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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-18

Mrs. Stephen H. Brown. who re-
turned from Europe a few DAYS ago
gave luncheon yesterday at Pierres
Her guests included Mrs James Brown
Mrs. Peter Cooper Bryce and Mrs
Franklin S. Richardson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-18

Others who entertained at luncheon
at Plerre's were Mrs. Martin B. Sapor-
tas, Mrs. Shannon Lord Meany and Miss
Isabel Pell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-18

Mrs. Leroy W. Baldwin gave small
luncheon yesterday at the Ritz Carlton
tor her daughter, Miss Lucille Baldwin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-18

Mrs: Robert R. Hit, who was at the
R1tz-Carlton for few days, has re-
turned TO Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-18

Miss Eleanor Landon, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Francis G. Landon. will
De married to Philip Mace. Parker to-
day in Grace Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-18

Inc marriage of Miss Ida Flejt-
mann, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. vii
ia NJ. Fieltmann. to John Van Setback
bloodgood will take place this after
noon in st. Thomas's Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-18

Mrs. H. A. Conan entertained at
luncheon yesterday at the Ritz, her
guests including Mrs. A, T. Baldwin,
Mrs. Stuart Hill Jones, Mrs. Robert NJ,
Phillips and Mrs. L. B. Alexander.
Mrs. Daniel C. lacking, of Cali,
fornia, gave a luncheon yesterday at
the Avignon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-18

A ball in aid of the National Navv
Cub VIII take place tonight at the
az Carlton: Peggy Marsh and Albert
Johnson viii dance and there will be
other features. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-18

MISS NIafN " atsOn Betrothed
Mrs j. Henry Watson, of 81 West
Seventy-ffth Street. announces the en-
gagement of her only daughter, Miss
Mary Elmendorf Watson, to the Rev,
Jackson H. Randolph Ray, dean Of
81. Matthew's Cathedral, in Dallas, Tex
NO date has been set for the wedding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-18

other weddings to-day will be those
OF MISS Elizabeth Powell Campbell and
Sigourney 3. Olney in the chantrv Of
grace church, and Miss Irwin Fearn,
daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. George Fearn
IT, TO George B Cortelyou jr.. of this
city, in All Saints Church, Nob;1o Az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-18
RUNQUIsT-suddenlv. on April Is. az
SCHIFY-

sCHLEY-On April -, 1922 James Mont
fort Schey ir.. late lieutenant 18th IN
fantry. lst Division, l. S A heloysc
husband Of Edith Tuttle Schley o
Lyme. Conn. at Columbia s C. in hi
42d year Funeral services at 1880 a
m. Tuesday. April Is. St. James
Church. fist st. and Madison av, New
York I1terneOf Conn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-18
SHOFTFLD-Anna r Campbell Funer,
Church. WednesdaN. II a. m.

sen" ARZ-After short illness. IN
April rs. 1922. Albert Schw=rz. beloved
son 81 solomon and Honriotta schwar-.
deceased aud beloved brother II Mr. Y
tonn, Mrs J Colu aud FuGua Schvs-.
uneral SerN ices "uexdsy. ApiiI j.. p,
r 'n. at his la-e resistance. 173 Eas-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-05
WHEN DOES SUCCESS COME.

40 highly individuailstic are men
hat no definite rule can lie established
y which TO determine when success.
my come to a person. Some have
sccisrci TINT opportunity knocks hui
once a, the door 81 an individual. hut
the facts seem TO contradict this state.
neni.
The following editorial written by A
well known editorial writer. will prove
interesting TO those who have thought
II the three men whose Names are men.
toned
Henry Ford WAS 70 years old when no
Organized his auto company. II took
him that long Ia get onto the cures
n the spi'hai. pitcher. success.
some pc"rlc would never do as we'll
u they lived forever. II all depend. ON
the person. ais brain and the environ.
mcni into which he is rolled as one OF
fste's dice.
Andrew Carnegie was only moderate.
~ successful NJ 90. He was &C when
ne consolidated the United States Steel
CORPORATION and retired.
An exception was John d Rookie.
teller who owned an oil refinery when
y" was 20 and founded the Standard OH
Co. when he was 81.
Age means nothing. What counts
most Is bow much YOU cram into ,ha,
most important ycar-when oppor,u.
nifty knocks"
opportunity r. often recurring. ana
with physical aud mental strength
mere A. pr"nise Of success. attending
rich, thinking and attitudes and sppli.
ea'lon to Intensive efforts along any
definite line.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-05
Hereford Car Party
Little Hurt Though
Automobile Wrecked
Special 10 Ths News

