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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-23
Darnall

Having suffered a fall about eight
months ago and tins superinducei by
age caused the death Of Mrs. Lucy
Darnall, az the home Of her daughter.
Mrs. George Smith, on Lexington
avenue tai, city, last Monday after
noon about SIX o'clock.
Mrs Darua,l was ~ years Of age.
having been born IN Fleming county
kentucky IN lsil. Her husband.
Charles ". DarnaI, proceeded her to
the Great Beyond about tive years
ago. She 8, survived by two chill
drcn, Mr. Anna McDougal, registrar
Of Hamilton College, Lexington, and
Mr.. George Smith, Of this city.
During her short stay In TIM, city,
Mrs DarnaiI had made many warm
friends, who Will regret 20 know that
she is no more. She was a dcy0ut
and consccrated member Of the
Presbyterian church since early child
mood and lived the life of conse-
Grated christian
The body was taken % Elzay,.l,,
Fleming county, "Wednesday morn
ing where .ntcrmcut took place al
ten o'clock
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-23
TRAGIC DEATH
John O. Bogie Killed
By Horse.

John q. Bog.e, formerly Of this
county, was instantly killed near MS
nome at Hisev!..e. Ky. last Thurs
day morning by the kick Of a horse
which he was driving While going
down a Hill in a buggy accompanied
by his s,ep-son, the backing strap Of
the harness broke. which frightened
the horse and il began to kick yio-
leutly, striking Mr.. Bogie in the head.
rendering him unconscious from a
crushed skull, from which he died
two hours later. Burial took place
saturday al Hiseville.
Nr Bog.c was a brother Of MR..
Jcs. Sanders Of this city who at
tended the burial returning home
last Monday
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-23
TETANUS
Fatal To Mrs. Mamie
Lawrence.

Hr. Mamie Lawrence. aged 90
years. died r.. Ter home on the S.lr
'lri p... lt Sunday afternoon.
from ,e,auu.. caused by a nal which
.re BAD acc.i,u,y s.uok n,5 lyr foot
Pen Hay. before
Up uu. t.r,y.sN hours before
..r sa.. B. was thought tina. she was
rapidly recovering but Friday u.glt
'o,siaw developed and she sank
rapidly unit, death relieved her suf-
fcrnr Sunday afternoon.
Mr, Lawrence had Away. ~ .'-
atsl with fne Baptist church and was
one " ~. most arden. and con
.rgrlteI members. She j. survived
5g $50 children. Mr., Roy.,0u Ray.
with whom she lived and one .ou.
Jesse. now holding q lucrative pos
ton u Chicago tie arrived a; her
bedside jus, few hours before her
death She also leaves three brotl-
,r. Nessrs ]. T. Holtzclaw. u tl.,
city, Mace H0ltzc.aw. u Preachers
vile and Robert Holtzclaw, q Dan
E.... Her surviving sisters being
Mr. l.. G. King. Of Hubble. Mr.,
John Peoples Of Lincoln AMI Mr.,
John Sebastian o. this county.
Service. were conducted al the
home Tuesday afternoon by Rev J
e. McClary, of Stanford. jntermen.
following 10 the Lancaster cemetery.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-23
Norman

Ezekiel Norman. Confederate vet
erau, 80 years ola. died Thursday
night az his home near Ola Pam,
Lick.
Mr. Norman was O member % tae
5lst. Virginia volunteers, and was
one Of the first 10 east his fortunes
with the Southern cause. Out u
los members Of his company. he was
one Of the eight VINO returned %
their homes at the end Of the war
He Was attached to the staff 0f
Stonewall Jackson. and was on guard
duty az Charlottesville the nigh: the
Southern leader was accident.y k.,'-
ed by his own men. After Lees
surrender he returned to his home
in southwestern Virginia, and mar
rled Miss Lucinda Young. who sur
wives him. Five children were born.
one daughter Is dead. but the follow
ing sons survive, Marshall T. Nor
man, Charleston. H.; Walter Nor
man, Paint Lick; Van 5. Norman.
Richmond
Funeral services were held Satur
day afternoon al o'clock. with
bgrIll N the graveyard a. the church.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-23
Threlkeld Gets
Life Term.

