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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-11
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I'N 'NemHt bonds How nice b, sound.
N..Ha.ng Jo tho best estimates b,ft,,.r
fifteen "a twenty billion doIlar. i. now
.'''. i'd Hl civ county state aud o..
h''li bonds amt securities which ar,
.Ncnpt from taxation -Tu,uu,ari Am.
rfI0m
Tax exempt bonds 1rr etu.in. %
much adverse J-ILtinu tH. p4sf .q., .r
'nrt" years that 90 is evident the rulI.,
rniur 20 demand fhr IUa.f..u az
'hrn li1d NOT The Liberty bonds I...u
'"N rN'uut b. D.. duuHluI vI,fr.. On,
%. Ton would have n.st.d thr I.s..s
without -1t1t effort ir n.t. Or .s uroi..
t'l' that The government would Inv.
'ld Q" fore, ihc mri's put az Ga. pacI..
90 20 TIE people o. BIAS been noticeable
about Tho retirement 90 Gamble bust.
n's- men h'snu=. Cd tax EXEMPT bonds.
i.''i.fis star, nat many llrrc estates
hitr tfFn converted lotto tax ,Nawpt
oids te,a ls, oi thr high tty rates. ID
n' end ihr neume tax hy a., govern.
n.nt O. .r sf.f that th. railroads s.f
t-rd moro than ans iudu-fr, n ID.
.h, laitei Stat,s from Tax ,Nempt
bonds Millions ut dollars thar would a..
linarilr have gone into railroad bonds
hdtc i-cn invested Boz Tax oSempt bonds.
Part 90 th. trouble % reimbursement ~
ni.roads following the war has been
lat 90 ttN exempt bonds. author.t - d..
-lsrO. Thu, has t'cu little railroad con.
stTactiou ihc past four cor fv. wears,
The war alone dil n0' stop construction.
i' has zen hrrcly due 10 Inability Of
railroads o. ohiHn adrqust. financing
Although people may not lake o. vote
money fur bonds rnd then subject them
o. taxation '0o wli i seems thar his
phn b. sing fp D. necessary q. give
iegiiimaic busiuoss q s9unre dead. ~
though Investment n money iu tAemp
tscsTlilss may fahe g cut of business.
y b. aail 'ha To- lower rate q Interest
u made up f1r tha ease ln which the
innd b handi.L The owner az tax
ssemrf securities can clip the coupons
rs th'e Cab du. and collect the money.
Thus. MS INCOME j. made without auy
snai - ~ part iusf merely ~ ths
fai g possession q the capital
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-11

and who Bad kissed her hands
She was tr.r bling go that she be.
came frigh..r The fark.t u the
brook iu fls '..s sas,euarlcd her in
a measure. Size bent over neasY
double. hcy VIE 40 ira'. aad eau.
tousiy began ne dttour.
when a. la- gth the VIDE circle
through toe woods hld been safely
accomplished I'd Eve was moving
olt tircl-h '.r th.rhsr.rz ranks %
,JWaract t.. heart. which seemed
to eu1ocaie Uer. quioed. and she
leaned against shoulder % rock
strangely
After wa she drew from her
pocket hig l iaerchisf. and looked
20 e. Tho are % cambria bore
bis initials. J 8 BLOOD from her IN
remained on O. She bad not washed
out the spots
She pu, o. 20 her lips again. me.
'han.eal'y a faint oior q tobacco
SIN clurr fo 90.
liy every .Iw % loyalty. pride. ser.
respect she fhould have held this
man her enemy. Instead. sho held
his handkerchief against her lips
crushed Do there suddenly. closing
Der crcs Will. The color Su.eed and
surFed through her skin FROM throat
90 hair
Then. wrarliv. she lifted her head
and looso! out into the gray and
empty VISTA 0f her lie. where the
drclry Flrs seemed 10 stretch Mko
mi'.''r0s away. away into an end.
'Cse Is.t.
So rlt the handket.h'ef into her
pochtt saDaidercd her rlac. moved
on without iookluE about hcr-a
mistake which only the emotion 81
'hr moment couid scoouut Coz N a
SRI s' hatiius;cd 20 cauiion--for
she had ggrs oniy few rods hc.
fore a INNS siridcu' voice halted
hrI
"ilaits % Crosse en- air.
Drop thsf rife came another
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-11
C0MFTLEGS PLOTS AGAINST
THE TWINS.

