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rIstc returns and iu Michigan Senator
Townsend was ahead Of his opponent
Woodbridge y Ferris. IN Missouri
Senator Reed. Democrat. vas leading.
iu New Jersey. where prohibition WIS
hrgolN 1n issue. Governor Edwards WIS
leading I'm Now Jersey. whore prohihi
tinn was largely an issue. Governor
Edwards. Democrat. running on wet
platform WAS slightly shoad II senator
FfclinghWsen. Republican. runu.nE
with prohlhiion Endorsement.
Fcss Load In Ohio.
Representative Fess 81 Ohio wns Lead
INK Senator pomcrcne. Democrat on
whom "a hard fight had been conducted
bv the labor elcmcn, for his vote on the
Esch .Cummins transportation law and
tho senators stand IN the recent rail-
wnv strike IN PENNSYLVANIA senator
Rad and Pepper appeared 20 have been
elected aud in Rhode Island Senator
Gerry the Democratic Incumbent was
ahead lu Tennessee. too. the Demo.
cratic Incumbent Senator Mckellar
was running ahead % his opponent and
IN Texas where the Democratic nomins.
tion IL equi,ainet 90 au election. Earle
y Navfeld was LEADING IN Utah for.
mer Governor Ramhcrgcr Repuhhca1.
was. on the face ot early returns. run.
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Maybe D WHISKY LANDSL| |DE
DEM rs MAKE BIG GAINS
First ToReport
Special 70 The News

Special 70 The News
DALLAS. Nov. CollinswOrth
County the first TO report returns.
split its vote for senator u gave.
"a Gump" 20, Mayfield 2s7 Pcddy
1876, Culberson :.
For Governor:
Atwcll. o. Neff i96.
Coll.ngsworth county was first 10
report iu both the July and August
primaries and as Collingsworth went
80 went the state both times
The same county IN August gave
Mayficld sS5 aud Ferguson 1862. Sew.
en- votes were cast IN this county for
Culbgson Noff received 4g66. to
% for Aiwcll The second county 10
report was Ochilirce. z wing Mayfield
goo and pcddy 20. Atwell none and
Noff 300 In August this county gave
Ferguson n and Mayficld l3l.
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Mayficld's vote by precincts: Court.
house, TAO, Central Fire station. 2Oi:
North side, 100 East SIDE. %: Wilson
school, 2lS; I'm school. rs. Sixteenth
and Wash ngton. il6; Jacinto Heights.
llj.
FcddyH vote hy precincts: Court.
house %. Central Fire Station. 4G.
North Side n: East Side. g Wilson
School, 20; i'm School g. sixteenth and
Washington, 10: san Jacinto Heights.
o.
Ncff received little moro than ~
times as many votes as Atwell In tho
governors race.
Neff's vote hy precincts, Courthouse,
i4S Central Fire Station, 22i. North
Side, 1922 East Side. SS: Wilson school.
22C; tin School. 20. sixteenth and
Washington. 373: san paclnto Heights.
1875.
Atwells vote. Courthouse. s: Central
Fire station. q; North Side. 20: East
Side. n Wilson school. q: nm school,
o. Sixteenth Fire station g. Sixteenth
I'd Washington s. San Jac.nto IIciRats
O.
The highest vote recorded Tuesday
was 1917, which was for l.. NJ. Pitt.
man for county clerk
The total vote cast In the july prim.
iry was 373l.
The top general election vote IN 1918
vas 1891. aud In 1920 was 1854 These
were the votes for Shca for county
treasurer This indicates the general
election this wear was only about 100
stronger In votes.
Total votes.
Congressman AZ large. =. W. Colo.
Democrat. l5i9. llcrhcr. q. Pearls. Re.
publican, 56. 0hc enumeration given hc.
los viii hc In this wise throughout. tho
Democrat being listed first. the Repub.
lican second.
Congressman for 18Th District-Mar
vim Jones 1881. n. O. Ward. a.
Lieutenant Governor r W David.
'ou. 1879, George Z. Kopplc. So
Comptroller. Ion \. smith. 1883.
State Troaurcr-O V Terrell. 3iS3.
sam L. Gross. &c.
Commissioner of General Land Of.
ncc--J. r. Robinson, 1875. =. \. Chapa.
50.
Attorney General W. \. Keeling. l..
i57; W :. West. 70.
superintendent of Public Instruction.
: ~ y Mars, 1885 Mrs. Mary r.
iornet. a..
C1mmiss oncr ~ Agriculturc-ticorgc
B Terrell. l5tl. Don u Biggcrs. CO.
Railroad Cummissioncr-Ali Allison May
i,Id. 1853 " A. Matihacl. a.
Chief Justice OF the supreme Court
O. NJ Curctou. 1871. W H Wilson.
90.
Associate Justice ~ the Supreme
Court B. Greenwood. 1873. j. H.
McBroon. g.
judge 0f thn Court of Criminal Ap.
lcnls--W e. Morrow. 1877.
ludgr ~ the Court of Criminal Ap.
'cals uucNpircd tcrmi-F l.. Hawkins
517, C. ". Johnson. 6l
Associate Justice of tho Court og
civil Appeals. 5th supreme judicial
District. William Boycc. 1918
state senator. 29th Distuct-W. II.
Blcdsoc. l6l5
Representative i22rd District 1917.
Iudgo of i,ih Judicial District Hcn.
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spccial to Tho Ne~s

