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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-31
JACKSON DAY DINNER.

Amarillo and the Panhandle are
assured OF a Jackson Day ban
quet 70 be held Monday. January
s. al the Amarillo Hotel Esu-
mates are that $50 men and wom-
en- will be present for the rally, az
which old fashioned Democracy
will prevail
Tickets will be SI2S a plate.
and reservations may be mad,
now Applications may be sent Ia
the Amarillo Hotel. Ii Democrats
from out OF town wish To make
reservations, they should send
their rcmittauccs at once. TIL,
Daily New, viii be glad TO reserve
tickets Tor out of town readers
should they wish the paper TO do
this service.
Negotiations are ON Tor an out
standing Democratic leader "a
come here and deliver an adlrcs
that VIII be filled with jefferson
ian and lack,onIln Dem acy
Let u, an sup 0rt TIM, li0u aud
show tina, New York. Washing
ton and Louisville are not th,
only cities that can hold success
iul Jackson Day lchrat'ouS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-31
Book of St. Luke

that they may go into the towns and
country round about. and lodge. ana
get ylctuals Tor we are here IN a desert
place.
10 But he said unto them. Give 20
them o. eat And they said. We have
no more but flye leaves and two fishes;
except We should 80 and buy meat for
an this people.
u For ihcy were about five thou.
sand men. And be- said 10 his disciples.
Make them SIT down by fifties IN a
company.
% And they did ~. and made them
an s.t down.
10 Then he took the five loaves and
the two Gshcs. and looking up to
heaven. he blessed them and brake.
and gave thcm 60 the disciples Ia set
before the multitude.
IL And they did eat. and were all
filled. and ihero was taken up fras.
ments that remained to them twelve
baskets
Is Ana u came 90 pass AS he was
alone praying. has disciples We're with
him. and he asked them, saying. Whom
say 'Lc people that ! am'
10 They answering said. John tho
Baptist hui some aiy. ELIAS. and others
ay. that one OF the old prophets -
risen again
gu lie said unto them. But whom say
ye that amp Peter answering said,
The Christ OF God
% And be- stmitly charged them. and
commanded them Goo tell nn man that
th.ng
q. saying The son Of man must sur.
Ter Wauy things, and bc rejected u tho
elders and chief priests and scrihes.
ana Boz slain. ana be- raised the third
day.
CONTINUED SeNt Woekl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-31


Then he called hs twelve disciples
together. and gave them power and
authority over an devils. and 20 cure
diseases.
And he sent them 90 preach the
kingdom Of God, and 90 heal the sick.
And he said unto them. Take moth.
ing tot your journey. neither slaves.
nor scrip. neither bread. neither money!
neither have two coats apiece.
And Whatsoever hous. yc enter
into. there abide. and thence depart
And whosurysr win not receive YOU,
when 81, go out of chat city. shake or
the very dust from your feet Tor tcs.
tmouy against them.
Ana they departed. and went
through th" towns. preaching the go~-
pei and healing every where.
Sow Heroid %" torirDh heard 90
an Wat was done hy him ami ho was
porpl,ved. becaus. that % was said -
sons that John was risen from the
dead
4 And o. some that Elias had up.
pearcd and OF others. that one % th"
Ola prophets was risen again.
. And lIcrud said. John have / be-
hoadod. bat who is this ~ whom !
hear such th.uE' And hc dcsIui 70
sce him
10 And the apostles, when they We're
returned. told him ull that they had
done. And be- took them, and went
privately into desert place DO
longing 90 the city callcd Brihsida.
% Mud the peuplc, when they knew
b, followed him auI o." received them.
and spakr unto things Of the kingdom
0f Cod. ana h,ale,l them that had u-oi
of healing
H. And when the day began 20 wear
away. then came the twelve. and said
unto hHm. Send the multitude away.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-31
PANHANDLE PRESS



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Judgment Personally ue I.. tu .ey
th. ORIENT weather th. present s0m
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-31
WATER NEXT YEAR.

