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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-11

summary. Runs, Higginbothan,,
Bratcher, Reynolds. ?. Taylor 3. Smith:
errors. smith: two-base hits, Bratcher,
Reynolds; three baseh its, Taylor Q.
home runs. Reynolds; sacrifice hits, lie.
masters Trammel; innings pitched by
Bryan, four hits, three runs. no out In
!; k. Hin. four hits. three runs, ou.
in five; struck out by Hill / by Young
D. by Moore .; bases on balls, off Il.
Hill 2: off Young 2; hit by pitcher.
Forrest by Moore; Bratcher by Young;
Wild pitch, Young. stolen bases, Taylor.
Mathews. time of game 40; umpire.
CHearne and Tanning
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-11
BASS FURNITURE co. OFFERS
EXTREMELY Low PRICES ON
EVERYTHING IN THE HOUSE.
DON'T FAIL TO GET OUR PRICES.
CITIZEN SOLDIERS no DOWN
LAUNDRY AT CAMP NOW

LAWTON, Okla.-Interesting to the
mothers Of students at c. NJ. 4. c.
camp is the fact that many of the boys
do their own laundering. Taking their
clothes to the showers in. the dead Of
night, they borrow a scrubbing brush
from the cook and 90 to it. The clothes
are dry by the next morning and ready
to wear. so there is no excuse for every.
one not being clean all OF the time
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-11

AT Oklahoma City 4; Denver 6.
AT 81. Joseph .; Omaha 7.
AT Wichita 10; Des Molnes IA.
At Tulsa 6; Sioux City (ll inningsl
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-11

What's your name my pretty made
The bird said on the beach.
I'm X. o. Cookoo's newlywed"--
lie ducked clean outta reach.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-11
American League.
RESULTS YESTERDAY
National League.

At Boston 3; st. Louis Z.
AT Brooklyn l6; Chicago 1
At Philadelphia 4; Pittsburgh A.
AT New York 3; Cincinnati :
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-11
Western League.

- ---- American League. go -. ---
No games scheduled
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-11

The weakeoint eject Of de dspsesuink hat loswss
Vitality. GROVES TASTHESS CHILL TONIC Re-
stores Energy Susnethens and Fogtnes the System to
Withstand the intense Summer heat bio appetite
and sparkling ey ere the best proof Of its tonic value
You sou feel its Strensthnne Invisussine E1sct
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-11

HOME MADE PEOPLE SELDOM
GROW WILD
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-22
@ibt 9iebfabl ppn brei Cars gu.

2etten 1onncrsta9 fuuroe 9e11rp
Meetnt in Wortbington arretiert 1r@
ter Ser Nnflase beS, @robbiebItablS.
Dies geidab auf N%noronung bon
@beriff Anton Oitcn bon Man'ato,
Ser Meint anflaste fir3li6 9err1
S. 81. 5belbp'S Gar in Nmbop se=
itoblen gu baben. Nad ieiner Ser
baftnng murbe Meinb seftdnois nno
gab ni6t nur gu, bic sbelbp Gar gez
ltoblen gu baden ionoern aud bic ear
BON Std Maseleion in Cambria 1l1to
einen Ioro @odbiter CUR s3ett Der
Teier bes SnbianerauSbru6S IN yteD
llm. 8ie Meeint II S,ast mar 1bn1
feline fsrau bel benz Diebitabl Der leg.
ten spci Gars bebilfli@. Nne bret
.GarS murben Counting IN Wortbtrl9.
ton oefunoen. Meilt oer5i6tete out
Elm B%oroerb0r nnb pnroe on BE
@robqeldmorene11 bon 8lue Garth
@ountp iibermieien unb befinoet IT'D
iebt in Manfato In Der Goratp Satl
oa CO linn ni6t m0slid mar Blrsz
ldaft in Ser 5umme BON $4,000 gu
leiiten. Die in SEEM ulm geitoblene
Gar seb0rt s. g. Sumter etrlem
Geiienoen aus MtnneapoliS.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-22
1sraa idmer perbrannt.