Prof T q ThrcI.cli. pr.uClpa, Of
the ThrcIk,.I Clerical School FOR
Boys at N,yho.asv.I,, Va. found
guilty ~ murder and sentenced 90
serve q ufc-,yrm u the pru.t,ur.ary.
Professor Thrrkr.i shot and killed
Arthur e. Dyumau Nchulasy,,.e
merchant. .u ,Hr D,umau store Oc-
tob,r e, 1920, after quarrel which
occurred when some ~ the students
~ Oh, ,yHoo. sousU, 90 sell football
tickets to Mr. pcumau 1, VA. AL
legged that. after an alteration be-
tween the pupils and Mr. pcnman,
Professor Thclkicd and bis son, Lo-
gan Thrclkeld, visited the store Dur
iur their visit, u Was charged, the
professor shot Arthur nenmau and
then held a brother 81 the victim
while the younger Thrclkeli struck
him several times with his fists Mr.
Denmau was taken 90 Lexington
hospital where he died Morton was
made for a new trial and the argu-
ments heard Friday by Judge W 4.
Shackelford, who denied the defend.
cnt new trial. He was taken TO
the parliamentary last Saturday.
A petition is being circulated in
Nicholasville 20 be presented to GOV.
ernor Morrow asking that he be
pardoned.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-23
Wheeler

Nr, Horace WHge'cr died at her
home near Nina last Monday after
noon, aged 7G years she was a
member Of tie Freedom Blp. =
church and had affiliated with this
denomination since her early g.r
hood Beside hai husband she IS
survived by several children. wlo
have the sympathy o. al IN their sad
loss Bur.a took pace IN the fanny
Tot near Nina Tuesday afternoon.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-23
Wedding Boots.

\ pair ~ boots, worn by Allen
HIATT. father u J NJ Hiatt, Of tins
city, is on exhibition az the store Of
Anderson Bros The boots were
purchased IN 1851, seventy year ago
and are In good condition today.
Mr. Hiatt tells Us they were pur.
chased and worn by his father on his
wedding day They are made 81 the
finest quality of calf leather and the
work was done by Mr. N.c, Saud.fcr.
many year, ago Lancaster, leading
shoemaker
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-23
Good Shows
Good Crowds

Billie Bane Is giving the people o.
Lancaster one Of the best show. that
has appeared here in many months.
The crowds have been large and
everyone comes away pleased. The
programs are changed nightly. A
diamond ring will be given the most
popular young lady next Saturday
night, which is the last night this
splendid company IS billed TO appear
here
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-23
Monday Is Court Day.

Next Monday Is County Court Day
and We predict quite good crowd
10 come 20 town We may assure
the public that the CANDIDATES
will be on the square and will be
"awfully glad to see y9u."
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-23

Consolation. contentmcnt. salts
faction and happiness always pre-
walls, when insured with GAINES
the insurance man. from death. tor
nado and fires. Prompt payment
Of same are the direct results Of now
having more than $4,000 900 90 in
force
No side line. just INSURANCE
(lD T. C. Games
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-23
Lightning Destroys
Home And Contents.

Last Saturday night, the home and
contents Of Willard johnson. near
Bucua Vista, was destroyed by fire,
caused from a bolt Of lightning Mr..
Johnson carried insurance 90 the
amount o. $500 on the house and
$1,000 on the contents. The loss
d, very much in excess Of the amount
insured
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-23

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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-23

Have you tried itl oas ..sk Of
Ballard, obslisk Flour ~ill make 20.
a regular customer. A hsadsems
thimbls given free nth a sack ~hils
they last Hud,oa 4 F.raau.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-23

Corn and wheat land fsrtiliIsr.
s2s 90 per ton. Al.o Burl.y TobAs.
co Fertilizer. HudsSa a FATaau.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-23
Bsstin Makes Deaial

That prisoners are not punished
Tor escap NJ except with seven day.
IN solitary on bread aud water and
sixty days .n stripes just a. true
as the balance ~ his statement. &"
said Mr. Basin "AlI escaped prs
oncrs are indicted IN the Franklin
Circuit Court and pun he'd by one
Q, .N years additional sentence
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-08
Polk street Methodist Episcopal
Church, South
DR.. Henry Y: HroOks. Pastor

