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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-21
UN oBSEQUIO DE "sANCHEZ
MORALES Y CO."

La acreditadfsima frma comercial
Sanchez Morales y &c. Inc.'', de esta
plaza, ha tenido la cortesia de remitir-
mes la importante publication que con
el titulo de .'The Voice CT the Vic
tor edita la casa 'sVictcr Talking
Machine Co.. de Camden, N. J.
La revista tiene un valor literario
e historico de gran m6rito, pues en-
sus paginas aparecen publicadas algu-
mas biograffas de los mdsicos mas no.
tables Y cantantes mas gloriosos del
arte musical.
La revista "The Voice of the Vic
tor" trae una edici6n espaiola. la cual
sparte de interesantisimas biografias,
trae anecdotas de los artistas mas cele-
bres del teatro.
Reciban los sres s'Sanchez Morales
y Co. Inc. - nuestras mas cu.nphdas
gracias por Ell valiosisino cbsequio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-21
DANA QUE rAIIEcE EN- EspAaA

Noticias tltimamente recibidas de
Espafa dan cuenta de haber fallecido en-
Barcelona, la distinguida DANA dona Mer
cedes Altuna viuda de Ardura, madre
politica del apreciabiilsimo caballero y
acreditado cofnerciante de Rio Piedras,
don Higinio Joglar Diaz.
La inesperada noticia de la muerte
de tan virtuosa dana, ha causado hon
da impression entire sus numerosas amis-
tades, que la distinguian por sus bellas
cualidades.
Dona Mercedes hacia algdn tempo
que residia en- Barcelona, donde, como
en- Puerto Rico, gozaba de generates
simpatias.
Ell MUNDo, al .consignar en- estas
lineas tan sensible fallec;miento envia
a los deudos de la dana falIeciea, 81
pesame mas sentido por la irreparable
p6rdida que sufrsn.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-21
RANco POPULAR
1a1 ~ " de 3-s " + go
ECONOMIAS Y PRESTAMOS
'Apartado All. Telefono 823.
San Juan, P. r.
CONVOCATORlA


En- session ordinaria del 28 de
Dicienbre pasado, acordo ell
Consejo de Gohierno de esta So
ciedad fiiar eI 20 del actual mes,
Y hora de las ocho de la noche,
para celebrar en- las oficinas de
este Banco. la JUNTA GENERAL
ORDlNARlA que determinan los
Estatutos y RegLamentos por-
cue Sc rige esta INSTITUTION.
Sc ruega a los sefiores AccioL
nistas su puntuaI asistencia al
acto, por 81, 0 por medic de re-
presentation legal, segdn esta-
.bIece ia Yseci6n tres EN- sus ar
ticuios -, IA y rs de los refe-
ridos Estatutos.
San Juan, P. r., a de enero
de 1922.
ELADIo MALDoNADo,
Secretario.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-21
LENINE vISITARA EUROPA
LA sEMANA ENTRANTE

Despachps procedentes de Moscu
anuncian que Nikolai Lenine, presiden-
te del Consejo ruso Soviet, esta prepa-
randose para hacer iln viaje alredor de
todo Europa la semana entrante.
FL lider ''Rojo'' ha. estado padeeien-
do de reumatismo visitara los espe-
cialistas europeos, mientras Sc encuen-
tire ausente de su pals. Durante Ell viaje
sera acompaiado por Jorge Tchitcherin,
ininistro de relaciones exteriores del 60
bierno de Moscti.
Berlin sera probablemente la primera
ciudad que visite gEenine, quien cCnteren
clara con algunos capitalistas extranje-
ros acerca de la intervention del consor.
clio International en- Russia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-21