f5rau @eorse @dult bon Som1ren
mar 1ette ISOLDE baS Opter etnss
srdbliden nnfalls, Der pailirte als lte
Sen 8erlud ma9te einer 0alol'n
Gart gu tiinen mabrsno Ste @as
@naine i'm Betrieb mar Der TIRE Wai6
Maidine orebte. Bur 3eit bes unz
falls mar ite alletn I'M Sauie. nm
SEN ganf fine1l gu f0nnen, mlbte lte
lid auf Sic &nie %nieberlaiien uno al8
lie i'm Besriff mar Bic gluifigfeit aus
elmer Ble9 Same in ben 1anf 81
gteben, erfolste eine Grploiton ilao
5as @aiolin lpurbe iber TIRE &letoer
ersoden bic iofort IN 8ram6 eeriete11.
gie lief iofort nod benz @aficrtros,
fano bie{en ober lecr nno elite oar1n
mad bem 9auie unb rib insfptlden bic
brcnnenoer Rleiounssftndt bonn 9ctbe
uno periudte NIT BEN 9dnben bic
Tlamme11 III t1ten >pel6es tbr au99
idliebltd gelang. Ser obere 1etl
Tires 96rpers mnroe iebr %perbrar11t
unb ibr Saar murbe aud perlengt.
Durd bielen nnfan erfolste cine Trab=
oeburt unb Mittmo4 ipuroe tbr etn
gobn eeboreu. Der bebanbef1lbe Ir5t
bofftb BE Iral am 2eben gu erbalte1.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-22

S3SEf+f .@4sasE# ag& .g@ SS-*E& ..e$.. ~ Z -
getreibeberbraud ouf 76 =. 8. berobs
eegarge1 1ei. Ser gepolferu1'g fe1l<
ten runb + geiuior Bobnnr8srr. Der
gerbrau9 an AIeioung linb Bdf9e
lei tief berabgeDridt. suiiienidattlide
Snititute mibten idlisbe1p u1to o'e
5tdote feien 1idt mebr IN Der 9aee,
lire ginridtu1rgen Der @e%furobetts<
pfleee dnfredt 5l erbulten. Die Sar<
lenung Der beuti1en 8egierung fpu
aug bielen angaben sic s6lubfolges
rung 5ieben, bab 9ent1dlanos 3ah<
lnngsfdbisfeit fir dnbere ed1ulD ins>
beIonbere fIrgar3dblung borerit 1tint
borbanben fei.
Mnes Tam, 4pie es fomme1 muBte,
unb ieoes parIamentarii4e re9perte
aeqo ipirb iid berapunoert frngen,
rpie es moeli6 lit, 5aB eirae 8egierirg
nit ei1ter berartigen 8atferottertlds
rung nod INNER am9fuoer ieer bart.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-22
ReD HIN Hsf,
allies d. b. das viele Geld u dem allge-
meinen grossen Beutel des elnfaltigen
loyalen glaubigen Volkes.