DIR Henry Y: brooks, Pastor
Sunday School sa5 q, m. Hon T. y.
Works. superintendent: the big contest
In attendance between the larger sun.
day schools of Texas. Louisiana Arkan.
sas. Oklahoma and New Mexico. In now
on. Last Sunday We had 9I9. our
place in the contest nj present IL second
We must and can do better. Some Of
olir down state people think we are
away out west. on the plains OF Texas
and hat there IN nothing o. fear from
ANA lilo. Polk street Amarillo In In this
conl",t. Let's convince them that this
In truc. We want iioo today. Our new
annex IL now ready and we have room.
Com" and help MS climb the ladder In
the Great Methodist Sunday Schools Of
the Southwest.
rnlon by the pastor II "a. m. Sub
icci Millions to XIII; rcniics Ia Build -
This theme IN vital al the present
TIM. u has To do with present world
conditions. their status and meaning.
II viii not bc tho cry Of the pcssimis,
or tho boast II the optimlsi but u
stat 'in-nt of the real conditions and
VIII, vc must dd Ia chang. them.
Junior League $50 y. m. Miss Jcn.
ME West. superintendent.
Int mediate League. y. MIR.
and Mrs. J. A. Ashford sup.rintcn,lents.
Til" Senior I,cagu. Will unite In the
regular church services at y y. m. A
Home and Young Peoples Service"
will D. held. The choir under the dl.
rect "n of Prof. y. r. Myers will render
som" special music on Mother aud
Home ana addresses will be- made by
the young people.
Mr.. V. G. Ncthcrton viii speak on
The Efficiency Factory" and Miss
Grace Land on Checking Up the Out.
put"
SPECIAL music by the Juniors and In
tcrmcdiatcs. Come.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-08
First Christian Church

o"hohy borHiHE.
Preludc--lsomance In y flat-wil.
liams.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Solo-Abidc with me-s. I.lidlc-AIiss
Merrill Rhca Granger.
Postlude--March--Kern.
Evening Musical Program
0ladiators March - sousa - High
School Orchestra.
Reading-Repcntence--Edabcth liar.
mon.
Piano Solo-valce de Concert-Pca.
body-Lois Francis King.
Hawaiian Sercnade-Clark - orches.
TIN.
Violin Solo--Priests march "Athaila"
Virginia Krug.
Reading----Sclected - Ellen Bailey
DIXON.
offertory-Poct and Peasant Waltz
Suppc--Orchestra.
Piano Observation-Disclosures
garet Louise Harris.
1Solo-"Sing Me 10 Siecp"-Elizabeth
pcnton; violin obllgato. Virginia Krug.
Resdins--The Young American--Eu.
sabeth Meyer.
Flute and violin nuet-Nocturne--
Behr--Iiali and Robert Axtcii.
Observation-Disclosures.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-08
CHURCH NOTICES

Prciud,--!"Novslctic"-Schumann.
Holy. Holy. IioS"-Congrcga,ion.
Standing.
Response.
Antholn--"IIoly Art Thou. Handel.
Hymn No. s:2-"Am I n Soldier
Arnc.
Brass Quartet-scxtette from Lucia. +"
--Donizct,i.
solo-"sine Me the Songs Ny Mother
Sang. "-Bohm.
Invitation Hymn No 3is-"f am
Trusting. Lord. In Thee. "--Fischer.
-"March".-Rossini.
Evening Concert
I. nl National Fcnclblcs"
--Sousa. % Overture Golden Sccptrc."
--schlcpeRrcli.
2. al From the Land Of the Sky.
iluc Water" -Cadman: Cb) "Thc Old
Refrain. "-lircls!cr. Violin. Prof. II. NJ.
Crabb.
]. Legend OF Rose" Rcynar,l--
Orchestra.
Z. Vocal solo. sclcctcd-Mr. BRADLEY
kimbrough.
3. Summer Nights" Robertson.
chcstra.
G. Offcrtory - seiectcd--organ. Miss
Minnie iTutchings.
:. Brass Observation-Disclosures and
euphonium. Mcssrs. Smith and Rogers.
"Imps NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-08
Motlrrs' hay Program 10 be Rendered
nj Tabernacle Raptist Church

