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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-02
TOWN LOT TRANSFERS

S. NJ Cornelison to o. N. Hatfield.
lot in Speedwell, $3.50.
Bert Dozier to Wesley kidwell ,lot
in Newly, $425.60.
Margaret B. Parrish to w. P. Mil
lard, lot in Richmond, $500.
S. S. Noble to John Rupert, lot in
Richmond Isl in stamps)
Wearen Kennedy to r. Il. Wells
lot in Richmond, $500.
S. A. Jones to John N. Ross, loi
in Richmond, $4,000.
Walter A. Dearing and wife to S
P. Alcorn, lot in Richmond, $2500.
Edmond P. Bush to Harriet Camp
bell, lot in Richmond, $4,000.
Thos. B. House & Co. to A. J
House, lot in Richmond love and af
fection. "
B. Current to Bige M'Cowan, lot i
Richmond, $3500.
Madison Garage to Richmond
Motor Co., lot in Richmond (2
stamps).
Berea College to E. F. Dizney, 10
in Berea, (50c in stamps.)
d. M. Gott to John Bales, lot i
Berea ($2 in stamps)
Mrs. Alice Lawrence to $. A. [
Jones, lot in Richmond, s425o.
Hobart P. Powell to A. II. Thomas
lot in RicInnnod, $500
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-02
Big Powder Explosion

Wilmington, Della, Jan. 2
Five men were killed and NUM-
Der injured in an explosion WHICH
destroyed the Du Pont Powder
Company grinding mill. three
miles from here today. The lex-
plosion shook the country foi
miles, a house 50 miles away be
ing shaken.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-02
Mary E. Sweeney, head of the de

Mary E. Sweeney, head of the de
partment of home economies.
Kentucky Queen" White
Leghorn hen sired by Sir Eglan-
tine, which has laid 200 eggs y
her pullet year, will be on eXili
bition. Talks will be made BY A
G. Phillips, head of the Depart
ment of Poultry, Indiana Exper'
ment Station, and Fl. Pierce
Harrodsburg, formeriy connect
! ed with the United States De
partment of Agriculture
/ Mr.. Phillips will speak on th'
Possibilities of the Farm Flock
and Mr.. Pierce on " Kentucl
Poultry Oppor rtunities.y
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-02
Jury Couldn't Agree
DIV AssOciated Press)

IBy AsSOCIaItu ITtSsJ
Manassas, Va, Jan. 2-Unable
to reach a verdict, the jury was
dismissed in the case of w. c. Hill
prohibition Inspector, charged
with the murder of Lawrence
Hudson, during a raid on alleged
bootleggers.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-02
WHEN Do WE Ei
CONvICTS
AS Trap Was Sptuns
6erer Hung-20fNFeS
To Witness
(By Associat,

Chicago, Jan. p
rage, convicted II
hanged in the cou
this morning in til
200 hardened crirnin.
forced to witness the
an experiment in
Sheriff Peters selecte
among murderers .
ranged them in cell t
square in which the s
erected. 1t is believ
cution will have a saltl
upon those who might
ture be tempted to
crimes. Durrase was !
amid absolute quiet. As
was slipped over his sh'
strident shout came fr,
tier, when do we eat ?"
cell the cry was taken II,
trap sprung, amid an
"When do we eat ?" w
QUEEN.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-02
BRYAN'S HAT IN
By Associated Press)

Detroit, Jan. 2-William Jen-
nings Bryan will be entered in
Michigan's presidential prefer
ence primary, April 5th, as can
didate for endorsement as the
democratic nominee for President
according to statement OF
friends here today. ].
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-02
reagan Sells FARA
At HANDSOME PR.

The part of the rich farm Z
Barnes Mill pike known as the
patrick farm, that John Re
bought from T. S. Hagan
months ago, was sold by Mr.. Re:
this week to Jesse Tudor and Ca
Agee. The tract contains II
acres and the buyers paid $265
acre for it. Mr.. Reagan thus re;
ed a nice profit on the place, for
paid $235 an acre for it abo,
months ago. The sale was
Srough the L.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-02
Oldest Hen Is Dead
Gy Associated Press)

II5y AssOclaIeu TfcSSJ
Danielson, Conn, Jan. death
of Eusatia Pallidani, age 81 years,
a Spanish black hen, said to have
been the oldest hen in the United
States, was announced by the
owner, James Blanchat, of Day
vile. She mothered a brood las:
spring and laid eggs in the fall.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-02
FARMERS TO HAVE Big
week IN LEXINGTON
Splendid Program Eeing Arrang.
ged For Next Meeting, jan
uary u to 80.

