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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-15

an INTERESTING engagement
"A which has Just been announced is
~, ~ Helena Robinson and Augustus
&; GG;.,sns S,au is the daughter Of Mrs. Alex
Indsr p. Robinson, of st. Martins,
Srhnstrnt Smos Hill. She has two sisters,
S.tborine and Caroline, ard two broth
"a william and Alexander. The girls
s.o ' .ll blondes and are very striking. j.
srsW Wr studer is the son Of Mr.. and
t.s Augustus G. Studer and went to
pr,nceton, where he was graduated ih
ions. Mrs. Robinson and her daugh-
.ors yvI are leaving today for Chester, Nova
scotia, where they always spend the
.un,mers. The ,Studers go up there, too,
az I suppose that IL where they met.
Their marriage will take place some
t,me @ in the fall, hear.
,>1D YOU hear that Vice President and
! IL Mrs. Coolidge expect to visit Scnn-
ar md Mrs. Pepper ut their farm near
Hevon toward the end Of the month ?
, The Peppers have n lovely farm, it's
sn;te near Crum Creek Farm, the
Sbarltor Yarnalls' place, and is long,
Inv. white house on he side OF hill.
!, w,ll be an ideal place for the Vice
President anu Mi' .pPoi " &c. i'w
isvs of much needed rest. for that, 1
S Sear, is what they are planning to do.
AGREAT many people will be re-.
n reyed to hear that tho time Of
Nancy Copcs and Pierre Hazard's wed. :.
s;n~ % has been changed from 2:30
s'cIock next Saturday until 4 80 o'clock
tbe same day. That is the. day, you
inow. when there will be four we'd
Sinss, three Of which. until Nancy
changed her plans, were to have been
A. the same time. The Cope Hazard
wedding will be quite small. however.
hear that about 200 have been asked
70 the reception.
rROM all that I hear, the June Fete
i for the Abingdon Hospital will be
more attractive than ever this year. AS
umal. It will be at the Huntingdon
Valley Country Club. Among the in
t.resting features will be u fashion
show--you remember there was n very
dressy one last year-a playground for
tbe children and restaurant. This
year there will also bc d dog show,
Under the direction Of p. A. Il. Wide-
ner, 2d, Nicholas Biddlc, Charles Wood,
J. Smile Herkness and Henry G. Cort-
wright.
T UCY JEFFERYs has good looking
~ costume. saw her a few days ago
wearing dress and short cape OF
henna color jersey cloth bound with
tan. With It she wore n tan felt hat,
tan stockings and brown slippers. She
Is the daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Will
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-15
GERMANTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Burnett, Of
Wayne avenue, announce the marriage
Burnett, to Mr.. Benjamin Sauerland,
Of Philadelphia. on Friday. May s. In
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T.. Sllfer, Of
West Gorgas lane. Mount Airy, an
houhfe ,s sSe n gnsaeeer,t MEN,, OF ,e fne.r aaush.
Paul NJ. Wagenseler.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Nettleton Rigg
have announced the marriage Of their
daughter. Miss Violet Ethel Rigs, to
Mr.. LIE Roy Clymer Kendall on May l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall will live at 148
East Washington lane.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-15
cYNWYp

The members of the Alpha Phi Beta
fraternity entertained at dinner, fol-
lowed by dance, on Saturday evening,
at the Cynwyd Club. Those present
were Miss Halle Morris. Miss Emma
Aiken, Miss Roberta Scott Miss Kath.
crime Miles, Miss Dorothy Kinney, Miss
Alice Craig, Miss Marion Ball. Miss
Alice Ball. Miss Lily Tily, Miss Char
lotte Swartley. Miss Gladys Mcintyre,
Miss Marie Gaiser. Miss Frances Hamill.
Miss Mary Russ. Miss Elizabeth oliver.
Miss Margaret Woodward, Miss Eleanor
Carpenter, Miss Frances Powell, Mr..
STEPHEN ny, Tily, Mr.. ,,,a william Clear; Clear; NJ
William Scoville, Mr.. Preston Livers-
edge. Mr.. Francis Smythe, Mr.. Willis
Gerhart. Mr.. Joseph Gerhart, Mr.. Rob-
ert McClatchy. Mr.. John Kilpatricls. Mr..
Mr. Folwell scuil, Mr.. Irving Merrill
Mr. Edward Morgan, Mr.. Louis Jarrett
Mr. William Kraft and Mr.. Jack Speirs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-15
ALONG The READING