The following splendid Mothers Day
program will bc rendered by the choir
md orchestra Of the Tabernacle Baptist
Church. Sunday. May sth:
Observation-Disclosures
Song-"Ncarcr Ny iiomc"-Choir.
Prayer--licv. ~. y. Gathright.
Orchestral selection.
Readln.--aIiss Myrtle Hamilton.
Oifcrtory-"Ab!dc With Me"-Orrhes
RI.
Quarteitc - Tell Mother III lie
rhcrc"-Mr. Harry Holland. Mrs. l.. r.
Borden. Miss Myrtle Hamilton and Mr..
Dil,iay.
solo-"My Mothers song''-Aiiss Amy
Woodland
Adtlrcss--Rev. NJ. y. Gathrlght.
Vocal Sclo-"That Wonderful Mother
of Minc"-airs. L. +. Borden.
Trio-Selcctc,l--Miss Cna Merrick,
Rex. Merrick and Mr.. Mcrrlck.
Congregational scinging Of old hymns.
Eencdiciion.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-08

Solo--Iiold Thou My liand-Dmpcr--
Mrs. Swift.
Organ observation-disclosures Pomposo--
Galbiaith.
Muslc--Evcnlng
prclude-Orchestra
Qu,rtot--Sw.ct and Low-l,arnby--
Mrs Marsh. Mrs. Parks. Mr.. Pope and
Mr.. Story:
Offcrtnr-- Orchestra.
Solo-Mothcr o. Mine-kipliHg- MIR
smith.
Organ Postlude-Triumphai March,
Lcmmcns.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-08


sunday school 2z5 a. m. Robt. s..
Morgan. supt.
Tho entire school Is manif,stIng n
splendid missionary spirit by making
special effort each week To enlist some.
one Who II not In regular attendance
and ,he results are good. We are ni.
ways glad 10 have the public worship
with u. Come.
Preaching II q. m. Rev. James y.
Cooper. pastor. Tho subject viii bc IN
keeping with Mothers Day. and will be
appreciated by every one. To miss this
u TO inlss. something worth while. A
special number. Memories Of Mother. !"
yin te rendered w. Mrs. Morgan and
Miss Spccr.
Junior Young Peoples Society Z n. m.
Mrs. James N. Cooper. president. This
VIII b. a very interesting service; sew.
eral numbers In honor Of Mother will BE-
given; all children Of Junior age spc
ctalH. invited.
Evening devotional service s %. m.
prcacAIns s:i5 y. IN. by Pastor. subjec,
"Some Of the Signs Of the Times
Everybody welcome.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-08

bc sprn, In life and vim for the good
of al who come.
Hattie for souls, \ y. m. an old'timc
salvation Army battle where effort viii
De- made ,v defeat the forces of sin.
subject. "will Covering up Sin Do Any
Good" This subject will be- discussed
froih every angle and u lively time N
hooked Tor with the spccial music and
singing. \ cordial welcome Is assured
iu all
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-08
Senior Christian Endeayor

Whcn Dante knocked at the monas.
terry door and monk asked. "what
seek ycT' he answered Peace" II
peace can Dc secured In confinement,
what then do those seek who try to
serve others. We live far from ,hosc
with whom We never communicate. but
close 10 those we always think of. even
though they are far away. Friends
know each other through the exchange
~ mutual condolences. Living Close
Ia Christ" II the topic TO lie discussed
by the Senior Endcavorcrs IL the First
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-08
First Christian Church


sunday school will Ia held at %.
e'cIork with. llorace NJ Russell rs su
terlnicndent Rev. Roy Rutherford
pastor. will preach a, III O'Clock In N,
morning.
The pastor will no 10 Claude 20 de-
liver n Mothers Day address In the az
terneon. As ne viii 20 on from Claude
Ia Wichita Falls TO attend the state
convention Of the Christian Churches
beginning Monday. he will BE- unable to
preach at the evening hour. Mrs. Fred
H. Krug. director q the choir. will
have charge Of n musical program. The
following SUNDAY evening. Rev. Ruthcr
ford VIII deliver the haccuiaurcatc ser
mon for the high school graduating
class AT Canadian.
The Christian Church Sunday schoo'
baseball team will play It's first league
game at 5as o'clock Thursday after
noon with the Central Presbyterian
nine.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-08
.MOuNr ZION CoLoRED BAPTIST

