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The Crittenden press., 1920-07-27
BELMONT

Miss Ruth Hill will teach school
at this place, we learn.
Miss Bir,hel Hillyard has been the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Lola Alex.
ander the past week.
Mrs. John Mcconnell and children
attended the funeral Of Mrs. Towery
at Shady Grove Sunday.
Mrs. Ben Crider will teach the
Odessia school this term.
Miss Cora McChesney has been the
guest Of her sister. Mrs. John Asher
the past week.
John Mcconnell went to Evansville
last Sunday.
Herman Brown went to Evansville
one day last week.
, John Mcconnell was in Providence
Saturday.
Miss Cora McChesney Of Odessia
visited Miss 0rvet,e Bebout Sstur.
day and attended church at Walnut
Grove Sunday.
Miss Violet Brown Of Fsrmersville
is the guest Of her sister. Mrs. Grace
Crider At present.
The good rain here Sunday night
was greatly appreciated. crops were
needing rain badly.
The Crittenden press., 1920-07-27
TEACHERS IN CITIES OF THE
FOURTH CLASS TO BE TESTED

Frankfort Ky.-Uniform certifi-
Gates for teachers in fourth class city
schools will be granted as a result
of conference held by the superin-
tendent from these cities with State
Superintendent George Colvin, and
the certificates will be validated by
the State Board Of Education, making
them good anywhere in the state.
The act Of 1920 for the first time
brought uniformity to the schools in
such cities, which heretofore have
been operating under a half dozen
kinds Of charters and in many in
stances employing teachers holding
no certificates Of any kind.
The superintendents have formed u
tentative association for the purpose
Of working out together problems
Of the new system with W. J. Chap
iinger. Maysville, chairman and J.
II Payne. Richmond. Secretary.
Fourth class city schools may rec
opnile first class State certificates,
State diplomas and certificates Of the
University and Normal Schools or
may hold examinations for three
classes, qualifying for employment in
the first four grades. second four
grades or high xhool. The superin-
tendents have agreed TO hold their
examinations the third Friday and
Saturday in August. using identical
questions.
The committee to conduct the ex-
animation is composed Of W. j.. Cap
linger, W. c. Bell. Central City; J.
7. Hnrelrig, Shelbyville; l.. c. Bose
ley, Danville. and J. II. Payne.
The Crittenden press., 1920-07-27
DYCUSRURG

Mr.. Jonas Green died at his home
near Dycusburg Monday morning a,
five O'Clock.
Mrs. j. NJ. Graves spent a few
days in the country this week.
Mrs J, c, Bennett Of raducsh
spent this week here the guest Of
relatives.
Miss lolicn Ferguson spent las,
week in Crider the gues, Of MIR. and
Mrs. Riley Jones.
Mrs. DR., Wallace Of near Kuttaws
spent few days here this week, the
guest Of Mrs, Rufus Howard.
Durow Koon of Gary IS spending
a few days at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holland Scott oi
Memphis are visiting his uncle. j.
A. Graves. 3D.. g.. 81. -.
Miss Mae Brightman Of Princeton
is the guest Of Mrs. N. T.. Green
Mrs. ., II. Scott and family at
tended picnic at pinkneyville Tues.
day. .t-.,.,I..s '..
Mrs g. r, Pickering returned ia
her home in + !FEtrahknp ran sf,ei : few
weeks visit here, .t..s "a. a..
The Crittenden press., 1920-07-27
BOY FALLS UNDER MOWER;
BOTH ARMS CUT OFF

Paducah, Ky,-Ten year old Luth-
er Norris Of Milburn. Carlisle county,
had both arms severed from the body
last week when he fell under a now
ing machine in his fathers field.
The boy displayed remarkable cour-
age, never flinching or uttering a cry
during the thirty mile automobile ride
over rough roads to a Paducah hos
pital, though suffering intensely and
weak from shock and loss of blood.
The boy was driving the moving ma
chine when the reins slipped and, at
tempting to reach them, he fell under
the sickle He is expected to recover
The Crittenden press., 1920-07-27
MASONIC LODGE
TO CELEBRATE

Moganficld, ky..-Thc Masonic
Lodge Of this place will celebrate the
one h,inire,h anniversary Of the
lodge By giving biz barbecue /,
Plans have not yet been completed,
nor has I, been finally decided wheth.
er the Barbecue will be at the Fair
Grounds or at the Sulphur Springs &.
Arrangements will be made for ad.
dresses by prominent orh,ors, pos.
sibly a ball game. and other enter
tanning features. The date Of the bar.
becue Is August 81.
The Crittenden press., 1920-07-27
MARRIED