Water must be- one Of the ace
compllshmeut ui Amarillo iu
1874 The time ha come when
Amarillo must get water. or II
will be seriously handicapped iu
us growth. The coming ut the
smeltcr means that there sill be
additional demand, upon the
water supply
Practically ali othcr civic needs
must be- pat aside during ly.}
until the water supply D. a.sur-
cd Public sentiment D. crystal
ilcd for the water supply and 1t
Is not anticipated that there win
bee much difficulty 20 get support
tOr d bond uc
Whatever wc do IN 1923, ict rs
not forget water.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-31

No wonder they We're surprised.
Tommy 3 house was on wide. snow
covered plain with high mountains In
the distance Ana oven if there had
been amy water Do would be frozen hard
fur months 90 come.
Blt the mystery was discovered. Tor
down south IN a warm country. In
house beside deep, clear river. tha
Twins found this note in Johnny John.
sons chimney.
der SANITY Claws:
II wood like a pare Of icc-creepers.
and big bleNablc flier sled. and pare
ni sharp estates. and some new init.
tens and "a FUR cap and "A hocky silk
| viii bee much OBLIGED.
"Yuro friend
II bet you this Is Tommy Thomp.
sons note, said Nick Johnny
couldn't use lee things In this no,
place
Il bet YOU IL is too, declared Nancy,
looking ~ both notes hard. Yes sir.
The names are rubbed ont and changed.
TWcrkauosc has done a. There"
Go Bc Continued
Copyright 1922. NEA Scrylcel
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-31
YOU IN 1923.

NH' d.- .9,3 hold IN store
for you Better thiugs in q mon
ey way ur.ahI. Tor the outlook
is that there viii be more pr is.
pcrity 90 D.. divide among the
American people
As i9r other things that 80 .o
700
thong. ut N...
new 90 81. f..t .ic Is what $50
make D. and real hapiucss 90
condition ID heart and mind.
Ahead then. with pcpl Time ls
giving q, new deal with the
card, Forget mistakes ot ly1l
and begin aircsh
The start OF new year Is al
ways fascinating. because Do
opens the door ai the unknown
The curtain uso- on a new az OF
the eternal drama, life.
The plot is not cut and dried 900
advance lou. as one OF the ac-
tors, help shape It. Many who
starred 90 previous acts will fade
to the back o' the stage De-
carried out through the wings.
Stilled forever. The lead roles aye
Away changing.
What new Mansfield or Irving
or beruharit wilI spring into the
limelipht and fame IN 1923; 80
one know. The future is yciIel.
More than any vcar Of tn past
1923 holds promise for great
SpectaCular events IN man pcuc-
tration Of the unknown.
A powerful undercurrcnt be-
came evident iu humanity dur
ing Io22 spiritual Weakening a
renewed intcres, IN the hereafter.
in our purpose here on earth, and
that mysterou' depth known as
the subcousci0us mind.
Psycho-analysis and similar
phenomeua. incorrectly called
"crazes,' all are leading up 10
some sensational new develop.
meut for humanity at large.
Shall We. in 1923. talk viii
Mars or Venus by radio or menia
waves
Shall we discover new psychi,
powers tina, have been lying dor
mant in u. waiting until Destiny
= ready Tor " 10 use them Al
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-31

Il COLONEL DELIVERED
HIMSELF rs 4 ROAR Ills LOSG
lNNr.D CANE WAS RAISED ia
sTElkE.
thoughts. re- none 80 had" Her
..s..h lIsh tr.lled out, bI, the note
10 % ilr..l his ears this time.
De- SAYS Der now, 70 seemed % him.
'1r the trs, time. and saw how he
.1I r Judged her.
sglg. ROW. how was I % guess
th7t chat Colonel Bishop could
have an anr flr his Niece SAID be
slgssr. f1r De was reckless a.
mon often lre I7 sudden ps1fcnce.
you wouldn't 81 course
hnH.iut tk ven often guess
shit" Having u.tror.i HIM with
'.lt mIl Dor r1r.e I'd, turned %
h.r negro arI OBJ. basket that b.
carried Frm this shs lftei now
Do" fruits HrI drlrlr.rs v.tn which
q, WIS laden. lud piled -h,m in such
heaps Upon the beds 90 the SIX
-HlHHrIs f.If iy The time she had
sa served .ae .tf, % them Der basket
Nas empty. 5rl there was nothing
DO. tor arr own fellow couutymen.
iayias tfIs tmptiei her basket.
.H. oa'H.l h,r negro. ana without an.
other vHll Or so much ls another
-.. zoo p,far niool swept oli of
rH. place R.1 Dor head h.rs ana
.f.r thrust forward
it,r watched hDr departure. Then
Na fc..fU.. . sch
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-31
By Rafael Sabafini
BEGIN HERE TODAY
e kAFAEL SARkTuU
Nypct MA SMUGGLING

tCAPIAlN BLOOD physician and adyenturcr is convict
ed unluStly a charge of treason against King James
of England With JEREMY PITT, young ShpmaS-
ter he sent into slavery in Barbados where he is pur-
chased by COLONEL. BISHOP uncle aud guardian OF
ARABllIA BISHOP who is sweet and beautiful her
uncle is ugly and vindcyc Blood gwen unusual de
gree o freedom when he successfully treats Governor
Siccd and his wife for Illness
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-31
ATHOUGF1T
FOR TO-DAY