ot''Al 70 ne NeU
SANTA ~. y. w.. Nov. ;.-Swcep.
ing asid" party lines ~ they were tooth
picks In a gale New Mexico voters Ia
day swung this state inio the Dcmo.
cratic column. Majority me-, expected
even by the ssnguine oi Democrats
were Indicated here tonight a. partial
r'trrns began pouring iato Santa fe.
from over The state. The question of
whether or not the vote would be- out
has hecn definitely answered In the
first three and hail hours of rcccipi of
renortS.
The vote IN this state was out TO-DAY
oui a. newer before, ana the result h.
that senator Jones and James b. Hink
d. are rolling up mainrities for rc-siec.
tion arf elrctlon Governor office that
indicate Democratic candidates win te
carried into office on a landslide.
Mckinley ccurtv has gore Demo.
cratic. fulfilling prediction prophecies
Democratic counties are voting two 20
one and better for the ticket Thus
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al" SMITH
n. Y. winner
BY MAJORITY.
OF 46S,763

NEW YORK. Nov. 7.-Formcr Gov
crnor Alfred T.. Smith. rolling up the
greatest plurality New York city has
ever gwen any candidate IN any clcc-
tion. today was swept back into the
gubcrnational chair from which he WAS
elected Ia 1920 by Governor Nathan
J.. Miller
Republicans, not only admitted the
defeat Of MIR. Miller but conceded that
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NEW YORK. Nov. 1-N midnight
the congressional returns were com.
plctc from only seven states At that
hour the election of li9 Dcmocratic
representatives and g. Republicans out
~ the total If t35 had bccn reported.
hut these figures were In no wise in
dicative Of the political complexion sof
the next congress. ~ large blocks of
districts with heavy Republican dele.
cations IN some and heavy Democratic
delegations In others still were to be-
heard from.
In the House Speaker Gillett had
been reelected and Nyer London, the
only socialist had been defeated
senate Contests.
IN tho Senate contests the New York
Republican state committee had con.
ccdod the defeat ~ senator Calder by
nr Royal s. Copeland New York Citys
Democratic health commissioner In
Connecticut Senator Mclean. Ropuhn.
can, was leading Thomas J. spcllacv.
his Democratic opponent. IN Delaware.
senator Dupont Republican was lead
Irg for both tho short term and long
torn to follow IN Indiana Former Gov.
cruor E3ls'on, Democrat. with only a
part Of tho state reported. WAS leading
Former senator Albert j. Bcy,rdgc.
Republican boz what appeared o. be- a
close contest.
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Clnsc In nhln.

