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The broad ax., 1921-10-15
WE GET THAT WAY SOME
TIMES.

Sometimes we are given to fits OF
sympathy and we cannot be happy
until the fit spell passes off. Some
time ago a fellow caught us when the
spell was on US and knowing our
friendly-sympathetic - popularity to
have the sympathy diathesis became
almost bellicose, not to say eloquent,
in matters OF rhetorical fiambuoy-
ancy to show US how two dollars of
my money would fit better in his
pocket, or how that, which he could
purchase with two dollars of my
money would help him more than
they would help me; Well, don't you
know the fit was cured Immediately?
loan LOCKER"
The broad ax., 1921-10-15
MUCH BETTER.

A. A Williams, 1921 s. May ST.,
who has been quite i'll for the past
ten days or more At his home, is
much better to the delight of his
many friends.
The broad ax., 1921-10-15

What are We coming to anyway?
At the rate people are getting killed
and being divorced we predict that
in twenty-five years there won't be a
man alive that has not been shot at,
or paying alimony. There won't be a
woman alive who has not been cruelty
misunderstood, or who wouldn't ac-
cept alimony, or all of the money.
Honey Judge"
The broad ax., 1921-10-15
IN CITY.

Rev H. E. Johnson. pastor of the
A. NJ. E. Church of Waukegan, Ill,
was in the city during the week on
business. Monday evening he spoke
before the Board of Directors of The
Pyramid Building & Loan Assoeia-
ton on matters along the north shore.
The broad ax., 1921-10-15

and had every one served with real
homo made cake and ice cream in
abundance. Royal Eagle Court meets
the fourth Wednesday. You are al
ways welcome. Come to see
The broad ax., 1921-10-15

Among the Chicago delegates on
Tuesday were Mr.. J. w. Moore, Hor-
ace Cooper, R J. B. Ellington, w. D.
Samuels, Mr. Maxwell, Mr. Berry
man, Mr.. Bell and Mr.. E. E. Moon
The broad ax., 1921-10-15
Lines to Be Remembered.

The towering Of civilization is The
finished man. the man Of sense, OF
grace. Of accomplishment. Of social
pOwer-the gentleman.-llalph Wade
Emerson.
The broad ax., 1921-10-15
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
SEE WAsHBURN GRIN!
WOULDN'T YOU If YOU
WERE Off FOR EUROPE?

Then come TO see Bryant washburn
In An Amateur Devil" which opens M
the olympic Thenter for one day 10.
ginning "Wednesday next And funny
~ the play II. the big grin II not all on
To- account
During the Filming Of the comedy
Mr.. Washhurn was maturing plans for
his first vacation IN three years. trip
To Europe. The hole washburn family.
Mrs. W, sonny" Dwight Ludlow and
maids. were In ON the uotlng.
II certainly have been looking FOR.
ward to this trip" said Mr.. washburn
az ho at waiting Ia de- q scene In
AN Amateur Devil" Its been such
a long time since my last leisure period
that I'm as happy as a Kid over tho
prospect. ! expect a. visit friends and
relatives In England and then take tho
crosSchannei airplanc sfrom London
TO Paris and give France a thorough
looking over"
An Amateur Dcvii' is the latest ~.
fering Of the popular Paramount, com.
cdian. II was scenariozidc by Douglas
Bronston from clever magazine story
by Jesse T.. Henderson and Henry J.
Buxton. Ann May In leading oman.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
STAR IS DIRECTED
BY HER HUSBAND