Madison county always sends q
big delegation to the annual Far
mers' Week at State University
at Lexington. The eighth annual
program will be observe Janu-
ary 27th to 30th, next, and VIII be
featured by talks by agricultural
experts, Judging contests and
meetings of various. state organi-
cations. The event is being ad-
vertised broadcast over the state
by literaturaoandiby notices ap-
pearing in various newspapers in
Kentucky. Those in charge Of
the program expect between l,OOC
and 1.5OO farmers.
Organizations that will hold an
nual meetings are: Kentucky
Horse and Jack Breeders Asso-
citation, Tuesday, January 27th
Kentucky Sheep Breeders Asso-
lciation, Wednesday, Jan. 2S; Al
falfa Growers Association, We'd
nesday, Jan. %; Kentucky Dairy
Cattle Association, Thursday
Jan. %; Kentucky Beef Cattle
Association, Thursday, Jan. %
Kentucky Poultry Association
Friday, Jan. 80, and the Kentucky
Swine Breeders Association, Fri
day, Jan. 80.
Every morning at / 80 O'Clock
during the week, all organizations
will hold general meeting eth
er in the university chapel Or II
the stock judging pavilion. t
each meeting prominent agri-
culturist will lecture.
President Frank L. McVey, Un-
! diversity of Kentucky, and Thos
P. Cooper, dean of the College O
Agriculture, will deliver address
es of welcome at opening of IT,
various organizations meetings.
One feature will be beef judg
ing contest as: to the percentag,
of meat certain grades of steer
will dress out.
| The "better sires-better stock
campaign of the Department 0
Agriculture, will be explained a
this time. There will be on ex
hibition thre{ steers. A prim
purebred Hei ieford bullock, a hig
grade Short horn and commo
rough steer
They will be judged on foot an
then killed to find out whic
dresses out the most meat. Th
t purebred represents the highes
results in using purebred animal
!. The Shorthorn shows good re
suits that can be obtained b
: crossing Ascrub COW with pure
bred bull the common roug
/. steer is ample of the con
: mon kind Nteer which the. ia,
fmer cam $ford to raise, a.
n cording Experiments conducte
by the 4 Htment of animal hui
d bandV #he animals will
o slauf by students of Z
Colfes4 f Agriculture in Il
A 81 ldown wether will
n donatd by the Experiment ST
tion e killed and the mutto
,. served members of the Kentu
ky 81 p Breeders Associatiot
5, The tton will be prepared al
serv under the direction of Mi
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-02

With scores of 298 each w.
Henderson, of Lexington, and F.
M. Troeh, of Vancouver, Wash.
lead all the other state trapshoot-
ing champions in the amateur
ranks throughout the United
States and Canada for the season
of 1919.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-02
MARRIAGE LICENSES

John L. Combs, 81, son Of Of james
Combs and Flossie Baker, 27, dauGh-
ter of w. B. Baker; both of Brass
field.
Jessie Brakeman, 32, son Of Lewis
Blakenlan and Myrtle Estes, g.
daughter, of Milt Estes,
Xirksville.
Fred Shocklel
5hockley
la,7T
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-02

In Bourbon county, suits aggrcgat-
ing $4,000 were filed Tuesday
against H. B. Pence, missing North
Middletown farmer, who wrote let
ter to his wife from Louisville, say
ing he intended killing himself. The
petitors charged that Pence left the
county to avoid summons.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-02
TWO STRONG MEN
WITH WEIGH co.
Tom Collins and Burt Johnson To
Handle Special Farmers
Service Department

The Richmond Welch Company,
whi ch is pushing work on its
home on West Main street, has
ann riounced the appointment of
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-02
THE MARKETS