CUBA INTENTA INUNDAR, CON sU
AzUcAR, Ell MERCADo SUD-
AMERICANA


Debido al bajo. precio del .azdcar los
cubanos estan hacienda todos los esfuer-
zos posibles para encontrar un buen mer
eado azucarero en- la America del Sur.
Ell senior Freire y Arrange, consul de
Cuba en- Valparaiso, Chile, ha estado ha-
ciendo gestiones para que haya ur enten
dido entire los gobiernos de Cuba y Chile
fin de vender gran cantidad de azdcar
en- Ia importante replblica de Sur Anne
rica.
Son muchas las informaciones relati-
vas a Cuba, su Gobierno, 50 situaci6n
economics y oportunidades para la ex-
portaci6n e Importation de sarticulos Y
productos tanto de Cuba como de Chi
lie, que son solfcitados diario en- Ell Con-
sulado de Cuba en- Valparaiso.
Facilmente podrian colocarse en- los
mercedes chilenos de Glen mil a ciento
veinte mil toneladas de aziicar polariza-
ci6n noventa grades al afio, hay que to-
mar en- cuenta, que aunque el Peru, es
cast en- su totalidad ell proveedor de
ese articulo en- Chile, existen muchas
razones que hacen possible al azdcar Gu
bano para dominar los mercados chile
nos, para clio es sufciente veneer unas
cuantas difcultades Que antagonizan Ell
comercio de azdcares cubancs con esta
RepIblica. ~
Luego Cuba puede importar de este
pals conservas, vinos, satire harinas,
jugo de uvas, cervezas Y cranes de to-
das classes.
Una de las razones mas importantes
para que haya un entendiio, es la riva-
lidad existente entire Chile v Peru, So
bre las provincias de Taena y africa.
ST las dificultades entire ambas ma
clones continuaran, el gobierno chileno
decidirfa comprar ell azdcar que compra
al PERI Cuba.
Comoquiera que no es en- Chile la uni
ca parte en- donde Cuba espera vender ssu
azticar, sino tambi6n en- otras Repuplicas,
las exportaciones hacia los Estados Uni
dos serian en- menor cuantia 10 que pro
bablemente ayudarfa a que hubera un
alza repentina en- el precio del aztcar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-21
UN ASALTO

Hoy Sc llevara efecto en- la resi-
,dencia Cueva-Padilla, parada 27, Hato
Rey, un asalto del club puerto Ri
CO...
Todos los concurrentes, vecinos de
San Juan, deben reunirse en- la re-
sidencia de la presidenta senorita
Carmen Gimenez Aguayo, O'Donnell
8, de z de la noche. Los que ha-
bitten en- Santurce pueden ir directa-
mente.
Sera requisite indispensable para
todos los concurrentes presentar un
ticket eel cual Sc esta distribuyendo
entire los invitados) al llegar la re-
sidencia del senor Cueva-Padilla, sin
ell cual no tendra nadie derecho al
asalto de referencia.
La comisi6n de recibo esta COM
puesta por los sefores Lorenzo Velez
y Andres Betances.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-21
Information general
LOS TRABAJADoREs DE
GUAYA1GA Sc QUEJAN

AL Sr. Travieso, como presldente de
la Comisi6n de Mediaci6n y Conciia-
ci6n, Sc han dirigido los trabajadores
de Guayama quejandose de que. Sc es-
tan pagando ALI, bajos jorrales;; que
Sc importan trabajadores de otros pue
bios, con el fin de reducir mis- los sa
larios y habiendo ALI exceso de gente,
v fnalmente, que Sc esta v;o1andOi la
Ley de memories.
Ell sr. Travieso, someti6 Ell case al
comisionado de Agricultural, quien 10
endos6 al Jefe del Negociado del ira
bajo, para que este adopte las perti-
nentes medidas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-21
HOTEL PALACE

Plan Europeo. Capacidad pam $50
pasejeros.
E1 hotel ideal para hombres de ne
gocios turistas de experiencia.
Habitacion con bafio para / per-
soma, sdesde $3.50.
Habitacion. con kano para 2 per-
sonas, desde $500. N
Restaurant la Carta. Precios
m6dicos.
CUANDO VISITE SAN JUAN
HAGA DEL PALACE SU RESI-
DENCIA.
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Evening star., 1922-10-15

