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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-06

spares such man, least of all this
unhappy. island whose gcntler aspects
are so Obscured with a curtain of blood
shed. ''''"
movements do not fail for the passiRg
OF any man. and although the loss Of
Griffith and Collins both within 80 short
a time and in such n critical hour
robs the Irish people of their ablest
spokesmcn. the event can do no less
than certify in the hearts of the men,
|~womenN and children of that land the
stendfast determination that peace shall
oring, without delay, such balm as only
1t can do to these too many and too
gricvOus wounds.
ireland Is the home of romantic legend
and 1t Is possible that Michael Collins
will become more potent as a memory
even than in his vivid days of leader
snip: Ireland cannot forget the
tousle. haired youth from the quagmires,
VINO hamed up the SUBMITS Of renown
IN the great cause, whose tongue con-
to peace, whose dauntless, buoyant per-
sonality made for him a shrine certain
and imperishable among the picturesque
figures of the worlds great men.
SO recently the friend of De Valera
no less than of Griffith, the bier of
Collins should have been-alas! as it
has not been, Judging from the Dublin
dispatch In today's paper, which said
De Valera was one of the leaders in
battle near Kilworth, County Cork, last
Saturday-the meeting place Of the
warning factions. In the shade of no
more noble memory could Jrishmen have
vowed pledge Of enduring union. The
lmartyrdom of Collins is the high privi-
lege of his great service to his country.
TERENCE McCLOSKEY.
Lancaster, Pa, September 4, 1922.
Best Hours for Domestic BrawIs
To the Editor Of the Evening Public Ledger:
Sir-While arguments are flying pro
and con regarding the desirability Of
n uniform divorce law, comes the report
of n woman asking for severance of the
nuptial knot because her husband has
tccn impairing her health by keeping her
awake ut night to quarrel with her.
Most married people, Of course, will
find 1t more convenient to do their quar-
reling regularly. say from I to in the
morning, and from 3 to ) In the after
noon. BENEDICT BLOSSOM
Trenton. n. j., September 4, 1922.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-06

Hotel FRASCATI--Bernuda
"a a most delightful water front locatioa
Sooi oreezes, Bermuda's finest sea bathing
fses n to suests Boating. Fishrs, Tenni.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
Football Results

81 urUIl Vanderbilt 20 Texas 90
4, Nac, n,,lor University 90. AZ
kansas lJ
So Shreveport tniyctat, a Tonnes
.,r DvciuIs o.. cen ,vunir'
81 saltwater. okla Oblnhomg \ggics
%. Rie. Institute g.
a. norman. oklahoma ktuve
Ag.,it- rlp
~ 81 Louis Cumberland s.
Lsuia go
81 Noiic Dame Noirc Dame = pc
l.iuw
Aaluu.a g. Seudnec o..
81 For, worth. unuirl 'ssGs ,ial,-.r
Z. Tr,as Christian. University i3
a. nrp nhVr Yair IS wi'huls
N Calnh,ids, Harvard - Cvntu
ruu,c,on Princeton IS Miyh nd
~ lm'"r N'baah, T.. Missouri "
a. Anr'noIs Nu,, g.. C-org'n Tea
s. All,rta i'ubmap -. oalsthrcre
II.
~ lth1c1 cornell 70. Co.gste o
~ ph,hdelphiy University ~ Penn.
.FJN1n1 %. Swafhnoge e.
Al Syracuse. r,isburz 81. Syp
rger 20
~ Dcfvst L o. pc,rmt 10 Eostcn s
~ Aitditrr Wisconsin 20 Indiana O.
81 trl11r lnvsi y Illinois
5, Cpunhu. MichiEsn - ohio STAT,
Al 'hicssn 'hlrsgu i. Purdue %
lGforgI tennessee
A. 81 Louis Drgkc ci Washing
'un
81 NrstpoIut ArmE 90 N,W lhmp
shire STATE o.
~ Abilene. Nhilcur Christians col
l.ge l.caRsou Normal o. forfeited
80 Austin S. Edwards Co,log. Is.
Fr,shmcn i;.rst team e.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22

