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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-25
FARMER MAKES
IS POUND GAIN
Desmond Had To Live ON Soft
Foods Before He Got Tnnlac
Eats Anything, Now.

Still another well known Indiana
man makes a remarkable statement
regarding the benefits he has re-
ceived from TanlaC. Henry Des-
mOnd. a prosperous farmer living
at 1925 Oregon St, Evansville. de
cIares that a few bottles OF the medi-
cine relieved him of a bad case OF
indigestion and that he has gained
30 pounds besides. But let Mr.. Des-
mond tell his own story
Il suffered so with my stomach
and kidneys that / had to quit work.
j was simply all in. played out COM
pletely. My stomach was so weak
that / was forced TO live on soft
foods altogether and even that would
fail TO digest. After eating the gas
would blOat me up as tight as a
drum and 1 always had a hard.
lumpy feeling in the pit OF my
stomach. The gas would press
around my heart and cause me such
intense pain that ] felt every min
ute that the next breath would be
my last AT night 1 suffered so that
I got very little sleep. Every bone
in my body seemed to ache and my
back especially felt like IL would
break. / lost weight until / was
little better than a skeleton and j
got so weak l had to walk with a
stick, and even with that 1t was all
I could do to get around. j was
not able TO do the little jobs about
the house. let alone the teamwork.
for I didn't have strength enough
20 put the harness on a horse.
Did I try anything for relief
Man, tried everything. but nothing
did me any good until I got this
Tanlac. One day "A friend told me
that Tanlac had relieved him Of a
trouble like mine, so I got a bottle,
and sir. what that medicine did for
me was astonishing. Before I had
finished taking the first bottle I got
so ] could sleep and began to pick
up in weight. Now 7 can eat any
thing. and | wouldn't know | ever
had a stomach, so far as il troubl-
ing me is concerned. My appetite is
a caution and 1 have actually gained
80 pounds Ny kidneys have quit
bothering me and at night I am off
20 sleep almost as soon as / get i'm
bed. II anybody doubts my state
ment let them some to me and I will
gladly tell them myself what Tanlac
has done for me, I never lose a
chance TO recommend il"
Tanlac is sold i'm South Bend at
the Central Drug Store, Public Drug
Store, LandOn's Pharmacy and Wet
ticks Cut Rate Drug store: and in
Mishawaka at the Red Cross Phar-
macy. -Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-25
FRANCE HONORS
"a "Y" WORKERS
Americans Are Made "Offi-
ciers de academic" For
War Services.

BUFNOs AIRES. June 24.-The
recently ORGANIZED BuenOs Aires post
Of the American legion will be
known as Spencer Ely Post"
Spencer lily was the FIRST American
residing in Argentina TO volunteer
10 serve his country In France and
the first 10 fall Of the Argentina
contingent
on his arrival IN France. Ely
Joined tho lG5th regiment (thc old
fighting 69th Of New York; and
was killed at Chateau T-hferry- After
having been wounded I'm action he
was carried 20 a dressing station
from which ne refused 70 be re-
moved until more seriously wound
ed comrades had been taken 20 the
rear. Before his turn came, the
dressing station was blown up a
German she'll
Fly was n native or Flushing. n.
T., and a descendant OF Gen.
Schuyler OF the Am erican revoIu-
ton His family mas resided IT.
Buenos Aires for about T. years
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-25
THIRD ARREST MAKES
CONFIRMED DRUNKARD'

ASU&CION June 24-Persons
arrested FOR drunkness more than
three times a year ia Paraguay will
be considered confirmed drunkards
and their photographs posted in sa-
looms and police stations under the
provisions OF a bill which has been
approved BY tho senate and is now
before the lower house.
The law would also forbid the
sale OF liquor in theaters. moving
picture houses. race tracks and
other places OF public gathering ana
within 200 meters OF places where
laborers work The president is
empowered 10 issue "A decree deter
mining the alcoholic content Of i'm
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-25
MAPLE GROVE

