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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-12
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Of LOCAL WRITER
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" tells some interesting ''''7
ihn gas ii''d ana 'i Toe ih"'-''''H ~. o.
Ii' now mere | l.''i '' '"'
'"f'If Ni Voc l...I' .F N." ~ F''
OIL, 'h' projects i.r An'll'' '''' ''
In prospect
Nr Tu1rr o. we'll known in Nm.
HrIIu and Is BOO 90 position goo know 1
number or pc's uhnu, 'h" growth '.
tho ,tr and th. development ~ f'
Industries. tfr V1s H' D.y 'm, boo thH
newspaper business h.r lui is now
with th, ~ f. G.Hf IHnl company.
Tho story Boo fH, NHU|fI .'4r'rs 10
orl vHe written september 'n. and
F ul.f. som. r,N lHyt .fUmUH'- I'm som"
Iuf fho projects mentioned nave bon
.md since hlt time most OBJ. the i'm.
pruut Industries arc touched on.
/ rhr article follows
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f,,, ,yu.s north az Amarillo II ID IN,
..,.,,.s, Cor tvo r.,sars namely mo
y,s, .r., ~ IA. fold 4s rroy,n aud
,b. ,rornous production az tho w,us.
Tbrs f,r w,us sunk "a tho heavier
rr,5Yr.pr p,s s,rd b,ye revealed ora
o..r ,b,, r-s boon rocesured nd pro
Jy,ipr t0- GOO O0O cubic foot ~ eos per
d.v Another vau beirr errr nv ~
aud io.,teJ 40 miles from tho lie
,.,s,.- ,rolrcoJ 20 600 GOO c,ti, tot
Irl IN. c,s s,rd vas hardly entered
vb., tho we'll was canned Another
rsu looted about 40 miles IRON ANN
ruf, O., Tho county "a tho rn-,b ~
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-12
Docs Your Boy Know You?
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When l. MIR. bob"
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Read Daily News Want Ads
Ehlinger Will Go
ToMeeting as to
Highway No -Four

Leo Eh'Iurrr. highway engineer. will
leave some time during the day for
Cnildr,ss to De- present az the letting
~ the contract for ton miles ~ liigh
way Nu. :. after which ho viii IouE
u,y Co. canadian for tho letting OF "a
contract nt That place Tor "a cunstruc.
tun oI fourteen miles uf the same
highway north from that city.
while away Mr. Ehliug'r VIII 70
Co Wellington to inspect two govern
mrut trucks being used Tor rad work
iu Cu,lugsworth county. city Man.
ug.r j. q. colby win also go 90 Wei
liuginn tu book over the trucks and II
they prove "a b. IN good condition they
probably viii o. leased Tor use on the
street work Boz the city.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-12
Nrw Voc Oller negln. Monday

The $4,000 extra vote ballots viii be
In force between dates of Monday
morning. December 10. ard = o,lus.
Saturday night December ls. Thos.
ballots are given on all amounts u,
SO worth OF subscriptions so on'
IL barred from securing every rHssl,
Die ballot
Between tho dates ~ Monday MORN
lnr. December 90. and \ O'Clock sI'
urday night December 20 th' closing
night u. the contest only tho $4,000
extra vo,a ballots will BE- issued. This
win be- the final Offer ~ the contest
and positively there viii De- uo other
way In which 90 secure moro votes
than through this offer.
About lS.OOO Note offer.
Hen ~ one thing which candidates
should not overlook. The $4,000 extra
vote ballots which have been given
scriptions handed IN viii close Friday
night December g. and not the cHH
ing night of The contest as many
people scom 90 think 80 candld1t'
should fan 90 remember this ana take
advantage - these % 900 ballots be-
fore the offer closes.
There are only two weeks and Tire"
DAYS let now In the Panhandle con
test and there should D" uo l6lhrg
on the job u you would win The I'm"
Overland. the $500 IN cash or one 81
the other awards offered You ma
De Just the onc O. ride away In your
nice new machine. December sstr
who can tell surely you have az
good an opportunity as any other
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-12

