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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-10-20

wedding dinner was served and the
afternoon and evening spent in merry
making.
Both young people were born and
reared in CORTLAND township and are
highly esteemed by a host OF friends
and acquaintance in that community
They will make their future home on
the former H. D. Rengsdorf farm in
Nicollet township.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-10-20

| = Attorney Albert Pfaender of the
local law firm of Pfaender & Erickson,
who is the peoples candidate for judge
of the Ninth Judicial District, was born
and reared in New Ulm and has lived
here all his life, with the exception of
the years that he spent attending in
stitutions of learning outside this city.
He graduated from the local high
school and from the Mankato State
Normal School, whereupon he spent
two years as instructor in the public
schools of New Ulm. :, Thereupon Mr..
Pfaender attended the academic and
law departments of the University of
Minnesota for five years, working his
way through that institution after his
first year. Upon leaving the Uni
versity, he. spent year in the law
Office of the late Attorney Joseph A.
Eckstein in this city and then opened
ApShis own office. He was admitted
to the bar in 1900 and has practiced
law ever since. For several terms Mr..
Pfaender was city attorney Of New
Ulm and is now serving in that capa-
city. He was three times elected to
the State Legislature, serving as a
member of the House Of Representa-
tives during the sessions of 1909, 1911
and 1913.
Officer in National Guard.
Mr.. Pfaender was a member of the
Minnesota National Guard for over
Is years, serving respectively as pri-
vate, lieutenant, captain and major.
When the National Guard was ordered
to the Mexican border by President
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-10-20
YET onto the facts and you'll
get off !. the 1: fence
5or Highest Possible Quazity ct
Lowest Possible PEce

Right from the start Spurs let you know what
you're smoking. Plain day, on the back of the
package it says: elf Spur Cigarettes the good to-
baccos from the Orient are properly mixed will,
Burley and other homegrown tobaccos.''
1nvyour language that means "good old~tine to-
bacco TASTE. Haven't you just been laundering for it,
Those good tobaccos arc rolled in satiny imported
Paper-and crimPed, not pasted. That's something
to know, too. In smokers talk, crimping means
''easier drawing, slower burning, better TASTE e.
anime Spur and see how it's made.
And as the finishing touch, Spurs fragrance and
freshness are sealed and delivered in a three~fold
Package-rich brown and silver
f1oP OF the fence-and land Oh Spurs.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-10-20

L Subscribe for: the New Ulm Review.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-11

After many weeks az discussion un
agreement WIS reached yesterday
morning between the city commission
and officials of the Southwestern l,il
T,lephone COMPANY hy which fhr city
valves enforcement Tor five years uf
ihe obligation ~ the telephone CON.
any 90 place iis wires underground. and
the company ln turn agr,rh iu improve
the telephone service ana Install
switchboard equipment Sufficient 60
care fnr o.ght hundred additional
telephones. this 60 hv done within iho
urNt sixty dlys The company hy Nt-.
t,rdays agreement also binds Ir0r ''
furnish telephone service o. ai bona
fldo applicants therefor.
NJ Time Limit
From the text ~ The agreement
which II published below, DO appears
that while tho telephone company NIs
bound itself Co install the switchboard
culpmput specified within % pt'.ei 90
sixty days. and has also bound itH DO '.
furnish efficient telephone service o.
Ian bona nlc subscribers and a.i uUrI
fld, applicants therefor ....' 10 d".s
not mud itself to minn this latter
clause within q p,ftoi % sixty d1's. 'r
within ans other stated time limit
The text ~ the agreement follows
The Agreement ~ Drawn 10 Follows.
Tns AGREEMENT made ana cn'
tered into hy and between tho city 90
Amarillo and th, Southwestern Bon
Telephone Company NlTNESSEIl
!. That Cor and in consideration oi
tho agreement ly ihr city "t Amarillo
o. not cniorc, f0r period u. fiy, years
frum the date hereof that certain wr.i'
ten agreement made and executed b.
On City oi Amarillo. acting hy and
through Lon y. Mars Mayor and ih'
southwestern T,l,guph a Telephone
Company. aoilng - and through \ %.
ELIAS its Vicc.pr,sidrnt 90 date, May
q. 1919. the southwestern I,l Tee
phone Company. agrees to 40 once pro-
a,d with the wosk ~ constructing
uott,rnr and extending is telephone
sxchang, property in Uho City ~ Am"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-11
What
School?
START MONDAY