Mr.. ]. l.. Newbell and Miss Row
cna Paris We're Married Wednesday
Rev. J. B. Trotter officiating.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Paris and the groom
is the son Of Mr.. G.. W. Newbell.
The Press joins their many friends
in wishing them happy life.
The Crittenden press., 1920-07-27
SPRAY USED NOW
WILL HELP SAVE APPLES

Lexir ton, Ky.-The coddling moth
which produces the worm found in
apples in the fall and winter will be
destroyed il the farmer will spray
the orchard immediately before the
second brood Of moth is formed. The
College Of Agriculture recommends
this spray made Of ~ pounds of
powdered arsenate Of lead to fifty
gallons of either bordeaux mixture
or lime sulphur solution. Bordeaux
is preferable and the spray should
not be neglected il the apples are to
be free from worms in the winter
The Crittenden press., 1920-07-27
HENDERSON GAINS III
IN CENSUS IN TEN YEARS

Washington, - Henderson, KY,
gained III inhabitants. or 6.3 per
cent during the last decade, accord.
ing TO the announcement Of the Cen
sus Bureau. Its present popuation
is l2,lG9.
The Crittenden press., 1920-07-27
GRAND JURORS FREE MADDOX

III 'f-T-*T- = ~.
Dixon, Ky,--The Webster county
gryef try sitting here refused to re-
tut .aH jhdktment against George
MAAHf -WhS shot and killed Doel
Stanley .At..Srcbres. n Few weeks age
fOISHkMe m his home. :; -
hsesfGhg ~ the, evidence sub
fovsM StSS,sY And, vi. vile tOseths,
u1E!s .Suap'cicns ytreumstsnes,
at Stanley. s'A.Y.: home, ,.,,s. Sf'Eo
The Crittenden press., 1920-07-27
es-s''' 4" -
MISSING PLANK
NEVER ADOPTED

Lk)cdlh;' Neb.&A Telegram from
WIN III flays. received In reply tC
. query sent BY Virgil q 4 iiinshaw
natlSnii NommIttce chairx'an 81 In,
Prohibition party, states tha, tn,
propcaed claw and order plank" IL
the Republican platform was strick
en- sut'by the platform sub.commit
tee Int Chicago d. rmeaningless," ant
Y" never presented to the full Plat
FORM Committee nor to the conven
tiou.
The Crittenden press., 1920-07-27
SUNDAY MOVIE FIGHT
RESUMED AT HENDERSON

Henderson, Ky,-Following the re.
sumption Of Sunday business by the
movie shows here. the Ministerial
Association met to discuss probable
action. Another meeting will be held
and warrants may be taken out.
The Crittenden press., 1920-07-27
Where Can They Co?

Homes are more difficult to find and more costly to
build than ever before.
When the home burns, possessions that money cannot
replace are destroyed-frequently lives are lost.
Fire insurancef adequate good the financial
oss but safety be secured only by preventing fire.
The Hartford Fire Insurance Company urges vigilance
and safeguards instead of the careesSess and neglect
which cause most fires
A Hartford" policy means sound indemnity plus up
todate fire prevention service at no extra cost Both
obtainable from this Agency Of the Hartford Fire nsur
ance Company.
E. &. Thomson Insurance Agency
The Crittenden press., 1920-07-27

Darby developes kodak films, Box
0s7, Evansville. Ind. Mail EN- In u
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-28
FOREIGN VEGETABLES
ARE NOW COMPETING
WITH HOME VARIETIES
q, associated P,-s

w s"efttfed ffrts
NAslllNGION. Feb o., --l.uro-
rsan cabbage. Asia'ic peanuts AMI
spanish Unions are among the many
important vegetable competing ON
the dom"stc marker with hon,"
grown truck. 'fhe dopurient n an
iicnlturo announced TO-DAY that ne
return Of more favorable conditions
OF ocean freight ANA lower icles Ut
exchange hrve made pos.ible the re-
appearance ot competition lror Lurn.
lean IN the American markets
with tho shllling worth about
seventeen cent instead oi iwcoiy-
ioGi aud other lcrcign units dopres.
sed 9lso, lmpofitrs are In position 10
undersell the native product In some
instances Irish potatoes are report.
cd Offered IN lifted quantities no.b
sacKed Belfast on the haa!s 81 see,
ror 100 pounds. which may he com.
pared with wholesalr prircy ayrrir.
ing about s. In New Ncrt aud other
eastern cities. Canadian roialoes are
ceiling about an q narl with leading
markets IN this country. alloAng for
freight charges
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-28
sugar Firm