COLUMBUS. O. Nov IA v. Don.
ahcy. Democratic candidate Tor gov
crnur took the lead over Carmi \.
Thompson. Republican. on returns from
$40 - the states SiG7 precincts carly
tonight The vote for these precincts
was, Thompson 56.076 Donahcy 57.gss.
Congressman 5. y. Fcss. Republican
candidate for United States senator.
maintained his lead over senator Atlas
l'omcrcne. an returns from 5tS pre-
cincts. Tho vote! Fccs 60 .fOs. Pomo.
rene 90 N2a.
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Earle H. MnYfirld.
to the United states
senate. Mr. May
iiclG authorized tho
following statement.
Il desire 10 CN
press 20 the Demo
Gratis OF TeNus my
sincere appreciation
for their loyal sup
port Ny bcst II
forts will BE- ConCeu
iratcd % the serv-
ico of my native
state.
Tho hour has
struck when gov
rnmcut b, injunc.
tiun muSt he d.
struycd or free gov
rnIncnt win perish
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MANUFACTURERS AND J0BBERS
EXPOSITION EXHIBITORS WILL
GET BOOTHS AT 10 A. N. TODAY

committee that a fuli line Of vaudeviils
acts had hecn signed and they win bs
announced within a few days.
Tickets VIII hC ready for distribution
"Wednesday. Merchants are asked 20
show their cooperation by buying tick.
cts for the first day. II j. said 10 10
ca tiosets should ~ bought hy all mer-
chants of the city.
IL addition 20 the exhibition booths.
an information booth win be operated
by Secretary q. V. Vernon OF the Board
% city Development and Secretary W.
y Blanton u the Panhandle. Plains
Chamber of Commerce A rest room
viii also b. provided,
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bly, had been little impaired
Tho victory OF MIR. Smith was an
tic Intcd by many political observers.
hu, even his sturiest supporters had
not predicted that In New York ho
4l7.o0O established hy Mayor John +.
Hylan in 1920.
Hvtnrns az n GriEh, lth " dlstricW
missing out of tho 27i7 In the city,
rave the margin 90 him of iGS,763 and
MS supporters pordicted that this would
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An CxhIhitors in tho Manufacturers
q Iohhcrs exposition to he held 40 ths
Case Binding ia Amarillo November
%. g and Is viii meet ~ 10 n. m To-
dlv fo Oh10s. booths Tor their EXHIBITS.
Tvcrfv2V frms have already sirncd
ur n3 paid r their money fcr exhibit
for booths s0d tentative arrangements
have been made by five others to sign
zap
The directors - the Association met
"Wednesday AZ a luncheon az the ANA
rlilo Hotel This meeting was also at.
tended by all committeeman.
n was reported by the entertainment
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Hitchcock Loses

OMAHA. Neb. Nov. 5--scnator Gn.
icrt " Htchcock. tonight conccded tho
el"ci. ~ Rspubi can opponent " v
Howell. republ can national committee.
. an.
Congraiulaung his Successor the sen.
rtnr aid that BE- estimated Mr.. How.
ells majority would be- % ooo or more.
Th's was hasai upon what vas claimed
10 De- an ind Gated Hitchcock plurality
Of 1000 In Douglas County % which 10
the seat,
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EDWARDS Piles
UP LEAD;L0DCE
SLIGHTLY AHEAD
INDIANA RACE is ONE OF
HOTTEST OF DAY; OHIO
CLOSE