Cincinnati Cattle steady; hogs
25c lower; Chicago steady.
Louisville, Jan. 2-Cattle 100;
steady and unchanged; hogs 700;
uneven; tops $14.75; sheep CO.;
active and unchanged.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-02
{ TOLD OF
FINALS EXTREMITY
-uzens of Richmond Urged To
Cooperate In Providing
Rooms For Students


commodations for students
ern Kentucky State Normal
tendance, is to be at all
was wildly impressed upon ,
business men of Richmond
dent T. ]. Coates at a c
Thursday afternoon.
DIR. Coates said that unIt
thing is done to find room,
new students who are right
plying for admission to the
great majority of them will
return to their homes or {
Tor the instruction which II
He said that the people of {
are not opening their homes
dents as freely as in the II
impressed upon his hearer
roomlng accommodations O,
necessary; That the aor,nap< }
department. is amply able to
students with present eouipr
to as large a number as =
the aofmltoreS are filled To
ity and no more can be-
modated.
Hopes, are entertained n
coming legislature will make 1
appropriation for the benefi
state, normal schools and
university. A program
agreed upon by the educatiA
ers of the state and has
mitted by Gov. Morrow. a :
mlmstration leaders. Just hi
Will do about it remains s,
however. But fact ren1aA 7
state university and tArov
Normal at Bowling GuMn n
'ame condition that 49, :,
of adequate
ions for the hundreds ia,
nd women who are sAh nNB
ducation and to equi PR
axe a more importaA Ato
fe work. cir
DIR. Coates went
iucational system hole Th
ave his hearers v and jug
: told them lot acts; were
'ople realize abe few home
irs in kentucky at shor
them the f7 sed up- pin,
10 is educated he man after
Oblen1s that FL for the custc
rid today is lhg INC polio
ssful and wi ho is sue The
lte and nat ed ny lhe stuff
VI. Coates a &c
receive a {asteln hopes of F
tie for ad poo from the have
the legis rmitory room, some
alton fo1 kes an appro- have
state II university and anxi,
re coma bols. Sliggestions the
ches tanKIorC IL. time
O,O00 Iappropuation II
nded Fixed and reco,
sller institutions. An
woUk 100000 COR East
, itdequate, and not en- Da
Ids the necessary de- of T
nifor housing facilities a 81
attE those present inter- beer
eIoates at length and he Stat
Eely to them of Eastern own
among young vile
lstern Kentucky, and the Sprl
rk it is doing. He felt
,ple of Richmond are not
as they should, perhaps, ,
r. of opening their homes ~
tudents in such an emer- "
disr
u.noor sold that per- pro-
people realized that the Ml'l
oil is prepared to feed it's l'''
80 n,;1.+a homes boo
Tilling to offer rooming
ions.
B. Smith urged closer s
d cooperation between lot
body and the people. b
Coates said that a can IN
,e made of the city and a M
homes made where laro
btained by students. 1t 5
t that publicity given to Rlcl
eeds of the institution at "
light help considerable and lot
,e undertaken by a COM s
inc which the meeting de- IN
point to see if Some relief "
secured. +.
!. Turley acted IS chair +
: meeting and will name bel
tee. The meeting was l
Ion. J. A. Sullivan, regent Ho1
NAL School. and one OF fec
best known citizens. 1
Ric
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-11

New Nmt Whom Ars ut"h,
dalton. the beautiful lucc star who
Vas solicited Ton lhe leading rolD Boz
that mammolh New York proluC
iltn. "Aphroduo Was questioned as
io iho secret ol bon phenomenal suD
coss she uuhefilaiipgN said Nl
COMPLEXION ' When asked further De-
tails she explained Everyone ol
my friends alNNs aNed about lhe
texture anil Colorlug of mN shm Hnd
I have uo doubt but that my hut
onFaremeni Nls made ppHeihlr
ihrnu O. the reputation | bad acWlr
cd tor q beautiful complexion Man
ag,H are llkr ordinary moriah thrN
admire d beautiful skn as wuoh us
anN0uo. aud m aOloouug their casts
they naturally plelar tho.H whose
compilations afr Hil"'lt |th
ito hesl asset amy ril or Woman
can hlio s beautiful ttm nnd
complexion u 10 easy lo have lh.s 10
ule Win spend onh lille i.me m
tHkluH care nf Che SKIN \ riIl paw
have llrgular features bui n fho
puasff.os beautiful ,UmplpNIm .hn
Win attract attention anYWhrIo am
alWait rlid 40 loll ans rirl nt wO.
nan luai nnn M may posa0.. sh'n
ltD mlnr Here Is lho feDlpe NIfht
ind molnlnr rlrRnse iho Hhu lni
sin vHrm water than Hpph % fn1l
rnll cream OLlskH nld orHW N#o
found in ho ihp hUil iiiUr ma. Hf
lng "a into lhn aim HkH 0ii INr
NnroflluOnH .rHH N.ih 500 r.nIh
Then hflNfr fnHf nli NHIrF ih0
laS or rffnlnf / iuplN n0fHlln 81
fmplr Toilet preparation NhHl un
Dr. purchased ii iir toilet eNnnl.I "a
ANS upindaio llug pr drMumrni
slols. Ihe llul appllralNn ~ 900.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-11
TIL, Co.Operatiye Home