Come ono ana all To this Mount zio,,
Baptist Church. AZ four O'Clock this
afternoon to hear the jubilee stnsins
Rev. NJ. y. Cartwright. pastor q the
Tabcrnaco BAPTIST Church. will pseach
the dedication sermon. i.
Al our white friends are cordially In.
vitcd 10 attend. The Mount Hou
Church IN located on the corner OF 2nd
and Van buren, Streets. a. o. Memo
gan. pastor. fli 4
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-08
Polk street .lcilodist Sunday Sci,eol
SECOND La Attendance Contest

out of forty'two Sunday schools In.
Guiding many Of the larger Sunday
Schools Of the Southwest. reporting
their attendance FOR last Sunday
throlgh the Texas Christian Advocate
% this week. Amarillo Polk Street with
?'s present. was second only to Dallas
First Church with 1857 present. May
not every Methodist In Amarillo Join In
making Amarillo the leader next Sun.
day.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-08
DR.. II. Thomson. Minister,

DIR. IL. Thomson. Minister.
Preaching services II "a. M. and = y.
n. with sermons by the pastor. Morn.
ing subject: BABEL or Pcntccost." In
The evening we are 10 b. honored with
he presence OF members Of the Amcri.
an Legion and the Auxiliary In the oh.
scrvancc u Mothers Day.
The expectation IL that the Sunday
school attendance VIII 20 over the 500
mark. The new building is all ready for
isc by the four adult classes assigned
o this building. The attendance OF
men and women should bc the bcs,
ver. -
Thu Erdeavor Societies meet at 80,
i:30 and p. IA. In the annex.
You al, thrice welcome IN our scr.
siccs. IL, ~ use Sunday for worship.
Music--Morning
Organ prcludc-Second Romance In
ID Fat-Lemare.
Offcrtoiy Anthcm--Nearer My God.
~ Thcc--Sudds.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-08
Lutheran Church.

Lutheran services will be- held 1t
the Episcopal church Mt three o'clock.
sunday afternoon. The l.ord's Supper
viii be- celebrated at this service Those
wishing Ia lnrlnk". and who have not
iur. are asked Ia do ~ hcfor" the h".
ginning II the meeting. lIsidcs the
regular sermon. the pastor viii d,liv.
or a short confessional address for the
COMMITMENTS. Numbers as well as Wis.
itors ARE cordially invited Ia attend
Rev. q. 4. Hinge. Pastor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-08
Tabernacle i,auii,i Church.

Group one ut the Tabernacle senior
u. Y. T.. 4. viii render ~, following
program this evening at o'clock
Leader Myrtle Hamilton: scripture.
Mrs. John Woodward: Introduction.
leader; lesson STUDY. Seeking the
Lost: tD The Background ~ These
rarablcS. Miss Powell. ~ ChIist's Lave
For the Lost. N. T.. Dilday: r3l Christ
Seeking sinners. MIR. Love. 90 ChriSi's
joy over The salvation ~ Sinners. ~
Pauline Boone. g. and ~ Gladys
Dwight; 90 The Elder brother. Mrs. u.
n. Wilson: 90 In Which Glass Are
WEI. II. ". Wilson.
Everybody was well pleased with the
program last SUNDAY evening. especial.
" with the way the new members ear
rid out their parts II the program
Don't forget the Daily Hill. reading
contest. Everybody k.cp w with the
readings ~ that the union may con.
TIM" a. hold ~. Al banner. \ cordial
Invitation to visitors IL extended each
sunday evening Come aud encourage
the numbers with vour presence.
salvation Army Sunday Services.
Captain 4. NJ. ani Louise n. iIul
brock assisted by Cadet Jessie Brady
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-08
Holiness meeting. ia. M.

Holiness meeting. III q. ~.
A meeting To spread Scripiural holi.
nee,--a time ~ rejoicing when the
children of God get together. Special
reference t. THE mothers that have Won
lhr great bath"
Company meeting. n. NJ. Sunday
aiuol--a lively meeting for the chill
dr u with live 'hurus singing. \ lively
tel and blue contest ~ on. Come out
az help GLASSES Tor all ages.
y. T.. H.. G.s0 y. M. u meeting for
thu young pcunlc where the time Will
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-08
Second baptist Church
An ~ Ipi.x,.