NEWARK. \. j., Nov. Sat two
o'clo,N this morning, Gnyernor I'D.
wards, Democrat. had u lead of ii.0ii
over senator Frclinghuyscn. Republi.
ca,i. In the senatorial fight In returns
from ,256 election districts out of the
states total of g.i6i. The vote stood:
Edwards ssi.ssS: Frclinghuyscn lso.9'9.
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ln the ninth congressional district
where the Republicans made a fight to
defeat =. j. Mansfield. the present con.
gresham incomplete returns had been
received from Colorado. Dewitt. I.avaca
aud Victoria county. Mansfield had
s,71e and W. W. Wilson. Republican.
hud l.sl7.
Out of Mayfield
In the fourteenth. the incomplete re.
turns Indicated that congressman NurI.
bach. Republican. was reelected over
Harry Iicrilbcrg. his Democratic Op.
ponent.
AUSTIN, Nov. when early re-.
turns tonight Indicated election of
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heard from United
states senator
James Reed Demo.
crat. had n lead of
more than 1880
votes over r. X.
Brewster, his re-.
publican opponent
for reelection To
the senate Cnoffi.
cial returns from
1851 precincts out
- 3S73 IN the state
give Reed i4S.s0t.
Brewster 1872 27S.
Unofficial returns
received tonight
from 21a precincts
on; 81 1886 In Kan.
sls for governor
Morgan ug iO.553:
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WICHITA BALLOTS :
ARE CHALLENGED


WICHITA FALLS Nor "A blank.
,t .n.i.1s. of 3l ballots on which
NNU.'ie ~1wr was prlnted and oc
votes lar N1yfo.l cast by such tallots,
was pr. ~'rf,f Ht practically all boxes
boz Wichita County Tuesday by Ped
iy ppHr'crs Tho Challenge was pre-
'rHf,I verbally at each ot the POLLING
nlle,s thc rontou'inn being that the
injunction issued hy Judge Backmoa
go Gro.sho.s ls st.il In force and ef.
f,et
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LODGE SLIGHTLY AIitl Nd.

BOSTON, Mass. Nov. S.-Scnaior
i4o'lec. Republican. was leading Gasion,
I'rno,Iat. by narrow margin Of $50
votes when returns from 966 precincts
in,Iucing s55 In Boston had + zen count
Ud. The vote oi these precincts was:
6as.pn, sJi,ss3; Lodge. gj5.Sls.
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In Iowa Smith v
lirook heart B,pub
lican. running q
flli the uncVUire
term OF former Sen
ator Kenyon was
leading In the face
Of returns lu Mary
land. 5 q % d % q
France. Republican
was ahead of WIN
lam Gahcll Bruce
Democrat bat with
half the state 900 NJ
Bruce took "a sul
stantial load Or
early returns lu
Massachusetts. Sen
utor Lodge was
LEADING ON iucom
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STEPHENS WILL
TAKE Williams
SEAT IN SENATE
G. o. P. STRENGTH HEAVY IN
ALABAMA BUT NO OFF, ,
GERS CHOSEN
By Associated Pres

By Associated Press
JACKSON. Niss Nov THE entire
domocniic congressional ticket swept
Miss'ss ppi IN the elect en- today. Hubert
senator 20 succeed John sharp Williams.
retired Tho House delcgai On ~ eight
Democrats viii include two new faces.
jeff Busby and r Wchhcr Wilson
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Mine BLAST
Death LIST
IS BROUGHT
TO EIC H 7 Y
By Associated Press

NihNNisth, rem, NOV, 1.-ketov-
cry of five more bodies In the Reilley
mine late to-day. brought the total known
dead 10 80 aud accounted for all Of
the Iis n,cn effilrils Rted as having
been In the mine yesterday when tho
explosion todS place.
Officials of the company declared
that rochcck Of their records mado Il
practically certain that ne men were
ia the mno when tho explosion tool,
place Tho total of listed survivors in.
cludc six miners who were in the cage
whom the flood ~ gas and smoke issued
from tho mouth of the shlf The total
dead includes tho thrc, miners. rescued
alive. who failed to regain conscious.
ness.
Further search of tl, h,adnrs W.s
made tonight Mine officials ana Irs..o
men realized the possibility that enc or
two men might have entered the mine
yesterday without reporting O, their
boss. All miners stcd ls missing have
been accounted Cor however
The quiet precision which marked
removal OF thu Uorpses 'o The Wursue
WAS evident tonight as preparations f0r
thc funerals got uudrrvuE Identified
bodies were removed from the uaEUo
MS quickly as thcy were ,Iimri Com.
pany officials notified widows aud roa-
tvcs thar they win ako charge OF flu.
crnl arrangements. II desired
4 number of bodies win bc buried Toe
morrow Most of thc Nctrs wrr, l}p.
man Cath0lir and their priests who fg
ured cpnsp,lusly In relief activities.
arranged 90 conduct tH. lt rrht uf
fho church in two smsu cemeteries.
wfD0 number 20 volunteer. tr. dig
CirE grave. tonight
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RlISTON AHEAD.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. ,.-Returns
from SOS out of 1895 precincts in In.
diana for United STATES senator gives:
Raision, Democrat. gel l.5isi Bevcr-
idgc, Republican, 20s,7ii; Henry. 80.
Ciaiist, li9.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-08

