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Evening star., 1922-02-05

In the recent death Of Miss Eliza.
beth McClanahan, in Kansas City, tn,
ice industry lost one of the few won.
en- engaged in it.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
~. ABOR ATE PLANS UNDERWAY
FOR u. \. u. CONVENTIONS

Committees from the Esther IoCrory
Cfapter Df -. A. H. have been exceed.
inply busy during the week completing
ths1 plans for the entertainment Of Wis.
itirg delegates attending the STATE con.
senti1u Of the Daughters Of the Amefi.
enn Revolution that will be held IN
marble on Nov. y. 2. 10
z great honor has been bestowed on
amarillo in this convention. and thu
lroui chapter is putting forth every e.
fart a. make the convention a success.
a. and q pleasant one over sixty dele
gatsf lI, expected to attend from over
STATE, officers % attend Will include
Nfs eGorr. Mlyuord Minof ~ Wash.
lgton. president general. Airr a. "
MHyut. honorary state rcgeL'. and Ell
president general ~ the National so.
ci.t,. from Dallas. Mrs. nlnter 81
Washington. treasurer general. and
SIR. ] - Mcfarland of Houston. re
uiuE state regent Mrs Samuel l..
STAY O.. Amarillo In vlcestntc regent.
ard Alrs Ray wheatley Is prvldent OF
'ae local Esther Mccrory Chapter
Among the many delightful features
listrd on the program OF entertainment
aih be- an automobile trip to Pllo Duro
Canyon. receptions. teas, and ca enter.
tuinment al the Amarillo County club.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
PLAINvIEw COUPLE TO MAKE
HOME IN AMORILLO

Mics GlRdys Aleen Benson lecam,
20 bride Of Mr. Robert VI. Beck sur
day morning az $50 O'Clock. The wed
ding took plhce al the home Of M
and Mrs. II. W. OKeefc. In the pres
enco OF o few relatives and close friend,
Just before the ceremony Mrs. OKeef
sang Because ! Love You" and Mis-
Norris Stevens played the weddin,
march. Rev. Mr.. g. S Hardy presid
ing elder OF the Methodist Church
spoke the nuptlal words that Joined IN,
happy couple
After the ceremony the bride nnf
groom and several friends went IN car
TO kress, where they took tho north
found train for Amarillo. their futur,
homo. Mr.. Beck has been connected
With the Cash Grocery In this city. bu'
has taken a position az office man witt
the Allison'Chalrncrs Farm Mnchiner,
Co In Amarillo. lie IN genial anf
popular young man Tho bride Is ths
laughter OF Mrs. Orr b. Hunter. Shs
IL very bright and winsone giri and
mas for some time been stenogrA phei
10 the county attorneys office. The,
have many friends who ioin IN extend
lng congratulations and hest Wishes -
plainviow News.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
HEALTH CONTEST BEING HELD
ANiONG Rural. RCHOOL

The ten rural schools of Potter county
are having a health contest for the five
winter months. There are ten rules Of
the game as follows:
/. \ fun bath az least once a week.
Brush the teeth az least once day.
J. sleep with open windows every
night
4 Eat more vegetables every day.
o Eat some fruit every day.
G Drink no tea or coffee.
2 Drink az least four glasses Of water
every day.
p Drink a. least glasses milk per
day
9. Play al least one hour per day OUT
doors
l0 4 bowel movement every day.
Each number counts seven points on
total OF seventy points per week fOr
each pupil
Only two reports are In Tor the first
two weeks ~ the contest Jones school
with % pupils has IN average Of s7h
p.onis aud the River Road school with
% pupils has SAL points
jesse ~ Ross, County Nurse
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
HOsTEssEs FOR TUESDAY AT
COUNTRY CLUB ANNOI need.

Mcsdames Earl Fuqua and " ".
Fiennlken will be hoatesses with the
Observance OF ladies' day Tuesday %
the Amarillo Country club. a. Hpe'
cial feature Of the dly Mesdlmes Avery
Turner. Frank wolflin. and Messrs.
clyde or and George Lindsay will play
a Scotch foursome a large crowd -
expected. Coli has been unusually pop.
ular az the club during the past few
weeks
All members are asked 20 keep IN
mind the blk masquerade hall that ~ 20
b. held al the club on Halloween
night According "a members Of the On.
iertainment committed the occasion Is
anticipated 20 b. one Of the most gala
events n the season, with Halloween
stunts. ehbornte decorations petal
music and O 'spook' supper TO b. sefy
"A al ! O'Clock
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
MEMBERS or 1921 CLUB
PLAY BRIDGE

