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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-05-16

The Plains Air Line-a direct con.
nection between Fort Worth and
Roswell that offers western tourists
not only an opportunity 90 see the
best part 81 the Plains but a route
.hor'or hy $50 miles than any other
route between Central Texas and
California. While this line b. not
Completed as yet % .s organized and
plans are under way for an early
completion If the marking and pro-
rcr advertising al The Highway.
The Roger @. Mills has recently
been completed across the state IN
an Fast and West direction, pa sing
through Lubbock. All roads lead
90 Rome-and Lubbock.
The Judget Sound 20 Gulf High
way has been recently remarked
through Lubbock has the Can
ada-Pains-Gulf Highway
Public Utilities
The Lubbock Chamber Of Com
mcrce has established a reputation
" fair dealing with the public nth
itv corporations and has az all times
worked for a closer understanding
between these corporations, the or
ganzation with the view TO improv-
IN gthe service through cooperation
and a fuller appreciation Of the
difficulties and viewpoints Of each
other. The results Of this attitude
l. easily seen in the material I'M
provements in grade crossings with
in the city during the past year
completed upon the suggestion CT
the Chamber Of Commerce, the ex-
tensive piece Of gravel and crushed
stone work completed around the
station by the Santa Fe upon their
own initiative, the promise they have
given the Chamber Of Commerce
that plans are already under way
for the enlargement and improve
meut Of passenger station facilities
ard other improvements In their
! facilities 20 care for the growing
demands Of the city.
/ The ice situation was gone INTO
[ during last summer and a material
reduction in price secured through
/ the efforts Of the Chamber Of Conn
merce and city officials. The tele-
! phone company has always been
/ very reasonable In an adjustments
Of the minor difficulties that arise
from time TO time and have made
extensions and improvements TO care
for the growth and development OF
the city from time to time and as
sure the organization that extens-
| i've improvements are already plan
ned for the very near future that
will greatly improve the service and
care for the great increased demand
made upon the company. Our tele-
graph service has been exceptional
IN good during the past year and IS
steadily improving. The Express
service has improved not less than
so per cent during the past year,
in point Of time Of pickups and de-
| liveries. extension Of delivery, ter
ritcry and decrease in hreakage and
loss through handling. Improve
ment in instation facilities are great
" needed however. and the fun e.
/ ficicncy Of the service cannot oe
realized until this situation Is rrop'
erly cared for.
Railroads. freight and traffic mat.
tiers are growing n Importance ~
the Chamber Of Commerce work
With % wholesale houses distrihu'
tins good out Of Lubbock and a.
many more ready 20 come to ths
city with the proper Adjustment 81
| the freight diffsrentIal. the akifs'
ton q Fort Worth TO Plains con-
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-05-16

Don't think you are important be-
cause those around you tell you 80.
The world h full Of bidders"
The Jones County news., 1922-12-05
TOLD BY TIE FINGERS

TOLD BY TIE FINGERS
The ambitious person has long an-
gers.
The amiable. easy-golng person has
short fingers
Large fingers mean slow lntellec-
tuality and common tastes.
Thumbs that curve downward show
shrewdness and miserliness.
II his fingers are fat, he's lazy. The
same applies to his fiancee.
Markedly pointed fingers Indicate re-
liglous fervor and Imagination.
Small, thin fingers bespeuk clever.
acute mind. somewhat given to de-
ceit.
A coarse, brutal nature Is disclosed
by fingers as large at the tips as at
the roots.
Lean fingers indicate simple tastes,
perhaps leaning too much toward pc
nuriousness.
The strength Of your viii power is
measured by the length Of the upper
joint OF the thumb.
Thumbs that are coarse, heavy, and
undeveloped belong to rude and igno-
rant persons. N
If your fiance has square ..ngers
you may count on his being frm In
his opinions, reasonable, and quite an
orderly person.
The Jones County news., 1922-12-05
MEMS FOR THE MARRIED