Revival meetings are In progress
at the Maple Grove church
Miss Helen Crocker of South Bend
visited he Misses Kathryn and
EmORene Hartman last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Written Of
Bridgman. Mich, were visitors at
TIE home Of Albert Wagner Sunday.
Mrs. Andrew Howell and Mrs.
Abbie NinsOn were in South Bend
Tuesday.
W II. Long and Mr. and Mrs
Henry Smith attended the Shene-
man reunion at Walkerton. Ind.
Saturday
Clifford Lawson is slowly recover
ing
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-25

tovi>ating liquors and fixing other
restrictions tending 10 make their
consumption less injurious TO the
public health. Provision is also
made for anti-alcOholic propaganda
In Tho public achonls
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-02
NEW YORK COTTON DROPS.
ON DENIAL STRIKE IS OVER.


., a loriai,d Pace.
NlaY Nui,k. Ort. t.--Elrly lyaurr'
W,rr i.liuN"d ly sharp break in th"
uttur market inlIN following d'ui1,H
'hu ihr luuish r'tl iui'y dispute hi'l
t'n tr'ilri md rtpIrfr u r1r!rr spot
markets.
OtDh,. was relatively N.lt. llinE
n u,m gtIs &C. .3.0p md closing 900
.ain rr 20 mntf net livtI while o."
tont.il h.t si"Ud ,.-N with th" Del 'f
months Co.. q. pu.uta below last night
inai ur,'af"n- The market 'iunt.
't,lay ~ zoo ADJ 1nr. 90 10 Goo 30 points
iud f0li about - d" q, points net h'h
~ during the EARLY trading IN r,spuut'
20 higher Us .pDnl 'ihi,A THE mlrt'i
a,ahruod during the midd,' %, the dlS
n smnil ruods sales ui Fab iIyci pros
lrct4 Iur batter weather. % private con
lliinn report - t31. southern Hllius
ud load pressure, iuuthvr rallV iNl
0N "a r,p1tr that Tho thi,t,'ucl Ut
IA p.t stiikr bod h',u called oil hu'
Ir' iurrDGfnd offerings when atcl
dylDca said That thr strike Gotl'cs hn'
iri,ly ~ N Instpnpd pending uuuth'.
otr hy Oh" mir'iN December contract
aid OFT from .. 90 O. - ~ and Ianulr
rom a. Go 90 IS. go uhUu' o. Go ..
r.uts ut lower md tho 'lY-' wHs o.
No. luv point e. the dag ON most p"gi
ion. sWiu. Goo thu r'uHp' 1rtH'' q
lHd.r selling and tho i.iR G lower Hpr
iiriura Dor o.. T,S.B nG1 rnts
E,puii4 t1t.fy 7"tsS. nE.hirF iSi'l
10 tar this season,
Port toceiriu ~ oeN. Iul,.d State
.Oif ftutnH ~. ttu.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-02
Market News
HEAVY SELLING CAUSES
FRESH DECLINES IN WHEAT


~ A's1-ia',d rf-s.
enc Atib. 60. I-llHyN ll.ua lr
huuv1i with Northwestern connection
did much iodly Go hriug about irr'h de-.
olm,- IN tn" wheat Wuik't h'rr lhir 70
Tossed unsettled - - cents tu IL 'rut
rrt luwir with December "1i ~ &
81 81 and Allruh ;.rN
ulH nurhtd =. cent net drrlni T.
80 cont alyHu," nud provisions at H
, 50 im,k 81 tu q, '"uit
oats we've 80 half g. aiftsN r'ni
S,iling pressure on thr wheat m1rkv'
ppp.-1nd 2" bee largely inllu'rrcl w.
coniinuod i,lk of Ctnudau ouup.utl'l
AMI bN hrr-h ,.timatca oi the W"L
upIly.
A. ihr ',trcmo 81 the consequent
| hruH 100 Value. December deliveries
/, N1B % cents under ,vstorull'a ini '
lud March yt the lowest price y'I WIS
Rli,u. 1873 receipts lpI,td the rorr
| market 60 % u'N low ly,l Tor IN" s'i'
s1n. but shorts covering lifted prices
ugniu on the litc dealings.
unH strengthened GA reports NJ crm
| damage IN Argentine.
! Commission house gflllng IT rHn
wcakun~i thr pr~, i.'lun. market r..
Nitig landing highs, quotations eco hur"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-02

