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The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-02-17
r. c. Baker Enters Race

Mr.. r. G. Baker, of Stanton,
this week enters the race for
Representative in the Powell.
Wolfe district subject to the vote
of the Democrats. Mr.. Baker is
IA splendid gentleman, and man
well qualified to represent us at
Frankfort next winter. His an.
nouncement appears in this issue
of the Times. Democrats, you
owe it to yourselves to weigh
well the claims of Mr.. BAKER be.
fore casting your vote in the Au
gust primary.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-02-17
Goes With the Gulf

Tom Mountz, who for the past
four years has been "A travelling
salesman for the Indian Refining
Company, resigned his position
with this company several days
ago to accept similar position
with the Gulf Refining Company,
Louisville. The Times person
ally knows Mr.. Mountz and has
had extensive business dealings
with the Gulf. We cheerfully
recommend them both to the
trade.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-02-17
Fruit Trees You Need Them

The. old reliable nursery of II.
F. Hillenmeyer d Sons has their
spring announcement in this j..
sue of The Times. Everybody in
this county needs fruit trees, and
everybody knows that Hillen-
meyer sells the kind of trees that
do best in this same climate.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-02-17
To The Voters Of Powell
Stanton, Ky,

stanton, Ky.
Feb. 10th, 1921.
To the voters Of Powell County:
Having announced myself as
candidate for reelection to the
office of jailer of your county, |
take this method of soliciting
your suffrage. Since my boy;
hood | have been a loyal worker
for the interest of the Demo.
cratic party, as has been all my
family, who have lived in the
county for over fifty years and |
am the only one of them ever to
ask for Office. | have tried faith.
fully to discharge all of the du.
ties required Of the jailer since
my term of Office began, and
hsve heard no complaints, so |
take it my services has been sat.
isfactory. l would not have an
nounced myself thus early, but
having noticed that other candi-
dates are asking for places | want
to be in time. The property of
the county has been looked after
by me diligently, all processes
placed in my hands have been
promptly executed, the jail has
been kept in cleanly condition.
and what few prisoners have
been placed in my charge have
been humanely cared for and
treated. feel that ! am enti-
tied to an endorsement, and most
earnestly ask that you give me
your1oyal support, pledging my.
self to faithfully stick to the job.
Very respectfully,
VIM. Howell
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-02-17
Has Tonsils Removed

Beverly White, Jr., acconipa'
MED by his father, T. &. White,
went to Lexington Tuesday where
a specialist operated on him for
adenoids, and at the same time
removed his tonsils. The boy
was able TO return home in the
afternoon with his father.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-02-17
Working Our Way

Estill County is doing cOnsid-
erable work on the road leading
from Irvine this way. The Mas.
tiers hill has been cut down great.
ly and other work is progressing.
Estill is acting wisily in direct.
ing her road work this way. Shall
we meet her?
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-02-17
Bro. Robbins at Olive Hill

Rev. Sherman Robbins went
to Olive Hill Friday and preach
ed at his church near there Satur.
day and Sunday.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-02-17
Personal Paragraphs


were in Winchester Monday.
Miss Maud Bowen, of Slade, is
here to visit her aunt, Mrs. ID.
Il. Daniel.
Tilden Tracy, of Dayton, Ohio,
is here on visit to his father, +.
p. Tracy.
Johnny T. Wright, of Winches-
ter, was here Tuesday transact.
ing business.
T. NJ. Mountz is In Louisville
this week on business with the
Gulf Refining Company.
II. II. Pherigo and little daugh-
ter spent Monday with Mr.. Pher-
igo's parents at Lexington.
Miss Thelma Gillis left yester-
day for Jellico, Tenn, to visit
her uncle, T. X. GillIs, and fam
lily.
Miss Ruth Shearer. who is at
tending the FugazZi school of
business at Lexington, was home
over Sunday,
Joe Mullens, who purchased
farm and moved here last Spring
from Pilot, is moving back to his
old homestead.
Mrs. James Cory, of l.. d +.
Junction came up Tuesday to see
her mother, Mrs. Nancy MastIn,
near Waltersville.
Thos. Edge was in Winchester
Wednesday to investigate I h
tobacco market before taking
his fine crop there.
@. c. Bassett, who is working
IN Lawrence county OIL fields,
spent Sunday with his daughter,
Mrs, Raymond knight.
Ii. Walker Clinton, Cincinnati,
was the guest of his friend, V.
V. Shearer, who was home from
the oil fields Sunday.
Mrs. G.. NJ. Warner and little
daughter, Mary Charles, Mt.
Sterling, spent the past week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. +. Shearer.
VIM. Townsend came d down
from Bowen Monday and spent
the day with his old friend, VIM.
Briscoe, near the city. The Squire
contemplates on making the race
for Magistrate in his home dis
trict.
Luther ia mes OF Bowen, was
here yesterday morning and had
some sale bills priDted advertis-
ing q sale of personal property at
his place March %. Mr.. James
will move to Wisconsin to reside
after his sale in March.
Miss Della q. Portwood was
called home while attending spe-
cial term at Eastern Kentucky
State Normal on account of the
serious illness of her sister, Mat
talene Cyprenne. She also came
home at terms end to find her
sister slowly convalescing. She
has been ill some six weeks.
|
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-02-17
Mrs. Mastin iii