An nntipodean student Of woman in
the marriage relation comes TO some
entertaining though perhaps not eE-
tirely justified conclusions. Here are
a Few Of them:
The wise woman knows how to be
foolish when her husband wishes to be
clever.
Every woman longs for a romance.
but most have to be content with hus-
bands.
Selishness Is quality In husbands
wb1rh prevents, wives from getting all
tn, Ny-an..
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-23

Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Everets will Ell.
Frtain the members of the Bixby club
his evening at their home, Slj Bixby
Venue
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-23
WAITED 20 YEARS FOR GASSER;;
WILL CONTINUE TO RUN FARM

in 1901" said Mr.. Pendley. IN April
OF the next year, l moved to the farm
and have lived there ever since. 1 built
little house the one / still live In.
Four of my five children were born
there. Nearly 20 years ago, a crew
OF government surveyors camped near
my place | got quite well acquainted
with them. One of them told me that
some day that very farm would produce
oil and gas. I've had a lot OF chances
to sell out, but ! figured that fellow
was right. so ! held on. IT was pretty
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-23
Farewell Party Given

Mrs. A. j. Carmon entertained WIN
IA farewell party Monday evening at her
home, III Fourth avenue, northeast,
TUESDAY t. reside In Tulsa,
|honoiing Miss Leila Perry who left
Those entertained Were
= Miss Leila Perry.
Miss Lou Brook.
Mr.. Johnny Brook.
Miss Lucille Meadows.
Miss Gertrude Grossnwm
Miss Grace .Colvin.
Lawrence Alexander
Miss Monita Parker
Miss Florence Petty.
Robert Carmon.
John Garrison.
Eliza Homer.
Prank Cornell
Ford Guthrie.
Wesley Cunningham.
sterling Frost
Mr. aud Mrs. orvin Woods.
MIR. and Mrs. Stanley Carmen.
Mrs. u. e.. Data.
Mira. A. W. Williams,
4 = +
A card rsrty will be given ut Hotel
Ardmsre Friday evening. November ~
NJ s:se for the benefit OF st. Mary
organ fund. Attractive prises VIII he
si~sn for high score.
r. y =
Clsss Ente~tsined
Tss Chapel Glass Of broadway Meth
sd,sa sunday school held social meet
ing TUESDAY evening at the home ot
M Eva Malone. Sis Stanley hculs'
gurd
rhsss entertained were
Miss Margaret Tanner
MISE Jennie Usrcnitt
Miss BrEs,e usr'nl''
Mrs. +. Cor.
Mrs. n. story.
\ Miss Margaret Warren
,f,ss Katherine Warren
Mss Hattie Kc,tler.
Mlss oussie Lee Hayden
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-23

A d. Davis OF Fox was in the city
Thursday ON business
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-23

tough. sometimes. bat : managed 10
buy and pay for another leu acres.
When they brought in the sasser.
didn't owe anybody dime oh the place
They tell me that my royalties will
mean a lot OF money. gave the lease
on the land 10 get the well drilled. buJ
don't aim 10 sell the royalty
This place is home TO Inc and my
family. / don't reckon Wen move 10
town. Wen iurt fix the house up a lit
lie and live right on here where We
sort % know the lay of the land.
reckon they won't build so many der
ricks that ! won't have q little patch
hsre and there TO farm"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-23

clan he will praise you for having Civ
en California Fig syrup" a. the isIa
tive because it never fails. never
cramps or Cveracts. and even sick chil-
dren love ats pleasant taste.
Ask your druggist for genuine Gal
ifornia Fig syrup which has directions
FOR babies and children Of all ages
printed on bottle Mother. You must
say "Caifornia" or you may get an
imitation fig syrup.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-23

CHICK tS.lA. Oila-"I knew this
Thing was going to happen some time.
I've waited 20 years for it and now
here it is. | don't know exactly what
to do about it.
Th'H il the view Of ! NJ. Pendley,
on whose farm u 44,O09, 900 foot gas
well has been drilled in wildcat terri
tory jumping the producing area for
he Chickasha field three and one half
niles
Il bought ont the fellow who drew
he claim TO this 100 acres ~ Lawton
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-23