This b IS uo ic ,-'r-l st-ndng Of al candidates Votes
are rrod ard published until the candidate
wishes % plss T's ,s rs choice of publishing will be
fon-e4 ,sl.-s Be- conflicts ,r Gully with the eonduc, Of the
contest, Votes counted each n-.niov n, nine o'clock.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-12

Breaking am oatmeal cake over tho
brides head for good luck IL siill tho
custom In some parts % scotland.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-12

fact which the oil and gas division Of
the Texas railroad commission. which
looks after tho conservation ~ these
products. has publicly announced.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-14
OUCH
=. lSLIFE


josh Timmina WIS o soldier.
DO ioiHhIanu hird ~ France.
And everything that pershinH dii
He told him in ndfuure.
And u Nog want TO hear n
He viii eniighion you.
Ills ales appai. hut duru 10 all
The blamed tlinga ure not iruci
90
AND A LOT oNother thinfs
folks have been thklne for the
truth will be uncarthed whom a
siurr lfuerii use is giNcn Or. ot-
cons new ether" which. doctors
say. viii make "a man tell tho
truth vile under tho efherH IN
nueucc.
WOULDN'T IT HE "a huc thing
20 give "a dose of This new -ther 10
some Of our leading presidential
candidates and learn what they
really e. thinking back Ia their
beansf
M USE FOR LAWYERS.
Judges or jurics uieU TINS Give a
suspected criminal n dose ~ this
ether and hc gives YOU an Of the
details Of the crime committed.
No police station Will be- COM
plete without It's quota Of nav
ether TO administer us fast ~ the
90
And WE OUGHT TO give At'y.
Ger Palmer "a lose % md put
when he's going to cut The Cust OF
living FOR us
MAYBE WE COULD s.ak the
weather bureaus prediction In n
MM a# LHNHLA IHH H#.H L.HHa. H. pal
unul next DAY 70 See if It's true.
90
SQUIRE ABNER HARp1NG-
ton would like To know u the
new ether Will make the Jap tell
when he's going tn let 10 of shan
tunf and he thinks D. ought To
set some Information ont OF Sovi-
1T Russia.
TT rs ONLY a QIESfION Of
time before some congressman In
PRODUCES u bill requiring folks to
take q dose Of this now ether
when they Me their income tax
reports.
MRS. TOM DUFF saws now
she'll find uut why 30 d. that Tom
has to go 10 lodge meetings three
nights o. week when u fellow who
lives ext door and belongs 10 the
same lodge only has to go once
every other week.
90
THIS WILL SAVE Bul Colver
of tine Federal Trade Commish. "a
int 90 trouble digHinr into meat
books tie ran etherizc the pack
Cra and find nut how much they
have been making pat of the buy
products.
THE INABILITY 60 tell n lie
will no longer be q strictly Wash
inrtoniau possession; an of us VIII
he in the same boat.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-14
THE INDUSTRIAL TRIBUNAL AS
ESTABLISHED IN KANSAS

law A. nrst the plan met with active
opposition. bug thia quickly changed
20 support ON the part OF a. iarge nuW-
hcr of luburInE men and leaders. and
Governor Allen firmly hrlicyel that Doe
had succeeded iu estnhllshiug the
principles OF rrht and Justice Ion his
state.
But Mr.. HoVat. so-colled labor
loader and recognized radical. and
president of tho district branch OF the
D.. 49, "a ct s.. planned differently.
aud when tho bin became "a law. cvc
before thpro wla an Opportunity Co APP
puiut 70 court and set the machinery
lu operation. some OF the luminous
miners Of Kansas left the mines and
un pmuit was made 90 derlarc 81 gem
oral strike. Tho strike. az u strike.
lasted just one uuF but fne spirit Ut
contempt OF law remains in the minds
of Kansas radicals, Labor. generally.
uuitkly ttw the Justice OF the new
law.
The governor of Kansas, backed by
% legislature which had the backbone
90 puss O. reasonable and just mcnsu
fur the protection of worker. employer
and public. does not ufund Co ALLOW
Kansas 10 Doc imposed upon further.
IUu bob declaring hlH lun uf action
Governor Allen iu simple. direct and
positive phrlsgologY sounded 90 warn
luE thut while 900 Individual had t
perfect rirlf To strike n8 Ca protest
against tu, passage uf 90 law. he would
thwgrt amy conspiracy exercising the
suyDrD|ru power of KANSAS HAD the
coal strike continued Governor Allrn
was rcudN To teach MI liuWHt and Die
follower. u wuru-nrelcd ssou.
The priurirle Involved IH similar to
Che issue in Colorado. Whom rumpul-
sory arbitration has long been cstab.
IlslDl under Hlulutr. Tile American
Federation OF Labor BIAS long held uI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-14
THE EXTRA SESSION.