COMET LEGS tied his star 10 the top
Of a tree ana climbed down 10 the place
by cav, where Twelve Toes. the
Sorccrcr. aud Light Fingers. the had
little fairy. were waiting for him
Then Twelve Toes told him how
Nancy and Nick had got the Fairy
Queens automobile back for her after
Light Fingers had stolen Il.
And Tc can't no a thing" Iormcd
Twelve Toes Its magic au,momo
lille and J want IT, but every time Light
Fingers tcals Il for me something hap.
pens"
III Light Fingers viii come with me
J think W can manage IL nicely" siid
ComctLogs Il saw the Twins only n
few minutes ago. They had lett the
Milky Way and were coasting down
toward the earth on nice. smooth.
broac moon beam
Come ana hop on my star behind
me, Light Fingers Wen 20 up 10
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-11
SCRAPPlNC PRIMARY IS
BLOW TO FREEDOM

a clamor Tor the repeal Of the
direct primary Is going up this
year from the Old Guard mem
hcrs OF both Democratic and Re.
publican parties These element.
don't like the way that the people
have used their political freedom
IL is said that NO one other thar
President Harding himself Is ~
favor the repeal OF the primary
Controlled conventions mean
that we have a government OF
professional politicians. financed
by special interests whom they
must serve " be kicked ont In
and machine system, there must
be campaign donors. for 1t take,
finances TO oil the machinery
Conventions were packed and
nominations were brought during
the old convention regime Of pol
itics.
In primary contest, most of the
money is spent for postage and
printing 10 carry information
about candidates and principles
10 the voters. Surely that IS 9
better method Of making nomina
iionS.
True, the primary system e.,
capable OF improvement E>pcc-
ially does u seem SO where we
now have q great rumpu, over
the nominees az both the Demo
Gratis and the Republicans. II is
expected that the next session of
the legislature will get busy and
revise the election laws. The
people don, want any more mix.
ups like Texas has had this wear
Opponents OF the primary svs
TEN practically charge the Amer
iean people inability for SELF rule
America had jus, as well have
nonarchism. the same thing that
wrecked Europe and which +, e.
dIsoarding, as 20 call the people
unqualified for the primary J6k.
crs should be kept ont oi the pri.
mary election laws. and that
seems 20 be wha, j, wrong with
The Texas laws.
Here is an example al how IN,
politicians are auxiou, H. run
things. Senator ". +. Gorah of
Idaho advocates the dircc, pri.
mary Tor the nomination Of can.
didates. Ills state has passed q
law repeating the primary Borah
- now ln the midst Of clmpaipp
10 return 10 the dircc, primary
lie vii be candidate Tor rcnom-
nation two years hence. II Id.
aho does not have the primary
Horaho will not have 2 chance q,
reelection. The politician, vii
laek the state convention and
borah wall be defeated Give the
people Of Idaho a chance and Bor-
an viii be renominated
Any sorapping OF the primary
val be great blow Al the freed.
ON OF the people The people
must not gave up the direct pr
mary. In tact. Il must be- ex-
tended.
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Bridge Contract Let.
Special 10 The Ncwr

CANADIAN oct l0-Thc commits
sionorS court ~ Homphill county has
let contract tor tho construction OF a
high bridge over tho Washia River On
a." t1uad'1n.C agchyZyhach road. The
bridge consists OF two 40 foot spans sup.
ported hv concrete pillars. There win be
m apnro'th on either side ono hundred
feet long making tho total length 81
The bridge 800 feet The bridge will be-
- Zee, above low water and three feet
above tn high water mark. This bridge
vii Tor man important link In this road
\ Dallas fm secured the contract.
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vernon Has Ing Fir.
Special 10 The Nsvs