Dorothy PhIiiIps and Allen Holubar
have been pronounced TO be the most
artistic combination In phto-dsanatic
productions. Miss Phillips. the star.
possesses every attribute which spells
Success an the acreen--youth beauty.
charm. magnetim and n dramatic skill
which permits her 10 rise TO the very
pinnacle ~ situation or climax. Hoiu-
bar. her director. knows human Msts.Fe.
has rubbed elbows with life In les sari-
Gus phases studied the dramatic art
under such masters M Delaco. Savage
aud Brady. and combines the qualities
o. IN, dsamer and the executives,
u IN this combination which he's ~
suited m such superb Unlversai-Jewei
productions ~ Tho Heart OF HUMAN.
ity." Paid In Advance" Tho. Right
Ia Happiness" and II II the snnie com
hlnatlon which brings forth "onoc 10
Every Woman" a superfeature which
VIII bo on view at the Mission Theatef
On Friday aud Saturday. ,is
Holubar and Phillips are more than
co.workers In the land OF max e-bellevc.
in'tfA " liafthefNnIp toF me- ftu't
first met six years ago. when both
were playing important roles In Henry
w. S1vGEc's stag production Of Every
woman" and, were married shortly
thereafter. Their union has bcfn both
practical aud artistic. 10th started in
motion pictures ms actors Then 1ioln.
har BEGAN writing scenarios and f'nalis
developed into q star director. ~
Knowing 9qrothy Philips 90 inti.
nately ~ ne does. he knows her every
mood aud caprice. lie writes biE situas
tons Ter her because he knows she
can ein,r 20 the heights In dramatic
art. he gives her. subtle touches of
humor. because he knows She h hui
man and can play upon the, tender
hcart strings In minor m well 40 .
major key. lfi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20

In sight. Ninr hundred In the bal.
comics nnd one hundrcd.in the boxes.
IN making the arrangements for the
balconies al possible gross weights
were Figured fer the supporting trusScs
and were then multiplied by five. There
h no possible chance Tor breakdown.
short ~ catlclysm. aud by special care
lul arrangements the house can h.
cmptlcd within three and onc.hnlf min.
utos. II can bc filled and cmp,icd In
ten minutes.
Just inside the lobby is largo foyer.
eight feet wide running the entire
width Of tho auditorium. At either end
of this foyer are stairs tina, land IN
another foyer In the balcony. This foy'
or. nearly in the cenier of the balcony
II xix feet wide aud runs the entire
width OF the building From this foyer
an incline lands one near the center ~
the balcony.
The Salt Lake Tabernacle. built by
the Mormon pioneers. Is said by archI'
tcots b. have the bcyt acoustics In the
world. The builders ~ the new Fair
Thca,cr undoubtedly took lessons from
the Tabernacle. In this great new play
house the second floor has been laid In
u great curve or imperfect clhpse. one
might consider it' the representation Of
the shell Of an egg cut through the
longest way, At each end OF this curve,
nearest the stage, are four beautiful
boxes.
The mechanical heatipg and ventilat'
lng system In this Thea,er IL the equal
"a amy heating ventilating and cooling
system In the country. 7 hot air,
blower system II used 10 heat and
the system is so arranged that In sum
mer II will bo used to cool and ven,i
lat" the ,hea,cr. a six Nurse power mo
tor drawing air frum the roof, with the
HELM OF q large fan. making $4,000 revo
buttons per minute. this air passes
through an lee chamber and II distrl
huicd equally to all parts Of the build
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
TOD SLOAN COMES
BACK VIA FILMS
To &C. seen In Amarillo This Week n
ihr Liberty Theatre.

T,l sloan. the world famous jockey
IN nov proving that he IN as much nj
home before the motion picture camera
AZ be las been IN the stlrrups ~ the
Thoroughbred. Ted makes his first how
h. haduw stag, audiences In BENJAMIN
4. Ilnmpton's new pathe feature. THE
Killer" adopted from Stewart Edward
Whites w,llknown novel II the same
name Playing the rol, III an cx.jock.
ey. In company oi such splendid ar
Tits ~ Jack Conway. Frank Campcau,
Claire Adams, Milton i,oss. and others
q like callbre. Mr.. Sloans WORK PROVES
hin ability To take his place among sil'
vtfsheet celebrities.
Mr.. sloan was horn In kokomo. IN.
diana. ne racing records are remark.
able both In this country and Europe.
aud have no, been broken to this day.
In 1895 he had lle mounts and won
1872. on about about thirty per cent
The neat year he scored &c per cent
wins In is9s he won five races In one
day. and I'm three successive days NJ
concy lyland he won each ~ three
races In which he rode. His sensation
al career on the turf brought great
wealth und he soon bccsine knwn ~
''rhc Millionaire Iockcy."
The picture screen was not the first
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
FAMOUS ENGLISH PLAY
MAKES DELIGHTFUL FILM