lMoNpAY The special session Of tho legislature viii conyene In Santa Fe
- of The matters specified tn The 6lI three things nc of utmost Import
lHnce. u should lc possible to- dispose Of Them wisely and thoroughly within
Pho week proposed hopefully ty the governor sH me limit Of tho session.
Tho assembly o. invited Co rnufy ur equal suffrage amendment. Both
political parties In this state are plriscd 60 sustain equal sunr1Ecf The
republican party, m the minority 90 the assembly, must utr tine amend
enough legislative ruuncnuons this Nir n any event. n would enn futile
ono Of prbtctnI rt pnItsg hW,er K man vino E giT14.1Iv trTtrHtaI
legislative duties
The second matter Of importance n Tho provision o. executive power
need NOT Doe complicated or OF douhuul Wisdom. Tho matter 81 the public
ueuCe and safety H of equal interest to- ll So Ions u# The oIal interests OF
all ne kept m mind me b.lnltuon cannot 80 on wnnF
tax law that m nUN door to being tuoUc tn is provisions r. H oppressive
to Individual and corporation alike. f iH present provisions can ho enforced.
Sustained hy tho courts b would set back Sew Mr>eo twenty Years by 7ds-
capital already here o. our state hnr one tuHurrl nrei Hpht now b. is Tor
capital for Development W. o'm"t AFFORD TO drive orwu 't iN fool.
ono Of The principal rlNuE chos ot tho ancient order of denagorues
~ this state r that The output Of mines Del rot nlA u>"d. Thr. outuets
could tMy De- induced To- consider One tws it about minute o"5 De
shown that Dt prnorll uo.i hco % Sew. Ncdoo. w" unte o possible 60
barrier uroinst capital ad i''loIrtlt We ,nr follow 'm" lch"St- ot SOME"
q. nc lrafn"l brethren gho "y u, devil m.ng whrr'cr more hn Two
small taxpayers are paving more uWu we fr uwN which would Dec COINS
.Dnc We cam follow the dictates ul ,onuon sense and permit .ts building
Legislature VIII ut,u tc cou.aHs tn 'ut t' logIshu,. 900 oi this unique
Ioetuuou and gvc ga 90 csucr ror Gun s'rnd ahead
."ssuu should NOT give 'Hc' thD.r. Hc W'"h UuuI 'Hu-ht Hud g" proudly
.nonr conscious of having performed 90 service ft ue country without t1us
90 zoo doith.
Governor IaraNoGs plan uf Iesamu,c srsiro from paric ulroliy on
tr state payroll Dos certainty highly UuHu'rlan" vD"uuu. but th" pro-.
cd'nt oh, man' What van uo bows from l"n' "' nN winter
Tho American Book company na just issued 20 most Interesting little
pamphlet entitled Ucograph'ai it.urs of m Great Va Ime Et1t book
ie present geographical situation o. result 81 r mo" acu,us regarded
@us % critical Uuduor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-14

Governor rarrazolos plan nt lcsaplu,c sertiro from parties ar
oh, man. What vl '. bows from homo easy u'Nt winter
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-14
MIR. STONES REMEDY.