Fear not thou; Tor ! am aith thee
g. net dismaS ID. tor r"i thy God.
I VIII strengthen thee, sea. viii
help thee. Sea, vail uphold the
with tho right hand 81 my righteous.
n,s, Isaiah ii.lO.
so ronsecr.fed ahlrd'F would
nave stood .t. ratrl 'N.. H.l
BE- 700 mar aI t.f sHHi fHH Hh.
IeoiI0u oI ftr tLId N,.f
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-31
SUICIDE HAS PROBLEMS.

over 5000 AWcuCdu- commit.
ted suicide ia rg1L report, d.
Frederick J. Hoffman austC.
expert for Prudential Life iusur
au.c Co. Putting o another wa,
about 10 ont ot every 10000 took
their own lives.
Spread this over Is years, IN,
present "hic expectancy q, birth
and YOU have one person ln a hun
bred committing suicide
lmpart new hope to 100 pee
pie and YOU prevent one suicide.
When yuu meet people with "tbc
blues cheer them up. They may
need % dangerously $40. Tel
them they must solve their prob.
lens here ct ,arsI the troubl,
with them beyond the grave.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-31

United states manufacturer. exno-,.
ed automobiles las, year TO ia coun.
tries.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-31
The Amarillo Town GOSSIP

Dear Town % dressing room.
all tho predcameuts in. - .
Maybe should you AND LEON
. a "'' ao5. a.' psa% ' y oS v v RIGHT AWAY
MY DEAR Leon Leon STARTED to blush
I'M ONE guy. FOR remembered then
WHO porsN.t . FOUND IT WAS n'., day.
popGrNG TROUBLE AND MEN v'rc't allowed
AND Yor ou.n' know. AND LEON -. 8
II didn't have NEARLY died AL
rREDlc,MEir: didn't = -.
WOULDN'T nave FOR Thought o. "a plan. 49,
ANYTHING 70 .r.'o anoa. AND sNEAKfD over.
But Avrrroi 80, BEHIND A '.r,.
n
WAS SOME ,'or' ago AND THERE found
WHEN wen. PAIR of r.". >
TO An athletic club THAT SOME man used J
TO TAKE SWIM PLAY haad,:.n IN !, -
AND THE vaiih.aa AND 1 pu,
MUST HAVE Zen asleep AND in time.
ron walked rsb, in FOR OFT cam. tn ladies, u
THE pool was IN THEIR ffee suits -"
!.
AND 40 there. AND / explained y
srash'i around WAS WINNING master.
rRhcrtiE6; ne crawl AND ALL afternoon
AND DID some iy'sr 20 s,a'' y
UNTIL vas 'ulsi' AND TEACH those women. =
AND TuN ..n.l now TO RICK ',.lr feet
To TAKE shower THANK
AND It. United states manufacturer, .,ror,
rtp,pn ed auo.ooi's last
Williams news., 1922-12-29

This dear United States was ruled by the Wall Street bloc for many years and comparatively little noise was made about it-in fact the gang got by without so much as being call ed a bloc. Now that the farmer states of the middle states are attempting the "bloc system" in an effort to push thru legislation favorable to the farm CTS, a tremendous noise is being rais- ed. While we don't particularly like this system of legislation, we frankly admit that if we must be ruled by one bloc or the other, we prefer the agri- cultural bloc because it will benefit & greater part of the American peo- pie.
Williams news., 1922-12-29

Miss Margaret Duffield returned home for the holidays, from Tucson where she is enrolled at the Univers- ity.
 MT. and Mrs. T. H. Cureton and family were guests of MT. and Mrs. L. w. Cureton, on Christmas day.
 Miss Helen EaSton is enjoying her vacation with home folks, returning from the Flagstaff Normal School last week.
 Mrs. J. s. Button accompanied the Chas. Buttons on their overland trip to Yuma. Mrs. Button, ST., hopes to spend little time at the Hot Springs below Phoenix while the rest of the party proceeds on to Yuma.
 MT. and Mrs. R. D. Mitchell, Marg- aret, and w. H. Allison attended the Installation of Eastern Star and Ma sons at Flagstaff Wednesday night
 MT. Roy reports the condition of his son Robert, who is i'll at the Grand Canyon with scarlet fever, as being having safely passed the crisis of his illness. Theresa has escaped the mal- ady to date and prospects of her inn munity are good.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Finney went to Grand Canyon Saturday and brot back Miss Mildred Finney to spend Christmas with home folks
 Margaret Mitchell who is teaching at Bowie, Ariz., is home for the vaca- tion.
 Jay Montgomery returned from Los Angeles, Sunday, to spend the holidays with the home folks.
 The Misses Easton who are stud | ents at the Northern Arizona Normal 1 School, are spending the holidays | with their parents here.
 L. w. Cureton, manager of the Co., conino County Farm Bureau ,manag- ed to leave his spuds long enough to | come home Saturday and spend Sum lay and Christmas day with his family | here.
 Minnie Hilkins and Mildred Took | of Flagstaff are visiting Florence | Allen and Helen Mitchell.
Williams news., 1922-12-29
PERSONAL AND LOCAL