Every business ,enier like Anna
rillo offers great opportunity for u
service 20 Young womanhood. Wont
Gu and Girls are bing called upon
In large numbers To take their places,
N tie ranks OF commerce and indns-
Try, This means that increasing
numbers are being arawn &c the ell
ties and the problem OF iindins
homes 10 afford safety and comfort
il very great, Cooperative Homes
are maintained In some elites by tue
churches or Y. W. e A., with board
and lodging provided ss low as 81
per week, and With laundry laeil''
Ties.
Often Rirls seeking employment
are from the rural dlstrWis where
conditions ATE different from those
they find f,elng them In the e1lles
They find themselves sorcl, heNlld-
cred and In need at the advice aud
council VI friend The Co Oyer
a,iye Home has Nchateh n a cap
lille, kwdhraricd molherh mallon
IN charge.
paees NJ reCrwalion she finds IN
plenly---ihe parks, the p'ln'r
shows, the dance halls places galore
NheTe she nlay sperd her hafi earn
I'd m0ney hut a. 50 alene 10 SUCH
plaees may suhieel her 10 some very
UNPLEASANT experiences. 10 lhe aver
ase boarding house OF the slass she
ean afford lheTe n NO nafloI pro
sldVd where she NAV enltllaln q
genlleman friend "a the street ~
he palk IN sunmvi iiRie az the lit'
lufe shoN ln Nlulrr must W. he'
pal lol
1.-THE sirl wha musl make hvf Way
cad gees a. the rilN n not FORTUNATE
In sesatiag nnsillun al q Nifh VA
ipE NaEe and lhtre alr wam snrh
then whaii The cheap lrNmlhs
house. ifesuAr aud lpsullleirn'
meals gud lpnelnv.H upslrahal le'
small NeRder that undef freh ell''
uulstanrea az many groN irral les
and indifferent ga ihe VinplNlw.
lad Ollen make gnn pleio ahip. Nlp''
III hle lihu mrl iuHl fu'h nN
0lleng snd ehape' them lol h'l
thai The loopplslhr llNme h''
leen ,allcd mln Nnirure llolr
me undefpam glll lluNs a r1mlnll
shle home wuh Nhplrfpme lnNa Al
rsgulsl houlf AZ a mlnlpmn 'v'' l.'
loheh slrls finds eonrrnlal li'epds
and wlOlrsume urtailnn NnN d
dance AZ meet hpl lrhnds nnd'l
nloprl eOnduhns Here ihe Scans
llll lga,ellng slupa ana itm.lhlpi
ttsf nleht mi The 0IiN mM iini plp
ll,llon spi lrlleshm'nl phN lN' Nv
who n oul M Norf fpN pnl ~ ,N'l
u,s, BE- suge VI SHELTER nplll 'hF l'l
lhld employment ....
MY lol ln lplel ll,npm'nrl le' I"
Cp.opelaiip Home ~ Nnell''f
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-11
NSOCIETs
49, ~
RUTH J. MEYER
TRn House ny TmE
SIDE on TN ROAD


siDE OF 1HE ROAD
There are hermit souls that Nv,
Withdrawn
In tho peace of ih-lr self-contcnt
There are souls, like stars. that
dwell apart.
In O fcllowlcNs armament
There are pioneer souls that hloIe
their paths
Nlsrc Highways never ran.
Hut let me live by the side Of the
road
And be friend To man
Let me live In q house By the side of
road,
Where the race OF men 30 by
The men who are good and the men
who are had,
A. good and ~ had rs l.
would not sit In the sc0tncr's seat,
or hurl the eynlc's ban:
Let me live In my house by the sldc
OF the road
And be friend to man.
zee from my house by the side Of
the road.
Hut the side " the highway OF
life,
The men who press with the ardor VI
nope.
The men who are faint with the
strife.
hut l turn not away irom their
smiles nor their tears
Both, parts Of IN infinite plan,
let me live In my house by the side
~ the road
And be friend To- man.
know there are brook .gladdcncd
meadows nhacad.
And mountains Of wcnrlsome
height.
That the road passes on through tho
long afternoon,
And stretches away In the night.
nut still ! rejoice when the travellers
rejoice.
And weep with the strangers That
mean.
Nor live In my house by tho side OF
the road
Nor dwell In my house by tive side
Of the road
Like man who dwell' alone.
Let me live In my house hy the side
OF The road
Where the race Of men 40 by
They are good. they arr bad. they
are weak. they are slroag
Wise. fpolish--so am
Then why should | ait In the 'eorn'
er's seat.
Or hurl the cyinc's ham
let ne live In my House by the side
OF the road
And be n friend To man.
-,Say Walter Foss
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-11