NUAHREN S. STONE ran labor uupu chief H regarded os O. conservative.
w Hs labor union leadership now runs W ol "rFT national "E"nZi"n
seus 10 have heomo blinded Cos the ,uHtut mud widespread Nrloral aln"ut
which peuusts lu sruur tho only Remedy Tor tuiavs excessive htuE costs 10
uppipaisu uf additional eHuDHTruuHrr. m fh' trtHluH ol I Hl moro onm'
rUtHfpd machinery u turtrN HI. uNUHIIAl rNHr Hi Zoo rWI l"IIN'i
fuWuE Ip m tWv ItufrHea. h production.
Truck uauH. cooperative markets and government owned riIIo1dH
Wr viii continue to- propose DhIrs's u t" sIl'rtHrfFc until we
count economic disaster tmf uI economic IHe#fNI HM com rHHaHiN
rlf tr Who'll, trrbIe has nouI with H' foundation
Nr doubt Dr. there u anything m mortal power if NI 'I'Hr 'r IH-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-14

We oGCr iigg.uQ for any .lco OF catarrh
that cannot b. cured BY HALLS
CATAREH MEDICINE.
HALLS CArARRH MEDICINE IL TAX.
on internally o. acts through tho Blood
on the Mucous Surfaces OK the System.
sold by d~ruggigta Tor over forty years.
Price &c. TESTIMONIALS rrco.
+. J. Cheney q Co. Toledo. Ohio.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-14

rho American luuk company NuH iSf issued 20 uusi interesting little
pamphlet entitled biographical it.Hr of uN Great W" Ie sf1t book
uubHhuH are prrt9unN upuuiHu. Nu on" else Dos vet been willing To- drtNl".
i, present geographical situation o. result IL r mo' generally regarded
sus % critical condition.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-05
cambridge Colby vii
Pay Official Visit TO
Latin-Americdn Country

WASHINGTON. Dec Balm
bridge colby seer, tary Of STATE. has
left WASHINGTON for South Amer
lea where as the representative OF
Pres't Wilson. ne will pay an official
visit 90 the governments Of Brazil
and Uruguay and an unofficial visit
Co Argentina.
Before his departure on the presi
Dental yacht Mayflower for Hamp-
ton Roads on the first leg of his
voyage, Mr.. Colby met the Latin
American diplomatic corps at the
pan American Union and they &C
compauied him 10 the Mayflowe r
which was mOOred at the navy yard.
At the pan-AmeriCan Union. there
was an exchange OF farewell address
IS between the secretary and Bel
tran Matthew the Chilean ambassa
dor and dean Of the Latin-American
ENJOYS and at the dock personal
fare-weli5 were exchanged.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-05
Church Burns While
Choir Sings Safely
Through Another Week

EVANSVILLE, Ind. Dec A.
While the choir OF the First Baptist
church sang Safely Through An
other Week a man rushed into the
church, shouting that the structure
was on fire. The over Jealous choir.
however kept right on singing and
was not dissuaded from its vocal eff
forts until clangs OF approaching
fire apparatus convinced the mem
bers OF their peril. All song OF safe
~ then ceased as they Joined in
helping 10 extinguish the flames.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-05
ATTACKS COAL CONTROL.

by United Press:
TERRE HAUTE. Ind. Dec. a.
Attacking the Indiana State coal
control law as ineffective. Alfred NJ
Ogle, vice president OF the National
Coal association today issued a
statement declaring the only way TO
meet "a fuel shortage is to increase
production.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-05
ANNOUNCE NUMBERS
OF AUTO LICENSES

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. Gov
elect McCrav will receive automo-
bile license plate number one of the
1921 issue. IL was announced at the
secretary OF states Office today
Plate mum Der two will go TO Fred
Q. Gardner of Indianapolis, number
three John c. Ruckelhaus OF In
dianapolis: number four Ralph
Lemcke. Marion county treasurer:
number five Calvin Rieman. Fl
Wayne. and mum Der six TO Kin Hub
bard, Indianapolis humorist.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-05
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

Drs. c. H. Myers. Edgar II. Myers.
and a. y. Huffman have moved TO
lZT s. lafayette blvd Telephone
mum Der Main 10 The Physicians
and Dentists Nray Laboratory has
moved 10 the same address l. O.
Brown, teChuician. 9497-14.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-05
GIRLS COATS

