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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-11
CARVER TEsTIFIES
REGARDING DEATH
OF MISS SANDERS
DECLARES THAT IIE m No WAY
CAUSED WOMAN To STAB
SELL THROUGH HEART

NJ A4WAaAfN
CHICAGO. Nov 10 Tostifying NJ the
Inquest here today over the body of
Miss Theodore Sanders II Laredo.
Texas. who yesterday plunged q dagger
into her heart In the lounge room ~
n local hotel. while talking Ia Harry
II Carver. her former fiancc. Carver
declared That he was not IN any way
responsible for Miss Sanders death.
lie repeated his stat ,ment to the pol.
lc" last night that MiHs Sanders stabbed
herself as he turned away.
"She always carried that little dag.
ger IN her hand bag" hc said. $50 I
don't think Il possible any one else could
have thrown Il AZ her. aud killed her
that way. She killed herself. think.
because she WIS Jealous and temper.
amcntnl"
Carver was released by the police on
his own rccOgnlnnce and the inquiry
was indefinitely postponed pending tho
arrival of some of Miss Sandcrs' rola-
tlvcs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-11
HARDING LANDS HIS FIRST TARPON;
WIFE ALSO LUCKY DAY GETTING
BIG FISH ON LINE; TO SPEAK TODAY

fout ono. however. and she did not try
tu land &c.. Sh, Iasssd the rod over 10
senator Halc. guest n the president
elect and his wife ON their vacation
trip h,rr and be- brought u In after
a struggle oi more than a half hour.
senator Harding again spent the
whole day in the iarpon fields three
miles off shore, istssing up az Ideal golf
.iaV to devote himself Ia the sport To
which hc was introduced yesterday.
tits fishing VIII D. Interrupted to.
morrow however. when he goes to
brownsville twenty miles away. To IL,
liver am Armis bee Day speech. lie
probably Will give over the whole day
tn the trip. playing a game Of golf at
the brownsville Country Club before
delivering the address.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-11
Harding to be Guest
at NewOrleans Upon
Eve Of His Sailing
by Associated Press

ul Atto'thttu tNeHs
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. io.-rrcsl.
dent-clcc, Harding viii be- guest ~
the New orleans Association uf Com
mcrcc at luncheon November ~. a
few hours before he siils Ter Panama.
II vas announced today.
senator IlardlnE's PARTY win sail on
the larismina Tor Panama during the
afternoon uf November n.
Considerable intvrcs' " attached to
the visit here M the republican party
pOllcd more thnn h1lf the uurul~r of
votes secured by the democratic Candi'
dates In New Orleans "a condition un'
heard uf since reconstruction diNs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-11
VIOLENT SHIFTS
= MADE BY STOCKS
OPENING GAINS. MIDDAY RECEs.
SIONS AND STRONG CLOSING
FEATURE DAY.

NEW YORK. Nov iO-Thc stock
market experienced three distinct phases
today. opening NJ gains ~ 10 J points
declining Violently nj midday and rally
Ing with surprising ease hcf"rc the close
when most losscs were marked.
Reactions of ! 60 6 points at noon re'
suited directly from the issuance of the
United States Steel Corporation ton.
mage report for October. which disclosed
American Sugar. Refining directors v"
n decrease ~ about 53S.Oo0 tons In I'M
filled orders, and th' decision of the
mass the extra dividend on the common
stock
The decline extended In levels where
new low records Tor the year were reg
Jstered whllo United states steel on Us
additional recession of n fraction. maze
n new minimum for three years.
Rccoverlcs were most impressive N
the last hour under guidanc" ~ Soulh'
ern Pacific. Mexican Petroleum. Rid
win. Locomotive and Crucihle steel,
In all of which more or less eNtensiv.
ioss.a were replaced by substantial
gains.
Foreign exchange and the money
market helped to sustain the rally.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-11
Runaway Mule Team
Results in the Death
of Lockhart Agent