Listed among the most enjoyable %
the meeting held by the 1921 Club
during the season. vas the one held
wednesday afternoon when Mrs Hen.
~ Could was hostess AZ her home. 1900
Madison street.
Bridge which formed tho interesting
rnsilme Of the afternoon was INDUCED
In until a late hour. when covers were
placed for a tempting salad course. The
club high score was cut by Miss Beth
nh Burgess, the guest prize vas
awarded Miss Jewel Scales. while the
consolation was won BY Mrs Cecil NC.
Causiand and Miss jewell Scales were
special guests Of the occasion
There will b. no meeting 90 he clI'
this week
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
MRS. TUDOR ENTERTtINS
4 A.. a. CLIn.

Agrs. Davis Tudor was hostess 10 the
members Of the j. L. G.. Club Thurs
day. 40 her home on 6Ol Lincoln Street
when "a very fascinating and interesting
program on "Oid Tales was led b.
Mrs. W a Mcintosh. A talk on ''Th'
shipWrecked Sailor" from an Egyptian
papyrus ~ XII Dynasty. WAS glvei
by Miss Louise Russell: Mrs. T. O. Fin,
gave The story Of Grlseldn. by BOO
cancio. which was followed by a disus
sion Of Aladdin or the Wond1fu
lamp" from Arabian Nights. hy Mis-
Doris Mobiles
Fall flowers and ferns were taste
hilly arranged about the receiving room
and during the social hour following
the program. a delicious salad cours
wa1 served Quests OF the Afternoon
were. Mesdames Charles Hoover. Jef
McOeo. Leon =. Montgomery. Ton
Ccble. Lawrence and Howard Tfigg.
The club win Observe Founders Da5
which occurs on Thursday. Octobe
&c. With an Informal luncheon at "a
Harvey House. reservations for whlcl
are 10 be made through Mrs Fran
storm or Mrs. sam Vaughn. not late
tkan Wednesday OF this week.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
Rf1TN PARTY GIVEN ny
LENDERS Oi WONAN'S CIJD.

a very 'nloyobl" feature 81; the week
nd was ~" party given on Thursday
vening ~ the members OF the WON.
ne club In honor Of their husbands. AZ
He home ~ Mrs Il D. Masterson. s. d.
$50 Polk Street.
a delightful autumn color nchems
az used IN the receiving rooms with
u Abundance u KAY fan flowers and
u'ui"n leaves. and number Of marry
nnes Of fotvtwo furnished pleasant
version until a late hour when a
ainiy fee course was served Mes.
ninea Ahsterson. Louis Anthony. J. D..
lonnlng and Howard Trigg were host.
sses ~ tho evening
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING OF
CHORAL. SOCIETY FRInay

Tho Amarillo Choral Society held a
most enthusiastic meeting Friday nigh
at home Of Mrs. Fred Krug. sol Tayim
Street.
The musical ability az The crowd was
gwen a severe and critical test through
We study o. two heavy choruses. Tho
sustained. stirring. poworfm chords OF
Coonod's sanctus only stimulated ana
whetted the ambition OF tho workers 10
plunge Into tho exacting chro,natie
scale work called for In the accurate
SIGHT reading % Tanhauser's wonderful
choral number. Hall Bright Abode
rus organization conteluplates eIv.
ing public program before the holi
lays special announcement OF which
WIN b. made soon.
The most excellent accompanying
work with Mrs. George a. Mcneil a,
me plano helped 10 boost and stir the
crowd 10 their very hest efforts.
Excellent results marked the ,wo
ho'irs study Of these two master com.
positions
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
SOCIETY.
FRIENDSHIP

ar lives are Hitting shadows
Were here for but day
AND other lives viii take our place
when We have passed away.
God ginnd the world n-y better be
Because OF our short stay.
OR lives are made of many Things.
OF work and plaly ana friends
liat friendship makes the life worth
while
And naught n there that nends
The heart hurt cansed when love gTOwF
cold.
The day when friendship ends.
Mans love Tor man ~ wonderful
How precious ~ rgy share
Tor friendship lives IN human hearts
and little does Il care
Where friends may live. or where they
80,
50 long as love In there
by Rolfe Spinning Detroit. hich.. in
the kiwanla Magazine.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
PAN HELLENIC CLUB MEETS
Al COLLINS HOME.