~ Associated Pres
DALLAS. Oct ei--Ihr Vanderbilt
tousodasa won their secoud successive
game frum TIM Inlsrr>iN - irNas
eince the fwo teams resumed furihnll
,.lsfsan- last yesr NJ thr t-ir farL
~fsdiuna here ecdsy. She sscrv - 20 to
10 rrflocfs The cIe-encss and even
ficrcsRcss 81 the contest.
Thu torsmodcres Won hs tlrinre ~
superior offensive strength when ihcf
had IN. baB IN scoring position. lie
Texans rrpreai-diy had opis"riuniires
90 score. rot IN al bot fao msian,os Ia
nees.~d punch was hclsinE. The leNas
slefcnsc. fea uns Tar irou air'irhi
while sflcr fhc soosm i.erisd the Van
d-rhlh dcfsuss W.. innpr'snthic
ca Rec.e, the storsy p. nf'f Iaf
II ths Connnodlsrcs sJat flrtHl tas
whole works - fsr 81 r.orinr ir.n.H
WIS concerned. n secilcl that wI ,r-
~ Vanderbilt n>.ded a tcucEior 'Hor
alec en- Reese and De- delivered.
Reese vas har1 90 IN rss3aa 70 rltch
.nd hard to rci1 sttcr ho -r-- ciavh,.
Recr. va air assisted in ttn Erolrd
rsinine ~ uuartsrtacS KUN. shoe
al arosua play ana sooi rlefalshP
oannot ~ cverie,ksd Nfiifa plmlus
ai2o fraturc1.
Tsxss ORE fra lifd sceEns Geld
sasl from thc - euerier isrs
sasoa eililhi rHr ls,ls zftr- go
csrre opcn.f fss fhcrf hyti
to~sr re- (. nser for Van.
fr'~ Ir fl... rr fffIfe AFTER the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
HIGH SCHOOL DEFEATS TEAM
FROM BAYLOR 100, DROP kick
BY HAYDEN GIVING LOCALS GAME

Playing nrong fuetldl from the
tnIt. the t,oldcn Sndsi' ms trstcr
dc; defeated team composed ~
players from ini University fresh
men class hv ihc score o. ihrr" Co.
nothing at Eiyius playground Although
not Plyl0fs srcoud si1ug ihc Varsity
PLAYING Ai.augas the tr.uudH i'l.ii niE
Phlllu. .ugd ihr Freshmen playing 81.
Edwards 90 Austin the team from
WACO was ono ~ tho strongest srcu
here and thr cNh.htion v1a unf lack
lnr boz interest from stair to finish.
According 90 ihrr 'ulrh u a.
Hughes. a regular plgtr from Baylor
Rsyloi VARSITY out Of tho game due 20
miur}. ~. cubs weighed boz a, about
i6i. vlliio the locals weighed b. at %
lesser weight
Al three Thirty Referee PARCELS blow
az, whistle Tor Eaylor 90 t,a go j.
Anderson returned fh. BAN 90 B1ylOls
- yard liu" aud after three attempts
o. ms,I,r ili, necessary ten wards. Hay
den puutcd t0 Baylor 600 their sixty
turd line Ha,lor mad, distance in two
downs. then boo three attempts Were
forced 10 punt after bctug rrnallzczd
f..c yards To- o..sidr. 10 Was Ant.
iillu's han ou thoir eighty yard line
Whcu Sadduris who substituted at this
point Tor =. Anderson made distance
through ihc line BOO fWo downs. Sad
dpris and Ekus then carried the l"ll
and with penalty tu ilslur 81 iNc
wards again made distance. E.kus u
three successive downs made uiu" Yards
before Haydn kicked io iavlor ou
laylor's thirty ,ard line mylor vas
unablr to advance the ball and Kicked
~ Hay dcu who advanced % 200 l:Gylol''
80 yard line. Saddugls aud Elk.ns then iu
a continuation oi runs and pluus'a.
made distance three successive times.
advancing the tell to luNlor's Thirty.
nine ward limo whore time tor ihv first
quarter was called Ou the fourth down
after the ecrond quarter began Hayden
puutcd. tho ball goiug over the linz
aud being brought hncS ip BAYLOR =
twenty yard tine where Baylor fumblcd
m the first play and lost tea Amarillo.
Hayden and Sldduria thrn advanced Ter
thsinnCe in Two downs ouly Go lose 60
Baylur. on "a tumble an lias lors fifteen
si,rd line. fAuc1 nulus TO make dis.
lance and Nagaih being pcnaiiled tor
dtfsidc has ior kick,d 10 Amarillo WHO
lcurucd tho baH % liuylor's thirty
Yard line After several iucomplcted
FORWARD passrs aud one end run BY
E1tldOrlg for twenty wards un fake
play q WIS Amaril'o's lall on Bay lors
80 gard line. A. this point Hayden
called for a drop kick which WAS per
fuctly executed giving Amarillo three
points. the only score of thc game.
After this The game settled down To-
" continued struggle OF end runs. limo
plunpcs and purts with tho hall Tor
HE creator part ~ the time In Baylor =
home territory with BAYLOR fighting all
the time o. prevent another touchdown
\ no timo during tho game was ANA
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
CANADIAN BEATS
SHAMROCK AGAIN
FOR THIS Year