LpCkNAi,T. Texas. Nov. 10 Death
uf John g. Drake. fur many years agrt.
cultural assent uf caldwell johnson
and n "a rulufI,s occurred her, early
this moruinr. resulting frum injuries
sustained when u iliir uf mules with
Whirh De- Waa rluWIug lracam" 'nihnE
ID iu The rpius The animals tnuk
f1ght and darl,d Mr. Drake mon"
than e wilc. iuiuriug him to such an
extent be- died "a i.W miuuieH aii'r
fuuud
Al pUh, was upr &C the host known
m.r iu thr star, extension stNir'. It,
fHur,h rusid,si at 'l'hurnr and Own.
81 farm uvar that city.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-11
By Associated rre..

pplNT ISABEL Texas Nov To-
prr..d,u, oltot Harding landed his FIRST
Hrpm today aud came back from the
Point Isabel fishing grounds looking
pruudrr ihan be- did when inst a week
agn tonight bate election figures con
firmrd his overwhelming majority for
th' presidency
The catch measured -Four feet and
fi,v inches fair sixrd prize us Brpons
Eo. and Mr llIfdinr handled thr reel
uuIstistrd while tho h.e nsh raced
hack and forth through 'h, water in its
furious attempt tu ryt away u WaH
pulled in inst fifteen minutes after 20
took th. halt Mrt Harding shared
the h,uors ~ the day COR the also
hooked tarpon. u was almost siN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-11
Convicts Are Asked
to0pen Bank Safe
and Release Teller

tly Associated rF-ss.
JOLIET. III. Nov. io.--Pcnitcnthry
authorities tonight were notifi.d that
bandits had luskci teller in "A safe
In tho National city hank ~ Ott"Wa.
Illinois. alout sevsn o'clu,k tuniEht
and escaped with $50 oooo
The authorities were asked to ssnd
.cunvicts from here to oIcn the stfc.
which had a time l~k ST fur 7. hours
after the ruhl-ry. Il l-'inE feared the
teller would suffOcate.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-11
THOUSANDS SEE FLAMING STEAMER
RACE DOWN HUDSON AGAINST TINE;
EIGHT DECK HANDS BADLY BURNED

- a
iiud"n snr"nnd'd m aud iirrtais and flames an' her %
decks iriEhir tuuud tonight hasd
The flats Hills iard Il the II hart~r ir.rs
Thousands watched the Tight
II The TIM iugS DRAG r rEtr "u' i The rer she threatening
hnk The ship IT 10 900
alm tc wrr,k, with hr % toru b. Easi, and hrr forward
structure caiti,d hs the lfr.
M m~rs o u. II thu mtai,d ,'s"l vhh arrived herr in
Galveston Mnday With bu asruuud ir riCr
iias said i.n-h tsh ct thr dL hands orcd ssri"~s
burned probably fatally.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-11
FORMAL STATEMENT GIVEN
BY LEGION'S COMMANDER;
He URGES RIGHT SPIRIT

~ Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. i0-Calling for
acclnmntiun oi ArmiHiico Day. la the
"Hpirit that made H." y. ". Galbraith.
Ir. national commander ~ the Amcri.
can Legion, tonight issued an open
meHsngo a. the nation.
'fhe swift triumph NJ our nrma and
those uf our gallant armies which two
yoarl ago gave uH the victory thc an.
niycrmry uf which We celebrate tumOr.
row, marks the high lighi Of the pres.
ent century in American affairs" h.
Said. victories such aH Armistice Day
commemorate are not the issues solely
of clashes uf flesh aud steel"
''rhoy are uf a finer quality than
that
Spirit Must Live.
mo victory, however complete. long
can survive the spirit that conceived u
The annals ~ mankind are rcplote with
examples, splendid triumph IN behalf
of splendid causes, that have gone for
nnught. because the spirit that made
them ceased to endure.
"This N only the second anniversary
uf Armisticc Day-a day destined. u
we will. Ia keep company with the I'm
mortnla at the calendar TINT mark great
moments ~ history that never shall die.
Succeeding generations will acclaim
Armistico bay. God grant they ALWAYS
shall acclaim II IN thu spirit that made
u: aud that this spirit like the day.
shall be- lmperlshable,
10 Renew Vows.
"With this prayer In our hearts. let
us renew each year Our vows of fealiy,
repledgc and Keep unshakable our faith
IN the high ideals the lofty purpusoa,
the unsolfish aspirations and exalted
holy hopes that fired the hearts ui
Americans In 1918 and made ours a
land from whence cruHndetg came. with
souls aflame. worthy ~ their victory
"To this end the American Legion.
today and forever, ailemnly pledges
it's ALL
Celebrations ~ Armisticc Day Wild
mark New YOrk's observance ~ the an
niversary tomorrow In all parts of the
greater city Chief among the exer
riaus win hc the award ~ honors a
thirteen officers aud men Of American
naval forces al The New York navy
yard Tor distinguished war service Dee
nration of soldier and sailor graves and
Armistice Day oraiions have been
scheduled hy hundreds throughout the
metropolis.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-11
RNIIwNN NND UTILITY MEN
HOLD ENPERiE>CE MEETING