w NNnfiaffn IitHHt
NEW NORk. Fob -. The local
market tor law SUGAR wa lirmef iu.
day and prices we're higher Wuh "a
title better inquiry noted and offer.
inK lighter owing 10 inc increased
inqpifi IN cuba from exporter for
March and April shipments. The
businbs reported Included 100. 000
bays Oi Cubss IN port aud lilnnt 10
local teiiners aud operators 40 . -
cents To.i ana freight aud s2.0Oo
hi", Of Iubar ilrst hall March shin
ncht ~ . ~ cents cost AMI freight
to New Orleans. The close WA
strong with buyerr ~ . 9.S cents for
rutas cot and freight eNInl IN t1iI
lpr cs1itlfngal hat noihlnn offering
~ thia ieVel
There wa nothing new In the -.
fin'f sItu1iion pricrs we're nnchan.
red az ! % arf g. cent. for line gram
plated
Z he hotter loelinr In tho SPOT mar
bet caused iifmcr rulinE IN tho
'urar futures market ana prices a.
he closo were - 10 o. poiits nei
higher Trading. While iittlc moro
active than the previous dny. was
IN lirhl total iran action am0uni
ing 10 onl, 500 tons. Wan Ma, scll-
ing ~ loso. July az aSi. August 90
ihio ind september ~ ten cents.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-28

w 'htsiff WV
Nrw YORK, roh. % tn t.r.
lure IN tho c0liOn lltkrt this week
wa Increased actively Nv both spot
and iuinr's aud On advance IN ihe
latios which cirried Mlrth couifacif
40 TO siei. establishing . rev nish
price Tor tho season ~ OF ne old
eroD positions In fact we're stroae
and hieher but the new crnn nn
lions moved more .lowiy although
they We're vol supported by commis.
zion house orders on the idea that
crop preparations we're not maklrg
The progress that WIS desired.
The Improvement In sIol demand
was noted nearly In. all mart. az ~
belt and came chiefly from Janan.
ese ana English houses. although do.
nestle mill Interests have shown IN
inetenslnr interest In the lower
Ffndcs Al the wide discounts ptevai..
ms. In view OF the spo, news COM
paratisely liltic attention was paid 10
The weakness IN stocks ana foreign
eyrhanre and the hcslianey IN textile
ahnrters. or ~ 10 ocraHlonri weakness
~ the Liverpool market ana cor.
nidsrable Liverpool straddle selllnr
here on both old ana new iron Pc.
Fitions the trade was a heavy hnv.
esr throughout the week.
becanee Of labor shortage. tho
hifh price OF seed ard scarcity ~
ftfsliifer. u was held hy many that
the country J. facing -i,ih short
crop and this fact tended 10 lncrea -
snnfidenee IN The nev crop dsliyorles
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-28
I,tnl,irer,'. ,I,e,hW,

~ so.ihisd i're.s
INV YORK. Feb. % -l'rai
t'reeia tomorrow vill say
\ rather moro pronounced t'nd
encf TO conservatism win q som,
what pniei'r tone characterized %
general huslnrr .it'aiiun There ~
prais 10 % dispn'ilion on IA. par
oi myers 10 re- moro slowly In mak
lnr purchase lnd a. look iutn con
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-28
M A r X EFT S
CORN SUFFERS DECLINE
DUE TO LIGHT SALES


E ~ Affosisisd Pros
/ CHICAGO Fnh o. Nbf'lfr %
/ nny new HaFresHN o mynr dad ,
nood deal lnipt ~ htinr about nai,
ial decli1es in M" corr market iu
COS closed weak I go cent tn .
cents net tower win 40, go IS al
3'i, inv i.1 80 a. i3n. Oals Gin
iahrd 90 e 80 fi "a CEN. GoNt
and provision, unchanged no tDn
cents nif
Fear ta lale hold further attic
the rhpld unlurn Witnessed dufnp
the laai few day. pppeaied To dom..
nate buyer nf com. Comm ,lu.
house, showed q. position to PRO
mote selling on 40 halgcs ana ~ leiu
10 the belief ina. the roconl aGynnc
had been sufficient "a ,'uco f.rm.
ors aud rural elevator men 20 lpt ro
~ holdings more freely
Olif weakened In sympathy with
corn. although numcf0u, hedge
against shipping riles to the aaat aui
roulh were heinz removed Prov,
on huslnesa Whs u"lflt ~ @ ,tgni
kiill
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-28
COTTON MARKET NERVOUS;
CLOSES SLIGHTLY LOWER
~ Ascls,sa pr...