SHAMROCK. Got 20 --C,uladian
Wildcats probably proved themselves
superior team when they defeated
thr Shamrock irishmcn last Wednesday
Tor ibe SECOND time this season. How.
ever thr locals ARE not dismaycd by
thrir second defeat az The season. and
have again started work Tor better
team. They mc to mrci Miami next
Friday ou thcir grounds lnd a Is ox.
p.sied 60 Dee 3, hard battle,
Shumiock held thr heavy Miami team
several weeks ago a. 20 90 game Miami
ouiwclphs the lrishmcn over twenty
pounds to the man and they viii no
doubt hr q hard bunch 20 cope with,
some changes bon thp line up. especially
m the lIcknold. viii take place and IL
expected 10 strengthen the team some.
what on account ~ several players
hcng injured. no hard workouts were
taken this week
Tho game with pampa. supposed 10
have taken place SATURDAY. was post.
poncd indefinitely bar VIII DC arranged
again 1s soon as possible The Irish.
men are still anxious 10 see what Kind
Of showing they can make against
the strong pampa eleven.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
TEXAS AGAIN GOES DOWN BEFORE
VANDERBILT IN BITTER CONTEST
Ar FAIR STADIUM BY 20-10 COUNT

saw for fn seri, W1h.ucId t'cscd
SOD
Recess tl' ranIE teal 'o a. ho
d.r r'' Ct, ward irnsru OolI wa
Hr uel ...orl iauch DOWN ia. ~
rl' Sailed TcNaT orst and only
touchdown .r... car.H m 'he -a.ond
pr.lI vh,. Drg huetcd ever 'bo i'm"
sn. h. rs nI 'i-rlne and e. p'u
'n1.r' pv, fh. lnr VI.
.ouu po !.n'srfo1 subbng tw
EfmrIt Elsrl r.al AND TrSss srnr.
s v.r n.fr
rfe 'hua r.f'-l uts a,urei,t- o. tl.
Hsf IureI Nariy unpiofoi their nru
l1.s or $50 aUr. Neely fo Homar md
va. s.oG ior 3D. ariH ut Dn, anls with
'r" haU 80 ths r,c yaud Tine. TcXas
irurHf desperately o. prevent 's,crc bli
flr r,Hli r0e added on 'acsi"r.
ra1 cbalt"I ap his third touchdown
N.leg,ll sIct-J rc1i
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
BRILLIANT COMEBACK Made
BY CENTRE IN LAST QUARTERS
FURNISHING THRILLS FOR FANS

CAMBRIDGE, Mass Oct. 2l-ovcrwhehncd BY frat period
collection Of twenty points Centre College defeated by sr
ward in the stadium here this afternoon BY final TO-
but the cold figures do not tell the battle staged by the
SouhernerS m the latter part ads Of playa battle which lifted
the game from drab defeat thrilling struggle camped
$4,000 spectators TO their the closing seconds Of the
test
For than two hours cd time considered the ecv
bstted in furious mixture bad and brilliant football and
part careless handling Of the ball crucial that
brought about the downfall Of the Dsnv KY combination
the vadoory Of the Souhencrs the Harvard Stadium
seasons TO
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
Make Bank Ruling
~ Assoriated presa

AUSTIN. oct ei.--Whcn suarsn'y
state tank is converted into na''oh@i
hank and us dcposiiors paid IN lnh'
the iank ls entitled TO a return OF "
prornta pad into the state guaranty
f,u1 he attorney gcnc,al advised
Ranking Commissioner llannan Salul
dov I'M answer to question srowine
oui ~ conversion o. the Commercial
state Bank OF san Antonio into INC
national banking system.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
PAMPA HUMbLES
CLARENDON PUPS
BY $40 SCORE