The Pan Hellenic club was entertain.
u Saturday afternoon M the home ~
dlg GLADYS collins. 1907 Polk Street.
The afternoon was yery pleasantly
spent ana plans for social service w0rl;
Ia BE- done BY the club during the win.
ter months. were discussed. and an ln.
er'siur report from the Federation
vas read llostssses ~ the occnsion
we're Mesdlues Bevllle chad Elliott
ma Mlsses Gladys Collins aud R1die
Britain A dainty rofrcshment course
gtH served
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
DELIGHTFUL PROGRAM
ENJOYED BY W. VI. n.

An interesting session was held by
thu Woman's Missionary Society Of the
polk street Methodist Church at the
parsonage on Wednesday afternoon.
4 splendid program was given. Among
the many pleasing features 81 the after
noon WAS vocal solo by Mrs $. w,
Hayne: a plano duet by Mesdames Carl
ana Lauder was enjoyed, and read
Ing was given by Mise Elizabeth Pow
ell The program was followed by u
social hour. when refreshments sug.
gestlve Of the Halloween season were
served 10 about sixty ladies'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
IOSTESSES ANNOUNCED FOR
LETTING OI CENTRAL Guild.

Mesdaines W u Stevenson, Sterling
Nnirim. aud L. a. Kerr viii b. host.
ssoa at the meeting 81 The Central
iulld Of the Central Presbyterian
'hurch. "wednesday afternoon. az 3
'clock. Joe the annex The society 70
tanning e b1mai and food market 20
q held on election day.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
CIRCLE FIVE TO HAVE
MISSIONARY PROGRAM.

The members az Circle Pive Of the
Frs, Baptist Church win render an In
teresting Missionary program In the
church parlors at O'Clock wednes.
day afternoon. oct. 20 A fun attend.
ance Of the members ~ the W NJ &.
ls requested.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
CIRCLE I WITH MRS
RAtiCON WEDNESDAY

circle will meet al tho home Of
Mrs Raucrn. 5O4 JackGon street. Wed.
neaday afternoon. OFT. - at $50 O'Clock
The following profrlm Will b" given
Song
PRAYER
Blhl. questions
Piano soio-I.uslla Siedensirang.
Vocal Duet--.Azeile mi Mszelle Boone
Reading Margaret COole
Veal Duet Mrs. Kenyon ana Mrs
Young
Violin s:olo-Niss Ruby Hutchinson
SpOll hour ana refreshments
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
BOARD OF MANAGERS OF
cot NCm or MOTHERS
WILL. MEk.R

The Board or Managers Of the Coun.
ell 81 Mothers viii meet In the AZ.
sernbly room at the Potter County IL
brary, al 5 O'Clock. Monday afternoon.
A. business Of importance II 70 ~
transacted fun attendance 81 the
membership IA urged
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
ROSEMARY NEEDLE CLUB
Will MEET WEDNESDAY

"h wednesday a. . O'Clock the mem.
ers 81 III" Rosemary Need. club viii
!e~, Tor m afternoon ~ needl. work
'he home ~ Mrs. Baltzell. e0g Eas,
lh'h street A full attendance 4,
lrged
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22

piexion 80 youthful
end fresh looking she
unhs1ntln ely and
Eraoiously replied. Il
shan be moro than de-
Lighted 70 do so. II Is
q very simple matter.
First and foremost alb
Eoiuts cleanlines IL an
impoftant factor. /
cleause nay face thor
oushly With I.lska cold
cream, after which !
uss a simple toilet
prepSr1tion called Der
wile. I always apply
this before going out
Anyone can beauti.
" Their complexion II
they ufll use these
preparations Derwlllo
ara Ilska cold cream.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
Mhs MARTIN WILL BR HOSTESS
W. hlAkA HI III CLIR.

MIS-. J. u. Martin Will be- hostess n
,he remhers 81 Kaka III VI club a
'tree O'Clock. Tuesday afternoon. Al
heT home, 1926 Van Buren, Street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
MRS. KAUFMAN WILL
ENTERTAIN CIRCII. 4.

Circle 4 Of the First Christian Church
will 10 entertained NJ the home of Mn,
viii X Kaufman, l003 Monroe street.
AT 2.a0 wednesday afternoon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
MIRA. ROGERS TO RECEIVE
LAS AMlGAS CLUB.

