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Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1921-08-11
PLEASANT SHADE.

Good showers have fallen within the
past few days. Crops are looking bet
ter and prospects for a harvest are
fair. There is but little tobacco plant
ed in this section
The work on the road below town
has stopped temporarily. It is hoped
this worthy undertaking will be re-
sumed socn.
Rev. C. B. Massey is in a revival
meeting this week at the Gladys
church.
Mrs. Henry Oldham is improving
after several weeks illness.
A protracted meeting is in progress
at this place. It is being conducted
by Revs. Stone and Phillips. There
have been several conversions so far.
Miss Mamie Gregory spent Monday
with relatives at this place.
All the schools in this section open
ed Monday. The schools with their
respective teachers are as follows:
KittrelPs, l.. B. Thomas; Sanderson's,
Mrs. Oda Thomas; Pleasant Shade,
L. B. Mathews and Miss Eva Downs;
Piper's, Genie Oldham; Mace's Hill,
G. W. Goad and Miss Agnes Beasley
Rev. Henry Oldham has just return
ed from meeting at Mt. Vernon
church.
n nd11lOSI VI OuE pCOPlC are dLLGIu-
ing court this week at Carthage.
Henry Massey, who has been in a
government sanitorium in North Car
DINA for some time, is visiting rela-
tives in this section. He was a sol
der in the late war and contracted
a severe stomach trouble which has
rendered him an invalid, probably for
for life.
Kinney Kemp of near Bethpage is
visiting in this community.
Rev. Calvin Gregory returned home
Monday after an absence of several
days in revival work He will leave
next Sunday for Gleason, Tenn, to
assist in revival meeting.
Our telephone company seems to be
in a very unsatisfactory condition. 1t
is reported to be several hundred dol
lars in debt, although it was paid out
only a short time ago by requiring
all to buy a stock.
Marshall and Arthur Claridy, Paul
Wilburn and Bud Beal spent last week
near Rogana.
Rev. H. M. Wakefield has returned
from an absence of about three weeks
in religious work near Cookeville and
elsewhere.
l. P. Mcdonald, one of our best citi- !
zens, will leave Wednesday for Gal
laCln where ne Will make MS nome IN
the future. He expects to go in bust
ness with his brother, Ethley, who for
merly resided at Meadorville but NOV
ed to Gallatin some time ago. We
are sorry to see this good man leave
our community. He will be greatly
missed by his many friends over the
county.
Revs Massey and Gregory, with al
number of other ministers and dea-
cons, organized a Missionary Baptist
church at Old Hopewell, near Rogana,
last Tuesday. There were Is members
in the constitution of the church but
there were 20 additions to the church
during a weeks meeting conducted by
Rev. Gregory. There will be an all
day singing with this new church on
the first Sunday in September. All |
the singers of this section are urged
to be present.
Walter Hiett is making arrange
ments to spend the winter in Florida. /
He has been in bad health for some /
time and is hopeful that a change of
climate Will prove helpful.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1921-08-11
NONRESIDENT Notice.
MAT THOMPSON, Col.
VS..

HENRIE THOMPSON, Col.
In the Chancery Court of Smith
County, Tennessee.
In this case it appearing to the sat
is faction of the Clerk and Master,
from COmplainant's Bill, which is
sworn to, that Defendant, Henrie
Thompson is a Nonresident of this
State so that the ordinary process of
law cannot, be served: it is therefore
ordered that publication be made in
the Carthage Courier, a newspaper
published in the town of Carthage,
Tenn, for four consecutive weeks,
commanding said nonresident defen-
dant to appear at the next term of
the Chancery Court to be held in the
court house in the town of Carthage
on the the first Tuesday after the
first Monday in September, 1921, and
plead, answer or demUr to said bill,
or the same will be taken for confess
ed and set for hearing exparte as to
her.
This 4th day of August 1921.
JERE GARDENHIRE,
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1921-08-11
DickersOn Branch.