special 10 ihs News
HEREFORD. April A. They say
that an automobile cannot climb a tree,
"ut there are seven young people II this
vicinity who viii never believe that as.
sertiwn again.
For a new Buick car. carrying the
t,,en young people referred to- tore up
onc goodsIzcd tree by the roots. literal.
~ climbed another 20 feet high. Ind
brought UP what was left Il the cur,
al standing aud without turning over.
sunday afternoon about o'clock.
The car. the property Of Ed Smith u
Dimmiit Was driven by Miss Maud
Dalton. who was accompanied by Clar.
encc Smith, the owners son: Misses
Jewell Porter. Lula Orr and Mildred
l,ambo. Ira Council and Donald vii.
liams The party was returning from "A
hall game AZ Symmetrical While run.
ming nj high rate ~ speed the turn
NJ the railroad crossing Just outside Of
town was made and the car left the
rad. Although III. emergency brake
Was thrown ON the speed 81 the car
was evidently not checked particle.
AZ otherwise u could not have shown
the power Il did Several posts and
three strands OF the wire fence along.
side tn car were torn cut. a tree
three inches In diameter pulled Up by
The roots. thu machine scootcd up n
'.cond tree. jumped several feet with.
out topchinr ~, ground. hit n third
tree. and never turned over.
The third tree WIS all In the world
that slycd seven young folks from n
tragic end. In the opinion Of spectators.
The Buick was literally torn 20 pieces.
very little ~ II remaining that will be
81 use Five ~ the party were thrown
y over the Landscape. and yet. miracle
~ u seems, none was seriously In.
iur,i. although al were severely
bruised and shaken up.
The second tree. the one the car
climbed. must have broken off under
ground ana been bent down. 40 /,
Strengthened NJ somewhat afterwards.
while the branches away up In the air
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-05

nlghi"
The go. changed his voice 40 II was
very sweet. "Would you like company
h. asked. Perhaps II would go with
you. could bc q use. one can never
tell when h. may meet AN enemy"
Yes, you may come" agreed Nick,
although no one said anything about
H."
And Wen take thu cake along -
suggested the scat. "You can put l,
into a basket and | can carry II on my
hack. just wait, Ill get The basket my.
self"
lie ran into the cave and slyly slip.
ped the Cloth 81 DREAMS into large
basket and when h. returned Nick laid
the cake carefully on II.
Are you sure We may take IT, askc
Nancy.
oh. yes nodded the goat 9Th,
gypsy woman baked II Tor us ersclf. d
IN tell you n secret. my dcars. The
missing record WIS inside the middl,
layer.
ITO d. Continued
Copyright. 1899 NEA Scrviccl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-05
4 NEW START

well. now WHAT asked the goat.
III you mean what are We going L.
DO" replied Nick. Il guess we're going
IN our travels. You see. Nancy and |
are an our way 10 hunt the lost record
II Lonrhcad the Wizard"
whats that asked the goat. p.s'
tending not 10 know.
'oh. II tells whether the Diddycvers
with the blue hair are handsomcr thru
the krsknults uf the green boards.
Whoever Ii. must give w To- the other
and rule all IL Fairyland. Then It's q
be decided who shall marry Princess
rherma. She lives In the Castle Of Mir.
rurs and can see everything that hap.
pens, even on the other side Of the
world"
Can she see u.s." asked the goat
With a worried look. This part abuu,
tLc mirrors he did not like.
Il suppose So" said Nick. But were
very late and mus, be starting. can't
think how Nancy and I happened a.
stay here 81 long when We siart.d Il
vas morning and now it's nearly
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-05
County Records