Las Amigos club will meet a, the
home Of Mrs. Ross - Rogers. 2Ois Van
Puien Street. Thursday afternoon. ut
3 o'clock
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
BEAUTY ADVICE

los ANGELES. Cal. when Ruth
foiand' the beautiful actress was In.
iefylewed and asked II she would ba
wiling 10 tell tho readers u this paper
bow she kent her sOrn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22

I have DO difficulty In securing them
at almost any toilet counter"
The first Application OF Derwillo win
as'onish you. as Il gives the skin
youthful appearance and and a clear
tally soffnssz every ncrmal woman
crsret II you wish 30 instanfly have
roy while complexion and sofl an
wrinklsd skin. fry D~rwiiio and you
wiii b. deiishtfuliy surprised. For sale
~ fhs toilet r. ~ - 81 aii department
art cfHs rfc- To- ~ the Randal
ana NJ cisy ...lg CO.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-08
THEATRES

Today and Tomorrow at Crescent
Today the run of Tearing a
Woman Apart" is concluded at this
popular theatre. This has been one
of the greatest attractions seen in
this city in some time. There are
also four other vaudeville acts as
follows: Stafford's Dance Revue,
Martin and Walters. Edith May,
Capes & Company and Cook G. AL
gle. The program also includes the
p~hotoplay Youth Must Have
Love-" featuring Shirley Mason.
Tomorrow the Crescent presents
that great B. F. Keith star, Ruth
Budd. in her act that has been the
sensation of Broadway. Miss Budd's
act is the only one of it's kind in
vaudeville. There will also be the
usual -four other high class acts.
Included in this. program will be
the fifth episode of Ruth Rowland
in Queen of the Timberland," : I'd
the great feature photoplay, Zone
Glorious Day. featuring Will Rog-
ers and Lila Lee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-08
PLEASANT PLAINS

Mr.. and Mrs. James Mclaughlin,
of Newark, were visitors at Prince
Bay yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Walters, of
Great Kills, have returned from
Sullivan county.
A. G.. Stadelman is on a two weeks
hunting trip at Springtown. N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Nance have
returned from a wedding trip and
have taken up their residence here.
William Langford is improving at
st. Vincents Hospital where he was
taken last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Smith, of
Brooklyn, have been visiting her
parents.
The annual roll call of Richmond
Lodge, No. 80. Knights of Pythias,
will be held tomorrow night at Ami
citia hall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-08
DEMOCRATS IN
RICHMOND WIN
Lynch Defeats BoWe, Smith
Carries Borough by Large
{. Vote

TOTTENVILLE, Nov. S--With
the entire Democratic ticket in the
borough of Richmond carried to VIC
tory by orc of the largest MAORI
ties in the history of Richmond,
Former Governor Alfred Smith poll
ed an exceptionally large vote.
When the returns have beeE. COM
pleted it will show that smith car
ried Richmond by more than 1900
majority. Borough Presldent John
A. Lynch is elected over John e,
Bowe, the Republican eradicate,
y more than 10000 majority
throughout the entire borough.
{Bowe. IN Independent Democrat,
Cunning on the Republican ticket.
was a former commissioned Ct pub
bic works in the Van Name admins
ttration. Smith carried every dis
[trict in the fifth ward of the bor-
Tough of Richmond with tho excep-
{tion of the 18th at Pleasant Plains,
fwhere he broke even with Miller in
the strongest Republican district.
The vote was Miller, FAC, and
246.
Lynch carried every district in the
Fifth ward. although running behind
the head of the ticket. Both of the
Democratic assemblymen have been
Returned to the assembly. Thomas
1Cosgrove in the first assembly dis
trict defeats Stanley futile, his Re-
publican opponent by more than
1000, while in the second assembly
Edistrict which includes this end of
the island William l.. Vaughan of
Tottenville, is elected by more than
1000 over Max Levy, his Republican
opponent. Both Mark Allen, the
democratic candidate Tor state sen
|ator in the twenty-fourth senatorial
district that includes Richmond and
|Rockland and Congressman Daniel
u. Riordan, in the eleventh congress
|sional district were elected by large
majorities. Allen, who as practically
la new man in politics. d~efeates States
Senator c. Ernest Smith. who was
two years ago and served that
time in Albany. DIR. Royal S. Cope
land, candidate for United States
senator, vas given a heavy vote On
island. District Attorney joseph
Maloy defeats Samuel NJ. Richard
son, Republican, by more than 1000
majority.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-08
Sapphire Club to Dance