~ Assoeltisf pre.s.
NEW yOllk. Feb. ?5.--A modcr'
ATE bull movement In the cotton mar
ket toda, following increased spot
demand. received q vicieni cheer
near the close under reports that a
bill was 10 be- introduced In congress
10 Investigate the profits of "oiior
mills aud that a former hieh go' -
eminent official had predicted gen
eral break In all commodity Price q.
Late positions sustained the greaiet
ioss ana final prices while q STEADY.
we're from points net h'eher 10 20
lower.
The market opened steady at q
bet decline ~ a result VI foreign
selling " vcakness N l.ivrp00l Tho
trade was aRnin an aciiye buyer ihd
later in the day. when Il became ap.
parent spot demand was much more
active ard ,lai mill Interests We're
good buyers or both March and MAY.
the whole market developed strons
undertone. which continued uncheck.
I'd until the last half hour. There
was considerable commission hOuse
huyins - vel lac suppou from tho
Wall Street and iUrai sheTts on M
bulge On the advance there was q
GOOD deal Of i'lllng by one broker
supposed 10 he for southern l,.
count, liit the cntion VOL ah.ohei
owing 10 the bulllsh feeling hmonE
local traders due 10 the impro, od
spot hinrilon MOI only American
MILLS but foreign spinner, ls woll
were In the market Tor spot coiinn.
lakint The lnwer frnd'. fathcr mou
freely than ~ late.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-28
NEW YORK GIANTS
ON WAY To TEXAS
TRAINING GROUNDS

NEW YORK. Feb. Elm the
absence OF Manager John J. AlcGraw.
who Is on his way from Cuba To thu
New York national learue clubs
training quarters ~ sun Antonio.
Texas, Christy MathewsOn viii he IN
charge Of The players who will leave
this city by special train Tor Texas
tomorrow aud all those who viii be-
picked NJ On route
Manager llugFins. Of the New
York Americans. also will enirain
here tomorrow with several players
hound for the YANKEES training
camp AZ Jacksonville. In the party
Will he Bnbc Ruth. Thormahlen.
Mogrldge. Rode, Dcviinlle. Small
wood, Murphy, Gciser and Trainer
N Woods
Rob Sharky and Dob Rice, u nov
third haseman. will Join them NJ
philadelphia and at baltimore. Joe
Kelly viii yet aboard with Wilson
Fowler aud IT, r. nlomiilcr u
pitcher. Nineteen other players.
.omc Ut whom have moi signed their
contracts. will 20 from their home
direct IN Jacksonville.
judge MoQuadc. the Giants
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-28

A boxing club at Milwaukoc, ore
managed ny George Moore. colofcd.
Is said To be PLYING havoc with the
Portland club. which II tathcrcd by a
boxing commission. The club In the
'City oi Roses" has lost money on
iis last three shows. the fans an
par"n,ly waiting To attend the cards
~ Milwaukee. Mooro's placclol bust.
ness Is an old oarbarn. nov trans
formed into au Head boxing pavilion
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-28
Guns LEAVE ron TRAINING.
',Mp TODAY.


W. '.aoi'ni.d prp.
enc NCO. Fob. 81 Member, ~
The Chicago National League Clup
viii Fot away from Chicago to.
morrow night IN special sleeping
ears Tor their training camp NJ Paso-
d"na aliiornia Manager Mitchell
arrived TODAY and declared himself
satisfied win conditions. M the only
known buldoui Is Turner narber.
Ou,fiolder
Pitchers Alexander. vaurhr
TYLER. and catcher Iilliter. who have
been training az Hot Springs. Ark.
viii iGin the party Sunday morning
az Kansas civ and Claude
Hendricks will also hoard the train
there
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-28