talles ID. h. daS vlele Geld aus Gem 3aiige-
meinen grossen Beutel des einfaltigen
~loyalen glaubigen Volkes.
Das schliessliche und honende kapltal
der Missbrauche betrift den Verkauf der
luberschussigen K~riegsyorrate ole be-
ltrugeischen Ausgleichungen falscher An
ispruische8 durch das Kregs Department,
|dessen Finessen und Crosse an Grabsch
lund daneben an amtlicher Unfahigkeit
Allies ubertriift, was i'm ~gewohnlichen Lee
ben die allergr0ssten Schwindler zu lei
|sten i'm Stande sind.
Noch weiss das Publikum NIGHT, was
|sich zuqetraqen, was die Wilson'sche Re-
|~gierungsbande auf ihrem Gewissen hat.
|Aber zines Tages. wird es uber die label
|haften Observation-Disclosures in starres
|Entsetzen geraten d. h. wann es erfahrt,
dass es desc Obligation wirklich erfullen
soil.
In seinem Bericht Won Dez. 1921 hat
der Bundles .GeneralanWalt bekannt ge-
geben, sohne dass man i'm Allgemeinen
davon etwas zu horen oder zu lessen be-
|kommen hat, dass die noch entstehenden
Anspriche, welche gegen die Regierung
ais cine Folge des Krieges nachtragllch er-
hoben werden, die stupende Summe Won
wenigstens $13, $50, 100000, oder in Worten
13 Billjonen und $50 Millionen betragen.
Anspriche wurden nachtraglich elnge-
reicht und sollen eingeklagt werden unter
anderen:
beim Court Of Claim 800, 900, 900 vorlaufig
beim Kriegs Department UNI 5 Bllllonen
beim Bureau of Int. Revenue einige
Billionen
beim SchiAsamt $50 Millionen
beim Patentamt 200 Millionen
helm Eisenbahnamt 2 Billionen und 500
Millionen usw,
Won den Eisenbahnen 2 Billlonen und 500
Millionen usw.
und sic ale, ale, die da glauben, bel der
allgemeinen Rauberei zu kurz gekommen
zu sein, NIGHT zufrieden damit, dass das
a~merikanische Volk Won linen ,ausge-
plundert wurde und zum grossten Tell
NIGHT genug zu essen bekommen konnte,
sic gIauben wirklich, dass die Gerichte
hire Ansprlche gutheissen werden, und
die ii Billionen cine Bagatelle sci, die
man lachelnd hingebe, UNI NIGHT LANCER
belastigt zu werden. Wir leben wirklich
in der herrlichsten der Welteng und wis
sen Jetzt GAM genau, fur welche 1deale
wir in den Krieg gezwungen wurden.
Apres nous lie deluge!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-22
6enrp Meiol erbolt lid lansiam
ppt1 eleftriidem s4lag.

6enrp Meibl, Elm 8ruoer bon Nn=
ton Meiol, mobt1baft bier, Noro papre
@trabe, erbolt iid laneiam BON eirem
llnfaI, ber tim Dor bier Moden aut
Set Sen gdaffler Garm, u11eefdbr
3 Weilen bon 2afapette ertferrt, be-
troffcn bat. Der Berlette mar Oaz
NIT beihdfti9t, Telepbonordbte in
Orbnung su brinsen, Die fi6 nit ben
Drdbten Ser Nortbern 5tates Yotper
Company permidelt batter. Gr be-
niibte bier5u Elm eiierneS 8obr, bas er
in Ser Sano belt, nnb meldes NIT
Sem unterer Gnbe auf benz Grobooen
rubte. Sn Dem Nugenblid, als baS
Mobr nit Der 9o6ipannun9 Der elet=
trilden Qeituns in B%eriibrung tam,
>purbe 9err Meeiol nnS eine auoere
Yerion. Sic 3tpedS 6ilfeleiitung BET
tint itanb, bnr9 einen eleftrtlden
@hlaq 3u Booe eetporfen, no lie
bei6e anldeinenb tot liegen bltebe11.
@ie rparen beibe ldnsere 3eit betpubt@
los. Die Mdge1 in ben @9ubicbler
paren 9eidmol3en unb bic Gubioblen
nit Bran6rpunben be6edt. Nur bic
Totia6e, bab bas Giienrobr ben Orb
boben beriibrte unb 10 gum grobe11
Sell Sic eleftrii9e &raft dbleitete, ret
tete ben beiber 8erungliidten baS
Qeben. 9err M1eiol uuroe bierber n
.bas Seim iei1es 8ruberS gebra6t, 1T
iebo6 beute nod an baS &ranfenlaser
.aefeiIelt. Diefer nnfalt m0ge pielen
cine CHARMING iein, nidt 5u oeriuden,
Tin irQenb elmer @eiie nit Der Sod
i%panfurg In 8eribruus 5u fommen,
tpelde iiber bic electromagnetic oe1
Mortbern 5tates Bonner So. eeleitet
lit. Die @efabr lit gang alberoroent=
li6 srob, uno obelei6 ein 10 Der
letter m0eliherpeiie NIT benz 2ebeu
bapon fomn1en mag, nie IN bieiem
Sale gliidli6.rnetie 5err Meibl, ID
fam er anbererieits aud iebr leid1
NIT bent 1obe fir feline nnporiidtisz
felt be3ablen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-22
aud cine @pttessabe.