Miss Sarah Aiman Slifer, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bedding Barnes Slifer
Of Jenkintown. entertained at a bridge
party and surprise shower on Saturday
afternoon in honor Of Miss Ethlyn NJ
Banks Selner, Of Glenside, whose en-.
gagement to Mr.. s. Miller Mack, OF
Elkins Park, has been announced re-
Gently. The guests included Miss Isabel
Emogene Van Derhoof. Miss Audrey An
thony, Miss Margaret e. Kelsey, Miss
Edith Jamison. Miss Kathryn X. Diet.
rick Miss Bertha M Rafetto, Miss
Hannah NJ. Shelley. Miss Violet Krauss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-15
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. John Harrar Levy, Of 512S
North Fifteenth street, has left to spend
a month in North Carolina
Mrs. Emil Armstrong. Of Sixteenth
and Jefferson streets. will give a lunch
con of twelve covers tomorrow after
noon in honor Of her guest, Mrs. John
Seward, Of Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. James F. McPhillips, Of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-15
DELAWARE COUNTY

Mrs. Charles A. Raymond, Of Llanerch,
will entertain the members OF the study
Class Of the Philadelphia Music Club of
which she Is chairman, at her home on
Tuesday afternoon, June 8.
Miss Marjorie Black. of Chester, will
entertain the members Of the Junior sec!
ton Of the Chester New Century Club,
Of which she Is president, at her home
tomorrow evening.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-15
MOORES ESTOWN

Mrs. +. S. CRUDE. of Central ave-
nue., has returned to her homo after
spending some time with her daughter,
Mrs. II. Iongaker. in York. Pa
A surprise party was given In honor
If Mr.. Charles Thomson on Saturday
in honor Of his seventy seventh birthday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-15
lust GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Chats about Engagement of Chestnut Hill
Grl-Sees Some attractive Costumes and Tells
Whats Going On

is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. j..
Nevill Smythe. Of Chestnut Hill. She
has two sisters. Edith. who married
Mr.. Thomas Ward and lives at Elm
hurst. j.. l., and Clarie. Her brother,
Butler, married Louise Ashhurst.
NANCY wYNNE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-15
NOT A WOMAN ON THE JURY

was Widow Zander's lawyer afraid to
place one Of her sex In the jury boxH Did he
figure that her charms would influence .
raio Jury7 The breach q promise case o.
widow Zander against Uncle BIN Is re-
ported daily in the EVENING PuBIic LEDsER
Comic Section. For real fun follow The
Dumps every day. Make II HABIT. -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-15

Miss Edith Bond, Miss Evelyn Tyson.
Miss Mary Tyson Miss Geraldine Ty.
son, Miss Natalie Tyson. Miss Isabel
Wright Mrs. Willard M. Rice, Mrs. e.
Clarence Miller, Jr., Mrs. Robert Z.
Vernon and Mrs. Lincoln w. Hail.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24

Flaherty, the explorer-producer has
given many human touches TO this
production which are both thrilling
and interesting. Nanook eats with
his knife, but he has the finest dis
position on record. He smiles before
the camera and away from II and
never whips the children. Mrs. Ma
noOk-Or Nyla, the smiling one
rather. would qualify as president Of
the mothers league. "Nanook OF the
North" was not made in a glare Of
calcium lights against a background
Of studio sets. There are no ARTIFICIAL
ties and no untruths but a stark.
staring disclosure OF the only life and
love known to a race Of people that
endure the greatest hardships. knows
only the most rigorous climate and
has the least in the world and yet
is the happiest. Drama. love. comedy
aud thrills follow each other in
rapid sequence and one sees the
END" appear on the screen with a
feeling of regret.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24
LASALLE