~ "'""@tHN WV
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. .i.-Quca
snd efralie fluctuations IN The col ina
lnaffii to-day RESULTED from conflict
lnf feh'ares Price ehanEes esgried
ne mprksi above aud brlaw iae l,vnl
% sesiefday's rlose ana iowgu tn
snd u beonfe ,cfs irregular W Thar
The close was net 90 points 40 10 si
iowa. \ rood demand repaired Toe
ne halter frades OF fnols va ~,
sanse 81 strength 10 the mar nisi.
'lens while the favorable seaihet
nah tesnonfihle for lhe seain,s, ln
the district.
N ihe early iradnF ihe market
VS. loxef nader poor cable ava ihf
weather map 4 haYlnR dunn 60.
loved on The Fepoli that snlpaen'
o. foiion % Amerlfan port rom
lAfefhool wefe lne 10 huvln. h,
lmsFlean mills 10 Liverpool h,cau
lhfS enald not Fei The rIadfs iheA
required on ihl, side neallglrg hy
lahts anl The fun0f ihai mlll no.
~ W The eoraliy mighl hs myea i,
Ea'ea hy the NaysFnmeni rluasd
TRASH weahaess lat 10 ihe dai
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-28
Warranty Deeds,

Mrs, Maudc Wilson 10 \. T.. Daily.
lot 20. block ~. Fake addition
Consideration t77G.
H. H. Hand to \. y. McGoe. 4 i.9
acres of section ~. block 9. 4. n.
a N, Consideration $1,000 tout
Claiml,
Roy VI. Rose IN Mary Jane Miller.
lot \, block 220. Hughes addition
Consideration si300.
llcrt N. Mills 10 AIRS N. y. Woods.
ton. lots . aud I. block i21. Mirror
addition, Confederation $500.
W T. llr0ckmnn 10 !. n. CORN.
lot \. block aGG. Mirror addition.
Consideration $3.50.
John Deea 10 Henry Kidd, lot 4,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-28

treasurer, will accompany Mathew.
son on the trip To San Antonio. Five
pitchers. esse Barnes, \, y. Siryker,
j. u. McQuade, Ruhe Benton ana
Harry Buffelnd viii 80 from here
lOselhef with outflelders Bowen.
kauff and Sink aud infielders
frlsch. c00ney. llorle and White.
George nnrns will Join them Ut
Utica. AZ ~. Louis the contingent
viii be reinforced with more players
including Nepf. Carton. KIM. Bates
Sticking, klnsellu, McCarly and
Trainer Mackall. All the other
players will Ro direct Oihe Texas
quarters from their respective
homes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-28

ai4f,tl n ~ Mr.
sFnliF WORTH 30 90 rlile
lfeelnis sliaa rl0a lnd inyn
liei fes fHa q l-gi aimteia & tt
- ! l.ep leNs zoe - 1890 TO-
~, zee y ae nulf fn a.
7 10 falFra 80 81 liet
lli'Hs. iefflni 5000 FiUls il
" hlshel lieslT. 1858 ~ li..
lafhl lfhi lltf NtIInm
% q liAn nhfd lson i1r
sa lplalanp 90 d vi 90 va
iau y lbht
hhfff ffums sf an.eiilfa
lenhs ihpp q gara n. llns
80 Tee Nnhlr i na Eel
sp tpfs ice "a lssH lul.
80 q asp linaif 'aHIH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-28
Clnb w Gold Mine.

Tom once and BIS friends. WHO ar
Interested IN the Tijuana. Mex. hot-
inF club, may lind that there aron
cnouhh people In that section of "a b
country Ia make boxing nay 30
Angeles fans. who attended the in
iiai opening ct the place are not en-
Unused ~ o. possibilities.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-28

Billy llaack known chir'ly as .
boxing promoter of Mcmhis, also
take. hand IN narohat. he g.
chairman 81 the VI 4. \. gnyofnins
hoard ol hasaball Thcre viii be- %
teams repretentce w The Ncmphi
circuit iris .easnu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-28
'o,ion seed W.ak.

w Ascf,lisa re
NEW YORK, Frb g.; rollTvin9
o. frm START cotton arcd oil weak
,ncd under renewed liquidation in
uarch. hearish economic condition
~ rencral late reversal IN lard End
cotton and stor lass selling CLOSING
lids were II To 50 points act lower
Sales zoe harrNl.. tenders 9N0 IN
rcls Prime crude l5in nominal.
Primo summer yallov snot i;a0 ~
iNoo u9N 1901. Jlly 1919. .po.
iHlo prime wmtcr yellow and ,rm
uer white nominal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-28

olaronce " rrLic h.ylrr aid h..
,niire Interest " T. n Blackburn
snd Cfn,er e. Malone. tho bus'r
" nov heint rpiai"d 90 no san.. ~
cation under the finn name e.,
nlaekhurn 9 Malone. Undertaken;
al o..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-28

block 2. =. \. Consideration $500.
J. y, Burgess 20 II. u. Masterson.
Jr, part OF block $50. plemons ad-
dltlOn. Consideration $4,000.
John u. Gli,In ~ al 10 ]. d. Sim
gleton. part Of block 10. Eakle nd
dillon. consideration slt00.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-28