Mrs. Nancy Mastin is very sick
at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. j. A. Sewell near Walters
Vile.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-02-17

The financial objective of the
Christian Education movement
is in the. hands of the most sue.
cessfnl business men in this Sec
tion. They have made a careful
survey of the situation and are
optimistic as to the result. 1t is
the general opinion that the fund
will be oversubscribed.
Nav 20 to June 8 is the time
set for the financial campaign.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-23

I7.rII ST. y 3l24--I.arrc room private
ha'h. electric, hDt-vatvr heat, $ per w"eH.
d owner.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-23
PEERLESS
PREMIER DEMONSTRATOR

DEERIECS SUBURBAN sedan 90, Wes,ins
l l~Ll\LLJS Noua, absorb. rs, cheap ca.
Pou'ar 3giI. NJ MrNl, ha'l 1885 Poplar -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-23

$3SO0 st}., rnIt. GUl DUlh: rx-eInIt
p1OOO condition. y, i2d St. mr.. png'o y
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-23
CHOICE BUSINESS LOCATION
2l36 N. 9TH STREET

q ronI,,s- lhnr,utI'v rrn0'Nt"l; ImmodiatN
nnoesCssiGn. only S3iOO. WM. l.. GRAY
I;N'S sons. @Oia Columbia ave. -..---
l5Ii \ lGth st., Earag", rear street .S93,hOO
1000 SrrinE Garden 25Al"5, . baths ia'0M0
I55S W,,llarn st., porch. h.-w. heat. 900
i"is y 10Th ct, . baths, rier. lights 1000
=. =, ,t, LNn II HANKER. lTlh n WNIlnr" sls
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-23

YOl' ARE INVITED 10 list your vacant ur
tu-ho.vHCant apartments with the Sherwood
Apartment Agency, l33i Walnut St; phone
Walnut 1000 II IL quit" impossible to flll the
requirements Of our many applicants without
,pur hearty cooperation.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-23
WEST PHUADFtPHIN

uNEIiBIUOK, SECTION-S2O y. 9th.
a-sl1rv stni-dcluchcd ston" house and
garage; central p.ant heat; screens,
shades, uwuiUgs, lInOeum. Tor quick
~ - urir,. S1R. Iuu
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-23
9 N. 5TH ST.

I,jy,,-story building, elevator. electric light
il OoO 81. o. mar'E p"sSScrSSion. ,,,,
J0IIN STUCkHl'kGEk. so I.alaN"rt" Rdg
,,>,I large garage. privat" garages. I
- ronn house, all cunVanl"nCes; truCiis;
nm a lot GGx@"U. 50i5 Gilman ST., WIss,-
,lr, Un Il pg Apply 1925 HUwel. st. Phone
FrtuTfDrd LOB W.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-23
WEST PHILADELPHIN
COUNTRY BOARDING

IIEE ST fil0 -rorner warm sunny ROOM
,Nrr,rnt tab.r board,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-23
APARTMENTS WANTED

inrI ST. - :. 9th" ,i"uay3l .-Oi,. aud two
room suites win bath. w"Il scIl.ccd, IN
The hear OC the business district.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-23
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE



,soH AND lsOS KlNGGoLD, ST. story. ~
U MASSEY y son. IAN and Green
\, I0rU S'P--Siore and dyaIIlnr,,
l"n1 $40. must BE- sold price s3Gu0 us
r'T"'" 'uAE&fY & son. l2,r and Green.
o,',r rCuI'NBIA, II rooms and store. ,acan,
,,.TH 7, rNAVEN7S SONS %O1o Columbia az
ro2l SrEElN>Gi in.|H, HARnEi% dI5i&> ST..
IiAYMGNp NJ. PARKER l1lh a WaIHc" sts
"nrI,MrIA AVE.. ~, - lHth; rented at
Kos, pric" only So, 800; easy torms.
= SyTG&p NJ. PARKER, 18th 4 Wallace sts
IN, ,,,-H 2IA7 y. Lamb r, st. u looms
'-"1 L,tn: vacant; immediate rJssu.sIun.
x" #, hall & son Land Tllir Bldg
Io1I \, 90TH ST.--Three- story dwelling. in
WM LINDER l32S Lhrstnut st
5goo \ JUDSUN. $4,000, $500 cash; rms.
=NTT"'uInrdrS h-w. heat. Cunningham Bonsali
above Leh'Eh, --------.---...-.-. -
@nlo \ 5TH ST.--3-story store and dwell
"'n" lsxIuu. 2-stpry brick shop ON rear
g,rUG~,. lh~' S545U W"sury, 2U3 Iibrrty Idg.
r43 :, lWrH ST seven rooms and bath;
~" 'ToHli'iuu. can be seen by appointment
AZ TGNRDI%ER laio Wharton,
no \ CAMAC ST.-3-sty. II rooms; mod.
Zlo1 ''ilumbing; best of condition Il, Ii.
,,,1frrnIE X 1909 Columbia ave,
iI6ITSE FOR SALE-NoTtheast Italian sec
slSPm m t"f!0'sfi 'FsfisiiM3N SaS s. SItRir Ydth lo'
S2SS SS.ap bh'l 1871 si'S 3 Oh st. Camden n g.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-23
1911 N. 18TH STREET

,r,,, reduced. 3-sty. l%-r,oIa dwelling, In
God order. possession. W M, L. craven
ru5 gulV CUlumrit aye.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-23
PELHAM COURT

THE SHERWOOD
p ,.o .r1 trre. room suites 'Ti'h hata, mi.
re," lau also single room, American plan
prr'N" Tlis ----------------- -
UryAr. ApTS, 1905 =. n AL sr.--Fur-
ri.hrd "a unfurnsnsl %,ltr~. u"td Or
lis rra t,.li" and service l"i"I"r"r required.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-23

SOUTHEAST CORNER l7th and Wolf sts
larE" 'mod"rn 3-story business property;
may be financed on reas. cash investments
For pric" and particulars consult BURTON
G. SlMON. 10Th & pHssNunk av",; both uh.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-23
GERMANTOMN
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS
WEST PUII.,nELPUI,
FURNISHED APARTMENTS

@3s :. A4Tli-S"coud floor southern eNposod
corner. SO. TAYLOR 6 SON, - :. IOth
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-23
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

GARAGE sITE-102O-22 Thompson to Cabot
32x120, 2 fronts: business location.
Desirable corner on Spring Garden 81;
Cor. 10th and Green, 81 rooms. 3 baths
hot-water heat, electric lights; garage.
POO Brandywinc y rooms.
1880 Poplar, 1l-rOom restaurant.
20ll Brown. q rooms; vacant.
1910 Green. II rooms. baths mod. heat
1Tl3 Francis, apartments.
1928 oxford. corner. 4 rooms.
1922 Mt Vernon, 1Gr.. baths, side yd
3Si9 y. Broad 10 rooms, porch front.
IIlBBERD Il. wORREbL. & co, 555 y. lIth
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-23
and Gam; AZ cows; will finance.
HJFASY. 18th & Thompson SITS.

,-0- OI,D YORK RD-Thrre story. IN
''u, r"ous pcnCh, dutch hall. electric, own'T
,e1ying town. tnspection only by appointment.
WNT J THOMAS 3343 Germantown ave.
y, IpoAD ST. 4l33 Thrrc-story dwelling
- 'r,ndrrn IN every rnHpeCt; | / ru,Ins y baths:
,,Ip. p6rcn; excellent condition; pric" very
;piErrstIng DIET#lNCH, I37 Walnut vt.
Ig,3 : TA%.Y Hr-,Eal%-s'"r, Store. :
sci ""i: suituhl" for ctRmrs n4d candy
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-23
n. !. Easy, 18th & Thompson