Make the start next Monday,
and be prepared for your OPP
portunity in business. Hun
dreds of calls for our gradu-
ates. Write or call for infor-
nation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-11
Reports Made at
Board Meeting Of
United Charities

There vas q meeting o. the Beard ~
Directors OF the United Charities hcli
In the directors room 81 tho Guaranty
statc Bank on Friday morning. Dcccm
Der 10th. Practically oil the directors
were present There was a lengthy dis
cusaion of the work accomplished dur
ing the past twelve months Also a
lengthy discussion regarding the chnrl'
~ situation as Il confronts us today.
The funds Il the United Charities
have been spent. principally for coal
groceries aud rsrroad tir&cis. The only
expense incurred by this organization
for the past twelve months was an
amount less that $50 go. pald to hired
collector who has collected some 81 the
monthly suhsrripyfons O. the charity
fund This work IL being done by "a
committee u Interested citizens and the
ministers of Amarillo These men com
pose the Board II Directors.
II was decided NJ this meeting o. ho'i
another meeting Monday. December ~.
at 10 a. m. az the Guaranty state
Bank Tor the purpose 81 oleciing Off
GERS for the ensuing year and O. discuss
plans for the coming year. as well ne 20
try ana work out some solution for the
charity situation as IL confronts US
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-11
CITY AND TELEPHONE COMPANY ARE
FINALLY AGREED UPON DIFFERENCES

riiI. ln bygorrrroo with tho uttllhei
blue print plans. aud specifications.
and W.ll also make additional HwJtcn.
nplri r.Im BOO iis plant 20 amarillo Z
sufficient capacity $50 handle not lusH
tflu Dgh' hundred additional phones.
which additional switchboard capacity
shall ln placed bod service ns Houn H~
material Du ha received therefor
which lu ru event shall Dee Inrs.r thIn
ca period uf s,fF days IrHW thH df".
SIl t,,,phuU, company .lHu IEfc.s 'o
furnish efficient telephone service To-
900 BONA 900. 800. rhHrs Uud 600 hu.1
riD applicants therefor uud Goo mako
additional extensions 5000 .muns w.nta
ue th. growth ut thc DI'y may demand
O. On consideration Uf Oh, foregoing
improvements to o. mId, hy 90, Snutl.
ed. stern rDu Tlnrhou. Company th'
city U Amarillo hereby uun.s tn as.
tend iho time fYr enforcement ul thr
certain written agreement hsfrI tu
.u paragraph ur. fHr r'r.d 90 ifu
years from 'H, cato h,u,H. lut 90 thr
expiration o. such ugrnl OF 1850 yoI's
OH. CTS 90 Amarillo WIH r.".Ul wis
'H. enforcement ot such contract rL
taHglh th.s agreement hlg u0t hsau
made.
o. That rnHug Co. THIS agreement
contained shall affect ihe ,N.rU-, ty
the Dty o, JOS police powers. nor rhHli
anything herein affect 90. obligations
force ur validity of Ordinance 80. 1884,
which ls M, telephone franchise Urdi.
rlu.u granted go 49, a. Davenport s.
COMPANY their Successors ard assigns.
on July ~. 1907. except that 10 com.
rlnrDe with section Seven 90 said ur.
diuaugr So. ia shall b. extended fuf
"a period ri five years from this date
before the city ot Amarillo viii enforce
compliance Herewith. az the end N
which period 81 five years said section
seven may d. enforced hy tnr Ciiy ana
IT, validity and effect shall not ho POO
aryWiso affected by this agreement
slvn and except that the enforcement
b. as hr,ln stipulated extended for 20
period ~ i've years from this date.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-11
Winner Of Ring Gives
Banquet at Penyton