" NANANAN w. NAAfAN
had LOST his seat
In the Senate TO
Royal $. Copeland,
health commissioner
OF New York city
formerly Mayor of
Ann Arbor Mich.
nnd until today an
untestod factor In
New York politics
With the success
Of their ticket lead
ers. Democrats were
claiming gains in
Congress and the
Legislature. but the
Republicans main
tanned stoutly that
their majority In the
Senate and assem-
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e.. q. 4. strength Strong
nr A.-----nI.L nr..a

BIRMINGHAM. Ah Nov The
Democratic stat. ticket headed by w.
W brandon for governor today WIS
elected .r t- entirety although Rcpuh-
f.Ir- strength BOZ s0mr SECTION was re-
ported th. h.lslrs' ever produced.
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Iiergrr Ahead

MILWAUKEE wis. Nov. Victor
J.. Berger. Socialist. candidate Tor con.
grcss from the nth Wisconsin strict
I'olicd iai votes 10 9i2 for William ".
Stafford, Incumbent. Republican In rc-
turns from three precincts reporting To-
q cht
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Light Vote in Georgia

ATLANTA Ga Nov The demoo-
ratio state ticket headed by clifford NJ.
Walker f.r governor carried Georgia
to-day hy thc usual overwhelming major
uy a hrht vote was cast owing 70
uul weather
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Returns Mcmlers

NEW ORLEANS. Noy , Louis ana
in fac election toiay returned 90 Cun.
.r... b.r present delegation Of eight
uemH.rI,. Tho .s1'- were not contest.
tT
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-08
VIII Not Make Race
By Associated Prcsa

BIRMINGHAM. Nov. senator Os-
mr " Underwood. OF Alah'ma. to-day
formally ann0uueed tbai De- viii not he
e candidate Ter lcadcrsh . Il the Dem
1cratc party boz DE senate after March
!.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-08
REED APPEARS
TO Be WINNER
OF HARD FIGHT
HAS A SUBSTANTIAL LEAD
OVER REPUBLICAN
NOMINEE

by Associated Press
ST. IOtiiS. Nov. IL nofficial re-.
turns received from over half the pre-.
cincts of the state indicate iherc-elec-
tim of , =. senator James 4. Reed,
De'hocrai. ovr b., Republican eppon.
ent, r. X. brewster.
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irisotn Vote

RENO Nev. Nov. At n o'Clocl,
the vote for governor stood. Miller. Re.
publican 1894 Schughsm Dcmccrai.
.5sa fr United States Senatg. pitt.
man. Democrat. had 5. it votes aud
Chandler. Republican. l0i .o97.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-08
new MEXICO SWINGS INTO
DEMOCRATIC COLUMN, TICKET
WINNING EASILY, REPORTS SHOW

far. only the Jones and Hinklc vote
is beginning o. show up, ~ the great
esi interest conferred IN these two coun
tics
Although tho senatorial race slowed
up In the last ten days 90 % point
where Republicans were conccdlng
ZONES election.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-08

ST LOUIS. nov T. N1th more than
! third of the proccncis IN Missouri
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WALTON WINNER
IN 0KL.AH0MklS
EARLY OUTLOOK
RAN ON FORMER LABOR
TICKET AGAINST JOHN
FIELDS

~ Associated Press
0hI Nii0MA CRY. Okla. \o,. -
Headed b, ! 4. Dalton. party numincc
Tor gt'trnur and iarmer labor indnr,cc.
The Democratic ticl,ct won sweep.
ns ,icfor, n oklahoma yesterday.
With ,lmosi hall oi the precincts II The
state reportiuc Walton had nraiorit,
In excess of 81 200 over JOHN Fields. his
HcpuhIi,an opponent
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Tucumcari Vote.