nfrwllln win astnnish You
q impaiia instant a'uuiN to the skIu
uud makes Ia rohy.W white cnmpleAilp
Nery one Win talk about / lind Al
excellent ipf ml 'nmpleNlon as % pm
l0rin poo, $500 ln all kinds oi uefht
ilHia Wlf I prr'vr IA to au Oil
tU.li preparation aud am uc,
without 70 Many nf my profession Z
friends to whom have recommended
nrINilIo us. lt ln preference Poo lA
other ADv powers or hrtutupiH
Iusi tr lt once before golng ta Iho
phDatrr dances. plr',es or au li.,-
neon rIl Und nOtH che favorable com
m0nis nl N0ur lrIenls DEW 300 .n.
utlN Wf iiOliho unt ou yOW
checks Witch delIes detection lt
ukos tho place ui fUge pONdoI ava
staNs on motto YOU wash ii oif ror
spIri.0n docs unt gin'ol i uHI N Il
it mh 600 on clolhme, 70 also pI'.
vents ihD nUN Nud itro from .tuut
lIs wonderful tor a datl IloN.
r0urh Nn DHOhheids. colur pores.
.tlN ahn frrhlef tan aul l0r iho u-
tfant hOUt Il lmuaris uf0 anH
nnN r.ilH 5000 women ato t.us m
Co., aNMWeY harmless to lht UUf
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son vIune.l nn nrlhor arrm poo
convince fu thHt There H niN
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Ulnt lHH Com nerWnlO. iI.u 500
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i0rU efruWhefo soll nrrNIHn nfh
lhe UNuHia ihai " lnu dNu Hhu
H f0n f.i f0lI monty BAGS iuI.
uHa 0nn'Nr iNi give satisfaction
10 200 aaanns li ihr helf lou can
rcum BE- 90 900 toilet counter m fhr
,HN nOudns Rowland ard nfkaOH
nlug Stores.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-11

lb1 ldlerplell'e l''.llp7 "
Will NJ pnleilAlnri IA lh' " y
smuh tosldrnte lfip ia1hfn rlff'l
ANnndsl elehlpg lpllwhm N.N
llnued ltum lhe laH mrfllpf lnl
~ Tao polmi alaa HldNA IA lN'l
lime l'1hr p0Nfl "a lanfhlrf m
iilellaud ulnhan snd fNl naln "a
Nlolpll M Nnlall l.oll mHn hnlh
hall upon lhe lhome ni lllff fnAni
lldo 0pnIlllule ma pllilnl Hlnll
lloll zen Nlll ~ irlprhdri NJ Nhh
alolslleng aqsllpl vllh pp'lml'w
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-11
The Weeks social Calendar
MONDAY