]. N. JOYCE e, ux e. Mrs. Jack
smith. lot Is block Sc, q. a 5. addition.
$1,000.
Mrs. Thos. =. Flynn. to May Rooney
Tut. 5. 30 fc,, 10, :. block g. q. q s.
addition. $40.
May Rooney Tut t. Thomas T..
Flynn, lot :. block 20. q. a :. addition.
80
u. l.. Middleton. It ux 20 Walter Nc.
CARNEY. ~, ,. block a., Tartcr addition.
$1,000
Rubin T.. Yates To- John c. Dillon. 10,
:, block 49,. q. & :. addition. $500.
". '. Low,ry. o. Leila Gaignat. lot
:, block 22s ;. !. Heights. tl25.
T II. Baker 10 Mrs \. J. Morris.
lnrt section .. block ,. a. -. a 81.
80 as.
9. =. Rcnfro Il ux 90 Nellie Renfro.
- 3. bl0ck lis Hughes. s. 600.
James T.. Reese 10 J. =. Lemons. lots
liza block $40. Holland. $3.50.
NJ. H. Weaver. g. Ross u. Rogers. y.
o feet bot 3. block %. Elkie $500.
.. ; sloan 81 TX to Frank Adkiss0n.
ct ~. block eis 4 J. Heights, si4lO.
Mechanics l.icns.
n. T. Peery. Ct ux - /. u. Newly.
art lot !. block g. Esklc. g GOO.
4. u Bruce. u ux 20 Long Bell Lbr.,
Co, lot block Is. : Heights $40.
Deeds 10 Trust.
J ". joyce o. y 4 Cooper. TT. Io,
49, block %. q. A. :. $500.
Ross y Rogers. to N ~ Weaver. lot
:. block 81. Eskle. $1,000
Transfers.
Amarillo l.hr 90. 10 Mirs ~ Turner.
9. SO feet Dot (. block 205 Holland. $4,000.
]. q Dyer. a. Amarillo Lumber Co.
TO-. ~ feet lot .hluck .0s Holland. $3.50.
Releases.
e. y. Siinsun g. J. y. Reese. lots 81,
. block ssI Holland
Ncwby Lumber g.. o. J. d. smith,
. 10. biutk a.. ;. ).
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-05
ARE WE FOR AMARILLO.

Are we really for Amarillo. Are We
looking forward 10 better things FOR our
community Are We actually concern.
ell IN this city. or merely actuated by
selfishness7
Amarillo has before her a real build.
Ing program. In fact. she i az this
very time engaging In II. what Is our
attitude towards III Amarillo n 90 b.
. real center-she's tina; to-day. hut her
importance IL 10 b. multiplied. In vicu
Of this fact. we must build with Wis.
lon. The institutions raised In ANA.
rillo should refiec; civic pride. They
should inspire surrounding communi
ties.
Yes. II Il a fact that Amarillo could
build cheap. makcshift structures. She
could now b. installing six.lneh sewer
mains instead o. fifteenInch. she
could be restricting her paying invest
ments. she could In other words. h. n
cheap John burg. with no definite aim
with regard 10 civic aftracuveness. and
.--save money. for the time being. But
you'd that satisfy the people OF ANA.
riila! No. Il would not. and when a
few reaetionists have buhhed out their
discomfort. the city should 60 forward
es q man possessed Of vision and means
advances In tine construction OF his
house. his home.
Can We really chin 20 ~ friends Of
Amarillo while We stand against that
which Is best for the community. hay.
ing nothing but our own selfish inter
ests before our care? Can we. while
prating about building a city. and using
our influence 20 throttle tina; which Is
most desirable. BE- friends OF the com.
munify.
This city needs real frIcnds-ihosc
who viii submcrge their personal In.
ferests. where these hurtfui conflict
with the advancement OF the general
good This city needs men who viii
spend al least a portion Il their time
far the advancement OF that which n
hest for the community without any
promise for direct personal gains. We
ere face 10 face with the call Tor men
men who viii stand for thu community
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-05