VANl'A. u,l -iam~ high school
.r.f thu clarendon lullpupo rtro 10
.'l 33 tr % ip game that was hard
o. rhf uu'il 'h. ,ud. bot with the yisl-
'uis plis inr on tire defensive from the
iuaa wl.r Ulcers bong cul run fp a
itris iluuIi
Carnudor attempted ?" pi-s's and
ipleiod q vhlr FIwiI 9u, orrr lr
lHt ~ e. ritcupts
-Four tcurh downs with goJie Kicked.
O. n"ld gnl uud a1ict, ac.jg r'cd l0'
n. scoring GoIc 3d., the lo.alr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
Michigan Beats Ohio

" y" 0ciairl Pro-
,OLrMEuS O.. oct. .i-Thc Mich.
Kan Wolverine tonight stood triumph.
lant over the ohio State buckeye
While the greatest football crowd the
mlddlcw~si haa ever skuoWn looked on
this afieuuouu Coach iost'a team de-
foufod Ollo az an stages aud Won
i9 io %
Tho Eimc urrkc'i the dclicd,ion ~
Ohiu state1 new stadium
Nor, than eV,Wne pcrsong N,w tho
contest. ~ was estimated. and q 'hous.
uud ol moru surgsd against tho gatcs
boo fniIe efforts 20 gsm admission
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22

Madam. tbs truth mar Give you the
'rreers." Shuddsr ~ you viii. this Fact
sitre7 rnu iu ths face You cannot down
~ YOU fsec the fact you csn sdd glo-
riaus sircnEih - yeur weakened body
Ncu on add trrefer wars 30 your lIfe
and bring bark some ~ the glorious charm
"' ,oar girlhcrd dasS' rut u you refuse
:" l'eliere v. then NJ power On earth can
help -ou' Whom rnu nrc exhausted, when
fcu Tel like Hopping down On cvcrr
trai YOU rome 90 that v.rv fhing Won
teel Is nothing but carly Oh - tx
hapsiicn aud oh axe are p-aeiirsliy the
1mr ihlnr. Both mean . WEARING out.
The ntmD~r ~ yrars you have spent on
sarih hss Nothing % DO with she war rou
frel' Rsmsisher 'hisi TIE nar,her ~ blood
eeils rpn have controls ~nrr nrrr--. our
vitality. Your - IN and strength y =
sh yea have The answer thru Is build
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22

M your blood power s 3. g has been
used since iS.G - one OF the greatest
hlo0d-cell builders knowa' " confaln.
only vegetable Inediriual ingredients. n
Il also = remarkable blood purifier. This
IL whv u hss proven snch siarfling results
IN rheumatic conditions. IN stepping PIN.
Pics. eraems. skin crgptionk. In ciesring
aad bcagiifyln Ing The COMPLEXION. aud In
building NJ thin. worn out men and va.
mrn ard in building grrat nerve power
ION arr onlr ~ strong ~ ycur blood
stronger aud msre rauihfal nerves de-
prnd on hiaed-pewer' stronger blood
SLOWS az once IN ycur fare. IN the strength
q errrr organ. S. s.. g will give ven
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tme' = ;. b. sold a. ell drug stores.
- two sises The isrger slss bottle 10 u.
more economical
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
NORMAL CAME
IS FORFEITED
TO ABILENE 10



ABILENE. oct ol--Thr game hc.
tween Abilene Christian college and the
Northwest Texas Normal Of CANYON
WAS forfeited one To- nothing 10 A g..
G.. hy the ump.r. here this afternoon
Just after the locals had scored q touch.
down The visitors protested on the
ground that one uf their players had
been pushed or showed. and were given
90. choice Of forfciting or phNug II
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
SLATON LOSES TO
POST BY ITS SCORE

lusI CO.'S. 81 Station Nas eliminated
from iho i.uilock District Champion.
afir frflV uron defeated Nv Post O.
% q. Pc; we never % danger after
The first quarter ard evidently showed
an assortment 81 passes and q brand
q interference 90 which ihe visitors
we're unaccusf0mcd.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
NORMAL CALVES
BEAT WHITE deer
BY 800 COUNT

WHITE DEER oct 2l-TbU Can.
H' NourIl Calves wa,l.d through
, lre Deer High oiov,n here today Tor
- 90 10 . Sictmt l,ccu starred ;or the
,iiors aud 90. work Of Towers Tor the
'r..h featured
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22

Dave Drrdcn school u Music. 800
Tlylor street Teaching SiAophon' ana
All band and orchestra Instruments
Phone 9fS3
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
seasons 10 come.