KANSAS CITY. go. OFT l.-lirFs
3 COO. rp ned ,.ure o. o. higher ci's
IrE steady 'u r'f,rg. nn 'hH.rr hoe
hero. pt.k,. u.H $3.50. hu'k @ s'.rs
sll .suti5tN. t.l 1850. 'riiu"us 1un
tatl.rs .f" 'uHiutl snt 90 'h'..
t,.,, 81 Unuf .a.At. o. 30 q" 'N.i..
medium slse.Wsif I'd. rH,i i' rh,ir.
frlf s'g'Uu .ft g.. sosl iu ,hn,0 .n.u
mon s,-s nrg ,ilt"n $500.
F.fft .H" ua ,l'N UH'I rf
asI~g ~ hrrf sfe.-. md fHflrr 'rv
t.l.4,i -.i.s yr,t,rif lower "ft'q a!lHr
81. clos. HrI .ttrI, ,hoi,u o. pur
s.,.,,,, |stt si..rrHSls medium 90
-anI hD.stUEut sluNHu fis.i.. EnnI
80 ,r1.s. nrh'vrfch' s'' i"usi 5".
tnuuru tu uriHW h"Nyv yht "osi
sfl .sn. i,..l O. ,hrrr common hri'i'
ss."uisi.t.. I.i,.Ja and beet bulls
- r..l., uH ..ss .rl h'frrs 90 nN.
g. ,,lI reIf.f r.0i o. 'hoi'" M.
Iun N-hf Hr1 IWlNw' shi 80 '"'.
go 0H. '.t.'rI -',.U common. rH 10 o.
,.h.... e. nnI en- -. f'rHt'f ri"' .. cow
mon. enod a. CHOICE a. nnr s'.i. un-'
rows Hrd iaIfHH .'n mon. cd o.
choice 81 --ts-
sheen .HH CLOSING lf 'Inhf 81 Co. ia
'aurf. .H..r h.tf.. o.. l.vrI f.tiirr
amt. Nu .V,. tn .r' tn u..n
mcalm laurH go tleao. c.n and
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-02
REAL ESTATE
aCt ACRE FARM

dhl Nv ltf . AKIN
Located II miles southwest 81 "
Worth on tho Granhuy Road, 90
acres IN cultivation balance m pasture
An heavy black Way Land. uE" n "
bungalow groom house. front gl'
back porch deep Wei and wird M u
lin" uft'sun water. three shallow
Wells. or" gld spring, good earth tam
stocked With fish. gvld 4 room i'n"G'
hous". plac" well fenced and cio's
fenced This place iUr sale ~ s1cri
lie. bv owner.
also own 10 $40 acres - mic,
south Of IT. Worth an ClchuIne CT
llinal E1Ld. M good black land. 10
acres in cultivation nnd balance u
pasture. IL acres fenced hog ITcCf all
al good tilluhlo land. s'room modem
dwelling. oumr"i" foundation. vi,i
bath. hln and sleeping porch. As e,
A harm ~ cin De- found IN ~" state
garage liN2S with servants hous" uy
rrhcid. concrete Iloor two rooms o.
servant house iiAil uircly i.Ei a. q
god gmolehuuse well house, Waa
nous" lnd tho hest Of aitca7n water
Th"so improvements are Wrlctlv mod
crn la every Way in, .uding scw.gyr;
ard electric lights ana iH the hest I'm
proved farm IN the county south o
~. Worth. Has g. Ehljr trees, -
fruit tfv,s iinp larg" earth tank stock
ed with iish. also ~ . rom tenant house
These improvements uup q lilo owe
one ear old ana located within tw
miles ~ ihc town ot Crowley with
guul school and churvhos. uad only J
minutes drive 10 II. Worth. u Won,
he necessary tn SO this pruptety u
nttlcr - appr ,iato the real value
Would consider 'tadr trr property T.
or around il,grfmil TrNls. Deal due
with owner priced ri.fh,
Address g.. Z. Frazer. Crowley. To,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-02
New dreams Cotton.