James y. Wynan. the sccossful
candidate for the ring az the shrine
ceremonial held az Amarillo, November
"a. rendered the Pcrryton shrincrs
banquet recently at his elegant home
IN Perry,on. according 10 attorney Jack
Allen. who was In the city yesterday.
This banquet was given by Mr.. Wyman
in fulfllment Of promise he made
when he entered the campaign Tor IN"
ring and also 10 show his appreciation
OF the good work the Shrincrs Of Per
ryton did for him IN the strenuous
campaign he waged Tor the ring.
At the conclusion ~ the bouniifdl
feast Or. J. c. May. In behalf % the
Perryton shrlners. presented Mr.. Wy
man with a beautiful shrine pin with
a diamond setting.
After short talks by Jack Allen, l..
r. Brain and Or. ". J. Brewer. a
shrine club was organized with J. n
wyman president. Van ". stewart.
president: l.. Z. Brain. secretary /.
A. NJ. wilbanks treasurer W. j.
Brewer. l.. II. Lance and II. c. COT
fee. trustees.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-11
WAITS FACING DEATH ABROAD;
AMERICAN BABIES ARE HAPPY

tons caused NJ. H. Wolfe. 81 Dallas
president q the State sunday school
Association. So address an appeal Co all
superintcndonts on his roll. asking
them % set December lHth aside Tor
the cause ~ these little ones. on that
date h. asks that contributions IN
Texas Sunday schools be- devoted 10
the relief 90 children la ten countries
81 war.wcpt Europa.
To save Child
"Tsn dollars" be- states. "is suffice
lent Co save the life ~ a child. The
country aided will xiv. the equivalent
Il 81 Tor every 81 sent by America
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-11

while America planned last month
she yearly feast with which 81" gives
thanks for her peace and plenty. and
while this month all over the vast land.
mysterious hustle f0retclls the coming
u the season dedicated 20 the iuy and
pleasure OF American children across
the water little waits face death Tor
lack u one meal a day.
Three and one half million children,
who have been cared Tor hy IN" Amcri-
can Relief Administration. cannot D"
Jed after January first, because funds
will h. exhausted on that date
First hand knowledge u these cnndi.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-11
DON'T FOOL WITH
RHEUMATIC ACHES
Keep 9 bottle Of paln.rclieyine
SlOan's IinimoEt handy

NTOr noel Il when the unexpected
Y rheumatic bi1,c starts 80 the
q pains and aches following expo
,..ti,l, lumblgo, Lame back,
sore rcles, stiff joints. neuralgia.
Forgot IA about buying another bottle
ard Dec tHgHkgndy, diln'tyou2 Get it
.oiIy sou may need il tonight
This famous countcr.iri,ant bcHc.
irairS ,i.loRl fuli.Fr and scattcrs the
congestion. The pain or ache is soon
relieved, leaving no plaster or poulticc
ugs.inca, nostaiuodshin. Thousands
Of rygal4r users kccp IL handy for emer.
ycuN they done suffer nccdlessly.
All dugsists--jSc, 7oc, SiAO.
S1Oa1l,S
Linirnent@1ss si%%:)
LAM vznagu =,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-11

Relief Societies. the Y. W. c, A. and
tine Y NJ q. A.
Mr.. Hoover, Mr.. Podcn and Mrs.
Turner hope Ca have funds collected by
January first so that these little chill
dr,n win ho assured ~ u chance Tor lifo
in This Sow Year America must raise
fl3oo0 600 90 do this. a big sum but
every ton dollars given moans NE 20 u
child
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-11
Delegates Elected
ByReal Estate Men
ToState Convention