Sir Arthur Wing Pjnero's sweet
Lavender" ono ~ the English drama.
lists most appealing plays. will reach
Amarillo IN the new form ~ TIE films
The screen version viii open ~ tho
Olympic thoatcr for two days com.
inonclns Thursday. II IN n Mary Miles
Alinter starring prouction for ltcalnrt.
Realart has done very splendid
thing in preserving practically intact
The full. wholesome SAVIOR Of the orig
inal play. Some slight changes were
necessary 10 adapt the English story
90 American audiences hut they arc
OF nature that add rather than do
tract. A delightful comedy IL the 10
suit.
real ability with her beauty IN the
character ~ Lavender. The story CON
Gems q girl whose happiness h men.
aced by her avn father who. ignorant
az hC" Identity. refuses to allow her
engagement To- his SiopsOn.
The famous character role % Phenyi
II well interpreted by no less person.
agc than Theodore Roberts Mr.. Rob
crts gets the last ounce of meat from
this very lovable part. Sylvia Ashton
II excellent rs usual In the role OF a
rich vulgarian. Harol Goodwin makes
an, at,ractively ynthful college lover.
In the role OF Horace woathcrburn. the
father. Milton stills upholds his reputa.
:ion ~ one Of the hest and most versa.
tile players In fildom.
The smooth and, faultlcss flow II the
story makes the direction of Paul Pow.
ell particularly deserving OF mention.
lie shows IN the production the same
careful technique exhibited In Polly.
anna" and score Il famous films,
Beulah Marie Dix prepared an excel.
lent scenario from the Pinero play.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20

Amarillo. the Queen City ~ the
Plains. viii soon witness thu opening
" enc uf the finest thcatcts In the en-
tire Southwest This ,hcatcr The Fair
at the corner of Polk and Fifth
streets. With a seating capacity OF
/? 1000. IL the last wurd IN m1dcrn archi'
lecture. decoration. and All that goes Ia
make up the high standard the name
"Thc Fair" stands Tor In the future
This structure. designed by the well
known architects. Berry, Parker and
Rlttonbcrry and ably hull, by l.. A..
Kerr. general contractor. II constructed
throughout with reinforced concrete.
steel. brick and tile. with art Stone
,rimmlngs The front ~ the structure
rl-cs to height II three stories and IL
of Italian Renaissance design finished
with Orional stucco.
The imposing front entrance To- the
thcatcr IA on Polk street. Extending
along the frontage II this street N an
ornamental marquee. This II entirely
contributed at steel and II covered with
ornamental sheet metal work. This
cove ring affords ample protcctinn 10 IN"
people who are waiting their turn at
the boS office.
Tn, lobby 81 this structure lr finished
in tile and marble with decorated beams
and ceiling of beautiful design. The
box office affords ample accommodation
for handling the crowds and all on en-
tcrinE the lobby. are instantly struck
with the beauty ~ the panels, with
which the walls are faced.
ON entering the auditorium D. first
observes the perfect proportions and at
first glance it3 seating capacity OF 1000
Is not apparent. Three aisles lead TO
the front or stage cnd Of the auditorium
and connect with emergency exits. The
floor level of the auditorium is only Of
sufficient incline TO enable one Ia see
perfectly from any seat In the house.
Onc.half of the entire capacity u the
house Is on the first floor, with no posts
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20