Y. NFfn' ui'h 'f'ft.
NEW ORLEANS. cct, Cotton wa
without rp' ,,ri decided trend tni1v
and tho ,ifrr wns g, pnlni down tu tour
pHnts VI ,umpar'u With tho i!rni
pisr,s II N.rt,rdaY. Durlnr good part
~ iii- session thu market STOOD ~ rmah
~ moderate advances hut there w't"
declines IN the curly trading aud nRtiN
toward tho clnn Wfilc ortol"r closed
at th.. uwt.t 81 the day 10 = ~.
The wctfupg. ~ Ooinh"r Appeared p
be- iiur ~ liquidation 81 long couiihc =
Whi,h liquidation was INST started hy
'Ir irHulHiiup rt O. e." notices. A"tu'l
b" ,uru.ur was steady enough ar
prir.a were pltiu,"l 80 ~ - i"int- 10.
10" strength ct Liverpool ana lear 81
frost en- the weather map bat after the
nrw demand WaN F.tlAiod the market
trltud 44prug hut later prices com
np,ur.l Zee .Nwh urlin. active months
nUHh oour o, t. 10 point. over th"
niult uf SDuridly. December RISING "a
gLDa. ~ tho late itn'uHs IN market
lost iis good tone completely. III" d.,
Iru that f.ult,i carried tnr pllr' ~
~ net LOSSES g one a. 30 points
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-02
s% = = I. + = = = = Z = = = Z 4
WEEKLY COTTON REVIEW i
. . = + 4. T. = 4 & q q 4 = = =

NEW YORK. Uci. Tho decline ~
h, cotton market continued during th,
aili,r ult 90 "a, wei, hut after g'i
lv % et.g5 Tot December contracts. nt
bout /, cents p'r p.int below a.
ign,r l'ya eft l1'r Apti oii,riugH fhn"
q tcnd,ngy o. br'r "li SnWhtrn
4cdfor setting wis active on thv declines
nd tui lhri breaks 'Hrur'd ~ The
tuuth-ru spot markets. officially r'por,
u.
Offerings uOm thiu 1puro" ls wei -
u,rulutlt, pr' tsui" diminished later b.
hy y.rui. whom iherD wa evidently %
Is4aitilu Go tlk" ptOIt Dn Hhui'
1utiH's ur even iW lnmuW"nr Joy
yer the ru.'ruNcui ciop report ON
Monday.
OlhcrW!gs local hrpl prs reported V,r"
III, demand. however aud rallies ~
huut 100 90 $50 p'in's from iht low y
rrl, not tuilN maintained owing o. l"
,orts ~ continued depression IN IN,
:,0ds ullr uud Hpp'h'u-."us Of ir
r.ls,l HuInolu offerings un ihrih'
.dNlu,"s
The fnuv from 'h" low point ~ tN'
Iily u,rt ,tf-,i hlsA rIi'4 90 s1si"In
..t.n ui 'n' h,li and ~" appearance
+ 81 nut ga snap 81 ih, season
long the iurtn,tn eds u th' cotton
uuu'rt.
Reports or fu.vhat better tor'
70 TN Manchester market nls' W'i" F.
acton. combined Win tho suhs.dirg a"
N.tv II h,dg, s,llinr and rather l"w b
private condition reports than 'Np'ri'd
.ittlr Ur uu Improvement has hr"l o..
uit.G bon ~, uun'stir goods market
however and ,riis w'tl buyers w'i'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-02
Coffee MARKET Quiet.


SEW YORK oct III" m,tkri iol
coffee future. Wua very duiri again q"
duy and prices moved within q tanr'
ul 60 points
III, opening was points lower m
i,I.ml,r hui ~ upmily . Go G point.
higher aud active month"; sid ~ :
point. uhay, hst nights closing Figures
duu.s tl. middle 81 th' dly lad
mi, v,ir within "a puiai 0r 1870 ot %.
ho,u. Tho rlosr was . iu q points n'l
lower CLOSING bids October A.2i; IL
r,puhor "a. January sNc; March sia
Ne, 20: July $50.
~. not rlrl.'t was nuI't ~ D
10 E fur uu ~ aud ~ % to 10 a. g.
n.. ~ brazilian pOr receipts 81.
COO. lHuuaIv receipts $4,000.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-02
Cotton seed on Up.