Children's Flannelette Nightgowns and
Sleepers. in white and stripes. Gowns in
yoke style, sleepers with drop seat and
feet. Sizes . to 6.
Evening star., 1922-10-15

$500 and $2.2b 35-inch Black
Silks, including satin duch-
esse. messaline, taffeta, crepe
de chine and peau de sole.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-01


tian church At Cantrall. marveled
at the large output Of the little
family coal mine while no help was
available, But closeup" OF OPP
erations at this mine, which is 10
miles north of Springfield. would
have revealed Mrs. Fisher and her.
12-year-old son manning the top
works, firing the engine, pulling
the hoisting levers, and weighing
the coal, while the former preacher
was below digging out the fuel.
Mr.. Fishers story is that of a
man who after leaving the pulpit
dug a coal mine virtually with his
own hands, and later offered his
mine to the state OF Illinois.
Friends called his undertaking a
wild adventure" coal operators
told him it would cost $4,000, and
neighbors told him plainly he was
"a fool. On the contrary, Mr.. Fish
er and his ybung son. with the oc-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-01

dus T. ~ high go .of alcohol. I
notice that cut-thfoits n Ireland
and Russia are largely tsetotalsrs- I"
DR.. C. Sullivan, medical saperfn-
tendent 0f BrcadmOor asylum. said
that alcohol. - regards insanity.
IL . negligible factor. Dr.. y.
Hindhede q Copeuh3gen, discussed
the effect of the severely restricted
supply Of alcohol ON morseity IN
Denmark. The surprising I result
Of the war-rationing system. he
said. which included the restric-
ton Of alcohol, vac not the reduc-
ton Of the mortality rate but the
rapidly Of the reduction. The most
natural explanation Of this seemed
to be that the effects Of alcohol
were not limited to drunkards only.
The death rate 81 the whole coun-
try dropped from LIS to 10.4 per
/ 900, which was the lowest mortal
ity figure that had ever been regis
tered in any European country at
any time.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-01
value
oFlLCoh0LIs
MEDICAL TOPIC
Cssyiyiality Dal1talnsd y Be Nee
4 essasy t. Menfal AbIllty ef Race
at Physlelaas' Conference.

g London, Sept. 1.-All American
I doctors are regarded by foreign
medical men a. more or less ex-
pert concerning alcohol, both a. re-
CARDS the consequence Of going
without 1t altogether; over-indulg-
ence, and the various stages OF In
ebriety betwixt and between. z
Therefore, the assembled doctors
II the meeting Of the British Medi.
can association at Glasgow listen
led with great interest to what Or.
John r. MacCurdy of Cornell Medt-
cal college, had to say about al
cohol In this relation to human
economy" !.
Each one of us in varying de-
grees, he said. has the same diff
Guilty in meeting the world as the
unfortunates who demonstrate
their incapacity dramatically. Ths
"normals" drugged themselves
with cheap fiction; theatres, and
moving pictures; above all they
forgot themselves in social inter-
course.
y when, however, a man is tired
or oppressed with care" DR.. Mac
Guilty In meeting the. world as the
get his obsessing anxieties suffi-
N GENTLY to become social. II he be
normal a small amount Of alcohol
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-01

ing . force Of ten men, but In order
to get coal to miners he has oper-
ated the mine with the aid Of his
wife and son. in the manner de-
scribed above.
An automatic dump. Mr.. Fishers
own invention, greatly reduces la
Dor. He built all the upper works
himself.
There is coal under the entire
farm of 245 acres. There are 1000
acres OF coal adjacent to the place,
The vein is uniformly six feet in
thickness.
At Cantrall there b also an old
miEe which had been working about
50 union miners. These men, Mr.,
Fisher said, had been somewhat be-
wildered by his operations. He
said he was not opposed to the
unicn, but the men who had been
wol Ling his mine had not desired
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-01