work PLAYS IN. leading feminine role.
Acting honora for the men are divided
among Gustav ON seyffertltz, Holmes
Y. Herbert and Percy Marmont, each
q famous screen actor with a large fol.
lowing.
In similar manner every phase ~
tn" PRODUCTION has been carried out
along IN" very hest lines. ariistically.
Hundreds ~ thousands of dollars were
spent ~ filming the blg Spectacular
'ratlnor. including the burning and
blowing az ~ . geld shin ut sen. with
the death 81 all it, passcngcrs. Tho
scenic inveHilture n striking. hcautl.
fnl aud truthful io the last detail The
greatest care has been taken 20 trans.
pose a. the screen every possible ORA
matte quality inherent In the story and
{ odo u In clear, sympathetic aud
Viric way
Dead Mcn Tell No Tales" X from
the novel ~ the same name by u. w.
liornung. famous author of "l,affles''
aud other adventure stories. II In a
story ~ the Australian gold rush. and
IT the passions aroused by the lust for
the yellow treasure. 4 strange and
beautiful love story winds through the
tale N pcrlls unspcakablc. and brings
at hast two phoplc wholesome aud
hnppy through the wreck ~ human
lives caused by King Gold.
Mr. aud Mrs. George Randolph chcs
ter distinguished writer's. edited the
rcrco nadaptation ~ The novel. adding
many novel and interesting touches,
while Tom Terris. master Of big effects.
brought I, III To life with his own genius
directing the finishing touches.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20

Ing. The air IL changed IN the buiF
lng every tom minutes ana IL IL said that
even ON the warmes, NJ days person
cnn III IN the auditorium 80 cooled,
comfortable with u coat On.
French blue" leather upholstered
seats are provided Throughout the en-.
tire ,hcaiCr, placed far enough apart 20
enable late customers 10 got t. an In
side seat without forcing those already
seated to arise To let them iass,
The Moving Picture booth In made of
tile. thereby becoming fire proof and
sound proof. y the moving picture
booth are Installed two Powers G.b ma.
chimes, Model H.. lamp house. the latest
improved model generator set also a
rrctlficr a. use IN ease ~ emergency.
Tho moving picture hooih represents an
investment ~ approximately four
thousand dollars and In said a. be- tho
equal of any booth In the country.
\ large electric sign. seventeen feet
hlgh by htirty.thrcc feet long is hung
dngonally across the front on the top
uf the iheater. the words "The Fair
Thcator" with u large movable dummy
on each side. proclaimnig a. IN, people
OF the Panhandle THAT the Fair The.
alter win pcrpetuate the name ~ lts
great predecessor. The Fair store. and
carry an. and an until terrific pace
has bocn vet fOr others shows In Texas
~ follow
6. Il. Sullivan aud j. Loy'y are man.
ayers ~ The Fair Thcutcr. Bath Of
thcsc gentlemen hesd No Introduction
Ia Amarillo public. iioth have bcen
successful business men In Amarillo
Ter the past several years
The Fair Thcater In blw thing done
In blk way.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20

Ia offer Tod SLOAN Inducements 10 he
come an actor. In 1904. az the height
OF ms succers on the FnHll.h .furf when
King Edward WINS his patron and every
n"hl"man ana with racing stable
coveted his services. Arthur Collins.
the London Theatrical manager. endeav-
orcd To get him 10 appear at the D,nry
Lane thcnirc In racing drama of hls
own Ire iiut he was too wen satisfied
With the iriu'nps Il his Legitimate bro.
fcssion nnd declined the offer. Ana
NOW he's In .tic movies,
Tod sloan VIII appear Monday and
Tuesday ~ The new Liberty Theatre.
just complot,dJ,y AIR, l.. jacob-ua. an
Fourth Spe9.i
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
ALL STAR CAST IN
BIG PH0T0DRAMAS
DEAD MEN TELL No TALES" rs
SUPER PRODUCTION

~ distinguished "a caat ~ stars 40
has ever been brought together IN one
film drimn appears IN Dead Men Tell
No Tales" the Tom rarriss Special
Production. mad, ly Vlagraph, hlch
III to be- shown at the Dcandi thcater
on Fridly and saturday.
Catherine Calvert. u nolod .Star 90
tn. speaking stage and WIN has made a
brilliant success IN the screen because
of her charm. emotional and dramatic
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20