Girls Coats. just received
from New York. age e to IA
years, with large collars. belt
ed and pockets button trim.
Coats that were made to retail
at $500. Mon G7 0E
day special 800. 0ts0O
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-05
.YES SIR -

The Salvation Army knows every
worthy family in South Bend and
desires 10 bring Xmas joy TO each
family. Would you like 10 spread
joy Just phone Main 1902. or
send your donation To PA s St
Peter ST.. or bring your gifts 10 107
W Colfax. Merry Xmas to all
y5O9122.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-05
KILLS WIFE AND SELF;
BABE BECOMES ORPHAN
BY United Press {:

by lulteu fresss
CHICAGO. Dec. 4-The -
months old child OF John and Marie
Sleticka slept quietly in his crib,
while the father cut Mrs. Sleticka's
throat with razor and then killed
in the same manner. Mrs.
Sleticka's mother-in-law found the
couple dead in bed a few minutes
later. She said they had quarreled.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-05

36-inch Messaline Silk in
navy blue. copenhagen. black,
brown and taupe. Regular
$l.o5 kind. O. 10
Monday sale e. 0IsIO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-05
Essays In
JAZZ
SATISFACTION OR MONEY.BlCK

chit>t Atli JN OK MON t1 rs II Il
Every now and then somebody
blows up wtt3 lew proposition
hat starts US thinking along new
.l1cs and wondering why In the
seven irCarnati0ns Of Mr. Nishuu
We never thought OF the plan be-
fore. Just the other day New
York theatrical manager hung a
great big sign over the door or his
theater with these words spread
loudly In red. white and blue:
II YOU DON'T LIKE THIS PLAY.
GIT YOUR MONEY BACK!
Now this u am advertisement that
tickies US right where we can stand
tickling We are regular theater
and movie fans and we go oftener
than regular. but we have never
had a guy offer Us 20 pay back the
admission change. Sometimes we
have seen plays 80 rotten that We
have felt clear down 10 our dainty
shoes that a manager who would
lake money for IT, is as short winded
on conscience as a railway bandit
hut none ever gave the money back
This New York stunt IS great start
and we wish it would become pOpu-
lar
Down IN South America and I'm
Cuba q play IS generally divided in
no three or four sections. You don't
pay for the whole show. but for the
sections. II after the first section
you arc sore because you feel YOU
are being robbed. you can go ON
down 20 the cafe and work out your
feelings over "a bottle OF champagne
er "a dozen cocktails You don't
.are TO see the rest But here in
This glorious land Of near liberty and
near beer. you have either got TO
stick 90 the finale 20 get your
moneys worth. or get up and leave
our shekals with the girl at the
LoX. Iu other words we are unpro-
t-cted when IL comes 90 the drama
Eyery play - advertised as the
greatest thing that ever happened
this side OF che River StyX and the
only WAY yOd can prove it ~ 10
sDend your hard earned maZuma for
81 tryOut But IL the tryout is e pain
there you are. Yes We hope our
New EOrk friends scheme Will
work but we are afraid not
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-05

Annual memorial at Elk's Temple
Sunday December 9TH at =. NJ.
Everybody invited.
9524-5
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-05
At BrandOn's for Monday
Specials that Will Cro1Ud the Store
For Monday Only
Extra Special
SILK BLOUSES

Beautiful new Georgette,
Crepe de Chine. Tafeta. Satin
and Tricolette Blouses. White.
Flesh. and all dark shades. In
many pretty styles. Up to
So. blouses. CO or
Monday special . DS.SO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-05
UNION SUITS

Women's Union Suits. per
feet fitting. high neck, long
sleeves, low neck, half sleeve,
low neck, no sleeve. Ankle
length. All sizes. Regular or
extra. $l.75 kind, c. 10
Monday sale 60. - ksE0
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-05
OUTING FLANNEL

1000 yards of plain white
and fancy striped Outing Flan-
mel. regular Csc fnA
kind, Monday sale e. ~
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-05
WOMEN'S COATS

One large rack of Women s
and Misses Winter Coats, odd
lots. broken lines. sibelines,
polo. kersey and novelty mix
lures. $I9.75 and $3.50
coats. Mon CA Or
day sale 0lHsOO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-05
SILK GOWNS