Three lines la tho first period al IS
minutes actual play Harvard crored
Centres goal line duo in part % the
COlonols inability 90 hold the lall and
tho Crimson's almost uncanny sense ~
sphere following. plus superior iudg.
ment whqn and bow o. strike for
scores The team which ySar ago
defeated Harvard g. o. saw 10
Crimson score win two minutes after
The opening kick or
Yet IN the face 81 this Crillron dis
hsier. Centre came hack and net only
Outriayod the CrimCn machine ~ thu
final periods ~ tho game. bur sciled
touchdown in addition 10 au oarDm
field goal n was The wonderful spirit
uf courage and hattie o. tho end that
thrilled and aroused tho thousands ~
spectators ana caused iham tlmo nud
ugaln % omit the rebel yen or ai least
the best initiation o. the real southern
urilcla that an enthusiast 1Gtlonrr
could produce ig roofing ior let
cause
l, can not a. truthrly ud ul,
Centre was a better fnothsn to1m o..
dsy than Harvard. lut Their. was uot
the difference m rllv.na ability That
tho ocoro would appear to Indicate =
me occauioral costly hrH of f.m
und luck were eliminated
Tho lineup ard summ1I
Harvard .h Position Centre no
Lifts .. glrIr
Lett End
Eastman -... Lynch
Lefi Tackle
Grew .......... ........ Jones
Len Guard
Clark ...... ...... kubaIo
Ceut,r
Hubbard ...... shodonB
Right Guard
Bunker ........ Cropr
Right Tacsle
Hartley -.... ..-.... ........ Lemon
RlehL LH1
Buell. ,o .....-.... C.mr,@
Quarter Bac.
Guhrke .............. saavdr
Left liar
Owen $4,000. .......... NulsIf.
Right lllf
Chaplns ......... EH,.i n
iuI R1ch
Score iy periods
Harvard . ......... n-ri
Centre ....... ..... uJu $50
Harvard scoring Touehiowna owen,
Guhrke, chaplin Points from try after
touchdown, lluuu d Coal from nsd.
Ifaffman. Centre lcHils Touchdown.
Covington. Point q .m 'rr after touch
down. Lemon Goal f.ou f,d GOWNS
ton Referee. q Quislev Gfout ln.
e'ltuie iitfie Eoca AftN Umpire
". Il Cropl.y. rord,u Head
i.snesn,an, n = Tsg.t Nsalrru
Field Judge Tlwu CIgtit N''
Point. limo of por obs minutes
zach.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
HARVARD PILES UP EARLY Lead, WINNING 24-1O

mr p.roi, The play which caused the
protest the score had been 10 !"
favor ol he uurmalti,s.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22

s. SoiphonS college. Annadai,-o On
liudsont has added q course IN scicu,ii
ic thinking,
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-04-27

81 was sufferer for two years
with kidney and bladder disor-
ders, sore muscles, stiff joints
a n d backache," writes Mrs.
Mile r. Johnson, Box 81, Cache,
H., II took Foley Kidney Pills
and they sure relieved me and
fixed me up in good shape"
Strengthen weak kidneys and
correct bladder trouble. Sherman
Robbins d Sons local dealers. ,
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-04-27
Morris Creek

Miss Hattie Neal spent Sunday
with Mr.. md Mrs. Bill Neal, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Upton
spent Sunday with Mrs. Henry
Stephens
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Neal, ST.,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Richardson.
Messrs. Clayton Fryar and Matt
Roberts returned to Newport
with Luther Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Benning.
field spent Sunday with their
daughter, Mrs. Joe Neal.
Misses Violet and Lille Fryar
spent Sunday with Misses Jewell
and Golden Swango, of Stanton.
Misses Fannie and Jane Ste
phens spent the week. end with
Misses Nora and Lou Mamie Neal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Neal
spent the weekend with her
mother, who lives several miles
from here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Creech
and little son and Mr.. Bre xer
and family, of Wolfe county,
spent the week end visiting rela-
tives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Oaks and
two sons and little daughter, of
Stanton, and Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah
Oaks and children, of - creek,
all attended church here Sunday
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-04-27
Found Seven Rats Dead in Bin
Next Morning."