ITS a GOOD INVESTMENT,

The sentiment IN favor Of the con.
iemplatcd waterworks and sewSr,rr
system Tor Pampa. was again a,,es,es
at the mass meeting las, Friday even.
ing at the high school auditorium when
me vote was taken ~ 20 how many
present were DESTROYS that the projec,
oe carried forward A. rapldly as possl.
Die. The result was almost unanImou.
ana gives the municipal adminIs,ra.
lion the moral hacking which they an
heartily dsire. Some have mlsunaer.
s'o"d the delays occasioned thus far
'''' they may res, assured that every.
ming has hccn done and will b. done n
rrsh this imporisn, work. n is n HE
Undertaking and requires the unwind.
me o. much red tape NJ Austin. ana
thcr are not breaking any spe.d roc.
ords a; that end ~ the line. VIVA,
ihe Necessary steps will he Is ye, IN.
N'sn" , bat when the desired lnform,.
i'"n from the Attorney Generars oss,c.
T" received announcement win bs
nasde.--pamfa News
IN iusestrnen; IN an adequate w.
'-f sppiay. 10 good investment. The
PEOPLE 81 the community viii 20 fina
u. Those who arr not In favor Of IN.
'es'lng ~ the machinery lnclden, 10 a
Assier supply ARE not Informed NJ 10 the
inpofiAnoo n ihe subject o. they feel
that there az. better plans for The ~.
'ainneni - The same ends. Every
community should see 10 l. that a m.
an adequate water supply not taking
any changes on putting over such an
enterprise.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-05
JAzz AND ITS ANTIDOTE.

We Of America. as perhaps we OF
the entire world are ready victims o. a
catchy fad.
We fell" for jazz. with q jerk. We
even draggcsi Il from the dance halls
Unto the homes. From the homes 4,
slipped into the churches. II swept
~ as prairie fre sweeps the dry
grass covered plains under a heavy
wind
Blu, who Of all OF u jazk-crazed. self.
styled intellec;uals knew or cared any.
sthing about the history or the real char.
scter Of this jazzy stuff Read the fol.
lowing and first hlush. and thcn-hope:
Jazz music. imported from the IN.
derworld dives OF Buenos Aires. began
90 sweep America IN 1919.
Sailors brought Il into New Orleans
spread up the Mississippi river. Negro
rousisbouts on the ievees ehanted new
Varieties 81 jan "hiues"
Tramps. IN their camps which they
c.il 'junsies." caught the infection.
They called jazz -snowbird music
snow" being the underworld name for
cocaine and a 'snowblrd' meaning dope
fiend.
"lnfectiously the epidemic 81 Axs
spread over the country. evolving from
JAM melodies TO a fern OF ,azz char.
acterized by fs,aiisrn. Indifference. reck.
lessness and immortality. 81
simultaneously. the jszz germ SVEN,
Europe. In The -Four Horsemen Of the
Apocalypse you read lbanez's fine A..
scription Of France being worked 10 a
high pitch of JAM emotlonalism.
'rsychiatrists recoghized the Jazz
epidemic a. one az the peculiar waves
80 social nsurssthcnia. o. hysteris,
which periodically sweep countries o,
even the whole world The tango Graz,
mas one Of these psychic epIdemics.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-05
MEMBER or THE ASSOCIATED
DRESS
NoTiCE To TIIR rtBIIC.