In few hours your cold is gone,
head and nose clear. no feverishness,
headache. or stuffed-up feeling Drug
gists here agurantee these pleasant tab
let's TO break up n cold or the grippe
quicker than nasty quinine. They new
er make you sick or uncomfortable.
Buy a box OF "Papes Cold Compound
Off few cents and get I'd OF your
cold right now
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-23

owing TO the amount OF social
news coming in each week for the
sunday paper. it is necessary TO
nave all programs. club and church
announcements and reports in on
Friday afternoon. TO avoid errors,
all musical programs should be
typed, whenever possible. We are
sure those who have such items for
the Sunday paper will cooperate
with us to that extent.
THE ARDMOREITE..
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-23

Whatever else you give your child to
relieve a bad cold, sore throat on con
scstion be- sure 10 first open the little
ones bowels with California Fig SyI-
M to yet rid Of The poisons and waste
VIII il are causing the cold and conges.
on In a few hours you can see for
yoirseif how thoroughly 1t works the
constipation poison, sour bile and waste
right out.
Even II you call your family physi-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-23
Services on Frisco
Resumed Sunday Is
Latest Information

stored Sunday, instead OF Monday,
it was stated in orders to local Of
ficizls this morning. Trains No.
rs and 71S. which were curtailed
in July, during the strike, will run
on the old schedule.
This restores the afternoon train
leaving hero at $40 O'Clock and
reaching Hugo at $40 o'clock, and
the train leaving Hugo at $40 a.
m and arriving in Ardmore at 1l:l0
4. m.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-23
Bridge Affair nj Hotel Ardniore

oNe OF the most elaborate bridge par.
'es OF the season was given yesterday
Hotel Ardmore when Mrs. Sol Low
nstein entertained with twenty.eight
ables in the games
Inc meZzinine floor where TIE party
sas given, was banked with chrysan.
hemums, which We're used IN large
tands. Autumn leaves in bronge and
ed AIDED much to the effectiveness OF
ne decorations, in contrast To the large
fragrant blossoms.
Little Miss Helen El.ce Lowenstein.
~ dainty and sweet in colonial
rock of taffeta with corsage flowers
colonial effect met the guests at the
oor with the tally cards.
Receiving with Mrs. Lowenstein wero
hrs. Melvin Riser. Mrs. Merchant OF
'oalgate, Mrs. II. Levy, Mrs. William,
fchwarz and Mrs. o. W. Hoffmeycr.
Mrs. Gene Cruce, Mrs Wayno Heath
nd Mrs. Schwarz assisted the hostess
Besides the table prizes which were
core pads presented IN the cut for
prizes. three high score favors were Civ
n. Mrs. Fred Ellis, Cecila Din nyham
md Mrs. A. T. West making the three
lish scores.
A delicious luncheon was served to
hundred and twenty guests
:. = =
Miss Carter ~ Wed in January
Miss Julia carter daughter of Con.
gresham Charles Carter, whose engage.
nett to Mr.. Gustavus \ Welch of Min.
leso;1 was recently announced. viii re.
urn Friday morning after an absence 70
ssvesel days in AIilhurn where she Wen,
With her sister. Miss Stella Carter for
short visit
The marriage viii take place in Wash
ngton in January and Miss Julia Jose
phine Carter and her sister. Miss Stella
arter. who IS her fathers. secretary
Expect to leave Ardmore December u
for Washington. They also expect g.
spend some time in Dallas and Whites
boro. Texas where they will visit rela
ives the latter part Of next Week
!. !: i.
Extended Hunting Trip Planned
Hunting Mr.. \. G. Tanner and Nj
Nv. ID. Taliaferro left this MOI ming b.,
motor for motor "Trip 10 Brownsville
Texas. They are planning to he away
about three months and will go dow
- old Mexico after about thirty DAYS
Mrs. Tanner and children and Mrs. Tall
iferro wrl join them in Brownsville IN
louut month
: !. !.
Lr. c. l.. McCann, WI" was operate
an at the Hardy sauiHr.um two wee &
30 was removed to fis home at l2r
{; street southwest. Yesterday and is
exported To be greatly improTed.
:. :. :.
Tho Hebecca lodLr viii meet Thurs
lay evening at 7;3o fer the initiation
II Cardiiaics and 'ha election ~ ofI
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-23
A{ocl;eh
SSS~bS'