Tucumcari Vote.
TUCIMCARl. y Mex. Nov Pour
precincts cut of - QUAY county Sen.
ator Jones go. Davis i3a. Congress
Morrow 29i Warren l2S. Governor
hinklo 262. Hlll it2. supreme Court.
nfatton 255. Barnes ii2. Democratic
majority for state ticket estimated at
i.0Ou
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-08

OKLAHOMA CITY. okl. NV o.
Mayor ] e. Walton of Oshruml cts
Democrat. Who un or urm,r .HI.ar
platform dc,,'.rod l.Id r tho early
rrtugus to lhf WhICh Irdieit,d his
rlcct nn at governor of O.thyHa ovei
lohn Fields Republican and ean~.r,a
tive.
Returns from 61- pr.ancts out of
2s3s IN the state gave Walton 51.ggs
Fields sS.st2.
Walton was making consistent gains
on efrh ncW tahuhflor-
Miss Alice Bohcrtsun. Republican. the
only woman in Congress was running
bafiv behind in the csfit RETURNS from
ihc s.-oond distIict With g. precincts
oui OF 26e heard from " " Hastings.
perorrat WHOM Ms Robertson d.
fcatcd IN 1899. had 5iSs votes aud Miss
Rotsrtuns total was Only 2565.
Charles u Carter. Democrat veter.
on of the third congressional district.
and y y SWauk. Democrat b. the
nfih district apI-arcd assured u re.
election.
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CHRISTMAS
Shop Early
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Only 40 More
Shopping Days
~ 80
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-09-15
A ROOF FOR YOUR BUSINESS

Firms that don't see the need of
advertising usually have two stock
reasons for hiding their light un-
der a bushel.
When business is good, "they
don't need advertising to help them
SELL"
When business is poor, "advertis-
ing won't help them"
In a way they are like the Arkan
sas farmer whose roof leaked all the
year round and who excused his
laziness by explaining that when it
was raining it was too wet to get
out and mend the roof and when it
was not raining there was no need
for a patched roof.
When you advertise you build a
roof over your business to protect il
during the cloudy, gloomy days OF
adversely. And newspapers adver'
Using shingles will give you tight
roof.-The Woodpecker.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-09-15
DYE OLD DRESSES
OR DRAPERY in
DIAMOND DYES

Buy Diamond Dyes" and follow
the simple directions in every pack
age. Don't wonder. whether you can
dye or tint successfully, because
perfect home dyeing is guaranteed
with Diamond Dyes" even if you
have never dyed before. Worn.
faded dresses, skirts, waists, coats,
sweaters, stockings, draperies, hang
ings, everything, become like new
again. Just tell your druggist
whether the material you wish to
dye is wool or silk, or whether it is
linen, cotton, or mixed goods. Dia-
mond Dyes never streak, spot, fade
or run. (adv)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-09-15
CONVENTION PLANS DEVEL-
OPED.

The executives of the State Sun
day School Association held a
luncheon conference in Winchester
with the local committee on ar
rangements to discuss plans for the
State convention to be held October
3-5. DR.. George Joplin, of the
State Office, and Mr.. T. McEldowney,
State president, were present.
The headquarters of the conven-
ton will be opened at the Chamber
of Commerce. The Winchester
Kiwanis Club has donated the con-
vention badges, which will be dis
tributed at convention headquar-
tiers. Quotas were assigned for the
various Sunday schools of Clark
county and a total of 500 is ex-
pected to register from this county
Word has been received from Fay
cite county that so delegates will
attend.
B. F. Adcock was appointed to
head the delegation to Paris next
week, when a number of Sunday
school workers will canvass the city
for delegates. w. X. Elliott was
selected to take charge of trip to
Richmond the following week.