Any erroneous reflection upon the
character. standing. or reputation Of
sny individual. firm. concern or cor.
pcratiun. that may appear in the col
smns ~ The News. wall be gladly COT
rec;ed. when called 10 the attention Of
the editor. II II not the intention Of
this newspaper 90 wronEfully use. OF
injure Any individual. firm. concern o.
corporation. ana corrections win be-
made where warranted - prominently
- was the wronsfully published refer
ence or article.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-05

The international wave 81 social hys
terra eliminated In the World war,
violent International insanity.
The reaction j. ON. World solers.
Nerves calm slowly dawn. People are
becoming normal again-ihinking
healthy thoughts. jazz "a passing.
During the iazz epidemic there has
been 10, OF worrying about Young
America. Youth In general seemed Ia
have gone Of on tangent % wild
prudigalism.
"onc morning the country woke up
and was amazed Co learn that the
youngsters had gone crazy. on wireless
The rudiophono had corr1ilcd juvenile
enthusiasm
TIL. wireless craze has dcvelop..i
far enough 10 show that It's going 70
BE- the most powerful an,ldotc agains,
hzz. The lad who II tinkcring with
ilcrizian waves has his feet on the
GROUND Is thknking clean thoughts.
training his brain. soaking up useful
knowledge.
The wireless fan IL vaccinated
against azz. just as boys Of n Ecncr.
alton ago were kept In a healthy. nor.
NAL mental state by PLAYING Indian.
building shan,ics. collecting bones and
old Junk In alicys listening to street
takers. staging amateur minstrel shows.
rringlng toy tclegraphs
We are a foolish 10, Of sheep. we
humans. Hut kindly providence shep.
herds pS. bringing Us hack 10 the fold
When We stray too far from normal"
Really. We should determine never IN
"a u aGain. but-wili we7 Amarillo
haired most literally In this dehauch.
but she viii. with other communities
'c:ccm herself
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-05

West Gulf states.
I nscttlctl and show
cry during the first
part OF the week. and
generally fair there
after; normal temper
allure.
Southern Rock y
Mountain and Plat
eau Region: General.
~ fair and normal
temperature. except
ON "Wednesday or
J Thursday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-05


.ne before her across the park
"No. you must look at me-" he said.
She very slowly turned her body tn
wards him. lie thought her most beau.
'ifui. and the expression ~ her beauti.
lui face was most terrific 20 him In
III his emotions.
She spoke very slowly: almost with n
pcrccptihle pause between each word.
She said. well. III tell you. I said
'floisam.' diinst I? II explain that
you know what flotsam is. Mako.
tiavc you ever looked Il up In the die
,ionary. The dictionary says II terribly.
Goods shipwrccked and found floating
N the sea- I'm twenty-eight Marko.
suppose that's not really very old. II
seems terrible age TO me. You scc.
YOU Judge age by what you are In con.
tract with what you were. II you're
very happy think Il can't matter how
I'D you are. II you look back 10 when
YOU were happy and then come to now
when you're not. II seems most ter.
riblo and tremendous gulf-and you see
Yourself just Neutrality-suspicious. farther
md farther away from the happy years
end lust being taken along. taken
ilonG To- God knows where. God knows
~ what"
She put out the palms az her hands
towards where misty evening banked
aomberly across the park. That's very
frightcniug Marko."
"well. all the time there was you.
Marko. In those two years when va
we're away II got awful, In those two
years l knew was flotsam. one day
IN Indla-I went and looked at Il In
the little dictionary In my writing case.
and knew I was. DO YOU know what
I did, crossed out flotsam In the
dictionary and wrote Mona. There u
was. and II was the most exact thing
Mona: goods shipwrccked and found
floating In the SEA- meant to havo
torn out the page. ! forgot. ] loft u
there and Tony saw H."
Sabre said. what did he sayg' In
III she had told him there was some.
thing omitted He knew that his qucs.
ton approached the missing quantity.
but she did no, answer II.
lie had desired her To look at him.
hut II was he who had turned away.
he sat with his head between his
hands. his elbows on his knees.
She repeated. with rather a plaintive
note. as though In her pose she saw
some pain she had caused him. "You
see, had known YOU all my life.
Marko-"
lie said. stlll looking upon the ground
between his feet. "But you haven't
explained anything. You've only told
mc. You haven't explained Why
She said with astounding simplicity.
Well. YOU see. Marko. made mis-.
take. ] made a most frlghiful mistake.
J chose. chose wrong. ought 10
have married you. Mako"
And his words were a groan. Mona
Mona"
CONTINUED In Our Next IssueJ
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-05
BEGIN HERE TODAY