Delicious humOr of a rare type
characterizes "Alf's Button" the
new comedy attraction which comes
20 the IASalle today.
The most hilarious fun starts
when ALI discovers thas the second
button on his tunic possesses the
magic power of Aladdin's lamp.
and that rubbing Il will summon
the genie who is ready to obey his
every command. The power which
was Placed IN his hands enabled
him 10 get out Of the trenches. but
even a soldier VIII tire OF a surfeit
OF adventure and romance, and il
was not long before ALI returned
to his dirty dugout happy to be
there and not even regretting the
loss OF his harem and country es-
tate.
The part of All is played by Les
lie Henson. an accomplished come
dian whose performance is a con-
slant delight. The role of Bill. as
his chum, - portrayed by John Nc
Andrews, another skillful handler of
comedy parts The remainder Of
the cast is singularly capable. "Alf's
Button contains all the elements
requisite to a good comedy. and is
based on a novel by w. a. Oar
Hngton.
Saturday the rip roaring comedy
entitled The Worlds Champion, -
and starring Wallace Reid, will be
shown.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24
Screen
ORPHEUM
CBy the Press Agent1

The story Of East is West" now
showing at the Orpneum. is simple
and appealing. Ming Toys father
in Shanghai thought 10 sell her as a
wife-slavc on the love coat, but a
Yankee. Billy Benson helps her es-
cape and sends her TO San Francisco
n care OF his friend. There she be-
comes the center OF more plotting.
and - again rescued by her Ameri-
can and the secret Of her own birth
and theft when a baby brought out.
The thing that has made East is
West world famous as a play is not
its story. but the remarkable per
s0nallty of Ming Toy.
Constance Talmadge as the star OF
the perturbation has lmbued that
role with a vivacity, a vsrve. a
touch OF happiness and a quality OF
pathos that is irresistible. Her first
American achievements as observed
from the windows OF the dance hall
across the street from her China
town home are the gum-chewing.
the shimmy and a beautiful
flow OF slang Her use of all these
provides some Of the high spots OF
the production both in humor and
drama
\ two-reel Ben Turpin comedy,
Home Made Movies furnishes ad-
ditioHal laughs on this super-excel-
lent program.
Starting Sunday for three days
Bebe Daniels will be featured in a
story OF the South Africa diamond
mines. Pink Gods" from the novel
by Cynthia Stockley.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24

10 start before she is half that age
10 make her wedding dress In
Mandura the bridal gown - a very
complicated. gorgeous and valuable
garment.
To start with. when her daughter
Is still lisping and prattling the un-
formed phrases OF a tiny tot, the
mother must be thinking about
weaving the heavy. hand-woven silk
which is the base OF her daughters
wedding dress.
Base is the right word 70 use
perhaps foundation" would be bet
ter-because this is only the start.
After this beautiful material has
been woven there comes the tedious.
fine work OF embroidery. This takes
a long. long time. for Il cannot be
done quickly. The design IS elabor-
ate and intricate. Thousands OF tiny
stitches are taken. and the most
beautiful colors are worked into the
silk
Even when the gown is at this
stage OF construc elton II Is quite a
gorgeous and imposing affair. But
the final decoration has not been
started yet.
Now comes the gold which Is add
ed. Into the skirt, around the waist
and over the shoulders are
applQued. very beautifully. filigree
designs OF hand-beaten gold. They
are deity worked in TO fit the pat
tern OF the embroidery.
OF course, poor people cannot af-
ford TO give their daughters gold
for their dresses. and those IN med
ium circumstances cannot stud the
gold with precious Jewels as rich
mothers do. But every Mandura
mother can sew and put time and
love into the gown which her daugh-
ter will wear upon that ail-important
occasion-her wedding day.
On Mandura It takes many a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24
Secrets of the Mouies Revealed