GENERAL, 3-story disc. .lings. l3tn anu Ham
lion. rent Ssl; pIcc. s7340' win MAKE a
good stc, forno small ,E. mtE. place. JOS,
S5OO CASH REQUIRED: porch front. q
''T TEoms' tie bath, open fireplace; electricity
and gas; hot.water heat. 5i42 ~ nth e.
For par-G4er. or y".t ,,rao, ~ m,a@..rila r','
jonce. - rooms, . baths; price below real
value; little cash required
J. {. FULLER 10 ). 18Th ST.
CLEVELAND AVE., near Susu3rnaunn 3
History dive linns, each rclHtnE $25. must
be so.d; want u1"r. ,
j. i MASSEY son -l8th and Grccn.
\ W COR l2th and ST. Albans q urop-
critics; rent $40 per mo; will bring Sly5
must be sold to close estatn: want offer.
j. Rs MASSEY 4 SON l3th and Green.
2295 DE I4ANCEY ST.--1Q rooms 9 baths,
Excellent condition, attractive price. j. q
FITLLER 10 s. 18TH 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-23
BUILDINGS and Floor Space

DESIRABLE SPACE FOR JAN. SOME
IMMEDIATE As LOW AS @5C. PER FT.
HERBERT RICE RI,IIIII;i RTILETiT
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-23
THE DELMAR-MORRIS

W Chelten Av"u4o
GERNIANTOWN
"n MINUTES TO BROAD ST. STATION
rr,,, Or uuiuIn,4hnd sUitcs, h"us.irng. nptl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-23

$13 500 Cr"srcs, ave. near 45th; large
pl|'|So lott BEAUTIFUL SURROUNDINGS;
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-25
MASTER iEO\ ItkINS
iNTFRT AINS.

\ JON, crowd at kiddi.s goth,n; iw
70 delightful Christmas pnrN a' Inc
home of Ma aud Mrs r. $ LiNias
1906 Harrison street Thursday aliar.
noon. whom them SON. Leon. eel sliltod
his ninth birthday
Yul,tdo decorations W".. u..l no 'F'
entertaining rnHm- Games aaI christ
mas contests W,r. enjoyed during the
carly pHr OF tho afternoon. ud f 3
O'clock merry Jingle 90 .'H-uholls
uutsid, announced th, arrival 1 Slnti
CLAUS who entered fhruu.H' u'.u the
duHH- leading Hto tho ur'tt'y 1pl .u'eo
fnur room and ru the durut of the
guests disclosed "a large and beautiful.
..,.llt,d Christmas tr,e After per
corning e numho. 90 iollv pDuks
Santa invited 10, children into tho din.
mg ROOM whore thr' were served with
u,thdJy cake and cream
Th, small host was the recipient ~
many arm.t. birthday romcm
FRANCES
Tn,s. present were MILDRED Harris
Ruth Mary and Kenny Stuu, Kenneth
ramm. Evelyn WaddIll, q. D. um.yan
Leila Rrummo. Nva pumyuu Ross
Rogers Dr. Donald Bowie. catherine
Pam Harry Gardner lr EuhhI" rtrr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-25
WHAT CHRISTMAS
SHOULD ": IN
ny AI.VAH n. MEYER