NEi'NbN. oct. iO-FIrc. said 10 hay.
o''h started By the explosion OF an oil
S'oN" IN The Little Lunch Room here.
,slus"d tire loss of approximately Sli..
~ ''iy Thursday morning. The J. A.
',u'Ar't building was complete loss.
nso A. =. stanford and Co.'S feed Store.
othcr iir'ns 20 suffer were: Drs. ". e.
rii' and y. y. Peterson. voterinarian-
the Liitl" Lunch Room and a barber
mon owned hy W d. IIoIltr
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Go on With the Story
NILAITEn n

CIIN ard straight Os 10 IoaHr toy
> 90 Doc nay shirt and trec,hes.
Et. continued on Lightly through
tae woods. Deg r9e o,.r hr- srol.
drr bier eyes O., sea,aab..e always
alert
The morning turned warm, She
pulled Oh Dor 80. o.. lat shoe. ,u,
her clipped ,..s stripped open the
shirt O.. her snowy throat where
sweat ghmmcsci Lac melted frost
The forest WAS lovely jon tle morn.
lrs suaaalt-.oys,y oul stlli-sl,o
for The blue lays-for the summer
birds bad gone and only birds DIES
tined ,o Ions Northern winter now
remained
Ewes tread was .rht o. She moist
tran. nsr Ga.,l; as missed nothing
mo, ,he cairy imprint OF deer,
fr,.. ,-.s. ..,. Ola. ...,..,,...i.,-. I....,..
DO" %. ianl'''ns ii,.oo"s--loI me
Big barred oN. bgdI.,I oa a pine
f.-.h .,.-r.,s -.r yr.-. .r. So.
'''''.S '''''''' o. '... ''" '''e"'
s.H.s.. dd s.. miss tre sH.r and
,......- ..,. ..r-. az r.f.,.l
W pug 'i.'"
''' '''. i'''' ''. ''.'
."' "s. scaled I'.',i "'.." 'i.''u
N'd .' Is.'1 '' h... li' sac" H"''eA
gently 1' ODE .'r'do n. ..1,il- hci
Ir'f DIP O., ts'. stop. ail Away
ae. suY.u.s sons rUI remained ou
eHsHI aHd sv4.. al 81; lal row and
tlfr she dropped hr. band io feel
Of tse pouch and urtp
From star Peal. IS I'm flank an icy
stream gl..fer- down On Tho level
fa.r az fha wood. here. aud il was
Der. Hnat .ys hal mean, 90 or,uch
Ter tH.r.. with mou'hfaI of sweet
water.
Hrt or sIe arurofrhed the tiny
ford. wl...y. I'D, sIv o. saddi,d horse
tied fa f.. s.rlrr and a man soatsd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-11
Lubbock to Have band.
Special 10 The Nav.

LUBBOCK. oct l0--iutbcck IS go.
Ing 10 hove a hand. according to q. r.
S"nsahugh, hacker OF q plan which
viii b. presented 20 the people here
llaicigh Brown, local musician. Is slated
~ tho director and the membership will
be- made up OF the Younger generation.
st.y the sponsors 81 the movement.
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Panhandle News

Mitchell and Martha Thomas are the
lucky Cc,ilc County bows and girls who
won n free trip 10 the Dallas Fair OF.
fcred by taducah business men. Tor the
bcs, exhibits OF larm pr"luc,s and poul.
ir' her" recently. The exhibit was held
under The direction 81 County Agent W.
@. Logan Fred Rcaros. County Agent
OF fwrd county acting as Judge
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-11
Social 10 The Neu.