Miss LaNodis Lykins
Miss Ora Bradshaw.
Miss Munsey Reece.
Miss Jackie Msrtnitt.
Miss Maude llyden
Mrs. John Pollock.
+ :. =
Society Personals
Mrs. c. NJ. Newman of BIackburg,
Va, who has been the guest OF her sis
ter Mrs. Harry Lee Crockett. and for
whom a voritable round of parties and
social courtesies have been given dur
ing the length of her visit, VIII leave
Friday morning to return home.
!. :. +
Floyd Brooks left this morning by
motor for saltwater, where he will at
tend the homecoming game at still
water to he played Saturday between
o. L. and saltwater.
:. !. 1.
Joe Taylor and Iicrschel Sciyally will
go TO saltwater Friday r. .ttend the
O. U..Aggic football game.
!. : +
Vernon Collins of Dallas, Texas, ~
spending a few days in Ardmore on a
business trip and 10 visit his mother,
Mrs. Henry Davis. S11 r street, south.
west.
I. :: :
Word has been received by relatives
in Ardmora that Mrs. G. wyatt Of Ard.
more is in critical condition at the
Farkland Hospital in dallas.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-23

quick Don't wait. Every bald head
started with jus, few falling hair and
little dandruif-but soon the hair ap.
pearcd thin, scrsggly and then the
dreaded bald spot. IL seems sin to
let hair f1l lout or tolerate destructive
dendruff when YOU can quickly correct
all such hair trouble with bottle ot
delightful panderine.
Millions OF men and women know the
magic Of Dandcrine; how It corrcets the
oily. dandruffy, itching scalps and
helps tho hair 10 grow long. thick,
strong and mSuriant. Danderine u not
sticky or greasy. 1t ia the largest soil.
ing hair corrective and tonic In the
world because ~ Ia not humhus Get
a hottie AZ any drug store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-23
PITTSBtRG COUNTY
OPENS POULTRY SHOW

McALESTER. Okla.-The fourth an
auaI Pittsburg ,ounty- poultry show
opened this morning with approx
mately four hundred and fifty choice
specimens OF poultry entered. Winning
stock from this exposition will he en-
tered az the state poultry show i'm De
cemher al Gushing
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-23
L. -. {. Meeting Saturday

Tho United Daughters of the Con
|federacy will meet saturday afternoon
|it the home OF Mrs G.. T.. Johnson, ~
|lH05 Mrl.ish avenue. Following the
|'oll cal. when the names ot Confedcr.
lte generals win be given, q chapter
Prom the Confederate Veteran will be-
lead by Mrs. W. h. Burntt. Mrs. Ar
|thur N'alcott viii give a report from
|.he minutes Of the L. u. g. conven-
lion ut Shawnee. Mrs. NJ lkard will
|p,ay Dixie AT the conclusion OF the
program u social hour will be scld and
Refreshments will be served by the hos
IfesS
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-23
DAVIS FLOWER SHOP

DAVIS FLOWER SHOP
Flowers for every occasion. Mem
bar Of Florists Telegraph Delivery
Association.
Flowers wired TO all part OF the
United States.
We Give Trades Dey kets.
ph-ne4
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-23

Dan Blackburn Of Healdton was in
The city Thursday transscting business
at the office of the county engineer.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-04
MILLIONS SUFFER
FROM WRONG FOOD
Malnutrition Endangers Health
and Strength of Children
5,OOo,OSO Little Victims