J. II. Russell and George Mayer
were elected delegates 90 attend the
special meeting Of real estate men Of
Texas 10 be held N san Antonio De.
cemher 18th. The meeting Il being held
for the purpose o. considering the pre-.
senting to the legislature Of btu pro.
viding for the licensing Of real estate
dealers IN the state
Mr. Russell and Mayer left las; nishi
over the Fort Worth and Denver RAJ.
road and viii join the delegates az Fort
Worth and complete the journey TO
San Antonio with them.
The Amarillo real estate dealers will
hold their annual meeting at the
Amarillo Hotel December 18th. when
officers for the ensuing year viii b.
elected and the reports from TIE dele.
gates 10 the san Antonio meeting will
BE- read.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-11

Ten dollars viii provide n pair Of shoes,
a little oseroogt, ana one warm mSal a
day. These countries should De- en-
their feet after the next harvest"
10 Is Mr. Wolfys plan 90 have the
superintendent announce an Dcccm.
Ter ~ that the collection nest sunday
viii De- Tor these children. lllH letter
follows.
During my recent trip through
Eurupr / was convinced hy first hand
Information that the people in some
sections were dying hy Che thousands
from actual starvation Especially.
small children ana urw born hahicr
were porishlug in great numbers from
The lack ~ proper fuud,
These people arc our uolghbUrs and
o. becomes the sacred duty ~ every
man, woman and child bon America 90
HI rrlief. and / am writing these
words Go urge that sunday December
'Hih De- 20 apart Js relief duf with
thu auuo that every sunday School in
Texas VIII come iu the RESCUE hy ak.
lns Ju offering Cor suffering ana help.
ltas huuuNitt"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-11

NJ. II. WOLF r.
Pastors ~ churches are also asked
90 devote December lHth Co.. % sermon
appeal Tor these n.rful little waits.
lighi Great Bodies
Tho European Relief Council. which
Be- directing ths vGb of turning pros.
u,UuFg ,arusJs into useful citizens. %
H composed of 'Irht great welfare
h.ll.H tHr American Relief Admins.
uaunu. che American led Cross. the
Federated Council N Churches ~
Christ Boo America protestant. the
ku.Ehts ~ Columbus, the American
Friends Service tQaukcrD. tho Jewish
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-11

Does Your Boy Know You?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-09

ship, sabbath Observance. Peace
and Arbitration. Moru Education
and Race Bettcrment Sunday
Schools. Scientific Temperance In-
s,ruction Bible in Public Schools.
Fairs Chautauquas and Open Air
Meetings.
il oo-
Department Conferences. Parliament
tary Usage Medal Contests. Pub
Hcity. Women IN Industry. Ameri-
canizstion. Mothers Meetings and
white Ribbon Recruits. Work
among Soldiers and Sailors,
Normal Institutes.
MONDAY AFTERNOON.
$50
Convention Called to order.
Hymn, Are You ia the RanNs2"
Prayer. Mrs. Nora Novels.
145-
Jubilee Demonstration.
2.15-
Fifteen minute address, by candidate
for Governor, warren r. McCray.
Republican. Chsrleton q. McCul-
lough. Democrat: Rev. c.. II. Kroft
prohibittonist; ]. VI Zion. Farmer
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-09
w. G. 7. U. HEAR
CONVENTION ADDRESS
continued from Page one

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b. .h. rt,h,
N, .n,.tat',,r VI ss.sa II euues''ea-
u. $500, ,t- 'i't N4sieots
r
IAN sANe an IN
49, 100 "uu'ess ~ whlcn
.... s,- aneeuolSs
IN ~ p..'.eueu hlin-
,i nh." - l'i = LIS
welcomed M dereeates ~ $50 = - =
those VINO bcIieva II Ia, and go
he told of the ioval support WHEN was
being accorded by The federal count
ana reviewed .o,ne of tnc co,,rt de-
risfon Ite declared mar fbe n,ol,,t,f.
ton law would never BE- enfo,c.d by
,,er v.t,, asa M, hslie,.. =, -,,b,,,i,to5,
NJ ,r.,rucr nresiaen, = ,be -,
Ns-ionaI bsri ..rd ~ 4s tf.ta,, ~
fle,,,,,,,,.t fn,I,,.,,i.i -, a4..1
outlined tts crown a. sptrttllal cen
H., rs NJ. ba3 observed Il
Mrs s+ola sfir,so, rae,o-,,sd -, ~
erc.ttnss fo, the " :, y
- -, -
psrsa, = schoo- children s vas .'s .tss ed
.,,d.r "a. dfrac,top ~ ~ "a ~,
.e,,st,-. 80 49, - ty.,,.t,..,,.
h., cbfIoro,, ,,.sroi,sd - In a,,5 80.
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r,,Iiou.ins, +. 4bo ,~osra,, ~ s,,-
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SNDx >,op~xr
w. ii T. ii speakers viii occnnv tho
r,t,it4 ~ tho churches ~ Hamroons
The convention sermon viii ~ preach
"a bv Mrs. CuNa J VayhinFer in the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-09
WANTS OPTION GRAIN
MARKETS CLOSED