Mnnn (fommt aug Ser sfaot mad
6auie urro tnt bon bort auerbaao
mitaebpadD sieb NAL, Srau, idJ baz
&c bier einen Barometer gefauft, o1s
lon ing an3eigem, tpann es reglen
ipirp. $.
drau: solde gerIdAperounsll
Bos benff bu bonn, apo3u Dir Der lieS
ibe @ott beinen @beumatisntus geges
.ben-tnt2 4LaAAna
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-22

-a4al .ad, Mdnnden. id ia.
&c 5elte 10 idredlid,e @opfidn'eroenl
,gut mir leio, sic mubt ou l9on
sig gum aeriben nerldieben = Dan11
6ab' ib crit @elb fir SEN r1eueasntl
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-22
Gr fett,,t ibn.

Sodter: 9u g1aubf gar 1lD1,
Mama, tpie elidlid goi it, Dap Ct
MIDI gebeinofet fat, crit seitern 9at er
mir geiagt, bab er crit jebt bag Sebea
ridtig gu geniebsn imifan0e i1tl
9ater: ga bas fomn,t mir aug 10
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-22
akntnler Nahiak.

uMein 8eibden gebt mir iiber nlz
lesl" fagte mir geitern meln 5renno
Mu0reas. ~@eitern 1T tie mir 1osar
iiber meine 8rieftaide gegan8en.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-22

Gunstiger A%ugenblick. Sie:-,Heute
list der richtige Tag, um define Werbung
bel Papa anzubringen, Arthur"
Er:-Warum? Ist er in gutter Laune?"
Sie:-,,Im Gegenteil, err list wutend
uber die Rechnung meiner Schneiderin
und wird froh sein, wenn er mich los
wird."
Einfache Sache. Das kleine Dorchen
hat Elm Briiderchen bekommen und muss
mehrere Nachte bel elmer bekannten Fa-
mile schlaien. Mach einigen Wochen
gent sic NIT ihrer Mutter spazieren, trifft
cine bekannte, unverheiratete Dame, die
mach den ublichen Glickwunschen zu dem
kleinen Dorchen sagt: ,,Und du hast Elm
Bruderchen bekommen! Das list aber cine
feline Sache, das mochte ich auch haben
solch Elm hubsches, kleines zBriderchen.
oh" sagt Dorchen, ,,das list gam
einfach. Da brauchst du bloss NAL wo
anders schlafen gehen."
Fine altere kurzsichtige Dame fragte,
ais sic zines Attends in Bad Ems hire Toch-
ter aus dem Theater abholen will, elnen
ihr b%egegnenden Herrn: ,~,Entschuldigen
Sic, mein Herr, VIC list wohl hier das The
ater??"
Den Veg yum Himmel kann ich In
men zeigen, aber NIGHT den Veg zur Hole
war die Antwort, Bel naherem Hlnsehen
merkte die Dame, dass sic einen Gelstll-
chen vor ssich HATTIE
~ 4I895i94Na 4% -----
Fine junge Frau hattie mach gldckllch
erfolgter Scheduling ihrer Ehe ihren Mad
chennamen wieder ~anzunehmen. Sic be-
auftragte ihren Rechtsanwalt, einen ent-
~sprechenden Antrag an z%ustandiger STEELE
einzureichen. Einige Tage spater suchte
sic ihren jurisitschen Berater nochmals
auf und stellte linn die Frage: Herr
Rechtsanwalt, k0nnen Sic es NIGHT mache1,
dass ich wieder Fraulein Werde??'"'
Nit leichtem Erroten versicherte der
R-echtsgelehrte, dass dies zu seinem lebhaf-
ten Bedauefn seine Fahigkeiten ubersteige.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-22