WASHINGTON Nov 10 Railway
aud utility commissioners laid aside
their formal convention program today
and held AN experience" meeting over
the problem ~ street railways and en-.
furcrmsnt of service standards On pub.
DE- utilities Members ~ various state
commissions attending the annual con.
Ncntinu heard suggestions for improve.
mont
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-11
ARl[STICE DAY CELEBRATIONS Are PLANNED FOR NATION
GRAND Street PAGEANT is EAMARILL0S feature
AWARDS TO NAVAL FORCES TO BE MADE IN NEW YORK
BUi FRACTURES skull.
IN FOOTBALL. GAME:
~ SERIOUS STATE

Bv Associated irosA
HOUSTON. Nov. i0-Thomas
Bults Rice. ~ Years uf age. quar-. /.
ter back un tho Southern Junior .
hirh ruhuul football team. aus. .
tanned q fractured skull today I
In q game at Alvin Tcxna. aud is I
IN serious condition at lucai I
hospital tonight. l,ic" tackled an I
opposing runner nnd was knocked .
unconscious a record tiip from I
Alvin tu the Houston hospital wna {
made In an automobile.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-11
BASEBALL WAR CLOUD IS NOW VANISHING

y, Associated rrss.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. Nov. To-
War clouds tonight are vanishing
from the major league horizon.
With indications fayOring an ami
cable settlement when the brlliE.
erent major lcaguers meet in
joint session Ia Chicago Friday ta
effect n peace part. The National
Association of miner leagues. after
listening 10 both sides in the con.
troyersy. voted t0 help avert war
by agreeing to appolni committee
o. act with the major leagues in
de, iSing q plan for baseball reor.
saniraiion.
The sixteen club owners IL the
two warring leagues agreed to meet
in the same room In Chicago and
attempt o. adjust their differences
without the aid of any outsiders.
club Owners Only
u was agreed that only the Clul
owners shall attend this meeting and
that both President Johnson ~ ih.
American League and President llv,d
lvr ~ the National. as we'll US lawyers
stcnugraphcrs and others who haV,
participated In recent srssiuus. shall
remain away Major league leaders
pointed cut that " lawyers are vNclud
cd from the meeting So that nn tech
nical questions could IT, raised tho
threatened war could L. quickly st.
tied.
The agreement to make a dcspcrat,
last minute attempt L. avert a baseball
war was reached at meeting ~ the
directors " the American League al
nvon today and was one ~ the results
~ the conferences between the owners
of the rival major league factions. tn,
peace news was announced IN dramatic
fashion. Ia the middle of an address
Garry Hermann. owner 20 the Ctn,in
natl Nationals. was delivering tu "a,
minOr league meeting.
MIR Hermann. former chairman -;
tLe National Commission WAS inter
ruptcd 10y messenger who handed hinl
a note which be- uItvnvd and rvid slow
ly. Then he mad" the announcement
that the joint conference Ul thv clul
owners had hccn agreed upon fW M
day.
Ban johnSon's Comment
PRESIDENT I,n Johnson uf the Am,ri
can League IN commenting uu the iolnt
meeting issued the following statement
The American League has hc,u
standing fur the principle that r~or
SANITATION ~ l0sgi0u should b. wurb.
cd cut primarily hV a rviuntii,r cniI
poscd ~ representative frum th" Stt
iunal League the American League
and the National AssoriltiHu u ~suls
now that such committee u tu D.
crvatcd to consider and Wurk uut u plan
iur Reorganization. There have lsfu
certain points uf difference between
the two maiur l-agu,s which thus i.,r
Continued on Page sikh
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-11
WEATHER