Mrs. Rose Kirby and family left permanently.
 MT B. Duffield has been spending Xmas with his family in Williams. O o O The young men of Mr. Loomis' class have planned a rabbit feed for Thursday, to be held in the parsonage A drive on the bunnies was made Wednesday.
 Mrs. C. Howe presented a wonder fully good cake of generous dimen- sions to her class of Sunday school children and each received a slice be- fore leaving services Sunday morning
 Miss B. Duncan is spending the hol- idays as the guest of the Roussiaus at McGaffey. New Mexico.
 Miss Riola Phillips is to return to her home in Williams. Her parents have rented one of the Sine cottages on Second Street and are preparing a welcome there for her.
 O O o
 The intermediate girls of Miss Aphra Anderson's Sunday school class were declared winners of second place in the recent collection campaign and will enjoy feast of their prizes next Thursday afternoon. Miss Jag gard has kindly substituted as teacher  present.
 The primary children of the Sum- day school were guests of their teach CTS at the Jackie Coogan matinee and enjoyed the program as whole heart edly the older children.
 O O O
 Miss Anna Griswold of Phoenix was visitor in Williams last week, on business concerning a large pub fishing firm which she represents
 The theatre was more than filled | for the Jackie Coogan matinee Tues day, and judging from the peal after i peal of laughter coming several hun dred strong from the house during l the performance it is certain the little 1 movie star is proving more than pop ular with the Williams youngsters. i Some matinee parties had been ar ranged but Prof. Cureton prot the large percentage of the audience from | school with him, the children being | guests of public spirited citizens who | bought up-the house so that no child l might miss the performance.
Williams news., 1922-12-29

Christmas is over. The kiddies are still having delightful time with the toys that were built strong enough to stand the wear. Mother is tired and worn out but is smiling reflect lively over the happy scenes of that gladest day of the year. Dad, poor fellow, is trying to hold onto the Christmas spirit and not to swear, but he has nearly chawed the end of his pencil off and has gotten what appears to be permanent wrinkle at the upper exteremity of his nose, trying to figure out how in tarnation he IS going to meet all the bills be- fore Christmas comes around again.
Williams news., 1922-12-29

Now that thefts, bank robberies and murders are getting so common that they are hardly worth a scare head in a big metropolitan daily, a campaign may soon be looked for to secure the repeal of all criminal laws on the ground that the laws make the criminals.
Williams news., 1922-12-29

The school children are thoroly en- toying their two weeks vacation. This is longer than has been granted them for some time, and they are all strong for it.
Williams news., 1922-12-29

Mir and Mrs. Renshaw and fam fly were Christmas visitors to Flag staff.
Williams news., 1922-12-29

Miss Mary Matz and brother Jim mic of Phoenix spent Xmas in Will Hams with home folks.
Williams news., 1922-12-29
THE WILLIAMS NEWS

Published every Friday in the year at Williams, Coconino County, Arizona.
Williams news., 1922-12-29

Entered at the Post Office at Williams, Arizona, as second class mail matter.
Licking Valley courier., 1922-03-02