The health of this community is
very good.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Gregory visited
the home of Mrs. Doss Gregory re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs Jim Miller visited the
home of Mr.. Shoulders a few days
ag.
Oakley Miller and family were the
guests of Pat Gregory and family
recently.
Mrs. Fannie Gregory was visitor
of her mother recently.
We had nice rain last Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Dillahay is visiting
her uncle, G. A. Oldham.
Crops are looking fine since the
fine rain we had recently.
Bob Dickerson visited J. J. Dilla-
hay Sundad.
T. R. Moore made a trip to LaFay-
cite Monday.
There are several cases of typhoid
fever in this community
Oakley Dickerson was the guest of
Miss Alice Toney Sunday.
Mr.. Ike Gregory is improving very
nicely.
Mrs. Moss was a recent guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Dillahay.
Paul Dillahay went to Beals on
business.
Fred Dillahay spent Sunday with
Tom Dillahay.
Miss Alice Toney spent Saturday
night with Miss Bertha Shoulders.
Come ON Slicker Snake. Let us
hear from YOU
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1921-08-11

Management of the $4,000 Anna
teur Athletic Club building at Bend,
Oregon, has been turned over to the
local post of the American Legion.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1921-08-11

BY virtue of a decree of the Coun-
ty Court of Smith County, Tennes-
see, in the case of
Turner Gibbs, administrator, ct ais.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1921-08-11

AND THREW away his code.
AND WHEN he sent.
THE FINAL dope.
HE FOuED the villain.
THE MESSAGE just said.
"cHESTERFIELD."
AND HIS directors knew.
THAT ALL was well.
WITH THOSE oil wells.
FOR OIL men know.
THAT CHESTERFIELD" means.
"THEY Satisfy"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-14

snad nebude stati tolik penez
jako IA blahych dob, kdy chra
n6nec sv. Krysp{na zasedal ma
kfesle ministra zasobovani. V
ministerstyu jest op6t byv.
ministr vyucovani, Gustav Ha-
herman, iist6 mnohym kraia-
MIN 2 Ameriky z jeho tam6i-
sfho pobytu znamJ, ktery Jest
nyni ministrem socialni pece,
tedy resortu, ktery Y t6chto
rukou mdze pfijiti k pine plat
Inosti. V3dyt' V ohledu socialni
pe6e 0 ty nejchudsi jest tolill
co dohan6ti zvla5te V p6ti 0
zanedbanou mladez, Y niz prs
I've dlouholeta yalka zanechala
nejd6snejSi stopy. Snad take
Inyni konecne vymizi z praz-
skych ulic ulic jinych csl.
NEST ty zebrave zjevy, proti
MIN by m6lo byti pfisn6 zakro-
teno, nebot' jest mnoho indi-
ividui, ktere yefein6 dobrocin-
Inosti zenuziyaji pod rouskou
"um6ni' jako razni poulitni
"zp6vaci', pred jejichz zp6-
VEN utik&te ma sto honu. Svad-
clio by jen o nemistn6 shovI
vavosti, kdyby takov6 zjevy j
nadale byly trp6ny. V otich
cizincd aspon jiste must pdso-
biti trapne! Mnoho pozdrava
vsem!
Vas F. SIab5-Bylansky
Nb. Mnoho 81 vzpominam
ma n6kolik p6knych okamziku,
stravenych Y mile spoletnosti
PIP. j. Frtky a A. zaka a ra6tc
j Jim yyflditi mdj srde6nJ po-
draw.
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Bulharsky basnik Ivan Va