Plans have been completed for
the dance to be held under the di-
rection of the Sapphire Club in the
assembly rooms of the Raritan
Yacht Club in Water street tonight.
Alex Ritter's orchestra will furnish
the music for the dancing. Many
novel features will be in vogue dur
ing the evening. This is the first
social event of the season to be L,ld
under club auspices and the COM
mittee in charge are ~endeavoring to
make it a huge success. Tickets
may be procured from any member
Of the club or at tho door.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-08
Hitchcock Is Beaten

OMAHA. Nov. 7.-Senator Gilbert
M. Hitchcock tonight conceded the
election of his Republican opponent
r. B. Howell, Republican national
committeeman. In congratulatirg
his successor the senator said that
he estimated Mr.. Howell's majority
would be %, 900, or more.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-08
QUIET ELECTION DAY
SAYS CHIEF OF POLICE

Chief Tonnesen of the local police
department, reported this morning
that yesterday was the ouietest
election day he had see in quite
some time. He stated that although
a very large vote was cast no ar
rests were made and no n:.schiefs
or drunkards were reported.
The local police with an extra
force, ALL worked sixteen hours pa
trolling the different polling sta
lions.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-28
SECTION
When 4 Girl M0rries
By ANN LESLIE.

, did one Of it's dives into the past Somehow or other I found myself re- membering vividly something Carl Booth had said to me weeks before.
 'I got sick because I'd let you cut yourself off from me and land something far better through an old bug whose attitude toward you is a mere business one. So hauled down the Derringforth account
 saw in CarPs words a practical confession that he didn't know any too much about the Derringforth peo- pie. And now-without making sure of their stability and credit-rd taken on an important contract in their name.
 But that advertising contract with the biggest of the city's daines was in my name-charged to A. L. Harrison, The risk was mine the danger mine. Should I go on counting de- 1 struction? Should I place still more 1 advertising contracts with the other | four papers Mir. Derringforth had se- | 1ected?
 | For a moment or two I hesitated. | Then I drove my car to the second | paper on my list and marched up to | the advertising department. I'd start ed this thing; I must see it through.
 By the time I'd placed all the Der rfngforth advertising it was very late. I drove uptown into the whirI of lm- cuisines coming down for dinner en- gagements. Worn out from my tense day, I wished to avoid the constantly i moving, steadily chugging stream of big cars so I turned off into the quiet streets where traffic isn't so heavy.
 Almost without noticing it found myself driving up the street where the Mason town house stands closed and shuttered for the season.
 From afar I could see a taxicab standing in front of the house; but this didn't register on my mind as I having any particular portent or meaning. My mind wasn't on Evvy. It was the liabilities I'd just assumed.
 I would have driven by without thought of Evvy and her being in town incognita, as it were, in flash of the blue she used to affect hadn't somehow focused on my vision as f drew nearer. And, looking up, I saw Evvy Mason, hatless and bewitching, bLossoming out vivddly instead of looking pale and wraith-like in the mourning she's worn since She1don's death. She was on the lowest step of the supposedly closed and shutter ed Mason town house. With her was an odd-1ooling man, evid ently absorb ed in her. Our eyes met. Evvy's didn't waver away, as I might have expected. Instead they met mine with a flicker of understanding-al- most Of camaradierie. Then ex- pression of pleading came across her face, and she lifted her finger and laid it on her lips in a gesture impos- inb silence and secrecy.
 In the next moment the man with her turned, and as my car shot past saw Evvy's face assume an express sion of complete absorption in what her companion was saying.
 (To Be Continued)
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-28
ADVICE 70 THE LOVELORN
By BEATRICE FAIRFAX

Theoretically Florence is right. But one cans help admfring Jim for the nnan1fness which makes him long to give things to the girl he loves not to let her made sacrifices to help him financially. This is pride of a normal, healthy, male sort and Flor ence mustn't ask her sweetheart to sacrifice it. Jim wants to make good on his own He wants the girl he loves to look up to him. He wants to prove to himself that he is not a weakling. The type of man who lets a woman support him Is generally despicable. And though things would be different in this case, it's hard for Jim to get away from his mental-pic- ture of the kind of man who would borrow from a girl. Don't deny him his independence. Don't try to in- terfere with his fight. He'll win and come out stronger and better foE fighting his own way.