Thursday and Friday fair colder
Thursday uight aud Friday,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-04-22
NORTH DICKINSON

The mail carrier Travelled over hi,
entire route for the first time after
the snowstorm on Tuesday the 18Th
The community was glad the roads
We're In good enough condition fol
him to come.
This neighborhood extends its
sympathy to Mr.. \. Stoner whose
wife died last week.
Vernon COulson Is working on the
Golden Belt road east OF Abilene.
John Hamilton who has been visit
ing with his brother Bert and fam
lily left one day last week for his
home In Canada.
Henry Cundlnf and Mrs. Cundiff
were In Abilene Thursday.
Leslie Garvie and Ray Wise made
several trips to Abilene last week
The Hughes children spent the
week end with home folks.
Mrs. Koeling visited with her
mother, Mrs Chas. Eckley on Fri
day.
John Meyer bought load Of corn
from Bert Hamilton last week.
Mr. and Mrs Herman Snyder at
tended the funeral Of Mrs. Stoner
Thursday and then called at the
home of Frank FOuse.
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SOUTH FLORA

Afr. and Mrs Humpert called a
the VIII Britt home Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. Jolitz and daughter OF Tai
mage spent several days last weel
with her son, Walter Jolitz.
Mrs. Latham and sister called OF
Mrs. Smith Tuesday afternoon.
4 large crowd attended the din
ner and program ut Delhi Thursday
and an reported a nice time.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Tom Watt and fam
lly spent Sunday at the O. =. Ayers
home
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Luker called al
John Britt's Saturday evening
The box and pie social given NJ
Everett ENirg spent Sunday
with Malcolm Smith
A number Of young folks gather
ed at the home OF John BOwyer an
surprised Miss May on her birthday.
She received several nice presents
Games were played and lunch was
served and all had pleasant time
Miss Irene Britt taught Miss
Davis room Tuesday at Talmage
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MOONLIGHT

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Dyer re-
turned Monday from California
where they spent the winter
The patrons Of Dist % surprised
their teacher Lillian Lady with a
dinner All had a good time and
enjoyed the program after the din
ner. Miss Lady has been hired TO
teach her second term at Harmony.
David Hoover and family and
Nathan Tobias and family took sup
per with WIN. Pages Monday even
ing
The Sunday school conference
will be held at Bethel. April -.
Dave Shirk will he one of the
speakers The joint council will be
the following day, April D.
The Moonlight school board has
hired Viola Page as teacher for the
coming term.
Elmer Schiller who has had the
diphtheria is improving.
Levi Dyer is here from Brown
county visiting friends and relatives.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-04-22
NORTHEAST DICKINSON

Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Weller an
children left last Thursday for Ore
gon to visit Mrs. Weller's sister.
Miron Hall was a business vlsito
10 Chapman Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs Taylor Dobbins an'
children called AZ the John Meek
home Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs Hoffman aud daugh
, tiers were in Wakefield Friday
Myrtle Retts visited with Viola
and Ella Thomas Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. ]. Schwab gave a miscelan.
eous shower last Wednesday foI
Mrs. VIM. Rolling
Mary Jane and VILLA Margaret
Moore are spending several days
with their grandparents. Mr. and
Mrs. r. r Moore
Margaret. Jessie and Roy Mecks
spent several days last week at the
John Meek and $. Juon homes.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman and dau
ghters were Chapman visitors Thur
day
The people on Buckeye line had
an oyster supper at the Harmon
school house last Wednesday night.
Those present report fine time.
Hayes Blair and family called at
the r j. Lyon home Tuesday.
Price Meeks and family visited AT
the John Meeks home Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Thomas visit
ed at the George Shafcr home Thurs
day Amber Shafer returned home
with them for visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Moore amt
called on Mr.. and Mrs. X.
F. Moore Tuesday.
AIlron Hall and Charley SCHNEIDER
man were fixing the telephone line
last week.
Gail Belts Is home from X s. A
e. with the chicken pox.
Charley Lyon and Henry Thomas
were crow hunting Monday.
Mr.. ana Mrs JEFF Eckman took
Inner with Mr. and Mrs. t. Il
Schof'ner Monday
Freda Hoffman returned Monday
o her school work in Chapman af
cr several weeks absence due to
sickness.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-04-22
ROSEnALE DISTRICT