BuIharsky basnik Ivan Va
zov zsn,Fel. Ze Sofie, %. z&fl.
Slavny narodni basnIk Ivan Va
zcv nahle zemrel We v6ku II
let. ivan Vazov, basn1k a spiso-
vatel, pryni vnesl do poesie bul
harske narodni zivel a tvorbu
bulharskou postavil ma samo-
statng podklad. Mel donna ! "a
hranicemi literarni tinnostf
svou neobycejnou popularitu.
Zamilovany osel. Dansk5
cirkus Mandoling pozbyl ne
davno osla Romea. kterf male
zel u let k ieho neilersim wi
fatdm. Osel byl lat velkou ma
klonnosti k iedn6 klisne, Ike kite
re Sc choval vady velmi pfatel-
| IslIy Vzdy, kdykoG musela kid
| ne do man65e, Ilfitel osel iako
by no ma noze brali. Patln8 Sc
! bal o svou pTitelkvni. Neispo-
koien6ii Sc tvatil vadv. stala-li
klisna vedle neho. Ale prisla
doba rozluky. Reditel prodal
iin6mu cirku nakolik konf. me-
=, mimi take pfitellIvni naseho
Romea. Kdvz osel seznal. ze uA
So nikdv npvrati. stal Sc melan
oho6ck6l Pfestal 5rati 2 2fei-
me Y sebevraaedn6m Gmyslu
vraael hlav1l do st6nv sv6ho bo-
XII. Zv6rol6kaf, kter6ho zavo-
|ali. nol1rdil len ramerv, sdvz
yvsIechl celou historic a dopo-
rutil dati osiE Ia souseda line
no kone. Ale nenomohlo to. Ro-
moovi So neuTestalo stNskati a
indnoho dne prmdfinl ndra7em
do st6nv 81 ro7razil lehku. TAX
asnon nfsi d8nskR rstv.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-14

Slovenska skola v DSvins.-
StaroslavnT D6yin, V jehoz pa
matn6 pdd6 konaji Sc prave "a
jimav6 q slibn6 vykopavky, byl
dne 4, t. m. sv6dkem ehlutne,
ale dojemn6 slavnosti, ktera IA
nechala We vsech uGastnicnh
hluboky a trvaly DOZEN. Po sta
letech hlasi Sc slovenska men
Sina devinska o sva narodni q
jazykova prava. T6sn6 soused-
stvi Dolnich Rakous a neustalS
pf1liv n6meckych turistu VII
Iskly D9vinu nemecky vn6jsl
Iraz, jenz ovsem "a mad'arsk6-
ho rezimu byl tlumen mad'ar-
skyn1i vlivy. Slovensk6 d6ti do
chazely az dosud do nemeclt
statnf Skoly. Nyni ma bJt odti-
n6na kfivda - D6vfn ma OBJ
drzeti slovenskou skolu. V0dci
d6vfnskych Cechoslovak1 p.
Odersk6mu podafilo Sc povzbu
diti slovenskou menSinu, k nia
druzf sc svorn6 tesk6 obyya-
teistvo D6vfna, k aloci pro ma
pravu pom6rd. lNutno ov8em "a
titi skolou. Y p. VI. ref. Stefan
lovi min. radovi Folprechto-
II nasli d6vinsti Cechoslovaci
6tinn6 zastance, take zrizeni
slovensk6 skoly Jest otazkou
len kratk6 dobv. Zatim bylo na
rizeno. aby V iedn6 tfid6 slo-
vensk6 skol. ditky, poctem ma
80. bvly vyu6ovany slovenskym
jazvkem. Slovensk6 vyucovani
zahaieno zm1nenou slavnosti,
ku ktere Sc seslo nejen mfstni
obtanstyo, ale mnoho dcastni-
XII 2 Dew. Move Vsi Sc statet-
nIm "Sokolem" V Gele a Getnf
tnrist6. kteff tn deli ma pro-
hlidce hradu. Po uvftani hosti
y Oderskvn odesnl dlorht, ma
lebnT pr1vod do skolv. kde 2&-
stunce SIX. referatu insn. r. Ma
tenka promluvil o d6iinnem
slavnosti pro d6vfn-
sk6 Cechoslovakv. Ke Slsolni
mladezi proml1vil pax olIres.
insp. K. Treskf. Doifmav6 bas |
nictv predneslv skolnf ditky |
F. Simoncic, J. Chan a K. job
nova. Slavnost ukontena cape |
MIN narodnfch hvmen a provo
Ianim s'avv pres. Nasarvkovi. .
Nova u6itelka ~. Filgartnero-
va uvedla hostv do ufebnv vkus
ne vv7doben6, iez bude nyni
slovensk1mi zvuky -
donfeime, 5e navzdy! Ma pod.
net p. L. Kubaniho darovala
5lovenska Lfea move skole do
D'ntV 800 k na knihv nro chu-
IL zactvo. Nfe+nf nSatolk slo-
7enslsh skolv nSinoiili X tomu
nona5it1 dar. takze 0
1einutneisf potTeby pro aactvo
oude pro zacatek postarano.
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7 A 3 O RrT S K I.
r RODINE!