A. Jackie Coogan will soon take
a trip 20 London in time for the
English premiere OF oliver Twist. 9"
q, Where was Agnes Ayres born
and with what company did she
start her career IN the movies
A. Agnes Ayres was born IN Chi
cago and began her movie career
with the Essaney company.
@. What star is now working on
Enter Madame
A. Clara Kimball Young.
.. There has been considerable
guess work about the age OF Eugene
o Brien. What Is Il?
a. Authoritatively, he Is 81
years OF age.
There is an interesting story
about how Mia Nalti broke into
the films A few years ago she
was virtually unknown in the mo-
ton picture world. The story
will be told tomorrow.
Copyright. 1929
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24

.. Ethel Terry believes that an
actor who isn't a star has a good
chance OF doing his best wo-k in a
variety OF parts. What is her
theory Of what constitutes real
aching IN the movies
a. An actor-not a stas-has
the chance OF doing his best work
in a wide variety OF parts" Gays
Miss Terry. Il have an idea OF what
am. In one picture I am a lead
Ing lady; IN another I am a heavy,
and in the next I may wear white
Wig and play a character. That IS
acting Merely walking into a set,
and playing ones own self isn't
acting. II shows no versatility TO
merely simulate the actions one
goes through in his own personal
life"
Q. what Juvenile star IS going
abroad soon TO participate IN the
English premiere Of his latest
screen success
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24
MAE MURRAY
IL FASCINATION"

Murray sensational success. Pea
cock Alley" from a story by Ouido
Fcrgerc. Miss Murray combines La
tin fire with Yankee pep in this pic
ture and the combination leads her
90 bolt from rigid restrictions OF he.
Spanish home 20 join the crowd 60
inC 20 the Easter Day bull fight
There she becomes fascinated BY n
handsome tcreadOr and this fascina-
zion leads her into a series OF vivid
adventures.
One OF the high lights Of this
gorgeous production is in cabaret
scene. where Miss Murray in native
costume does several spanish
dances.
Her big supporting cast includes
Helen Ware Creighton Hale. Robert
n. Frazer. Courtenay Foote. Charlea
lane. Vincent Coleman. Emily Fitz
roy and Francis Pugha-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24
AUDITORIUM

Only two days-today and tomor-
row remain in which you may see
''Nanook Of the North" the stirring
cture ~ Eskimo life at the Au-
d.to-ium theater. II is something Off
fereut than anything you have ever
see before. formed away up
near the North pole and depicting
the daily struggle OF the Eskimo for
existence. Nanook. the hero. is q
hunter and trapper. chief Of the
"Ttv.mults" HIS mail box Is stuck
In the snow 500 miles north OF civil
-zati1ns most norLherly outpost and
his thermometer registers from IS 20
GO degrees below zero. Tee camera
shows him first az a fur trading sa-
ton. where ne barriers Eis wonder
"a. pets for commodities and later
trapping the white fox. the eeai the
walrus and other Wild animals which
give BIN living and food. Robert J.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24
BLACKSTONE

Every Mae Murray picture is a
guarantee Of a beautiful and lavish
production, gorgeously gowned with
the best creations Of Paris and New
York. IN Fascination" the picture
that started a three day engagement
at the Blackstone last night this
famous star is again seen in pic
ture which even excels all her prev
ious efforts.
As the impulsive daughter OF a
Spanish American marriage who be-
comes fascinated by a handsome
toreador. she creates a lovely. new
character. and brings to the screen
a dramatic story which, for sheer
intensity would be difficult 20 sur
pass.
Fascination" was written by Ed
mund GOulding, who wrote Miss
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24

the few less than week stands
10 be accorded the big Joe. NJ.
Gates enterprise this season. Es-
pecial stress Is laid on the fact that
the company IS the Number One
only and original organization be
ing Identical with that which played
the Garrick theater. Chicago, for an
entire summer and later enjoyed q
protraeted run at the Lyric and
Forty-fourth Street theater, New
York City.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24