NEN YORK. CT u Following
rather Indifferent iMi cotton seed 81
worked hishrr on a ltuc buying Co.
~. tern arrHiui and room cov,rlnr f.
'hp rally IN lrrp. Closing lids IS ID
D. uuinls net klghcD
S,'.a 900 larr'ln. irhd'Is 700. pttm'
,ruI" $50 ial,s; prime uniWvr N'.lot
apr ia00 - lI.su. Tc'nnor i3l3; D.
,,inlor ig.9u. March 1900 nIl bid, prim
winter yri'uN HuI smum'r whit" r".y
ir.l
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-02
i'nri Worth Ihcdock.

w .H"tat'd ifi'.
Ip.T WORTH. O,t l-t,,ul. 200
.i,Idy u. h,t,r. Lr"N,H 90 unf' 'n, COS. r
a. Uuu uu. hr.i'rr - uuf'' ,l. bulls
.stuOFf 80. calves St0oniut 600.
Hogs .0Du. ft.ldy light fla.,W
T. -. heavy tis Our o. %. medium
tfIsOdIS Oa. misrd &iloV'i 1880, 'ori.
mon sl2ooulI 90. p.gs slouo1 l0-5.
Sheen COO. unchanged
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-02
sugar

.ffilNNtH W.
NI.W YORK. Or.. THE '..ll mar
q for riN .ur.r Was qti'tr" iu'lny vi"
10. urdsTnuH wus f'il uu' tli'i an
ut.r.s. u anything "rHitr.
Ths mar.s"t i.t uiiuoi was unrhanF
4 ~ o. 90 - ii0o iOr fine r'unuilte.
with demand lighi
There was an 'ls.cr feeling IN fuFai
murcs nnd ciosgg prices w't" 30 I
d. Ipiufa ut' lower.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-02

ommnt LAMBS $685. sNsso ip,ssl l..
choice medium yeriiing wethrrs 1915
good 10 choice medium ewes SihUir
fa.1t cull and common ewes &2siff
va. COWS and hrifcrs taSOdt 1873
good % choice medium feeder lambs
- s0si $500
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-02

~ N.."rialol ig,st
SEW YORK. Opt. l.--fntton ro'Ais
W.is, weak and uuatcndy IN todavH
llght trndiur Yarns rain ware -
,mrrd. broad silks .uld ln mBdl lul 2,
TIN wool u,tfi.p 4N,ait"d'rraalis Di tlF
Australian auctions 'uriiIs were ugl 2
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-02
Rr Market.

& f.fofaisd rr'rs.
SEW ORLEANS. OF. ! i'ougi iic,
a ds. receipts s.riJ SACKS, m..i.r O..
ts.I'4 isis.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-02
LAND nor SALE

80 acres r.ca, choice. level land nrt
Amarillo Fenced and cultivated ~
lear. Terms II desired. Address II W
g.. iloN \. carbon. Eisillnd Co. Texas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-02
g. 9. TWToN LAND c..


FOR SAl.E-Guod broom huusr. close
IN, 81 500 Would consider good ear.
THREE Room housr. south liuchan D
$1,000 with $500 down
GROOM hnuFr on South Lincoln. g 80
SEQ. with s6"0 down
i-lCtM huuss ~, West seventh. r'r
u.r l"i. 100 foot front. 100000. sl-do
This ~ % bargain.
WANT TO TRADE so acres oi lard r.
cue al the best apple counties IN Ars.
1nEas Tor small homo IN Amarillo
NOW 10 q chance to 49, e snap. THIS
place ~ well improved
kOR SNlE--A small huuo Wrll hui.t
- d. moscl oft OF lot
IINNE IL SECTION 81 wei Improved
land IN Mon ma tu jIgtr i,l city prop
,rtN. W. uo.tn hVSigc ~
VIZ HAVE sorc gu,d wander 'cd lyr
notes s.nc money and some other land
which "" want tn TRADE fur ~ "r - p
tom al Eud land somewhere m th'
county.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-02