Ma zadost Loze Bile Ho-
~ c. 27, jed. Taborit6 svo-
lava Sc tlnto schuze vsech
clenu a clenek Rodiny Ia
boritd ku spolecn6 poradni
schulz V dolejsich mfstno-
stech Cesk6 Narodm Sine ma
Broadway, V t1tery Is. fijna
V 8 hodin vecer, kde Sc po-
iedna o postupu "TaboritI'.
pro prisi konferenci Svazu
SvobodomyslnJch
Ia Velkolozi J. T. statu O.
JOS. STfBR, pFedseda.
MARIE KVET, tajem.
ss..~ q
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PLATfME HoTovE
IN bondv Svobody, 1sporns
valeGne znamkv.

KupuJeme tez stare zlato. strfh-o. pIa
tinu. DIAMANTY. skvostv. hodinky
rtut. magnetlcke ukazovaky neupo-
tfehene postovnf znhmlcy vEa. 90 ma
iakoukoli cenu Piatime "a vse cenne
notoyrmi. SIMON. spolehlivo 1edna.
tel. msjltei The Ohio Smelling and
Refining Company. Ufadovna. poko1
& 2l6 Lenox budov9. ron 2. al =
Euclid Ave. Denne otevfeno do 3 no.
din veCer.
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DOPES z PRAn
Vazena redakce "Sv6ta":
Praha, 80. zafl 1921.