Quarterly. Court, Tu,I'0y af,cg
ur,h Monday IN each month.
Fiscal Court On Wpdups ay after
Fourth Monday IN April aNl October
4. y Justices. Courts
First .I)iStrct, j. c. Terrell. Cann.l
lily, First Thursday m each month,
Second District, liar'an MURPHY
okln, Wednerday after third Monda,
Licking Valley courier., 1922-03-02

n each month.
Third District. Chas. d. Walters
o3wlne, First Tues lay in each month
Fouth District, Raney Hamilton
liver Hill, Friday after third Mon
NY In each month.
County Board Of Education.
]. $ Carter, Chmn., n. G. Gevedon, j
Curren Nickel, ]. w. Fannin, w. O
elfrey. Bernard Il, Whit, Sec, ant
rels
Meets first Monday In zach month.
Circuit Court.
Circuit Judge, d. W. Gardner, Salyers
vile.
Snmonwealth's Attorney, G. @. Al
len, West Liberty, Ky.
ircuIt Court Clerk, ....J. d. LEklns
faster CcpplssiOner. ..R. NJ. Oakley
Morgan Circuit Court begins second
Monddy in!Al0rCh, second Monday Ia
august and second Monday In Noyen
Ter Is judicial days.
Kentucky St"te Government.
Governor, .,,.,.., Edwin p. Morrow
Lieut. Governor. s. Thurston Ballard
Sccrttary Of State. Fred A. Vaughn
Auditor. r.,..,,,.... John ]. Craig
Treasurer, .......,.. .Jas. A. Wallace
Com. Of Agriculture. VIM. G. Hanna
fhpt. Public Instruction, Geo. r. Oolvir
Clerk Court Of Appeals Roy n Speck
e Kentucky Court Of Appeals.
Licking Valley courier., 1922-03-02
SOUR. I STOMACH T
INDIGESTION
fhedi issFs Black -Draught Highly
Recommended by a Tennessee
Grocer for Troubles Re- Z.
sulting from Torpid
= Liver.

East Nashville. Tenn The eific
iency Of Thedfords Black.Drpught, the
genuine, herb. liver medicine, IL
vouched for by Mr.. W. N. Parsons, q
grocer Of this. city. 'It is without
,dopbt 'the best liver medicine, and ]
don't believe l could get along Without
Il I take It Tor sour stomach, head
ache, bad liver. indigestion. and all
other troubles that are the result Of
q torpid liver. ~. gl y
"I have known and used n tfof So,
and can aid do highly recommend it
to every one. won't 60 to bed with.
out It in the house. 1t win do. all It
claims to do. ! eap'tsay enough for
It." sbS'@st
Many other men and women through.
out the country have found Black.
Draught Just as Mr. Parsons describes
valuable In regulating the liver to-
its normal functions, and In cleansing
the bowels Of imprritieC.
Thedford's Black. .Draught liver medl.
cine Is the original and only genuine
Accept no limitations or substitutes.
Always ask for Thedford's. R@
Licking Valley courier., 1922-03-02

only; and Is Dai
Sunday Daily. Is Daily Snda!
aud No 10 Daily
Licking Valley courier., 1922-03-02
Morgan Circuit Court.
r. NJ. OAKLEY,
Master Commissioner.

MorBan OlrCuiI OOuN.
Millard Watson, Plaintiff.
vs.. Notice of Comr's Sittings.
George Blow, etc, -. Defendants.
All persons holding, claims aga!rs,
tie property of the defendants Oh and
II ov'' N oil and gds lease involved
in this action are hereby notified that
this action is referred to the under.
signed Commissioner for taking proof
Of claims vr li,ns against this proper
ty, and all persons holding such liens
are notified that will sit at the of.
flee Of Mathis & Williams, Sebastian
Building, West Liberty, KY, on Mar
4, 1922, to hear nld rece.va proof of
all claims against The property involv.
ed In this section.
r. NJ. OAKLEY,
Master Commissioner.
Licking Valley courier., 1922-03-02
Morgan Circuit Court.


Sam Spencer, HN-e- Phhntff.
VS.. Notice of CONS Sittings.
G.. A. Rydberg, et al. Dcicrdonts.
All persons holding claims against
Il u pf'perty of the defendants cn ant.
lin a "sr.ain oil and gas ease involved
In this action are hereby notified that
this action is referred to the under
signed Commissioner for taking proof
of claims or liens against this proper.
ty, and all persons holding such liens
are notified that l will sit at the Of.
flee of Mathis & Williams, Sebastian
Building, West Liberty, KY, on Mar.
l3, 1922, to hear and receive proof of
all claims against the property involv.
ed in this section.
r. NJ. OAKLEY,
Master Commissioner.
Licking Valley courier., 1922-03-02
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Town of West Liberty

olice Judge. e......,..G. NJ. Bcllamy
Marshal, ..........,...J. NJ. Cotte
Trustees: A. p. Gullett Jas. T.. Oney
W. W. Mcclure L. B, Reed and /. .
Ferguson.
Clerk, .....,.......,..C. G. \. Nickel,
Police Court, First Wednesday Ii
ach Month for civil causes.
Mnrnnn CnnnIt