Women's pink Crepe de
Chine. Silk Nightgowns, with
fancy lace yokes, $5.95 kind,
Monday GO Or
sale .......... 0OaOO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-05
PETTICOATS

Women Petticoats, with
heather bloom tops and twelve
inch tafeta flounce. plain and
changeable colors. Will wear
better and look as well as all
silk. $4.75 kind. 60 or
Monday sale -. @GsOO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-05
WOMEN'S GLOVES

w me en- Chamoisette
Gloves, black, white and all
colors, all sizes. $l.25 kind.
Monday 0EA
sale ............. SSG
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-27
AGED CITIZEN FALLS
and HURTS HIS HIP

Mr.. William Reeves, of the Red
House section, q highly respected cit
iZen, fell last week and broke his hip
and is in a serious condition. MI
Reeves is % years old and is the
father of MIR. J. NJ. Reeves, of Win
chester. His many friends over the
country are grieved to hear of the
accident and hope for his speedy re-
covery.
The Winchester Democrat had the
following about the children of Mr..
Reeves going to his bedside:
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Rims were call
ed to Madison lounty, to be at the
bedside of the formers father. w. E.
Reeves, who fell on the sno.y and lie
last week at his home. Mr.. Reeves
is ninety-one years old, the fall was
a great shock to the old gentleman,
and his recovery is doubtful. Mrs.
Sarah White passed through Winches-
ter enroute to Madison county to be
at the bedside of her aged father,
who fell. on the ice last week and is
great pain.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-27
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Madison County Court
In the Matter of
D. T. Utterback, Assiglnmet.
Notice To Creditors
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, as assignee of D. Z
Utterback,, will sit to receive
claims against said estate at law
offices of Chenallt and Chenalllt
Mckee Building, Richmond, Ky.
on the 18th day of January, 1921,
at 10 a. M; all persons having
claims against said estate will
present them, property verified at
the above named time and place,
or same will be barred.
JsP. CaENAULT.
Assignee of d. T. Utterhack.
nov 20 ~ dec 4 IL
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-27

Leslie West, IS, son of Waikei
West, and Viola Spurlin, p, daughter
of Rufus Spurlin, both of Madison
county, married Nov. %.
Jessie Lewis Dennis. 26. Of Col
legc Hill. son of Z. r. Dennis, and
Maggie Bowlin, 81, of Paint Lick,
daughter of VIM. Bowlin, married in
Richmond Nov. 25.
Goebel Perkins, .21, son of Calvin
Perkins, and Era Richardson, 10.
daughter of John Richardson, both OF
Newly, married at Newly Nov. &c.
Leander Taylor, 76, son of Riley
Taylor, and Mrs. Susie Jane Parker,
SO, both of Big Hill, We're married at
Big Hill
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-27
T0LECTuRE ON
D0CTR!NAL SUBJECTS

Father Schultz, of St. Mark 5
/ Catholic church. is announcing a
series of lectures and sermons on
doctrinal subjects by Father A. 2.
Miller, .Paulist. to be given be
ginning Sunday, December 5 arr
continuing to December 12tht.
The announcement of the lectures
says: "The lectures and sermons
are on the most vital subjects OF
Catholic belief and practice. They
are absolutely free from all con-
troversy. being only positive state
ments of what the Catholic church
teaches, accompanied by the ne
cessary proofs The subjects OF
the mission sermons will be as
follows:
Sunday, Dec. 5. $50 a. mis-
Life Worth Living?
Sunday. Dec. 5. 7:3O p. NJ
What is Wrong with the World?
Monday, 7:30-The Abuse OF
Freedom.
Tuesday, 7:3O-The Priest and
the Confessional.
Wednesday, 7 :30-Love. Mar
rage and Divorce.
Thursday, 7;30-Catholics and
the Mass.
Friday, 7;3O-Spiritttalism Old
and New.
Saturday, 7:3O-Thc Test OF
Time.
Sunday, o:3O-Catholic Ideals.
Sunday, I :3O-Open.