Hll'lc school. sa5 q. m: morning ser
vice. theme 'Thc Home" II q. m:
sunb1ms. ? p. M: Senior and Junior
H. Y. j.. T.. y. M: prca hing. theme.
',Pisgpes." 8 p. m.
Let Us surpass our high mark Of isi
IN the Sunday schoo, Sunday. II you
bring new scholar. We can do Il.
The ordinance ~ Baptism will be ad.
ministtrcd az the evening hour.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-08

Services II TIM ttr>t lIspllst Church
Sunday Schoa $40 o. M. classcs fof
all. Come.
Preaching NJ II u. M. the Educational
pastor. Rev. ". v. Hamilton. occupying
the ,mlpit. Mothers hay vii! IT, oh
served.
Sunbcams meet nj -. ~. The Junior
n. Y. y. L. meets nj 6 y. NJ. and two
senior n. Y. y. US meet AZ ~. m.
A. y y. IN, concert by the orchestra.
Al arr invited a. worship with ne
Sunday.
.iuslcai Program. Morning
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-08
SUNDAY School Extra Spec;sl

Members IL other churches are inter
csted In and wishing success for Polk
Stree, Methodist Sunday School In At
tendance contest between the Sunda,
schools of the larger Methodist
Churches of Texas. Louisiana. and ok
lsbcms. h"cauc god record In this
contest makes for the publicity and dis
tinctlcn NJ Amarillo not only as 10 do
ing things. hut the doing Of better
thing. Certainty every Methodist will
bc active In bringing things 10 pass a,
Folk Street Methodist Sunday School
during tho remaining four Sundays Of
May.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-08

Christian church Sunday evening at Z
o'clock.
Paragould soliphone., 1921-06-24
PARAGoULD sOLIPHONE, FRIDAY, JUNE. .24, 1921


 spite of groan or whine, make him walk the chalk?
 ''Wilt thou make him eat the scraps that belong to days of wore, so you'll get your midday maps and over novels pore?
 Wilt thou be quick to take con- trol of all that's on the place and say to him in language bold: You're net my boss in any case?'
 "Wilt thou make him sweep the floor, fetch the wood and water, pick up things--or whatever else you or der?
 Wilt thou make him darn his socks, sew buttons on his britches and get your fingers in his locks every time he misses?
 wilt thou make of him carry all for handbox, grip and bundle; make him take the .parasol and tC the racket tumble?
 Wilt thou be to him his dear beyond al! conjecture and when you get upon your ear give him a cur tain lecturer"
 The bride is supposed to smile. h the rhyme of the minister: 'He' face is all aglow, her eyes as black ias jet, as she queenly stands upor the floor and loudly says: 'Yot beti'"
Paragould soliphone., 1921-06-24

for the Near East Relief, in a re- port to Charles V Vickrey general secretary of that organization.
 Chatter accompanied the first food ship to arrive in Batoum since the city was captured by the Bolshevists early in March His report gives the first detailed description of the economic situation in Transcaucasia to be received since the inauguration of the Soviet regime in Georga Chatter was the first American to arrive in Batoum after that port fell into Bolshevist hands, relief off cials declare.
 The people are living largely on a sort of bread known as maize, Chatter reports. It is dark yellow and mixed with what seems to be macerated straw, very bitter, and so soggy that merely in handling il the hands are left damp. 1t is
 certainly not dainty morsel to eat.
 What fingers longest in the mem cry, however. is not this bread nor the general condition in the city, but the appalling plight of approxi- mately 4,000 Armenian refugees, sheltered in sixteen wretched build ings, once barracks. but now desig- mated as the refugee quarter. The people they shelter are mostly from the villayet of Bitlis, in Turkey ad- 1 indicated to Armenia by President Wilson's arbitration. They have been refugees since the Turks took Erzinjan, three years ago, and arc waiting execution of the Treaty of SeVres to return home. Since they 1 fled BitIis during the war they have i been tramping the rough roads across the mountains, riding on i freight cars. and otherwise moving
 about from place to place now and