In die Dornen feel Elm Falter,
Stach den kleinen Leib SIGH wund;
R0slein lachte; ,,Armer Schwar1ner,
Triebst es aber gar zu bunt!!"
Sterbend sprach der kleine Falter:
.Warum Dist du auch so sch0n?..-
Deshalb habe ich die Dornen,
Die dich schutzen, NIGHT geseh'n!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-22

sic: SSbb snuB eineru nellen gut ba<
ben, in SEM nlten isbe i'd 5u alt aus.
Or: Sn eirem 1relien ipirlt bu nber
aud ni1t neu a~alsieben.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-11

Gamma with accessories To match. wear.
ing a corSaEe bouquet II pink aud
white sweet peas and rose buds.
Following the wedding ceremony an
Informal reception was held In honor
OF the couple. when congratulations
were IN order and cake and lees were
served. MI. and Mrs Hooker left over
the Santa Pc ~ 100 o'clock for Okla.
homa city, ST Louis and other points
where they will visit before returning
to Chicago wher, they will make their
future home.
Mrs Hooker II the eldest daughter
81 Mt. and Mrs. y. L. Timmons Of
Amarillo, and IL popular In both bust.
ness and social circles Of the city. hsv.
ink been an employed IN the social de
partment % the Amarillo Daily News
and Daily Panhandle for a number q
years. and recently held the position
81 society editor IN the Amarillo Daily
Tribune. while the groom is sales cngi.
neer for the a. Is. Hayward To. Of
Chicago
Mrs. Charles c. Gibson 81 Easiland.
sister of the bride was the on;y out
II town CUES, present.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-11
MISS MABEL TIMMIONs BECOMES
BRIDE or JEROME u. HOOKER

A quiet but lovely wedding which
seemed To- be imbued with all u the
happiness and fresh beauty u the
spring season was solemnlzed Monday
afternoon. april 10 at 5I5 o'clock at
the home uf Mr and Mrs u. =. Tim.
mons on 1919 Monroe street. when
their daughter Mabel Idelle Timmons
became the bride II Jerome Beardley
Hooker 81 Chicago. III.
Inc nome was beautifully decorated
with pink and white sweet peas and
ferns together with other garden flow.
els. while cut glass flower baskets tied
with pink tulle filled with these dainty
blossoms were Ia evidence In the cere.
monial rooms. and the soft glow east
by the rose shaded lights completed
the pretty setting
As "A pre- nuptial song. Miss Iona
Timmcns. sang Il Love You Truly"
accompanied on the piano by Miss Ma.
bel Price. at the close Of which the
folding doors 10 the adjoining rooms
dcrc drawn apart by little Miss Claud.
Inc Timmons. sister Of the bride. dress.
cd In a dainty butterfly frock OF pink.
disclosing a 'abloau wedding Of delight.
ful activity Banks of palms and feath.
cry ferns formed charming back.
ground. and the ring ceremony was
performed by the Rev. \. w. iIayne.
pastor Of the Polk Street Methodist
Church.
The bride was lovely In a tallour OF
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-11
JOHANNES BRAHMS" STUDIED
~ PHILHARMONIC CLUB

The members ~ the Philharmonic
Club enjoyed a splendid program on
the life and various compositions of
the composer. Johannes Brahms at
the meeting u the club held ON Mon.
day afternoon at the home II Mrs. H.
X. Lauder. sOs jefferson Street.
Mrs. Henry Tandy was In charge OF
the afternoons program who gave the
interesting biography 81 the composer.
Roll call was responded to with current
events: a piano selection. Piano Rhap.
sodie" was given by Mrs. Leslie vii
liams; Mrs. II. =. Hines gave a beau.
iiful vocai selection. ~ Love Song" /;
violin number. Hungarian Dance
No. 6" by Mrs. u. n. Holland was en-.
Joyvd: "a Thot Like Music" was given
by Mrs. Roberts: an interesting dis.
cussiun IT the brahms forms being ira.
ditional and not modern. was given
10y Miss Maud Wilson and the program
was brought 10 a close with a number
by a trio composed II Mcsiamcs kiscr,
Maud Wilson and Cole. "Thc Gypsies"
ARRANGED by shelly
The later hours III the afternoon were
spent informally and before the mem.
hers departed the hostess served a
dainty rcfrcshmcnt course
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-11
DALLAS SINGER HEARD IN
RADIO CONCElir MONDAY.