Vratil jsem Sc ze sve dove
lene a prohanim proto klapkv
psaciho stroje, abych Yam po-
dal zpravu, jak isem Sc mel a
co isem d6lal, V tom predpo-
kladu, ze to mile ctenaTky i
ttenafe VaSeho mileho listu
bpde zajlmati. Kopal jsem pa
fezy pfipravoval v Kunicich
Il Strancic m dr. Wilsonoy6
2ahrade iamy pro move strom-
Ky, nebot We valce mnoho Sc
zanedbalo, nebylot' ami potEeb
neho mater;alu pro Gpravv, a.
nj patficn6 nalady. Take isem
zatatkem zafi byl ma jubilei-
nj 25-lete oslave zalozeni cd
boru Jednoty ces. soultr. ufad
n{kd V Nov6m Rydzov6, kter67
to mesto Sc mi velrhi zamlou-
valo. Ma velk6 nam6sti s p6k-
nou, gotick6m slohu vystave
nou radnici a konal Sc tam zroy
ma V nedeli, 4. t, m. "veletrh", j,
hojne obeslany rdznym zbo-
zim. Dne s. zari t. r. byl jsem
pax pfftomen V Ostfedku u Be
nesova, kde Sc V tamejsim "a
metku narodil Svatopluk Czech
w. 1851, slavnostnfmu odha-
leni pametnf desky z bilhho
mramoru nesmrteln6ho nase-
no basnika, zasazen6'nad hlav
MIN vchodem zametku peel A
kademikd bene5ovskych. Des-
ka je pracf mistra L. Salouna
vynika v6rnosti portr6tu ba-
snlkova, iehoz nejblizsi pri-
buzni byli odhaleni pTitomni.
Jen toho fetn6ni bylo trochu
mnoho, nebot' Il mas pfi takove
prilezitosti musi mluvit "a
stuDci tech nejmenSich spolk1
q organisaci, ably nikomu neu-
kapla slzi6ka a ably pax to-
10 na konoc nebyly mrzutosti.
Z Ostfedka isem sci krasn1m
lesem p6$ky do Chocerad n. Sa
zavou, stavel jsem Sc "na jed
nu' ma Komorn6m Hradku,
kterg jest ted n6jak jako pc
vymfeni dosp6l jsem kras-
nym Sazavskym ddolim pres
Hvezdonice, Poddubi a dale
az do Senohrab, kde isem
svoje anaven6 ddy sv6fil ze-I
leznici, ktera mne je$te "a
sv6tla dovezla do StranGit.
Ma pamatku jsem 81 Ostred-
ku koupil k t6to prilezitosti w
dany krasny portret basnikdv.
Udal jsem akademik6m i adre
su VaSeho yaz. listu, aby Yam
tel takovf portr6t a RUNE pr
lezitostn6 spisy a referaty OIL
slavrosti same zaslali. Stalo-liI
Sc tax, ovsem neyim, nebot'
nekdy byvaji "sliby-chyby" II
Jakmile jsem Sc vratil do Pra-
ny, bylo to dne 27. t. m. We
Ger, poznal isem il op6t lined,
nebot' "elektrika", nejela, byi
pTerusen proud, coz je zde ma
dennim pofadku, ii vlastn6 /
spravneji reteno, nepofadku!
Pustil isem Sc tedy ma Letnou
p6Sky, coz mne po uveden6m
nahofe touristick6m "trainin-
gu nebylo n1ak "a tezko. -
Jinak Yam o politick6 situaci
mnoho psati nemohu, pon6-
vadz jsem krone Vaseho listu,
ktery "a mnou Prahy posila-
Ii, jinych nasich listI t6mef
do ruky nedostal a tax jsem
81 cd politiky trochu odpocinul,
coz Il mas TAX mnohym iinym
lidem By t6z nebylo ma skodu,
nebot' u mas "dela do politil1y"
kde kdo. Druhy den jsem cetl
sestavenf move vlady, v niz
"petka", ktera vladu vytvori-
la, re skromnosti nenf vdbec
zastoupena, coz jest v6ru wa
cny prlpad sebezapfenf "a
sluhuie zaznamananf. N3sled-
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de devlnskyrn Cechoslovakllm
lyyznamny kulturni cinitel pro
Iocfstu tamejSich pomeru, jez
byly uz neudrzitelny. ze zfize-
nj SLOW skoly neni tamnim Ma
