor, Mrs.
Emma Leven: associate vice coun-
cilor, Mrs. T. o. Simonson; conduc-
tor. Miss Evelyn Monroe; warden,
Mrs. Hazel Dixon; treasurer, Mrs.
Ella Monroe: financial secretary,
Lydia Stricklin; recording secretary,
Mrs. Lima Wood; inside sentinel.
Mrs. Mary Russell; outside senti-
mel, Mrs. Jennie Nance; trustee for
eighteen months, Mrs. Elizabeth
williams; associate junior. past
councillor, Mrs. George Gross, rep
resentatives to the state convention,
Mrs. Ella Monroe and Mrs. Eva
Moore; a%lternates. Mrs. Lima Wood
and Mrs. Katherine Specht.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-13
TOTTENvILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Harris and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thompson, of
Brooklyn, were the guests of Police
Lieutenant and Mrs. Henry Elfers.
Sunday.
Mrs. John Lane returned to Port
Richmond yesterday after spending
the past week with her mother.
Rudolph Ronalder is home from
Manhattan for a visit with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frantz Ronal-
der.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cooper and
son of Manhattan are here for a few
days.
Miss Edna Vail is recovering at
Grafton for appendicitis.
Joseph Totten has returned to
Wyckoff after visiting in town.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. James d. Kenna. of Murray
street, Richmond Valley, last Fri
day.
William Ellis. of Stapleton, visited
his mother here Sunday.
A special meeting of the local
board of public improvement will
be held at Borough Hall tonight to
act on two petitions.
The Bethel Tennis Club has been
reorganized under the direction of
Rev. DR.. Oscar l.. Joseph and Mrs.
b.mivr richards. Any OF the
younger members and friends Of the
church wishing I o Join will meet
Thursday night at 7 o'clock at the
court in Fisher avenue
A meeting of the Parent and
Teachers Association will be held
tonight at the school. There will
be an exhibition of children's work
from z to s o'clock. This will be
followed by a business meeting and
movies taken at the Atlantic Terra
Gotta.