casional aid Of young nephew.
end with knowledge CLEANED from
. few library books. performed vir-
tually all the work himself at nom
inal cost.
Mr.. Fisher retired from the min
istry to live on . farm. As the
winter Of 1918 was a dull time on
the farm, he and his son went out
into the timber on his property and
began to dig q hole six feet square.
From an old threshing engine and
from parts Of a road grader he
rugged up. a hosting machine. He
bought additional equipment from
the profits Of his farming, for he
had no other funds to invest. In
1920 he began to take out. coal.
Until he shut down recently he
had been taking out 50 tons day.
The mime has a capacity Of about
100 tons. Mr.. Fisher has been US
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-01

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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-01

to join. the union and that he 8.
pected to continue on Z non -nnsss
basis. =
In formally Offering his mino !.
the state. Mr.. Fisher wrote Act,v1
Governor Sterling that he wns -
liberty to take this mine with ~.
equipment and personnel q mss
and operate it upon any basis tho.
will provide the state institutinrs.
with coal"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-01
PASTOR Offers
TO Give STATE
HIS COAL Mine


Springfield, ILL.,. Sept. 1.-(By
the Associated Press lin the last
few weeks persons living near the
farm Of Lewis P.Fisher, who a few
years ago was pastor of the Chris
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-01
MISS RAUCH SINGS
ON RADIO, PROGRAM

Eleanor Rauch. soprano. Wei.
har fats, sang six selections on n.
radio program of station Woc
Palmer School Of Chiropracfi,.
Davenport, last night. Robert NJ
Gregor and Mrs. John Rolling ver,
on the program, too.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-01
BRADY PAS0BS,

St. Paul, Mimi, Sept. Thomas
j. Brady, Democratic candidate for
congress from the Fourth Mime
sofa district, died. /.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-10
PiiIIHiR,tONICs TO OPEN YEAR
WITH LUNCHEON MONDAY.

The Philharmonic club will hold ~
first neeting ~ the new club year on
Monday. Sept. n. and viii De- preceded
by a lunchcon ut 1880 o'clDk. Al the
Amarillo Hotel. Following the luncheon
business will be- transacted and tn reg
ulsr program lisi.d In the year hoax
viii b. carried out In the hotel 4 nina
rom.
This day and occasion ~ the flrS,
meeting of the year. II held by the
club ~ Presidents Day. and In her al
dress the new president will outline
someihlng ~ the work Tor the year,
which will b. very interesting and
shoald 10 heard by all members. only
former presidents of the club VIII TAX"
part on the afternoons program. and
all are oosdislly invited to be prsscni
The Philharmonic club accomplished
many splendid things IN a musical way
In Amarillo during the paH season.
among the most important " which vas
It's cooperation with the Amarillo col
ieg- oi music In bringing To The ~
the musical artists coura. Even big
ger things are being outlined for tn"
coming year.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-10
fOtR TOWNS ORGANIZED
F0k vi SIC FESTIVAL.

Hereford Panhandle. pnmpa ana 81.
ami chorus will participate In the Pan.
handle Music Festival which win be
staEod IN the mullclpal AUDITORIUM neat
April Miss Matte SWishcr Rlll pro.
mote tho Rose Maiden chorus IN
Hereford. Miss Haul In Ianhlndlf Paul
Merrill In ramIa. ord Mi-- Baker IN
Miami Mrs. \. IT luupotte wil. have
gonoral charge M ramp,. Mrs u l..
Brndw,ll IN Hereford Prof u. y. VII.
Hams In Panhandle ana Mrs. A. a..
Jones IN Miami.
Enl =. Myers u Amarillo. Who ~
promoting tho FESTIVAL 90 ptiu that
Includes the entire ftnhindl. reports
that each 81 tn four towns %, has Wis.
ted has entered enthusiastically into
this movement declaring that i Will
b. a great Impetus O. stir her lngal
r-nslcians 10 greater activity The mn.
Steal contests which viii b, held during
The festival make strong appeal Co
them and each town viii hold contests
preliminary 10 m" festival contests. TO
decide who shall utter here.
Sc Myers declares that b. viii visit
other town. over the Panhandle dur.ng
he coming week ana continue this work
OF organization for NJ Hose Maiden
and the contests.
The chorus ln tfnpfli. ,.Iu o. .r.
CANNED and will hold ~. rrst rchetrs.
al IN the Methodist church. Munaiy
night. sept st 10 ESQ
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-10
MISSES GEAN GtsTAtIS AND