carim t2) q Nemc6m yaln6
po chuti, je samozfejmo. Iva
lTili Sc vsak rozumn6 a chovali
Sc slu5ne. Mona, re mnozi Sc
casem rozpomenou ma svdi slo-
vensky pfvod re Sc vrati ka-
! liicn6 Ease k nam. A nell oni,
Itoz iiste nova generace d6vin-
Fskh bude " zachran6na a bu-
Idc tax dan bezpe6nJ zaklad
pro novy, slovensky D6v{n.
Zlocinka ci hrdinka? Brn6n
sky list "Svoboda" liGi nasle-
'duiicf pfipad re soudnf sine O.
lomoucke: "Do obce O. ma
fPlumlovsku pfisla do sluzby
15-leta dfvcina Anna r. CHI,
neznajici nikoho. sveta nezku
sena, nenasla v obci pratelsk6
duse. A nebylo tedy divu, re
kdyz zatal Sc kolem nj otate-
Il jeden z teledmd We vsi, i've
rila mu, pfilnula k n6mu a da-
la mu v5e, co zena muzi dati
m0ze. Ia n6koik m6sicd me-
Mia Anna misto a tn seznala,
ze jest matkou. Otevrene pfi-
znala Sc noyym sluzbodarc6m,
| co Sc S nj stale. Jedno d6yte
radio il, aby Sc obratila ma il
stQu porodni babieku y Proste
ioy6 a Anna po dlouh6m zdra
hani tax u6inila. Kdyz Sc po
jn6kolika dnech vratila, byl
vsak jeff zm6n6ny zevnejsek
napadny a d6vte take nezapi-
ralo. @ v6ci dozyed6lo Sc tetni-
ctvo a utinilo udanf statnimu
! navladnictvi. Anna byla zat-
eena, dodana Ike kraisk@mu
soudu do Olomouce, kde zod-
poyidala Sc tyto dny pred trest
min sen;ltem. Jak pfi pfedb6z-
mem yySetfoydni, talk pfi hlav-
MIN liteni zustala vSak nema.
Neprozradila one porodni ba-
bi&ky. "Nechci tn zenu, ktera
mne prece cht6la pomoci, u
lYrhnouti do neStesti," byla je-
il stala odpoved'. A kdya Sc
j plpdseda trestniho soudu,
radh Matulik. tazal, kdo byl
! jieSi mily, relvla: Mohla bych
nu uSkoditi a to nechci, treba
fze mne zradil a opustil." Wa
la yeskeru vinu cely svui Dol
ma sebe. Soud odsoudil il k nei
mensimu pristupnemu trestu,
ma 6 tydnd do vezeni," - Po-
tud list. Byl by to jist6 pra7
vsedni, zensky trestni pfib6h
jako tis.ee jin5ch toho druhu,
po6inajicfeh dav6rou a konci-
cleh uestni sini, nebot' ira
gedie Mark6tdma We y$ech
svyeh stupnich Jest nesmrtel-
ma, lee co Jest nov6ho V n9m,
tot mraynl uSlechtilost a sta
'tecnost patnactilet6ho nest asst
neho dit6te, jak Sc tn proje-
villa. Soudci sami citili, ze ma
.ii co tiniti iemnJm charak-l
terem' a iednali die toho, W.
-m6fivse divce nejmensi trest.
Jest Ysak v6c tim odbyta, stej-I
ne jako zaznamenanim v novi-I
mach, jez iste pfe6tli? Jist6
ne. z trestniho pripadu tohoI
cosi blazi, misto ably odpuzo-
valo a blaziei to jest zafe
mravniho hrdinstvi, ktera zve-I
dne vzdycky ysecko ma krasu,
60 proyazi.
Vell1y ohen ma Slovenslsu.
We vesnici Jasenove, zemplin-
ska zupa, ma Slovensku vypukl
Y sobotu II. zAf.i v 9 hod. vec. |
ohen neopatrnostf pfi peceni
kolati ma svatbu dome nev6-
stin6. Pozar zachvatil 6 stave-
III blizko sebe stojicich. Shore
ly stTechy,, pudy Sc zasobami
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SparsIska chTinta ueba-
villa nilkoho, "a TO "Sransl-
slss rnusLa" rovesrrsie kde
l,e,ho. v nedSh 16. fijna y
CesLe Sin; Sokol.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-26
LOT NO. l.