AlN lnhk 90 % Ur m.I
he lnl fHllff lHiulf npn.a .IH
rfisA "a affllaf iIhl 81 mInI
irll IA lHllhIl NInh N..
piilph ilf llna I'll ahsai lh
lpNfH ni iHf Hsi lf Al mm
HNifl iN0 f|HN nIE. ut I.
hla NHNH IIHt HI IIH l.I
ifi afnfmhH lI.l NfHhH M
~ lhH#ll 1000 l.tNHlII
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-28

In Portugal. " the VII, publishes
liierar, work without the hus.
hand con .enl. tho laN ff,es him
20 once from his matrimonial ohll-
cations
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-28
Transfer.

q. e. Matthews 10 Amarillo
building ana Loan Association. lot
/. block iSa. plemons addition. Con.
sideration $1,000.
Geo. W. Williams 10 United Cav.
ings Bank. lot \, block i42. Pistn-
ans addition. Consideration 800.
W, II. lllswell 10 Amarillo Build
INK and Loan Association, LOT 8,
block 100. plemons addition. Con-
siderniion sliO310. hu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-28
Nleclinnlcs Lien.

!. \. Green 10 l.. u. Newly. lot
5. block 377. Mirror addition. Con.
sidoratlon $500,
j. u. singleton 10 lien Short. part
~ block 10, Enkle addition. Con-
sidernilOn $1,000.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1920-09-23
County Teachers Institute.

The annual Teachers Institute
in and for Bon Homme County
will convene at Tyndall, So. Oak.
Sept. Both 1920, and continue for
period of three days. The gene
ral sessions Of the Institute will be
held at the High School Building.
All Rural Schools are ordered
closed on Sept. 30th and Oct. 1st.
Teachers will experience no loss
Of time and are required to attend.
This notice applies to teachers
who have not Commenced their
school prior to the Institute Dates.
Miss Edith Lathrop of Washing
Ion, d. c., Mr.. Coleman of Cam
dem, N. j., Mr.. J. B. Arp of
Minneapolis, MINI, and State Su-
perintendent, F. L. Shaw will de-
liver lectures at the Institute.
Glass room instruction will be ia
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1920-09-23

Tlle people of this vicinity wit
messed d funny game Of ball here
last Sunday between Freeman and
Taboo. The game started out in
= manner that was both pleasing
and satisfying, no scores were.
made until the 3rd inning when
Freeman brought in a score. Ia
Dor followed this by a regular
merry go-round and brought in
six scores. This ratified the visit
ors to such an extent that they
made error after error and it was
evident right then and there that
the will to win was gone. Tabor
in the following innings kept on
hammering the Freeman pitcher
all over the field and the game re-
solved itself into a veriLable
slaughter of the innocents". The
visitors then began to leave the
ground and the game was not. f.
nished. The trouble was that the
Freeman men lost their heads, got
ratified and did not care to play.
Tuesday morning at the Catho-
lie church at Yanktop, Rev. Fat
her Link united in wedlock Miss
Anna G. Hanzel of Chicago, a
niece of j. A. Dvorak, and VIM.
j. Blachnik of Yankton. The
wedding was a quiet affair and the
couple left for a short wedding
"trip to Fremont and other Nebras-
ka points. Miss Hsnzel was born
in'Tyndall and her father VIM.
Hanzet was we'll known there,
and when he died the family
moved To- Chicago. Her mother
died last spring. The groom was
born on farm near Tabor and
had been working in the Tabor
State Bank for some time. At
present he. is assistant cashier in
the National Bank Of Commerce
at Yankton. His parents, Mr..
aud Mrs. C. F. Blach"ik, are old
residents Of this part of rhe state
aud at present are living in retire
ment in Yankton. Mr.. and Mrs.
Blaehnik will make Yankton their
home. We wish them happiness.
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Red Grown gas at 80 cts per
gallon at the Tabor Repair Shop.
We are now ready to buy wheat
and rye. Bring yours to US. Ta-
Dor Milling Co. Phone 25 8 S5f