WELL lNGToN. OCT. io.-The semi.
'hnual meeting oi thu federated won
enc club, Of Childrcss. Hall. Hardeu,an
an" 'oilingsworih counties viii convcu.
nere oct II. Reception win bc held u
he hone OF Mrs. u L. Gully at la. IA.
luncheon at 1880 IN the bascnen, OF ia,
Methods Church and the afternoon de.
'oi'l 20 entertainment and business se..
sion
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-11
Special 10 The New

TAiiokA. oct, les. ~. windlLaIn.
81 tnis place. recently took Is car load-
81 Hereford stoCsers 10 Kansas CITY
where th"y dew the attention Of uauv
BUYERS. There were si2 head and they
aNcr,lg'Vi so pounds. They were bought
~ Margravc Eros. big feeders n ITx-s.
'on Neir and viii D. fed by them On
ther Nelimska farm
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-11
>hton Gets Fire Equipment.
Special 20 The News

SLAPoN GOT lo--Thc city ol saton
mas Just received their firc equipmen,
OF II France hook aud ladder truck
win Tore rImp aud chemical plant. IL
In caNcty %, 900 gallons per min.
ute AMI unr1tos under iso pound pre-
hur". \ volunteer tire department viii
be organized.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-11
M'd"e.t Highway Plainly Marked.
Special % The NrNr

SPEA'MAN. Oct. l0--The Midwest
Nalional Highway is now plainly mark.
'd az q permanent manner from Hutch
ihson To Amarillo by way OF Spcarn.aIl.
Ihis promises 10 BE- one Of the mos,
popular routes from the midwest to the
I"ciisc coast and should become one OF
ne mos, important highways IN III.
country. Local citizens MADE Donations
toward the erection OF the markers
which are iron bars Sc, in concrete. Mr..
= W NoshScker is in charge OF the
work.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-11
Hereford sheriff Gets Evidence.
Special 10 The News

HEREFORD. oct To- sheriff e s.
Iurccll and Deputies J. =. Hill and W.
u. Phipp' captured 90 gallon s,in
and quantities ct mash and corn whs.
e"v ovc- 30 Oldham county. last wcok
They were led to the place by WON.
IN confederate ot the three men who
had been arrested earlier IN the week
iOr alleged Illegal transportation Of H..
ouoi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-11
Gets Baseball Returns.
Special TO The News

MEMPHIS. oct io.--fooal baseball
ians received the results Of the world
series games hy radio here through
Paul \. James. Jr. James picked up re.
ports on his receiving set and phoncd
them 20 the Sweet Shon where they
were given % tn public.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-11
Scout Council Organized.
Special "a The New

MEMPHIS, oct. l0--Thc business
men Il this city held a meeting recently
and organized a noys scout Council
Pro. Bolton was elected Scout commits.
sioner arc has already organized throc
good troops Of Scouts. Every boy bc.
tween the ages Of H. and rs years IL
wanted "a DO "a Scout
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-11
Neff in Dsns>on


DALLAS. Texas. DC, ia.-coyeruor
Neit arrived herc today from Denlsou
and viii leave iomorrew.
lie had no comment 20 make on court
marital proceedings al Dcnison. which
h. ordered recenily nor on his viat
there today oth.r than 70 Say that the
troops VIII ~ maintained at D~nlss.a
indefinitely"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-11
IIemphill Has Fair Exhibit.

CANADIAN. oct To- -llcrnphil coun.
~ has sont an exhibition 10 the Dallas
Fair which is in charge Of ?. T.. Nc
Means, county agricultural agent. I,
has been II years since lIemphhl coun
" has sent an exhibition 20 any state
fair. Tho recent county fair held In
Canadian VAS 80 satisfactory that IL
was deemed advisable 90 make an ex.
h'hiton this year. Hcmphill county IS
tho only one In this part of the Pan.
handle thnt has an exhibition a. the
Dallas fair
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-11
Paduc1h Couple Married.
Special 70 The New.

PADrCAH. oct i0.-llr. Ivy Gum
and Mrs NGgio wrccn were married
here lar w'ck. Tho Rcv. l.. Merritt per
iormed the ceremony. Mr.. Gum is a
hishiv respected and substantial citizen
oi faducah. Airs Gum Is Of the Glnsite
community
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-11
NEW MEXICO NEEDS GOOD
DEMOCRATIC GOVERNMENT

New Mexico is sadly in need OF
lew terms OF good Demo.
craiic government. The roit-
ness 81 conditions - evident
fuung the past few years
81 Republican rule is enough TO
make lovers 81 good government
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-11
TAXABLE Property OF.
Special 10 The New