Grandma Jones has been taking
much needed rest with her daughter
Ada Wilson in Salina for the pas
several weeks.
This township is having mum
Der Of bridges put In along Its soutl
line for several miles.
Grandpa Krapff is stlll very weak
and confined to his bed at his daugh-
ter's home here.
Harry Harvey and son and Clyde
Jones and three sons. motOred Il
Salina Monday and spent the day.
The Presbyterian Missionary so
ciety met with Mrs. Greenough on
last Thursday.
Abram StOner Is staying with his
brother Andrew. since the recent
death Of his wife.
Elizabeth Stoner has accepted the
offer OF her same school for next
winter, the Clark Creek and Miss
Lucille McVicker the same school
she taught last term, the stone
school. for the coming term which
speaks well for their first year OF
teaching.
Farmers have begun to plant corn
in this vicinity.
Misses Gladys and Evelyn Mustard
spent Tuesday night att heir grand
mother Mustard's home.
Harry Picking and son Leslie
spent Wednesday at Upland with
Fred Minick finishing up job of
repair work at the central
office.
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HAYES

Prof. and Mrs. Howard or Chap
man called at Richard Bakers one
evening last week
Mrs. Malcolm Aslop of Wakefield
spent Friday night with Mrs. Earl
Lowe.
Mrs. Paul Pine and children Of
Salina spent a few days the past
week with her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs
l.. g. Long.
State Grange Master Needham
visited the Smoky Hill Grange on
Wednesday night Of last week.
Miss Margaret Scott and Miss
Nellie Lowe spent the week end with
Miss Esther Lowe and attended the
senior play at Chapman on Saturday
night
Miss Helen Baker was a guest Of
Miss Alice Long on Friday night.
A surprise was given Mr. and h +.
j. X. Blair on Thursday evening by
their neighbors The Blairs expect
to leave for Colorado soon on n two
months vacation
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-04-22
NAVARRO NEWS

Amos Steiner, OF Kansas City
spent several days with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. job Sterner
Miss Eva Kaufman visited several
days with her grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. L. Golden.
Mrs. G. w Hinkle and May Eise'i-
hover were in Hope Friday
The play and pie social given at
the Navarro school Friday evening
was great success.
Mrs. X. G. Sheets has been i'll this
week.
Mrs. A. L. Benedick is at Hope
taking care Of her mother who has
been very Ill.,
A number Of pupils attended the
track meet at Abilene Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knute Londeen and
children spent sunday with relatives
at Gypsum.
The c. b. Fullngton family spent
several days with relatives at Idana
Big reduction sale at the Priem
Millinery. w1d2
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Wednesday. April %

Commencing at l 80 sharp, the
following household goods and
kitchen furniture consisting of: one
brass bed, walnut bed and two sets
of springs, four elegant mattresses,
three large leather upholstered
chairs, one Morris chair; leather
upholstered davenport two chiffon
ers, book case and writing desk com
bined. china closet, new cabinet sew
ing machine, buffet, dining table, 6
dining chairs, Kitchen table, refrig
orator, kitchen cabinet, hall tree,
medicine cabinet, some bed clothing.
large pillows. a lot of dishes, silver
ware aluminium ware, two wash
stands. two small stands, ironing
board. tubs, large oil can, some pic.
lures, wardrobe, 100-feet Of hose
and reel, wheelbarrow, two ladders,
two step-ladders, mangel ironing
machine, fine lot of house plants
two rugs and many other useful arti-
cles too numerous to mention.
Mrs. Albert Lenze
j. N. Burton, Auctioneer
F. E. Van Doren, Clerk ~N@ra
2Odeod26- 27d5t wit - -
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COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE
Z Aee se eea
RIVERSIDE