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla Oct Am
appeal was sent to President Wilson
today asking him TO use his authority
10 close AN option grain markets uuttl
after congress convenes. bv j. A.
whitenurst. president of tRe state
BOARD of agriculture. Whitehurst de
clared that the domestic mIlI market
had been practically destroyed 10y lack
a. -four orders and uncertainty i'm
ducea by gamblers and Spectators in
wheat and corn futures "
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-09
TWO ARRESTED
FOR DRUNKENNESS
LsPECIAL ID 10 TIMEsI

y N TINN- Ind. OCT ~ imam
smith OF l29th street and Iudlana
boulevard. arrested for being drunk
by Olacer 42uinu paid IA nne of Sloo
and costs
John Vanata arrested by officer
afacksim for the same off nse also
paid Sl.oo aud costs.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-09

flowed from her mouth aad her hods
black and Rlae. Susie Ben7ee hled salt
m the Gary superior q MR. yesterday
from her husband Frank Bsnzce she
asks $500 damages and aiimont.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-09

Mrs Bertha Cuttner mother or
Emanuel II. Cuttner. Erne-tina kant
man and Jennie Hel}ermau and grand
mother Of Leslie. Rose. Erma. JOSEPH,
and Nanny Hallermar. died at s:i5
,h.s morning. October the 9Th. at her
horne 1882 ST Lawrence ave. Chicago.
49, The funeral services viii h. heid
Monday Afternoon al . o'clock from the
Hamburg Chapel. 1853 7'rsirIe ~"
Chicaco. III. Interfneu, al ERGO Sons
Cemetery 1851
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-09

This stunning cape for evening
wear IS made of blue and gold
whip-poor-wiil brocade. A putfec
collar and a panel of gold pussy
willow satin gives il graceful lines.
This. together with the oriental
draping at the bottom. makes it
distinctive md rha ..,,,ir1cr
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-15
UNCLE SAM GRABS
STRIKE LEADER
Strong Arm of Government Be.
gins To Get Busy On Outlaw
Railroad Strike

Federal agents in different
parts Of the country acted today
on the nationwide railroad strike
which by holding up fuel and
food is making itself felt in in
dustry. Seven alleged leaders
were arrested il Chicago with
score Of others sought. In New
York where food prices mounted
during the strike A flying squad
ron arrested a butter dealer for
prohteering with other arrests in
prospect.
Federal agents also announced
they are investigating mail train
delays with prospect or vigorous
action.
The strike situation is appar-
nety improved, except in New
York where 1t is regarded as
critical.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-15
S. s. WORKERS TO
MEET TOMORROW

This is again to call the attention
of all the Sunday school superintend-
ents in Madison county to the meet
ing tomorrow at one o'clock at the
First Christian church in Richmond.
This meeting will be for the purpose
organizing the county into districts
id effecting an organization in each
strict. District conventions will be
ranged. The County Convention
FIJI be planned.
One of the big features of the meot-
tg will be the discussion of the best
hys to get the largest crowd in the
story of the county in TIE Sunday
hools on May End, which will be
P-To-Sunday School Day. Madison
lst make her quota this year. The
nday schools are hereby instructed
set aside the collection on May 2nd
the contribution toward he state
Prk.. The quota Of the county is
90.
lt is hoped that every Sunday school
perintendent in the county win
hke u special effort to be present to-
korrow at one o'clock.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-15
Pershing Would Accept It