The Island of cyprua has sishty-swo
monastgies and innumerable churches,
shrincs and chapcls Of variout dsnomI-
nations. ri !.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20

By taste man IL enable TO detect one
part II salt ~ eco parts OF water. and
~ qulnlne one part Of 10000. ii
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20

Amusement
Calendar
~ 1iiL MISSION
Monday and Tuesday
A Cosmopolitan Production With an
an atnr Gust "lloliutrupc.'
"Wednesday and Thursday
Wallace l,cid In Always Audacious"
Friday aud Saiurda"
Dorothy Phillips IN once to Every
Woman
COMEDY -Two Reel sunshine.
VT THE OLYMPIC
Monday ant Tuesday
Below the surface" aud Francy
COMEDY.
Wednesday
Bryant Washmn in THE Amateur
Dcvil" two Reel Guldwyn COMEDY.
Thursday aud Friday
Mar Miles Mintor IN sweet l.nycn.
der. also The SON NJ Tarzin."
saturday
lor, a., Phillips in Paid In Ad
tuncr"
At TilE DEANDi
Monday and Tuesday
Louise Lovely IN 'pardnerN uf Fate"
WeDrsIa, and Thursday
Jack llclsfurd In Just cut OF Cos
legc."
I'rida aud saturday
4 Special Production. Dead Men
Tell No Tales
This Weeks Program
NJ the
LIBERTY THEATRE.
Monday aud ia, day
TiiE KILLER. Bi
Stewart Edward White
Wednesday AMI Thursday
TilE shGE IIEN
Frrn The story hy Harry grltcr.
lildaS and Saturday
Forbidden VALLEY
4 Kentucky romance by Randolph
Lewis. with Mny McAvoy aud Bruce
Gordon.
All Pailm Productions.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20

The picture screen was not the firs,
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-30
JUDSON

Mr.. Henry Grimes Is slowly i'm
proving
Mrs Maggie Tracy d. visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Jim Clark.
The little infsn; % Mr. and Mrs.
Elbcr; Preston Is improving.
Ms. Elizabeth Gobcl Barnes. Of
Broadhead. Is visiting Mis- Virginia
Ray.
Mr. and Mrs G. x Naylor and
children wcrc guests Sunday % Mrs.
Mamie Ray.
Mrt Tom Naylor and J. =. Clark
are visiting Mrs. Edd Naylor on the
Lexington road.
Mrs VIM Adam. entertained a
few % her friends Tuesday in honor
% her birthday
Miss Agnes Ray and Master Ows-
ley Ray were guests Sunday Of Miss
Lillihn-and J. I. Murphy.
Mesdancs Buford Smith and Tom
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-30
Hot Water Treatment
Controls Wheat Smut

Tha; the no, water method Of
treating wheat seed is effective in
controlling loose smut is shown by
the results which have been obtained
by George Fischer. Davies county,
who coopera,ed with County Agent
J. W. whi,ehouse in carrying on
demonstration. Two bushels Of seed
wheat were treated by the hot water
method and sown on an acre Of one
field. Seed for the remainder Of the
field was untreated. A recent ex-
animation Of the field showed that
the portion Of the field which had
been planted with treated seed was
free from smut while the portion
planted with untreated seed contained
from three 70 four per cent smut.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-30
LLOYD.

Mrs. John Ray IS III at this writ.
ing
Goebel Penelton sold a buggy and
harness to John Hicks, price $40.
MIR. and Mrs. J. d. Ray spent Mon
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Doolin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshal Ray attend
ed meeting at Mrs. Clark's Sunday.
Bale ties for sale. Hudson & FarnAu.
Henry Ray had a good yearling
mule TO fall in a well and drown last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Simpson spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. L. L.
Matthew.
Mrs. L. L Matthew entertained
several Of her friends TO ice cream
Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ray were wish
tors o. Mr.. and Mrs. $. ~ Sanders
Friday night and Saturday.
Mrs $. y. Sanders and son, Jim
and daughter. Mamie and Mrs. J.
ID. Ray were the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Vim. Ray Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Teater enter
tanned Misses BERTHE Taylor and
Ethel Taylor and Ethel Mae Turner
and Willie B. Taylor Of Madison.
Miss Leila and Mr.. Dolph Teater. Of
Lancaster Sunday.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-30
PRODUCTION OF GOOD HORSES
inersass IN Number OF Draft Animals
hs'd TO % Great Need. Says
Wayne Dinsmers.