AIR. and Mrs Bert Flemming and
daughter Edith returned to THEN
home in Concordia after u few days
visit with her parents
Miss Thelma Johnson of Abilene
was the guest Of Miss Lillian Malone
few days last week.
The many friends of Mrs \. II.
Rees are glad to hear Of her being
able to return home after long Ill
ness In the Abilene hospital.
Miss Velma Elwlck Of Abilene was
the guest of Miss Alice Shlrk a few
days last week.
Mrs. May shirk Weir is improy-
ing.
Mrs. Clark Goodnight Is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. c. G. Shirk q
few days.
Miss Emma Metz closed success
full term OF school at Independence
Friday with dinner and program
Mr.. and Mrs. Lue Haslower Of
California came here 10 attend the
funeral Of her father.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-04-22
HERE AND THERE

Henry Coffenbereer Is visiting hi
daughters in Kansas City
Mrs. w. H. Cook called on Mrs
Orrie Lohr, Friday afternoon.
Irene Heiens spent Tuesday night
with her friend Lorna Barlow.
Miss Margaret Rauch Is visiting
her brother, Leo. who Is farming
near Miltonvale
Mrs. A. IIlnkle and Mrs. Clyde
Hinkle spent Tuesday with Mrs.
Scott IIlnkle OF Abilene.
Grin Lahr and family visited at
the John Mark home in Abilene.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bradley spent
Sunday at Emery Stones home.
Harvey Frey. of Zillih. Wash. IS
visiting his cousin. Earl Gutenberg
or.
Mrs. Paul Whitehair visited with
her mother, Mrs. John Rauch.
Mrs. Clyde Hinkle visited a few
days with Mrs. Ed Blaesi.
Henrietta Smith is the guest Of
her sister Mrs John Coffcnberger.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-04-22
PLEASANT VALLEY

w. j. Miller Is driving new car
Mr.. and Mrs. August Sedar of
Canton, Ohio, spent the week with
Mr. and Mrs G. A. Teare
Miss Clara Long is visiting rela-
tives in South Dickinson
Miss Gladys BowSer IS staying
with Mrs. John Cartner.
Mrs Ruth Kreider and Miss Hazel
Bryson spent Friday afternoon with
Mrs. c. A. Teare
The State Master. Mr. Needham
Of the Grange spoke at Pleasant Val
ley school Thursday night
Center school closed Friday with
dinner and program.
Miss Verna Haugh and Miss Pearl
Lands are visiting their aunt, Mrs
Teare.
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AUCTION SALE

OF household goods and kitchen
furniture at my residence at 215 Il.
Third street. Having sold my home
will soil ut nuhlia cala ON
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Eor Sale

Several Holstein bulls ready fol-
service, from high producing dams
Sire Prince Ormsby Mercedes Pom
tiac, grandslre of Sir Pieterje
Ormsby Mercedes who has eleven
daughters producing over 1000 lbs.
Of butter in a year
These are good individuals and
price reasonable.
J. A. ENGLE,
Talmage, Kas.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-04-22
Reducing NV Stock.

am reducing my herd of high
grade Holsteins and will sell the
choice or all Of the following: Six
cows giving milk, four year old
heifers and two yearling heifers.
For description and prices write,
phone or see Chas A. Helm, Abb
lene 12wtf
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l&wn
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-04-22
Notice.

Because of the nature of our bust
ness it is necessary to spend part OF
our time out Anyone wishing to
see us regarding monumental work
can find us at the shop any Satur-
day. or phone us for an appointment
DE ARMOND & ROOT.
Ed Milligan, Mgr.
Res. phone 914, office $40
21dtf- wifi
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-04-22
Notice To Our Patrons.

ON account of shortage on labor
the Farmers Union Store will re-
main closed until Saturday. April
24-Telephone No. 9-new location
30S-310 n. Buckeye.
FARMERS UNION
Per J. ]. Weber, Mgr