a pretty sOciai affair II g. weekend
and one at which many ~ 10" yuiingo.
set who are soon o. leave lot college.
were entertained. was the luncheon ~
pretty appointments and theatre party.
given on Friday Nv Misses Gean Gus.
iavus and Agnes Vernon
A delicious fiyecourse Luncheon was
served the guests ~ the Harvey HOus.
az one O'Clock. when the tables wer.
beautifully decorated with baskets ~
fall flowers and an attractive color
scheme Of purple and white was used
The guest covers We're marked by
dainty place cards carrying out IN.
chosen color scsme, and following
luncheon the party qrrinirii to the
Mission Theatre where they enjoyed
the showing of Her G.ldcd cagc. "
with Gloria Swanson.
Those participating in the pleasure
% the afternoon were: Misses Sarah
Sadler. Ruth Cartwright 81 Mineral
Wells. Caille Puckett Elizabeth Powell
I,.la Nugent Dorothy Harris Doris
Mmick, Clara Rush. Ruth Loving. Lu
ellie Asiracan. Leila Madden. AUDREY
| Bright OF Gonzales, Paulin. Reeder
Margarc, Mickle. Leila WoIrln. Flo =
Phillips. Edith Railiff. Ruth I.atiifs
simon Trulove. Edyth S..wald. Will
Bard. Jewell Scales oliver Roa Eaklc
! Will"na Walker. f1oy Harrison. Clar
Currle. Fay Underwood, Gertrude WI
korson ~ Roswell. y. NJ. lmogen" Her
ring. Mary Hall Eris Gust1vus nn'
Margaret Ann. Burgess.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-10
| AMAltl1IDAN vED
lat CANYON

Sunday afternoon NJ 2l0. NJ the hprne
81 the brides parents. Miss BeElsh Has
Dodson. and Mr.. .. 81 Alicn ~ Amnril
10 were united In marriage the fie,
Sir Aulick - the Baptist church per-
forming the ring ceremony.
The briday party entered 80 the
strains - the Mendcllsohn ws>ldins
march. played by Misses Hazel Allen
and Marie Fonalnrg.f. the bride charm
lngly gOwned in white and carried =
boquct - white chfypnthemums and
ferns. while her bridesmaid. Miss
Darene Turner. also wearIBg white
cariod pink chryEanihsmuins and
ferns Mr. Virgil Doison. brother q
the bride was best man. Just before
the marriage cows were spoken. Mrs
l.. y shelly sang cadman's. al Dawn
ing
After the ceremony. while the snppy
couple were receiving the good " shes
q their friends. punch VS. srNfsi,
Mf paff. Mrs. George Par Ar "
Wilson. and Mf Ferriss Gilbert were
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-10
MR,t PERSON RECEIVES
ATHENAEUM Ci.th.

The members ~ the Athenaeum club
met f1 an interesting program On
"Now Poetry" THURSDAY afternoon ~
the ha,ns of Mn 81 n Person on $40
Fillmore street
The home Wa tnstefully decorated
with GARDEN flower. and the following
program was gwen under the lssider
fhip of Mfs walter Brown Mrs. J.
y pnfts. ulk on The Transition from
tho ull o. the Sew ,hool 81 rru
"Rhyne and Free Nors" IN Poetry"
Nrs Z Rnaoo. Imagery and symbols
.m Modern po,uy" Mrs. Porter Under
wood The afternoons study was very
lnt,resilug and enjoyable. aud wa
rls.d NTH an informal social hour
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-10
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-10
I'll JENks ENJOYS MORNING
or BRIDGE AT GOULD HOME.