While large audience revelcd IN the
beauty OF the concert dc luxe given
on Monday evening by Miss Merrill
Granger. contralto. assisted by Dillon
White. tenor. al the Whittle Music
Hall IN Dallas. Texas. the concert was
also enjoyed by 4 group ~ Amarillo
relatives and friends at the Martin and
Gish radio stations here.
Miss Granger In the daughter Of Mrs
Claude Walcott OF this city. and having
studied In Dallas Tor number Of years.
has gained great popularity In musical
circles 0f that place through her
charming personality and beautiful
contralto voice. The following program
was given:
Duet. Garden 81 Your Heart do
reD. Miss Granger and Mrs. White.
Ecco ridcnte In ciclo: llBarbicre III de-
yiglia u,ossinE a Bowl OF Roses
lclartel: Home to our Mountains. from
n Trovatorc Ncrln Elegic, Masscnet.
IIababera. from Carmen dBizcn. Miss
Grainger: duet. Rarcarolle. from Tales
Of Hoffman Offenbachl. Miss Grain
ger and SIR. White
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-11
associate MEMBERS HARMONY
CHR ENTERTAINED

The associate members 81 the Har'
mony Club were entertained by the
active members OF the club with a de-
lightful party and program Monday
evening In the club rooms OF the First
Baptist Church.
The rooms were artistically arrang
I'd with cut flowers and ferns On the
occasion. and dainty refreshments were
served. The program for the evening
follows:
Nursery Rhymes tcuntancee Boogic
Man. Bassett: Iassic q Mine OWaitl;
Little PapoOse on the Wind Swing
Bough tCadman Frog Went a Courtin'
nsrnckwayc quartettc, Canoe Song.
u.icuranccl Miss Horsbrugh. with flute
obligato. Mr.. Rochcstra: Reading se.
lcctcd. Miss Thompson; Rockin' Time.
licrbertl: Seems LAX TO Me. Johnsonl:
Southern Hush Song, n.ynnl Bird in
Hand u.crmam Wanted: A Husband.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-11
PRE.EAsTER WEEK or PRAYER
N OBSERVED.

The Prc.Eas,cr week 81 prayer will
le observed this week by members OF
the First Christian Church. and serv'
ices viii he held each afternoon from
igO to $50 O'Clock In the church par
lors.
ON Monday afternoon the subject for
study was Passion Week. and was
Icd by Mrs Hay wheatley. This after
noon Mrs. T.. NJ. Mirick viii have
charge Of the study of Jesus. Our
Standard the lesson on "Wednesday
afternoon viii be- led by Mrs. Henry
Tandy. and will be on the subject OF
THE Manhood II the Master" on
Thursday Mrs Il. y. worrell will be
leader In the study Of THE Meaning OF
Prayer" and on Friday THE Cross In
Human experience" will be studied. un'
Ger the Leadership Of Mrs. $. u. Mad
den.
The sololsts announced for the week
are Mesdames Fred krug. Jack Bur
CESS. clifford Thompson. Thomas Cur
RE and Miss Lena Fay Copeland.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-11
NY PRAYER

Let me bc true enough to meet oaah
honest eye.
Yet IL friend whose sOrrOwed heart
shas been undone.
Asks me for comfort where In truth
there can he none.
Then let me grasp his cropping hand
and kindly lie.
And II my ncighbor does those things
think are M.
Let me not judge who knows what
tangled. taunting skcin
Fate may have woven to have rfeshed
his heart In palm
Would I have smoothcd the evil knot
with half his skillg
Since must play the game OF life, this
IN my prayer.
Though I may lose. let inc preserve a
smiling face:
Let me not scorn the weak who falter
In the race:
Let me he merciful--lct me play fair.
caroline Reynolds. In Los Angeles
Graphic.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-11
LARGE CROWDS AT OPENING
az MEriiODISrS REVIVAL.