The United States has not always
preceded its entrance into war by
a formal declaration. having begun
hos.il.t.es against Great Britain .n
1912 by invading Canada and SEEING
British vessels in American ports.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24

The Night Rose" murder
mystery drama in which the solu-
ton OF criminal is not revealed
until the last reel. viii be the fea-
ture picture on the Castle screen
today. Lon CLANCY. who will be
remembered for his remarkable act
ing In THE Miracle Man" mas the
lead ng role and is supported by
Leatrice JOY. John Bowers Richard
Tucker and Cullen lands.
"Alfs Button" a brand new type
Of comedy. Will be the attraction
at the Castle on Saturday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24
MATINEE,

When Robert Ii. Mantell and
Genevieve Hamper begin their three
day engagement at the Oliver Opera
House next Monday evening, Nov.
p OF Shakespearean and classic
plays, they Will bring a repertoire Of
skillful selection as we'll as variety.
"Richelieu', the powerful drama OF
Bulwer Lytton, Will be presented on
Monday night with Mantell in the
title role and Miss Hamper as
Julie. his beautiful ward. on
Tuesday, MIR. Manlell Will be seen
as Macbeth" and Miss Hamper as
Lady Macbeth" The engagement
closes Wednesday night with Jul
JUS Caesar. No " ednesday mat
ince The seat sale Will open this
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24
THREE MINUTE JOURNEY
WHERE 1T TAKES SIX YEARS
TO MAKE A WEDDING GOWN

On the island OF Mandura in the
Dutch West Indies the girls marry
when they are very young. Twelve
years Is the average age when a girl
takes on the responsibility OF max
ing a home. In fact II she were I'M
married at fourteen she would be
considered an "old maid"
For this reason her mother has
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24
TO Ny PATRONS:

up IN THE CLOUDS" is undoubted-
~ most pretentiOus attraction.
Mr.. Gates Is sending the ORIGINAL.
NEW YORK CHICAGO and ONLY com
pany presenting mis- fun sister of TAKE
IT FROM NJ with a cast including
Chas. MeakiHs. famed Prince Danilo" OF
The Merry Widow renOwn; Gertrude
O'COnnOr and D'Andrea x Walters.
L. II. WOODS, Manager
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24


Gertrude Hoffman. the wonde r
wopan OF big vaudeville production.
vii be presented az the head OF her
latest and by far the greatest revue
with which she has been Identified
at the oliver for three days. start
ing Thursday mantinee. Nov. 80.
Hello Everybody" is the name Of
the production. II is the personal
unit prepared by Arthur Klein. gen
eral manager Of Shubert Vaudeville
In addition 20 Miss Hoffman there
Is a company carried OF fifty peO-
pie, including many well known
comedians and condolences. dane
ers and an enhancing chorus hand
picked by Miss Hoffman herself
Consequently they are n group OF
Young talanted beauties, particularly
dancing talent
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24
Stage
OLIVER
tBy the Press AEentJ

WHY WIVES GO WRONG
America had over a quarter mill
lion divorces last year, said Judge
Joseph SABBATH, who presides over
Chicago's famous divorce court.
Miss Madeleine Armistead. leading
lady FOR why Wives Go Wrong,
the great stage play coming to the
Oliver for three days, starting to-
day, feels that if housewives would
hear her speech al the end of the
third act at the ladies' matinee.
there would be less divorces. In
cidentally, at these matinees no
male being will be permitted within
the portals of the playhouse.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24