No news in wears has caused
such wide spread comment in
Richmond as that lately sent out
by government health experts in
Washington. saying ut least $
O0,0C0 American children are
weak or ailing because they do
not get the right kind Of food.
As the authorities explained
when making this announcement,
/ it is not so much 4 matter OF I'M
der feeding. or overlooking as OF
wrong feeding. For this curse
of malnutrition has been found to
exist in all classes OF homes.
In other words. 4 large part OF
the sickness and physical weak
ness which cost so heavily in Time
care. anxiety. and money. and
leads frequently to untimcly
death, is due to a lack OF vita
mines which are necessary in our
daily diet
To provide these vitamineS and
certain mineral salts i'm such form
as TO be easily assimilatcd is ore
; OF the irSt aims OF modern
, science. DR.. Philip 3. Hawk. cd
| Jefferson Medical College. Phila-
delptia. was employed to conduct
a notable series OF practical tests
with new tonic-food known as
! susie. which combine the vita
mines OF Rec. Yeast. MIN. Eggs.
with Beef Protein. Nuclcin and
Iron. in a concentrated form
The peopl, OF Richmond viii I've
I interested tC know that these
tests were carried ont ON grown
: felix and children. some OF them in
normal health. others suffering
from malnut-itiun cor anacnic
conditions. anC still others rcCup-
Grating from wasting diseases.
with wonderful results. After
several weeks Of such expert
mentS this Intentional expert and
his associates became convinced
thev were dealing with a really
remarkable food discover
adjunct to the ordinary daily die,
which promotes health and
/ strength.
, For delicate. rmdsr-weight chill
dren. glass of mirc containing
two susie tablets three times q
day is a food that will charge u
thin, puny child into q strong TO-.
bust one very quickly.
Children fed in this way appear
to Jump into health and strength
seems like a strong statement.
but it is marvelously scientific
feet proven at Jefferson Medical
College. Here, therefore. is the
first opportunity offered to the
people of Richmond who need
strength and vitality. are under
weight. rundown, anaemiC. who
have mder-nourished children or
feeble old people. to call at Per
rvs Drug Store and get q guar
anteed strength and body-builde~
that has been approved by the M
tritional expert OF one of our
greatest Medical COLLEGES. II /
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-04
Cut Three Sets of Teeth
and Had Second Eve Sight

Danyille. Ky, Jan. 4 - Mrs
Sally Helm died at her home in
the Rheher section OF Casey COIN
", and was buried al Salem. Aurt
Sally, as she was well known
was a remarkable old lady. being
in her l05th year and had crt
three sets OF teeth. about two
years ago she cut several small
teeth and also received her second
eye sight.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-04
Texts For Teachers Are
Announced AZ Fran. fort

Frankfort. KY. Jan. 4 -Text,
for teachers to study this ycal
were announced by the State
Board of Education. Questions
on theory and practice will be
based on The Classroom Teach
err" for elementary certificates.
and for life certificates. state di-
plomas and high school certiiicat-
eS. on Methods of Teaching III
High Schools"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-04
Whisky Made Him Forget
He Was Married, He Saws

Louisville. KY, Jan. Prank
z. Moore, IS. Louisville, was SEN
fenced in Jacksonville to- serve
six months in the prison on big
amy charge. He was married to
Carrie L. Fink in Louisville, Jan
nary 10, 1918, and. without OBJ
tanning a divorce, became the hus-
band Of Mrs. Victoria Maley in
Jeffersonville, April 8, 1921. His
only plea was that he was drunk
at the time of the second marri-
= oe
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-04
LOCAL TOBACCO SALES