Tell II agtiu--lr, the glorious message
81 Christmas ring ono. more through
IN" lotU porials ~ the night. lrauging
~ hope and gladncss 90 the world as
it did thai wonderful night so many.
many years ago.
The tiny star twinklcd brightly that
first Christmas night aud frostv win.
ter wind etng softly through the silent
hills Of Nazareth while faithful
shepherds Drawing rho wintry winds
watched quietly over their Gu.ks
The whol, world was sIooplrSe that
night for there seemed to De- sowcthing
diviuely peaceful and beautiful m ns
glow and calm Then uII OF sudden
IN" great world trcmhlcl and "a thous.
and golden carols echoed from rfar
while all tho ain seemed heavy NH.h tho
sweetness OF music from lbo.. that
rang through lhp hearts uf m.a with
ifs wonderful tdugs ~ Peace on
E'rth. rrho.ug agln and lcom o,r
The hills and lowering over the valleys
where the shepherds aroused ny lis
rlorv. hogan 20 whisper among them.
selves "Nh,ur, tom,th this divine
music that casts its mysteries over tho
world. reaching even heyon the
heavens blending The heavens and
"ar'h into one great symptom, Then
ir the wonder of 30 au am angel
clothed in shining robes of Imr thai
''zz"d Their mortal ewes appeared unto
Item. and falling on their kueas they
BOZ their faces. Tor they wor. sore
H'rn'd Hu' 'he angel asd unto .hcm
w. MOI afraid for behold hrius Won
r"od tdinrs ~ grcui iov which shall
d. 20 al people for unto Won d. born
This day Boz the .ty OF David. a Savior.
who is Christ 10, Lord
Thor. from cont ~ fhe darkness. a
0on1rous star shown forth n tho east
p'd ID. hnght rus scented 'o penetrate.
nI 20 ihD grIf world shadows wiring
tg 'irM iu 30 w.u. Fu Bon thar hour
&" tha ''f. town of Bethlehem h1he
o. hsh' WIS horn r. bah. who Brought
"i"f"al lte and love into th, world. "a
l.hr ir whose infant hands were
fr'sp"d fhr desunies ~ worlds. ana
wise men guided hy rho rays % that
f'Hro s'lf Of ihe E4st .am. from
Hu1 10 lay their e,rfs Of frarkrcense
ord nluh 81 tho ~ % This tiny babe.
d." Hirg co. Ilfo
Tho beautiful srri' OF peace srf love
i'rH orr Tho winds and carol,d lv "a
so aud heavenly ohaire that NIGHT
fr. 'iorssud t"1rs ago. mas mrr ON
and or through the ages. hrinEinr new
r''dn.ss tn tho hearts 81 men each
Christmas us' and prompting us 10
sNs gifs of Iar.. NOT only 20 those
Who ar' near .rI dear to us bat 20
others ringing laughter from liz. that
.I'' MOI known laughter. ami bring.
ing '1v 20 'h' hearts Of those Who have
''"g erusci drought from the golden
'nn ~ human sympathy and hroth.rlv
love. making the Divine Light flicker
Hrf burn brighter within them lifting
rnd uritinr TIN Who'll, world in 20 snirf
- Peace and Good VIII b. th, ,nd
less theme 81 The aees-'hai he1rtifu
spirit ~ Christmas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-25
CITY FEDERATION TO
STAGE NRT E\lllIslT

The largest and mu. .ompl,t. art
oNhiht that has over .,.u pu' on IN
Amarillo VIII l. tgyd o., Tine Az Com.
ieutcc Of the CIV Federation of Wa.
mems Clrh here Jan fo g.
several of the exhibits hav, h,au on.
tanned from the General Federation.
one Of tn most pleasing of which is an
exhibit Of pottery. and q .- also inter.
ysliug 60 note that this lhr fist time
tial this exhibit has been To- TrNas
There will D" splendid interior
decorating exhibit. together WITH o'hcrs
from Chicago and 90, departments of
~, local high school So MARY. Acad
envy and the Canyon Normal
Tho committee is 1lsO .ro-np ding
with Nh Falzordrrssor. who r,ld an
',hihIt of original oil painting from
American English. Dutch and French.
a"i!sts az Tho Texas Hotel bon Fort
Worth during ~, meeting o. tf. state
Federation there recently. ,n yI,v Of
securing this exhibit also. which .- said
tu BE- do, host 10 Us kind bon 'h. entire
southwest
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-25

D., served the guests zoo o'clock
Al Elts their wives and hdy friends
are invited. An visiting Elks are also
extended cordial invitation Admission
Nill De- with paid.un membership rtrds
The formal New Year dance Will hr
bold FRIDAY evening. December 30.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-25
f'F~' uopNFNC p,Ncr To
~ STAGED TOMORROW

IT,. Informal n.arH He atne. fhef o.
.'"r nn .t0 Christmas ..HIur 4f
ne TN h,n,. vul be bella Monday
morning recenh'r 2e thia tttr owing
- Oh" i'ci that chus'mas falls on So.
fHv
~he '17-e t01orrow viH hcri- NJ e.
o'clafs ard cortur. uu.H Ia mle.s n..
e.. f i.f o., IHr.H.e .aft. DOL.
rhtsta lot cofie, ald laasanuis uu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-25
J. F. BROMERT, d. c.