The Young woman's Auxiliary. OF
the First Baptist Church, viii meet
with Mlss Rachael Kendall
The Woman'B Missionary Society,
" the polk street Methods, church.
viii meet In regular sessions al tho
church,
The Ladies' Auxiliary NJ the 81.
Andrews Episcopal church viii meet
IN regular s0aslcn at the Parish
House.
The Philharmonic club will meet
with Mrs. J. J Crume - 20 Polk ~.
Mrs. n. H. Smith l7gn Jackson
street. will he hostess Ia the Inter.
pretty, Reading club.
TUESDAY
The Girls Glcc club viii hold
their weekly rehearsal In the studio
rooms II the Amarillo College OF
Music.
4 Mrs. A Ehprsladt will receive the
4 la cCstura Club at her home, lac ]
| Fillmore street. az O'clOcl
The Junior High pnrent-Teachors'
club will hold their regular monthly
meeting In the new junior lllgll
, school builtlng at o'clock
Chapter y. Of the y. ", a.. viii
meet with Mrs Maude NJ Wilson,
1905 TYLER street. Miss Mary Me-
Donald will lead the lesson.
WEDNESDAY
Tho BELLE Bennett Missionary SO'
! tlutv will meet In regular session
circle |. Of the Fhst Baptist
church. will meet with Mrs. J. G
Skillmnn, sos TAYLOR street
Circle VI will meet with Mrs, NJ.
| II. Duncan. 1893 Madison treet,
Circle V viii meet with Mrs. d.
W MAYS. llol Van Barren STREE
Circle ~ will meet with Mrs car.
RE Jones. 500 a, jefferson street
circle III will meet with Mrs. In
gram, 1894 Taylor street
The Womans Auxiliary Of the
Central Presbyterian church viii
meet ut the t1ur,h nj 2t30 o'clock.
THURSDAY
The J. 4. q. club viii be- enter
tanned by Mrs, neinard T"rl Mrs.
Jack Fine viii lead In the after
Moons lesson
The Athcnacum club viii meet
with Mrs o, X. Gi,yin, liOi Modi'
sou street
The 81, vous PLAT club viii meet
with Mrs. Joe NJ, Moh'cy. lslOA,
Van nuren street.
The ~ Beta Phi Society viii en-
terrain the Pan-llellcni cassoclaticn
ut the home " Ms T.. II Reody,
1904 Taylor street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-11
Men,an,. An,lllan 20 Mma

The Wonans eNuNllihTy ~ me
Central prehAterian church Viii
meet 1T the hurch "Wednesday after
noon az {. 10 n'cloek Al mumhets
ale urgod lo be- present
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-11
CHAPTER III

Chapter III, of the First baptist
eaur,h vii me"l Medn, idHy Hi'er'
noon At 10 o'clock with Mrs, Ia
gram, iN0i TAYLOR street,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-11

In Happy bays" at the lllppodromc
Is an excellent oSanplc Of the ~.
fisian mooc Struggling clusters Of
panscs and wlstaria, each tied with
u two ia'h satin ribbon. are caught
TO the gold tissue ~ intervals around
the skirt below series Of half inch
tncks, aud 4 strang OF the flow, ~
docoralos the corsage Of which IN n
little surpllce affair. Finally there
h. u girdlo OF soft lavendar satin.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-11
~ cora MOORE.

New York's Fashion Authority.
NEW YORK. April iO.--Of course
YOU have heard what Paris Is doing
about flowers sprlnkling them ever
frocks Of chiffon or tulle. lace or
tullc lace or silk In reckless fash
ion,
Here, In this gold tissue gown over
layendar satin that Belle story wears
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-27
NO. 3it6lD
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

IN the Circuit Court Of Buchanan County,
NJ Miesouri, TO the MAY term, 4. D. 1920
State ot Nj ssuuri, County OF Buchanan. Sc
Lola May kely.................... Plaintiff,
Edgar Ray Kelly.................Dc Defendant
attorney, and il appearing 10 the satisfaction
Of the Circuit Court that said defendant.
Edgar Ray Kelly has abscnted himself from
his usual place Of abode in this state and
has concealed himself so that the ordinary
process Of law cannot be served upon him
il is ordered that said defendant be notified
hy publication, as required by law, that said
plaintiff has commenced her suit IN this
Court against said defendant by petition
and affidavit, the object and general nature
Of which Is 10 obtain decree Of divorce
from the defendant on the grounds OF abauJ
onmrnt without 2 reasonable cause for the
ing Of this petition. That uni, the said
defendant Edgar Ray Kelly shall he and
appear At the next term Of this Court, 10
be begun and held at the Court House in
the City Of St Joseph, IN buchanan County,
State Of Missouri on the 3rd day Of NAV
1920, on or before the third day Of said term
to answer plaintiffs petition, he same will
be taken for confessed as TO defendant, and
JUDGMENT rendered accordingly
" is further ordered, that COW % this
order he published in the 81. Joseph Observer
a newspaper published in the County Of Bu.
chanan, for four weeks succcssivclv, the last
before the next May, 1920 term OF this Court
true copy. Attest:
fSeaD Clrrk
Sherman & Otis. Attorneys for Plaintiff
Cpd