Consisting of Gcorgcttcs. Milans, Lcghorns Malincs
and Iorschair Braid. In fact. this 10, offers you
unrestricted choice OF any Hat in the co 90
house Tor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~~s~V
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MILLINERY

Every Hat in the house has been reduced over
hall and many have been marked far below cost
This sale will give every woman in Amarillo and the
Panhandle an opportunity to buy Midsummer
Hat a, price she is willing to pay.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-26
REPUBLICANS ARE
Called To FORT
WORTH FOR MEET


Special 10 The Newp.
FORT WORTH. May ga meeting
for all republicans over the state has
been called TO meet In Fort Worth Tues.
day. May 81, at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Questions Of a vital nature will bc TAX.
cn up and discussed. Tho committee In
charge of the Texas patronage. II. r.
McGrcgor. national committeeman from
Texas: II. u. Crcagcr. chairman of the
executive committee. and Il. Schoboy.
will be In charge Of the meeting.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-26
HAPPY SCHOOL
CLOSED. HAD
BIG EXERCISE

Special 10 The News.
HAPPY. Texas. May 2j,-cluHing cN.
crclscs of the Happy Independent
School for this year have been held 4
dinner was given the patrons on Fri.
| day night. The tables fairly groancd
with the abundance of good things Ia
cat. The guests were fed Ia their
''Ranctum fnntum" and the provcrbal
seven baskctfulls had to be- taken back
10 many homes.
Friday night the little ones ~ tho
primary class gave the big audience
singing. Dialogues aud speeches. There
ARE about o. In this department. Their
work was crcditably done and the par
cnts and scholars were well pleased.
The auditorium will seat about 900 and
the room was crowded.
Sunday morning the baccaiaurcatc
sermon was delivered by the Rev. Van
Zandt of Mule Shoe. Singing exercises
were conducted by II. ". Cornelius with
his twenty assistants and were decided.
" the best that have been given In
Happy.
tlnhlUR tN'Ttihth tt tho 'ullllncntts
ment were held Monday night In the
school auditorium. The program went
,rf smoothly and delightfully."-. The
program was as follows:
Mafch ..sssss..ss..s.'...' sMfs scott
song .....',,............. .thoir
Prayer .,..,,..........,.R Rev. McNccly
song s.ss.sss...ss... .tholf
Americas Mission. f:ssic Niue Martin
Essay "Thc Class" ,...,...I Roy Altman
Essay 'rhc Class Flower. Lois Whitley
Nalcdictory ..............E Ethel Martin
Presentation of Diplomas. .......
....,.,......,,M MIR. Brandcnbough
Response ............ Harry Harrison
Song
Bcnctiiction.
The school work uf last year was
conducted by three teachers and u In
said that there was the least friction
this year In the school work than ever
before. Next year Il In expected that
there will be four teachers and about
100 students. II IN thought that the
work requires nj least five teachers but
there In not enough money 10 20 ahead
with any more than has been planned.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-26
Slkpunrnt of Sheen.

Special 10 The NV.
rLAlNvlEw. May s5.-L. T. May.
how III Plainvicw is this week trans.
f,rring 1000 head IL sheep from a
ranch near Swectwatcr Ia his ranch
near Bovina. Better range conditions
at bovina caused him To mako the
transfer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-26
LOT NO. 3

IN this lot there are Hats for all occasions in every
new and wanted Summer shade. They arc the same
hats that formerly sold at $3.50 TO $40 e. 90
sale fricc ......................
No Refunds. No Exchanges. No Approvals.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-26
LOT NO. q

In this lot you sure To find just the Hat you are
looking Tor they are hats OF all kinds both trimmed
and untrmmcd Not one OF these Hats formerly
sold at less than Sl2.S0 and up to SIS "a OF
but Tor 10 days only-Choicc. ........... View
The herald., 1921-10-13
Moving a Hill Into Rio Bay.

The municipality of Rio de Janelrt
Is removing one Of the old landmark
Of the city-Castle hill. A contract
ing firm is transferring the hill to tn,
bay, where 1t will form a valuable
addition to the area Of the city. This
new extension is centrally located
and lies at the foot OF the famous
Avenue Rio BrancO. The exposition
buildings, TO be used In connection
with the centenary celebration, which
takes place in September, 1922, will
be erected on this site. A 5000 600
monument, a gift from the American
colony i'm Brazil, and friends i'm the.
''uitcd States. 10 the Brazilian gov
ruucnt, In honor IF its nne-hun.
rcoh birthday, will be- permanently
H.'d IA TIL, addition to tbc city
The herald., 1921-10-13
Unwritten Rule.

Any soda clerk will tell you wit
disgust Of the hesitation with whic
many customers order their drink
while he waits lmpatiently. That
why an uptown store has little rot
lette wheels at each table. Instea
of numbers the hand turns to the vt
rious flavOrs and specialties.
at seems to attract the young boy
and girls, especially" said the mar
ager. "They like to spin the whee
to see what to drink. It's an unwrii
ten rule always to carry out the orde
to which the hand points Luck
good to me when expensive special
ties are drawn and bad, suppose, 10
the fellow that pays the bill."-tNeN
York Sun.
The herald., 1921-10-13
LIVE THROUGH SILLY SEASC
Boys and Girls Can Be Trusted to 0
grow NatI~al F0oushness Of
Their Early Years.


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