AmurIllos Original Chiroprnctor. b..
Wbushed four years Complete NRay
Service. Phone 1925 20a0. New locs.
zion Western Building. on Taylor street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-25
ENBERTON BRALEYS 1AzYpoEa
tmaHs

Christmas again Mud uur spirits 81 ow mcuior.
Down drops each selfish. CON, putiontl barrier.
Hearts beat more urhty and footsteps grow aIrer.
This is the Elorinus parod when
AU round thu planet. Whatever the latitude
Mortai- are glowing wifh love and with gruutui,
lif, fur The moment i- fuI of h.uuudo
Christmas asi.u'
Thi- is IA, haHpN and Ihi- BE- 90, jolly dHN
This "a m, dearest and i.udoroSt FOLLY day
This is 81, magical mist .otHt-holly day.
Which Uc have with u~ Dot ou.. bon IA, Year.
Come ou. we're luud uf'lr pals au together NOW.
Time Q, eut loose from .uuI dignity tothor NOW.
od folks &C. vouue folks. ur,. birds OF feather uu,
christmas H. heJ.'
Isn't d good Go h friends with humanity
pfucticnp something Dds. uU, Christianity
Must V, ru hack o. no, greed and the vanity
which have made sorrow and WOE among men,
thristmastimc su.lt how splendid 70 thrill % is'
let us preserve o. with Il uur abilities.
Hold 90 70. practice 30. live 10 until 90 b.
CHRISTMAS again.
Copyright 1921 NEA Ssr.ircl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-25
Merry
Christmas
and
Happy New Year

~ uur man, iricnd,-pld aud new
Who ha,, given ~ encouragement aud
support iu 0ut new enterprise.
W trr sincerely thankful tot the tn
'tti patronage given O., during the
hort tim' that Ne ha,r hrcu Ia bu>i
ness 5Td take this occasion to cNpre.>
uur thtuhs
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-07-12
GIRL GUARDIAN OF FAMILY
only Nineteen Years Old, but Will
Look After Five Persons by
Order Of Court.

San Observation-Disclosures proving
that she is capable. Independent and
carries a good balance wheel OF Judg-
ment by caring for her young brothers
and one sister, Mary Carmicia. a slim,
childish nineteen-year-old girl, has
been appointed by Superior Judge
Graham TO act as guardian Tor her
little brothers and sister.
During the last two years, since the
mother died. this self-reliant little
head of the family has not only been
mother to the little children by dong
the cooking and other household work.
but has stood in the stead of a father
since his death eight years ago.
Since the death of the mother an
uncle has been acting as guardian fof
the family, but lately they nave De-
come FESTIVE and anxious to manag
their own business.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-07-12
Frills From Freeze.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. F.. Rohn motored
to Grizzly Camp Sunday to attend
the Elks' dinner.
The baseball game between the
Deep Creek and Viola teams Sunday
resulted in victory for Deep Creek.
Mrs. Elda McManama and Mrs.
Lille Leistner, who are attending the
summer school at Moscow, spent the
weekend at their homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Marsh returned
last week from Boise, where they had
been called by the accidental death of
their son, Jesse Marsh.
Jones McCown, who was operated
upon recently for appendicitis, is re-
ported to be convalescing.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. McCown mo-
tored to Moscow Sunday to visit their
son, Jones.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-07-12

+ CITY NEWS



night fair, except probably showers
or thunder storms in the southeast;
cooler in the southeast tonight.
Billie Renfrew returned home Mon
day evening from an extended visit
to Spokane.
Miss Ruby Neil vent to Spokane
Monday to spend several days of her
vacation.
Rev. John Kinkade, pastor of the
Bethel Methodist church of American
Ridge, was a guest at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. George W.. Miller at
their home on east Third street. Rev.
Kinkade and Mrs. Miller were child
hood friends and schoolmates in Mis-
souri,.
Miss Olive Nelson left Monday for
Lenora, Idaho, to spend several days
of her vacation.
Mrs. j. v. Andrews is spending the
week at Occur d'Alene, the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Cole of Lewis
ton, Idaho.
Misses Hattie Walker and zelma
Clifford spent the weekend in Spo-
kane and Waver1y, Washington.
Rev. Dean Hamilton went to Spo-
kane Tuesday morning to attend a
meeting Of the Baptist state conven-
ton OF north Idaho and eastern
Washington. He is a member of the
state board.
Mrs. Carl Smith has returned home
from a two weeks visit at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Q. w. Olsen. at
Jeffrey. F.. G. Her niece and nenhew
ACCOMPANIED her HON for a visit Of
several weeks.
Rev. and Mrs. G.. d. Rell and family
and Misses Rernice Cnrnelison. Eva
Sharp and Helena Batemsn motored