ph0ne i55. Kirkhan's .y3 Buck.
~ 1T IL HELP You want. Writ. OF
phone Amarillo Employmet Agency
Help 90 farmers and Contractors Free
Onc nian ar cnrlund. Why uHr pont
help when We have goal help On hand
at all times Plenty ~ cooks and lin
ing room Girls On hand now. when
IN need of n SOB Rrr us NJ we nre IN
touch with all the hest contractors ih
the state. ! ID. Head. manager. Day
phone SO: lght phone 1913.
ATTENTION. FNi,MEl;S The BROOK.
mont Cafeteria h in co." market iOr
chickens. ii'ih cglgi aud produce ~ al!
kinda Call ~ Polk street.
uRAIDS made from conbings. Ellt"
Hair Dressing Parlor. 10 Fuqua lildg
phon. -. s4G n
THE SOUTHWESTERN BELL TIL.
EPliONE COMPANY HAS DESiR.
ABLE POSITIONS ron YOrNG wO
MEN EXPERIENCE NOr NlCES
SAI,V iNtANENT EMPLOYMENT
WITH CONt;ENlAL Stltl,ot 80.
lNGS. COOP WAGES. AI'l'iY no
CHIEF OPERATOR. THIRD FiOOi,
TELEPHONE HulLDlNG. SIXTH
hNli lA1 lfilt ~ t.feiflN
Can plic" few Nrndurs lien notes.
N. iciiufE". new ib.tSindt lsllT
NOTICE
I l'urlf0n Tractor owner. 1T IN 'Npcr
/ fenced Ford,son mechanic tx yuuf
tr.Wtnr Tho pric. H. riGhi. Phone lss.
| a. o. IiolirI.
I BARGAIN ~ Used CAR--Wo hay,
a i've Passenger Iiisco" for sale 81
uadc on city property. J. ~ Gouldy
1 Inv Go.
! TId''S going 10 Clarendon SATURDAY
/ Have vou anything a. haul \. "
| Howard. phone 1858
! ROOM ana board an; Lincoln.
| LOST i;o'vccn Tulla and Canyon %
| white Wiz. wheel. carrying 3sNt 81
! ,ts.ug For reward. phone iisl
! SPECIAL ATTENTION given mal
children IN Mrs. Cilinng rrNJt, s-hoo
| apl Jackson.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-02
FOR SALE

CONFECTIONERY ot'TFlT 80 Con.
s.slng of ll.fo0t sodt fountain. cigar
cti, wall ca1c. clgar and candy ca"s.
tables. chairs. c;u'b1naior. used l'sF
than thirty day; WI Give purchas =
icnciit ~ Fash already pdd. sell tor
balance due on easy m' nihly pay
m.iiia Write or wiro Gre gnnn Fuun.
tain Company. Dallas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-02
MASONIC CALENDER
WANTED

wANTED-Your cieanins ana press.
ing. Two-picco suits ,i.75; thrce-plccc
suits. 81. We can awe you from So
;" SEQ On your suit Smith q Parks
Ih"no 1919.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-02

RESTAURANT Fl%Tr RES-Consisl.
ms ct foot cnilin"r with white ga ~
top inf1ot back hlr. tables. chtli7,
cd1,c urn, mix cooler. everything
complete Iluilt for party ~ho l"st lO.
cation. viii give purchaser benefit n
clsh already Daid. Easy monthly pny-
mcnts Write. wiz. ur phone GltbS
Man FOUNTAIN COMPANY. Dallas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-02

WANT To TRADE 80 acres ~ we'll
Improved place in Nashrrg'Hn 'unnts
Arkansas tDr small hum' iu Nuai .iln.
" be- wants tu Fa Co.. .NiHarsJs nov is
fn4t ,hbuoc Gail iHsN.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-02

nor SAi.I.-Good rpInIng housc. as
ropd lor1tion .s their. b. on the city
Cab 1888.
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WAETED-To Duy secondhand furn'
uIre and Kns stoves ~ all KINGS. Best
cash prices paid Phone zoos i%5 tic
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NOTICE:

Ctn place lew Nundurs lien notes.
N. Lciiwg". new i.bcrSindt llig
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FUI. S.\LE--Milch COW. 1900 John
johnson.
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l'uriFon Tractor owner. let m 'Vpcr
fenced Fordson mechanic tx y1uf
traitor. The pric. II right Phone 1889
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vANTED--GoOd clean eosson rags ~
Daily Eews office. Ask sSr AFR. Camp
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FOL, SALE-1 cotton mntiresgca
three quarter beds with springs WI
low rU,icr. elk iNok"r. wash stand
t"lci SIT. firclcS cooker. washing
machine. wfingcrs. wIinpcr stand
clothes basket. dining chairs. l bed
mattress. springs. electric reading
lamp. rug. 1909 Harrison. Phone al1.
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BARGAIN ~ Used CAR-Wc hav,
u i've Passenger Hiisco" for sale ~
uaac on city property. J. " Gouldy
Inv GO.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-05-06
TO VETERANS PAPER
Sid Houston Goes to Washington, D.
C., to Become Associate Editor
of Stars and Stripes.

Sid Houston, who recently left the
Kansas City Star to go to New York
to accept a position with DR.. Frank
Cranes Democracy Magazine" has
resigned from that place to join the
staff of the Stars and Stripes, with
which paper he was connected in
France after the signing of the armis-
tice. He is now located in Washing
ton, D. c., as an associate editor of
the paper which was the official organ
of the American Expeditionary
Forces during the war; and which was
established as an independent paper,
"Of the Veterans, BY the Veterans
and For the Veterans" in the United
States June IA, 1919.
A picture of Houston, together with
a story of his present work and his
resignation as state commander of the
American Legion in Missouri, appears
in the American Legion News section
fthe Stars and Stripes of May /.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-05-06

School Children
Display Defects
In Physical Tests
Social Service Nurse Finds Many
Boys and Girls With Bad Teeth,
Throat, TOnsils and Eyes.

Of the 1876 Mexico school children
who have been given physical examin-
alton by Mrs. c. Kunze, community
and social service nurse, during the
school year just ending, 8O5 were
found to be normal in their weight;
l57 were from to u pounds under
weight; 102, from II to 80 pounds
under weight; and 55 from Is to 80
pounds over weight.
Diseased tonsils combined with nasal
obstruction were defects of 78 of the
children examined, and AZ had nasal
obstruction alone. Hyertrophied ton
sils were found to be present in 124
cases. Surgical corrections to the
number of 81 have been made since
September, 1918, and AZ were reported
to have been made in other places.
Sixty of the school children in Mex
leo have defective eyes, according to
Mrs. Kunze's tests, and 407 have de-
fective teeth, Nineteen nave system
attic disturbances. Of the total num-
Der examined 356 had not been vaccin-
ated.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-05-06
George R. Pool
gDies On Farm
Near Thompson
Was Born and Reared in This County
is Brother of J. Kelly Pool,
OF Jefferson City.

George Rudd Pool, a we'll known
farmer living near Thompson, died at
his home at $50 o'clock Wednesday
morning after having been i'll several
months The funeral services will be
conducted at the home by DR.. A. A.
Wallace at 1 o'clock Thursday after
noon. Burial will be in Salt River
cemetery, near CAN'T.
Mr.. Pool was born in western Aud
rain County, March 1S, 1863 and lived
all his life in the neighborhood of his
birth and death. He was a member of
the Presbyterian Church and Of the
Mexico Odd Fellow Lodge. He is sur
vived by two sisters, Mrs. R. A. Mont
gomery, of Kansas City, and Miss
Martha Pool, formerly a teacher in
the public schools here; and two broth
ers, G. E. Pool, of Montana, and J.
Kelly Pool, of jefferson City. His
wife died twenty years ago.
Mr.. Pool was an upright, honorable
and loyal citizen, with a host Of
friends who loved him for his ad-
mirable character and sterling worth
The Ledger joins in extending SYM
pathy to the ones who are bereaved