The uicniag of the Prc.t;as,cr revival
at the FOLK Street Methodist Church
Sunday WAS marked by an exceeding.
~ large attendance.
The house was crowded To capacity
at both morning aud evening services,
and during the day fifty placed their
names lur membership In the church.
Meetings will be- held each night this
week, beginning AZ ':3O o'clock. and a
mass meeting WI also be held each
day from il:50 Ia 1889 o'clock. In the
church annex. Prayer s.y' Ices viii BE-
10 progress Ia the various homes on
Tuesday, "Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday afternoons.
IN the membership contest that IL
being wagcd between the Polk Street
Methodist church here. the Trinity
Methodist Church of III Paso and the
firs, Methodist Church of Wichita
Falls. the locai church held the head
sunday with an attendance of oneN
thousand and four. while the churches
at ~ rasn aud Wichita Fails. reported
aticndanors q 9.5o and 1901 respective.
Ia
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-11
MISSIONARY PROGRAM
At BAPTIST CHURCH.

missionary Day was observed at the
First Baptist Church ON Sunday April
y and an impressive Missionary pro
gram Was held IN place az the regular
Sunday morning sermon.
The program was opened with an
Overture from "Iiaymon." fThomasl by
the church orchestra followed by con.
gregational singing and prayer by Prof.
y. y. Phillips. a special feature Of the
service. was an exercise entitled, THE
Good Steward given under the direc-
tion Of Mrs. Howard Trigg and Miss
Minimize fiutchins. In which the great
necessity 81 each subscriber paying In
full his pledge TO the Sevcnty.Fiye Nil.
lion campaign, was impressively
shown 10y u number of students, attir.
cd In costumes representing the various
countries and people that. through the
southern Baptist Convention viii be
given the gospel and will reap other
benefits from the campaign. J. W. lin
represented the subscriber falling TO
keep up his weekly pledge payment,
China was ably represented by Miss
Helen Mollyncaux: japan was repre-.
seated 10y Miss Gertrude Wood: Africa
by Walter Elder; Russia, by Miss Kath'
crime McGrcgor: Cuba. Miss Juaniia
shaffer: the Indians In America by
Miss Edna Earl Northern: the Foreign
In America, Miss Jimmie Rector; tina
Southern Negro. Hollis DeGrassi; Mex
leo. Robert Wheeler: the Mountain
Girl. Miss Roberta Sparks: the Church
Building Department IL the Southern
Baptist Convention. Frank Warren,
the Enlistment Department Of the Con.
vcn,ion. Wade Wcs,by.
Other features Of interest were: q
vOcal solo entitled WAS That Some.
body You by Mrs. Frank Ryburn: a
duet. We've Story to Tell TO the
Natives" tNicholl by Mrs. n l.. Ploh
and Miss Allease Skillman and a series
of splendid seven.minute talks ON the
lives of the three great missionaries
Yates. Livingston and Ginsburg were
given by u. -. Thompson. Mrs. u. Il,
Masterson Jr.. and =. ~, Ryburn. re-
spcciivcly.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-11
vi SIC WEEK To M OBSERVED
~ HARMONY CttB N Jt>E.

one 81 IN many features uf interest
hcing nlsun-d hy the members ui the
ilirnoly tlih ior the summer SEASON
~ Week uf Music" TO he observed
fru.n June ~ To u. during which
SERVES of musical programs with he CAV.
IN under IN. auspices " IN. club, and
special music will b. furnished IN the
slious chu,hes ol the city.
an jane io hig parade viii b. held
~ an apiroprlai. Heg,nning To the
week of musical f.siisiiy. on Tuesday
. splendid chiidrcn's program. com.
posed ol fascinating drills and cho.
fuses. viii h. featured. on "Wednesday
and Thursday evenings the active
members 81 the ~ mony club win be
presented In cunocft. and a. grand
iiisn. un FRIDAY evening al. entire
th.rus VIII mrsent the csntsta The
Daughter IL Iairus by stsin-r. with
orchestral accomlaniments
Tn, first REHEARSAL for the childrens