Washington. April 15-WhiIe
General Pershing is not seeking a
presidential nomination. he told
fellow Nebraskans here last night
at a reception in his honor, staged
by the Nebraska Society, that no
patriotic American" could refuse
to serve "if called" by 'public." "
The statement followed prefer
ence by other speakers to a
movement in Nebraska to name
General Pershing as the "favorite
son" candidate from that state
for the republican nomination.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-15

people have a right to expect I
higher standard OF qualification
upon the payment Of higher sal
aries. Teachers. | ain sure, will
cheerfully comply with the new
requirements when they come.
We must recognize that it is a
tremendous task and that it will
require time, patience and faith
to reach even the limited goal
that we have set for ourselves.
Be sure that every school IN
your county is supplied with a
legally qualified teacher this year.
No school will be taught this year
by teacher who is not legally
qualified. | shall be glad to send
you a copy of the certiflcation
law as soon as published.
With best personal and profes-
slonal wishes, | am
Sincerely,
J. w. COLVIN
State Superintendent
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-15
RARE INVESTMENT DIES

w, H. Long, who lives on Mann's
road, in Mercer county lost by death
a mos5 paying investment. He bought
her IS years ago as a calf six months
old, She raised fifteen calves, several
of which were sold before they were
born for $25 each. She has never
been dry- but twice, has furnished an
abundance Of milk and butter for his
family. When she died he sold he.
hide for 1888, it bringing just IL
cents less than the original cost Of
the animal.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-15
jim BROWN FAHORS
CAMDEN AND bECgHAM
(By Associa -Ad TTessl

Louisville, April 15-The Post
today says that James Brown.
one Of the leading democrats OF
Kentucky, and known as closer
to the present administration
than any other Kentuckian today,
has announced himself in favor OF
Senator Beckham as temporary
chairman of the Democratic State
Convention here May 4th. AT
the same time Brown declared he
favors an instructed delegation
to the National Democratic Con
vention and that he is for Sena-
tor Camden as National Commit
teeman from Kentucky.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-15
BROTHER Of
MRS mrs, ARNOLD DIES

James K. Glider, died at the
Columbia Hospital III Columbia,
S. c. Tuesday afternoon at two
O'Clock after an illness of sever
al weeks. DR.. Glider was O.
years old and is survived by his
wife and several children. He
married Miss Bessie FAINT, a Sis
ter OF Mrs. Pauline Arnold, OF
this city, who was summoned to
Newbcrry but he had passed
away before she arrived. He
was a very prominent physician,
and was widely popular, having
practiced 40 years in the south
land. Remains were taken to
Newberry for interment. The
funeral was one of the most
largely attended i'll the history
of Newberry. There were Al
automobiles in the procession
and the profu5ion of floral trib-
utes was so great, that trucks
were necessary in conveying the
beautiful offerings to the grave.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-15
LAUNDRY OFFERS
BOON TO HOUSEWIVES

Proprietor l.. B. Mckinney of the
Madison Laundry says that nothing
is too good for the women of Rich
mond so he is offering them the op-
portunity of discarding their greatest
worry, THE FAMILY WASH. He
lis doing family. finishing work for
them now at the small price of Is
cents per pound. See his ad in an
ether part of this issue. 1t
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-15
Is FARMERS INSTALL
ELECTRIC LIGHT PLANTS

The Madison Electric & Plumbing Co.
is conducting large advertising cam
paign this week on the Delco Plant
which they have sold the past year or
more. In talking to a Daily Register
man this week Mr.. Dawson stated
there are rs farmers in Madison coun-
ty who have installed electric plants,
the latest reports being sales made to
Nh. ]. c. Farley and Mr.. Harry Allen.
The company received car load of
these plants this week, and have re-
Gently made several sales of this pop
ular lighting plant in adjoining coun-