Mrx. Henry Gould entertained the
members q the I'll jerks Club Thurs.
day morning At her home. 1890 Monroe
street
Tables were arranged In tho gucs,
rooms. which WIRE pre,tiiy decoraisd
with garden flowers for the club Isss.
time bridge, which was merrfly indulg.
"a IN untli about 1910 o'clock when a
dainty salad course was served
The mornings hlTh score was won
by Mrs. BIZ Royce. and the consols.
ton Was Gu, by Mrs MarRarei John.
cen. Will. q Pretty cd fashioned go.
aes MAS cut by the hlgh score holder
81 each table. Misses Jewell Ecaler
yire MIA Banner ~ Galveston Mafgar.
Fl Robertson u Kan Angelo. ard Anna
Lewis - Austin. vefe sfes Ia club
q eEfa.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-10
ANNOi NCk,IE>T II MADE on
\IpRO A(uINt. WEDDING

MIR. and Mrs. charles O. lands an
nounco the marriage Of their daughter.
Tot. Ia William II, Younger. Jr., on
Tuosday August ~. at Dalhart. Texas.
The couple win make their home IN
Farewell. and Will be- at home TO friends
after september 49,
Miss lands has grown 10 young
womanhood In Amarillo IL a graduate
u the Amarillo High school and has
many friends here.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-10

guests IRON Amarillo. and the groom's
brother Mr.. Allen. was In attendance
from Lodkney.
Mr. and Mrs Allen lef, immediately
laIicr the ceremony for Amarillo. where
a wedding supper was afaitlng them
n the home ~ the grooin's aunt. Mrs
Grady Kingdom
Mr and Mira. Allen are at homo tO
their friends AZ 30 Fillmore street Am.
arillu.
The bride has been enc ~ ths best
loved young hd.,s in Canyon. and she
VIII b. missed from church and schoDl
circles Randall County Nsvs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-10
uEsDiMEs EMMETT AND BAKER
IN m IlusTtsSIs tn CHILD.

M,-dlur~ " q Emmett aud John
Baker viii b" joint hos,esscs NJ the
regular meeting 81 the Central Guild
II thu central Presbyterian church
"Wednesday afternoon. ~ , o'clock IN
the church unnex Mrs ". u. Camp
tell viii conduct the Bible study.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-10
pgNwOMEx 10 CONVENE
Iik11E ~ O(TOosER

Tes Panhandle rsngosDsn's hssocia'
flas al hid fhsif neat He.riing here
IN ocis4.r. fw which ofcasion 40 an
us1siIf Interesting pfoEIam j. benz
sssns<d u 10 surEssfsd ma ~ risfI
l-fs ~ 10 cfEsnlxsfios sod IN ihs.f
,fsfinas fE shs hls puiliie iHoffsp
llsa, y ~ ~ tsid in tsbraaf5 - ~
u be- l-as<IDIs aafs. a. ~ 90 -
. ff - n fhs hsndf II ~ fiai ffff'
ulf ~ ths nHa4.tf 4tff.is
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-10
WoMiN'S AUXILIARY To
lIOID MEETING.

IN, NomanF AuNilnri ~ the Cen.
trail PRESBYTERIAN church all meet 10
= O'Clock. "wednesday afternoon In the
church hall IN, afternoons l..~uu
Will he taken from the Second chatt.r
~ the "Bibl" study aud will he led
by Mfs Williams
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-10
CHILD STtDi CItB HOLDS
lIRSI MELTING OF NEAk.

The child study Clih held its first
mr,ung n the new year Friday after
noon with Mrg Harmon Benton. ai
nor h,mo Boz Sun lacintu Heights. Con.
fdrnc'' ana iis great Influence upon
ih- NE n . rhlld Nhs the subject II
the afternoons study, and later u social
hour was held ana salad course WIS
.rf,cd hy the hostess.