MEMPHIS OFT l9.-Thc value Of
'axabic property in Hall county shows
. falling OF o. $li.439 below last year
The reduction comes from "A reduction
IN the numbers and the values OF live
stock
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-11
Judge fa,ors Road Bonds.
Special 70 he Ne,--

PLAlNNiEw. Oct io-I. D. Grif.
fth county jnder. told tho Riwanis
Club her hsi wick lint he favored a
Rad honi ISSUE In The sum 81 500 600
10 build good roads IN Hale county. and
that u a petition werc prcrcnt.d 10 him.
b. would order tho election.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-11
/ Can't Get Brick.
Speclal % he Nerr

MEMPHIS. oct. lo--Thc inability 10
pet brick Is becoming SERIOUS 10 tho
paving contractors hero Tho railways
arc using al their ears Tor stock. coal
and pcrishablc freight
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-11

bc careful about raising money
y texas man got 10 years for
raising dollar bills a. lo spots,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-11

Canadian hen land an egg every
day Tor io7 days but then all
Canadians work harder
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-11

Nbout 1000 bales If cotton
were burned IN Drew, Miss. and
SO the boil wccyils are mad
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-11
wn Trips 10 Dallas Fs6.

PADuTAh. Oc'. ie-Frank Robinson
Roy Holicy. Frank Hale. Beatrice
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-11

j ], hard Co. remember &, FOR.
get.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-11

"Dsop "a, nns cam. another
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-11

CIIN and straight Os ID IUaar toy
y 900 Doc nay shirt AND trecehey.
EE. continued on Iea.y through
tae woods. h.r .He over hr- srol.
The New York herald., 1922-08-20

open on Labor Day. September 4. and
run to September inclusive. Exhibits
will include poultry, sheep, cattle. hogs.
and the fruits Of garden. field and
orchard
Late arrivals at the hotels include:
Penn-Stroud-J A. Dyke, Judge AL
bert S. Lloyd, Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Mau-
rer. DR.. John w. Gavach, H. D. Shay.
NJ K Demetrion, Mr.. and Mrs. e. F.
Teedeman. Mr.. ard Mrs. w. p. Horn.
A. T. Dickson. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Johnston. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank p. Moran.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Morrell. F. l..
Tompkins, William Schaum and j. q.
Murphy.
Indian Queen--Mr. and Mrs. w. o.
Smith. A. J. Bolich. N. NJ. Loney. =.
A. Sandborn, J. D. Page. Mr.. and Mrs.
S. w. Cobb. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. DeMott,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hall. John Halll-
gan. Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Weller. Y.
S. Weekersham. William J. Plat.
George Z. Weber. Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Livingston and Mr.. and Mrs. H. w.
Geshuried
The New York herald., 1922-08-20