Horse dealers feel that the horse l.
coming back" According 20 infor.
nation gathered by the Horse Associ-
alton Of America and transmitted 10
J. y. kuehn % university farm. sec
rotary OF the Minnesota HORSE Breed
ers' association. NOR, draft horses are
now being sold for city US. than for
many years past. Increased produc-
tion OF good horses Is held 10 be q
great need ~ present Wayne Dins-
more. an authority well known In
horse circles. says: You can safely
assure the farmers OF better market
for their surplus animals"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-30
HIGH STILLS CAUSE OF LOSS
Pigs Are Unable TO Follow
Sows Into Pens.

Many pigs ore lost and others are
stunted In growth as the result OF ex.
posure because Of high stills In front
OF hogpens. This is the observation Of
a Nebraska swine grower In letter
To the United States Department Of
Agriculture on the cause Of runty live
stock. lie urges that steckmen ex-
anime their equipment. and be certain
thgt small pigs are able TO follow the
sows into the pens. Attention 90 bal.
anced rations, sanitation. and pure wa.
ter are likewise mentioned rs meth.
DDS Of preventing runts.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-30
BRYANTSVILLE

Mr. Calvin Hulett has been on
the sick list.
Miss Bessie Gulley spen, the week
end with Mrs Merit Hendren, in
kirksville.
Don't forget the residence sale Of
Mrs. Eliza Hill. deceased, Saturday.
July 9Th.
Mr. Chas. +. Rankin. Of Danville.
has been a recent visitor Of Mr.. and
Mrs. y. II. Halsomb.
Tennessee Millet. Bed Top Cane
Seed, Cow Peas, Soy Beans.
Hudson 4 Farn.u.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. b. Swope and
children were Sunday guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. j. u. Christopher.
Miss Ernmerine Rankin has been
the attractive guest Of Misses Mar
garet and Katherine Dean.
Messrs. Chas. Rankin. Of Danville.
and b. II. Haleomb were in Lexing-
ton Thursday on business.
All sises Sewer Pipe. Fire Brick.
Fire Clay, Sand, Cement and Stone.
6.23 81. Carrard Milling Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Gulley and
children, spent Sunday with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hendron. in
Danville.
Mira B. B. Montgomery and chill
dren. Of Paint Lick, are the guests
Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
W. Bryant.
Mrs. Robert Hutchinson and chill
dren have returned TO their home in
Danville, after weeks stay with
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. o. Kennedy.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. o. Kennedy en-
tertained the following to dinner
Friday: Rev. and Mrs. Geo. S. Con-
ant, DIR. and Mrs. b. A. Dawes. Rev.
4. p. Jones and Miss Eliza Ison.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hogan Ballard
entertained the following TO dinner
Sunday; Rev. and Mrs. Geo. S. Con-
ant and family. Rev. A. p. Jones.
Mrs. ". J. Hogan. Mrs. +. II. Bal
lard and Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Burnside.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-30
GUMS CHAPEL

Mr. and Mrs Harvey Teatcr spent
Sunday with Mr., and Mrs. Hughey
Moberley.
Rev lnsko will I'll his appointment
at the NJ y. church Saturday night
and Sunday.
Mcssrs John Land. Russell Hol-
man and FEATHER Ray are in Jessa-
mine this week.
Mr. Mckinley lsbell was in Dan
VILE Sunday to see his sister, Mrs.
Clemmie Murphy.
Miss Iva Hollon 10 in Lexington
with her brother, Rev J. X. Hollon