After eight years IL married life.
MARK SABRE realizes that he II
neither understood by his prosaic and
snobblsh wife.
MABEL. nor by his colleagues IN the
firm Of Fortune. LAS, and Sabre A
promised partnership In the business
has been denied him and promised To
TwYNlNG, a jealous associate.
Suddenly an old sweetheart.
MONA. now the wife of the dashine
LORD TYBAR returns after two Year,
81 travel. Mabel becomes Jealous Of
Mona. who visits Sabre at his office.
Sabre suspects that Mona is not hap
~ with Tybar. In the conversation
In the office. Sabre realizes that
Mona can give him the sympathy and
understanding that he graves.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-05
0io1i AShHuTcAiNSoN

tomcihing want you TO explain sons
things. Some things you said. Mona.
when you came into my room that
day and shook hands you siId There"
when you gave me your hand. You
took off your glove and said There"
| want 10 know why you said There"
And you aid. Wen. | had "a come
And you said you were flotsam And
that night-when we'd been up TO you
You said. oh. Marko. do write 10 me-
want you TO explain what you
meant"
She said. "oh. how can you remem.
bcr?"
lie answered. because I remember.
you must explain"
please let me sit down. Marko."
She faltcrcd little laugh. Il can ex.
plain better sitting down.
4 fcllcd trunk had been .plarrd
against the trees facing towards the
parkiand. They went 10 II aud he sat
beside her. She sat upright but bend.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-05
By Stanley

Amarillo and Vicinity. wednesday
Partly cloudy to cloudy.
West Texas. "Wednesday rarity cloudy
90 cloudy.
Weather Outlook for the period April
3 o. April y, I9ss, Inclusive.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-05
CLARENDON ELECTS TWO
NEW BOARD MEMBERS

CLARENDON. April l.-Elcction u
trustees was held saturday Ia Clacp.
don. the following being elected NJ.
". Noble. \. W. Lowe and J. 7. Pat.
man. Reelected.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-05
-how NJ marks OF M flyIng car.

fhow the marks 81 the flying car.
u T. the most remarkable escape
from sudden death that has occurred
locally. and there are seven youna
reopie In this community this wccs
who have taken solemn vows never t.
run a car again above a safe aud sane
speed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-05

Glass was used by the Romans In
the time OF Tibcrius.
I:ayaE's Of the pine beetle IN forests
cause greater loss than forest flIes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-05
ATHOsIGFiT
FOR TODAY

For IN, things which are seen arr
temporal. hat thr things which arr not
seen are ,ternal.--s Corinthians ajs.
In the I'D days Of awe and aecncyed
wonder.
The pocis song with bluud.wnrm
truth was rife:
lie raw the mysteries which circle un
der
The outward skin and shell of daily
life
Nothing IN him wcre ficctlng time aud
fashion.
Ills soul was led by the eternal law:
There Nas in him NO hope Of fame. no
passion
but with calm. sod like EYES he only
stM aeon.
Awake th0u. then We pine Tor thy
great prssyuy'
z" MAX, us tcoi the soul once more
sublime.
We are 80 Car too infinite an essence
To r,st ,Hnienhd with the lies u
time James Russell Lowell.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-05

ng forward little over her crossed
Snecs her hands claspcd on them. look.
.ng before her across the park.
"No. you mus, look at hc." he said.
She very slowly turned her body To-.
wards him. lie thought her most beau.
'iful. and the expression - her beauti.
lul face was most terrible 20 him In
III his emotions.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-05

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