Seventy three trips across the
Pacific is the record of Otis A Poole.
q tea merchant OF New York
Infections Of the nose and throat
are the cause OF 40 percent. OF the
absenteeism among store workers
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24

A bird can recognize told az =
2 stance impracticabie for man or
beast.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24
Up IN THE CLOUDS

up in The Clouds" plays at the
oliver. Sunday Dec 8.
This city will have the homer Of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24
THANKsGNING ATTRACTIoN

Monday The mail order sale has
0een very satisfactory.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-19
WHOLE FIELD OF
PACT PROBLEMS
AGAIN Reviewed
TREATY SUPPORTERS JOIN
ISSUE DIRECTLY WITH
OPPOSITION SIDE.
y, Assoeisisd Pre-.

WASHINGTON. March is-The
whole field ~ controversies ccnteTlI.-
about The arms conference was re-.
viewed anew in the Senate today during
700 ulldly debate on the four power
Pacific treaty
For the first time since early iu the
week the treaiys supporters Joined bat
De- directly with Co., irrcc0ncilablc Oh.
uournis and score OF senators and
inly ns many issues Of thc treaty fight
were drawn into the running cross-firc
~ argument
Senator Robinson. Democrat ~ Ar.
kansas. started the field day OF oratory
with speech supporting his amend.
m'ut Co pledge the four signatory pow
ors against secretary diplomacy. he
was seconded IN the attack by senator
johnson. Republican. Of California who
asked why the FrnncoJapanese al.
lance az wen as the AngloIapaness
alliance had not been terminated ~
he four power pact. and later SEM.
tor Borah. Republican. Idaho. joined In
with un assault on the Shantung set.
Element mr. am example ~ the sort ~
diplomacy with which be- said tho
United States should not associate o..
self
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-19
AUT0M0BILE-STLE SHOW
REPORTS MONDAY EVENING

II is expected that the reports VIII
~ ready Monday evening Cor iho Anna
rilln.panhandle AutomOty, Association
az Us meeting.dinno BOZ 90, Amarillo
Hotel Monday evening at go O'Clock.
There was no meeting last MONDAY for
the reason that au NJ tho exhibitors
were pretty We'll exhausted ON account
81 the strcnuosity - The campaign
through which they passed
In addition to the members OF th,
eutumohile and accessories men. o. BE-
understood that tho style show people
win also De- In attendance II II not
Improbable that statements will o.,
made regarding the annual event 20
year hence for already II is being a..
sorted that the next and third annual
show must be- the biggest and best
yet
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-19
SANTA Re PLANS
TO LAY DOUBLE
I TRACK T0cOAST
NEW TRAcKAGE TO EXTEND
FROM CHICAGO TO POINT
IN CALIFORNIA.

~ hksoctate1 iftes
SAN FRANCISCO. March is.-The
Atchlson. Topeka and Santa r. 1all'
way Company has embarked on a pro
gram 10 double track its system from
California o. Chicago. according 10 w.
u storey. president ~ the company,
who II here today from Chicago His
statement confirmed previous reports
IN unofficial quarters Of the coniem'
plated move.
provisions have been made IN The
1922 budget for the LAYING Of Is miles
Of second track IN Arizona an part e
the general plan" Mr. storey said
The rate ~ development Of California
business viii largely determine how
soon this ultimate plan VIII De- carried
out"
business generally seems more hope
ful In tho territory served bv the Santa
Re. Mr. Storey said. but hope Cor fur.
Their reduction In passenger and freight
rates couii not b. held ont until vol
umc Of business Increased materially.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-19

bcr ~ commerce for the sponsoring of
this meeting and for the hearty co..
operation they have given to rcprcscn.
tatvos Of the West IN Fort Worth"
W G. Lawrence. vice president OF
the Roswell ~. NJ Chamber ~ Com.
m,rcc and one OF the New A.o0icans
D o., sent. pledged his city 90 bonus n
$4,000 10 100000 IL the road would
De- built 90 that point.