Mrs. \. ]. Tracy sold: 20 lbs
at 25c: 10 at 10 "a.
Sid Baker sold; Is pounds at
4.S0; Is at Il IA; 80 at 30; 40 at
Al; 95 at 81.
Bell Baker sold: IS pounds at
l-4c: $50 at Is; lS5 at So: 10
at IS; POS at ~; $50 at "a.
Nose McNew sold: 50 pounds
at zoe; IS at IS: 65 at 81; $ at
so; 40 at 81; 100 at %; IS at
| 10 ,3-4.
Jesse Proctor sold: $50 pounds
at Is IA; As at 10 IL; Us at Is !;
225 at 9 Id.
Kearns Bros. sold: is pounds
at l0c go at %; $50 at 81; US at
40; 345 at AZ: $40 at As; 200 at
81.
Will Burton sold: 100 pounds
at lie: POS at %; $50 at 25; 235 at
Is; 80 at 25; 195 at 9 Sd.
Clay Wilson sold: o5 pounds at
4Sc; 1S0 at IS; 285 at AZ; los at
rs IL.
w. M Snyder sold: 100 pounds
at Zoe; Us at %; rs at 81; 2l0I
at 50; ESQ at so; 20 at 1S IL; 30l
at s.
George MeLesr sold: 225 ibs.I
az ID 1S7c. 125 at 20: $50 at 20 i
Us at II.
Herbert MobeA old: Is lbs.
at 7 lie; . at Is; 20
at 6 II; SCI
Moberlv ID: go lbs :
at 42c; 235 IS; 100 at
So; 2i0 at :; is at |
- 49, 49, al
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-04
JUDGE CHfNAUL1
IN OIL MISSISSIPPI

The Daily Register has receiv-
ed an interesting letter from
Judge John c. Chenault, who is ii
Mississippi. visiting his son. Johr
Cabell Chenault and wife. 1t viii
be read with interest by his many
friends at home here:
Abbott, Miss, Dec. 20. 81.
Editor Daily Register.
Richmond, Ky.
left Richmond on the 18th and
arrived here the ne. 4 day. Your
valuable paper is !: daily visitor
so we are we'll mp on the happen
ings at home. | have Jailed tc
note in the personal columns that
my absence has been observed
What a change can in a short
time take place in ones life.
When was proprietor OF youi
paper. then called the Climax. my
every movement was noted. but
now ! NAV he away for a montl
and If missed by anyone ] am not
aware OF it. Such is life. as ",
move on.
Hard times was the daily tall
when | was in Richmond. hear
a great deal of it here. but not st
much as heard there. Most q
the planters here had a good corr
yield and all have lat hogs. So
hog and hominy is assured for
another year.
TO my way of thinking. it j:
ideal living here. We have big
little. old and Young. about tifty
negroes on our farm. They live
in quarters rs they did in ante.
bellum DAYS. ] imagine they re.
gard the land owner to some ex-
tent as they did their owners. Tc
me they appear as dependent a,
they must have been on THEN
masters. Their child-like trust
and confidence is really surpriS.
ing. When things go we'll they
are happy. In fact, they are
happy and cheerful most OF the
time. The failure OF the present
national administration to main
tain living prices for farm pro-
ducts. and good times. does not
concern them.
My son, John, and his wife
have been here long enough to
learn their disposition. They
know now that every negro on
the plantation is expecting to be
personally remembered on Christ
mas morning. 1t was certainly
amusing and interesting to see
them coming from their quarters
to the big house, as they desig-
nate our residence, Yesterday
morning. ] could hear Christ
mas gift, Mars John and Mrs.
Bess.' on every side. They had
all and all went off
smiling and displaying some
small gift. They stand ready TO
serve you in a mental way at ev-
cry beckon and cell and 4 smile
Of approval is the only expected
reward. 1t is certainly ideal and
agreeable to have some one ever
ready to wait on you.
| simply started out to say
lon't let my paper stop il my
lime is UP January 1st, and ] will
oay a year i'll advance as soon as
soon as ! come home.
Yours truly.
JOHN c. CHENAULT
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-04

$: 81. sAurfEY, EdifoF snd Hre0rIei
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-04

I'm the hour of need we seek
our best friends writes c. s. w
de Wet, 9S7 75rd avenue, Oak
land. CAL, ''our little boy and
girl had severe, rasping copAhs
without phlegin that choked 81
flushed their faces. Foiey's~ !
ey and Tar was -