the Poland Spring House and the Man
sion House che majority OF whom are
here for the remainder OF the season. are
Mr.. and Mrs. I. L. Eyre or West Chester
Pa. who go from here 70 the Mount
Kineo House. Moosehead Lake; Mrs. j.
r. Heister-Jones, NJ. Heister-Jones and
Miss Rebecca r. Schall OF Norristown.
Pa. Mr.. and Mrs Ben l.. Fairchild OF
Pelham. y. Y; Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. J.
Chapman OF Glen Ridge. N. "; Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. Corliss OF New York and Mr.
and Mrs. w. A. Long of Baltimore, Md.
Mrs. Arthur Train OF New York was
recent guest at the Poland Spring House.
She was Joined later by Mr.. Train. the
two then going on TO their summer home
az Bar Harbor
Mrs F. NJ. Lockwood and Miss Lock
wood Of Jersey City. n. j.. are at the
Poland Spring House.
DR.. and Mrs. John z. Wilson OF New
York are being welcomed on their re-
turn to the Poland Spring House for
the remainder OF the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. c. Carpenter and
the Misses May and Winifred Carpen-
ter Of East Orange, n. j.. are visiting
the Mansion House. Poland Spring. Me.
Miss Fannie r. Robinson and Miss
NJ. a. Robinson OF East Orange. N. j..
and Mrs. jefferson Clark OF New York.
guests OF other years at Poland Spring.
were welcomed on their return TO the
Mansion House for the month OF
August
Mr. ana Mrs W. g. Davies OF New
York. who are yearly guests at Poland
Spring, have returned to the Poland
Spring House for the remainder Of the
season.
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
Big Crowd Hears
Schumann-Heink
At Ocean Grove
Ethel Rust : Mellor's Concert
One of the Musical Treats
Of the Week.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
OCEAN GROVE, N. j.. Aug. 19.-Not
only was the great auditorium filed to
capacity but the grounds outside were
thronged when Nine. Ernestine Schu-
mann Heink began the concert tonight
with a selection from grand opera. Other
numbers on the program were "Ah Rem
dimi," from the old Italian opera MI
trane," by Rossi "Brangaene Ruff" from
Wagner's Tristan und Isolde; the con-
tralto arias from Saint-Saenss Samson
and Deliliah," "Brindisi." from Domi-
zettrs "Lucrezia Borgia," and group OF
American and German songs.
On the program for the coming week
is the oratorio "Absalon." by j. l.. Hall.
director of music at the auditorium,
which will be presented Thursday eve
ming. The dramatic cantata, given by
400 voices as we'll as fifty selected voices
from Philadelphia. will also have the
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
Remarkable Golf
Play Is Reported
by Poland Spring
C. L. Robertson Drives Into
Boat, Gets Out With Niblick,
Makes a Three.

Special Dispatch Ia THE New YORK HERALD,
POLAND SPRING.. Me-. Aug. ls.-Both
the Poland Spring House and Mansion
House are filled to their capacity and
the mems championship and Halsell cup
tournament, now In progress. have at
tracted golf enthusiasts from many parts
Of Maine.
The most remarkable golf play of this
season, or any other. was made this
week by c. z. Robertson. a guest at the
Poland Spring House. It was at the
sixth or water hole. The drive had
landed in a boat moored Mt the further
shore. Mr.. Robertson. undiscouraged.
climbed into the boat, sized UP the lie
and moved the seat. Then he chose a
niblick. landed within a few feet of the
hole and sanyS the putt for three.
r. D. Garden OF New York, father OF
Mary Garden the singer, has been
spending several weeks at the Poland
Spring House
Among the several hundred guests at
The New York herald., 1922-08-20

assistance of the +. Nevin Wiest brass
quartet and the Criterion male quartet
Harold A. Fix will accompany on the au-
ditorium organ.
musical treat OF the week was the
joint recital held In the auditorium
Thursday evening. at which Ethel Rust
Mellor. soprano. and Henry Souvaine.
pianist. presented musical program.
with the assistance of the Ampico.
conference on moral welfare in New
Jersey. which was called by the State
Council OF Churches. was held all last
Thursday. Many addresses were given.
including one on Law Enforcement" by
Major Roy A. Haynes. Federal Prohibi-
tion Commissioner.
The annual camp meeting will open
next Friday with morning. afternoon and
evening sessions. conducted by Bishop
Joseph F. Berry.
Among lectures for the coming week
Is that on Pending Problems to be
given Thursday evening in the audi
torium by William Jennings Bryan.
Arrivals at the hotels from New
York include:
North End--Mrs. O. f. Keeler, Miss
Mary Lou Keeler. Mr.. Chandler Keeler,
Mr.. r. l. Simmons. Mrs. Jonas Green.
Miss Dorothy Green. Mr. w. II. Fuller,
Mr.. John ]. Ferguson. Mr.. John A.
O'Leary. Mr.. and Mrs. L. ". Cannon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H. Robinson.
La Pierre-Mr. John R Haul Miss
Harriet B. Hauf, Mr.. and Mrs. S. B.
Knight. Mr. and Mrs Edward Cash.
Miss Helen A. Ladd. Mrs. j. NJ. Stony.
Jr., Mrs. William Burroughs.
Arlington-Mr. J. L. Wheeler. Miss L
Humphries. Mr.. Harold D. Brown. Mr..
and Mrs. J. 3. Colgan. Miss Virginia Z.