Robert Woodruff says: "My
premises were infested with rats
| tried RAT SNAP on friends
recommendation. Next morning
found seven dead rats in bin, two
near feed box, three in stall
Found large number since. No
smell from dead rats-RAR.
SNAP drys them up. Best thing
| have ever used" Three sizes.
35c, 65c, 81 20. Sold and guar.
anteed by j. f. Smith d Co. and
{. Shimfessel.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-04-27

In these days of "flu," coughs,
colds, Group. it is well to know
that every year there are more
bottles of Foley's Honey and Tar
used than Of any other cough
medicine. Mrs. s. l.. Hunt, 5l5
W. 9th ST., Cincinnati, Ohio.
writes: "Folsy's Honey and Tar
relieved me Of a hacking cough. ("
Sherman Robbins 4 Sons local
dealers.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-04-27
Great for "Flu" and "Crip" Coughs

II had an awful cold that left
me with a dreadful cough" says
Mrs. M. E. Smith, Benton. La.
Bought Foley's Honey and Tar
of our druggist and it cured me
completely" This grand RENE
dy should be in every household
at this time, when influenza,
grip, coughs and colds are so
prevalent. Sherman Robbins q
Sons local dealers.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-04-27
Mrs. Susan Hatton.

Bruce Rogers, Jr., who is work.
ing in the oil field near Paints.
vile, visited home folks the last
of the week.
The people Of this community
were very much excited last
Tuesday night by ''panther"
being heard near several houses.
Misses Emma Grove aud Fan
ME Daniel, Messrs. Floyd Daniel,
Bernard and venard Stsmper.
and Willie Reed, all Of Bowen,
attended church At Chop Chest
nut Sunday.
b Following were the Sunday
pvening guests Of Miss Lizzie Nc
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-04-27
Commissioners Sale.

Powell Circuit Court, Kentucky.
T. f. Friar, Plaintiff, VS..
Sarah Roberts and others, Defendants.
In Equity.
| By virtue of Judgment and Order
of Sale of the Powell Circuit Court
rendered ut the March Term thereof,
| 1922 in the above cause for the sum of
Six Hundred Dollars with interest at
the rate of per cent per annum from
the 9th day of February 1920, until
paid, and costs herein, / shall proceed
to offer for sale at the Courthouse
door in Stanton, Ky to the highest
bidder, at Public Auction, on Monday
the Ist day of May, 1922 at one o'clock
p. NJ, or thereabout (being County
Court day., upon credit of six months
the following described property, to
wit:
A tract of land on the waters of
Morris creek in Powell county, Ken
lucky, beginning at White Oak in the
Stanton and Morris creek road and
corner to Elisha Baker, thence North
up the County road to the Gum Hol-
low, thence across the road to a Sweet
gum corner to Sarah Vance, thence
continuing an East course up said Hol-
low to the top of the ridge, thence with
the center of the ridge and Sarah
Vance line to a White Oak corner to
Alvin Forkner. thence a Southerly di-
rection with the Willoughby heirs to
Wiley Roberts line to small Black
oak, thence North course with the
same line to set stone corner to Ed
gar Bradley, thence South course
crossing the road with Edgar Bradley's
line, thence on with Dave Martins line
to White oak corner to N. @. Ben
ningfield's line, thence with the bluff
down to its end at Morris creek, thence
a Southerly course with the bluff,
crossing the mouth of drain on the
South side of the house to set stone,
thence Western course across the
creek to u gum corner in Benning-
fields line. thence South with Ben
ningfeld's line and bluff to mouth Of
Bradshaw follow to Sweet Gum in
Elisha Bakers line. thence South di-
rection with the bottom of the bluff to
an Ironwood at the water-gap, thence
with the barb WIRE fence and Bakers
line to the White oak at the beginning,
80 acres more or less. Or
sufficient thereof to produce the sums
of money so ordered to be made. For
the purchase price the purchaser with
security or securities, must
execute Bond. ., bearing legal inter-
est from day OF sale until paid, and
having the force and effect of Judg-
ment. Bidders will be prepared to
comply promptly with these terms.
LUTHER STEPHENS,
M. Commissioner.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-04-27

Joe Mounsx. the Ford dealer,
- makine prspsrations fog much
improvement Of the Ford and
Fordson service station. He an
noonces that in keeping with the
Ford policy OF making everything
convenient. safe and economical
for the users OF Ford cars and
trucks and Fordson tractors, he
will 10 the very near future in.
stall much additional garage
equipment, and enlarge his build.
ing toaImost twice it's present
size. 1t will be his aim to make
the Ford garage everything that
could be expected in the way of
a service station for the whole
automobile public. An addition.
al line of Ford parts has been or.
dered go that any part of the Ford
car can be replaced without un.
necessary delay.
In addition to selling Ford cars
trucks and tractors, Mr.. Mountz
has recently been made dealer
for the Lincoln, an eight cylin.
der car of the highest quality.