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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-03
REOPEN BATTLE
AGAINST JOHNSON

NEW YORK. Feb 5-The legal bat
tie between Coils. Rupert and Huston.
owners of the Yanks and Ban John
son. president OF the American League
has been re-opened by the New York
owners who have instigated a new act
ion against the league head. The yam
kee suits now pending in local courts
ask for damages to the extent of $500
600. Rupert and Huston have three
specific complaints. They charge that
Johnson attempted 10 influence the
New York Nationals TO refuse them
permission TO play on the Polo grounds
and that he has conspired with five
other clubs TO drive them from base
ball In a third suit the Yanks seek
to restrain Johnson from paying him
self salary from the leagues treasury
for compensation as president. secre-
tary or treasurer.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-03

Feb. y; vincennes. Feb. II. and New
Albany. Feb. IS.
In all tho talks the governor will make
the assertion that majority of the
home owners of the state will pay less
taxes this year under the new tax law
and that the large business concerns
that have been getting by on small as
sessments in the past viii have TO pay
their just share. He will also defend
the state administration. particularly the
economical policies in the conduct of
state business that have been effected.
The governor will also review the
promises he made in his campaign
speeches of 1916. which he says. square
with the acts of the administration.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-03
BABE WILL BE rs
NEXT SATURDAY

NEW YORK. Feb. Geo. Babe
Ruth. worlds greatest slugger and the
highest priced ball player OF all time
will celebrate his twenty-sixth birth
day next Saturday. The Yankees
latest acquisition first saw light of
day Feb. Z. 1894. at Baltimore. Md.
Six years made a great difference in
the life of Ruth. In 1914 he was
in a reformatory at Baltimore to
which he had been sent because Of his
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-03

phens despite the most awful road
Imaginable and reached Huntsville with
out trouble.
II came along TO Rome and thence
to Atlanta. getting here the 18th. And
when took q look at my car 1t did not
show any signs OF wear. After having
II washed and filled with oil IL seemed
Immediately ready for 1000 more miles.
The speedometer registered 1878 miles
when 1 got here and I have been sight
seeing around Atlanta for q week 1
was the first person 10 drive throu gh
from Nashville and it was q bitter ex-
perience, bat after Il I have no fears
for the remaining miles of my trip. no
matter how the roads are. My best
courtesy and thanks TO the powerful
Stephens.
At Newark-Gene Tunney knocked
out Al Roberts IN the eighth round
Charlie Beecher shaded Battling
Reddy.
Eddie Fitzsimmons outpointed Jim
my Duffy.
Benny valgar gave Joie Fox box
ing lesson
At Philadelphia-Dan O'Dowd, Bos-
ton heavyweight defeated Paul Simp-
son Of New York In six rounds
Joe Tiplitz and Jack Russo fought
six rounds to a draw
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-03

lotters of the Ohio city. Uhle was
taken from an amateur team last
spring and by the end Of the sea-
SON had developed into a steady,
winning big league hurier. Had
Morton and Coumbe, tried re9u-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-03

failure to attend school regularly. It
was while in the reformatory that
Ruth began his career az ball play
or
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-03

lars, come through as did Uhle
the Indians might now be champs.
So far this spring Speaker has
signed up George Cykowsky. nick
named "Cy." and Lefty Kahoun,
two Cleveland amateur stars.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-03

Through the rapid growth of business have installed
other telephone Grocery Department We wish to inform the
public of many bargains which showing window
Wholesale prices every the week New bargains will be added
to the You money by watching Windows
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-03

The phenomenal success of Pitch
ar George Uhle with the Cleve-
land Indians in the 1919 campaign,
has caused Manager Speaker and
Owner Dunn of the Indians to
seek more stars among the sand
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-15

from the wholesalers or johbing
houses.
I managed to buy five wash boil
''-f from nv wholesaler the other
day" he declared. II had CUSTOM
ems for two of these The other
three were sold the day ! got them
"a my store. Tubs are out of the
question. haven't been able to
purchase a tub In month"
4 tinsmith declared h. had never
made 81 many metal tanks In the
history of his business as he has
during The last ten weeks.
Everybody has a particular type
OF tank he wants constructed" the
'insmith said. An are particular
however. II having a faucet In the
bottom The demand Tor these tanks
has recently becomo 80 great that |
have hired All the extra men ! could.
aud II Is frequently necessary for
them to work overtime TO turn out
the orders"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-15
NOTHING LESS THAN
WONDERFUL" STATES
WELL KNOWN OPTICIAN

rsr ~ indigestion NERVOUSNESS AND p
ron down ,unaitiun. and Will, don /,
ata anyone o. take my word Tor a. {,
GOO f'.i.us Use in entirely different
W1u and hlt, aisn gained twenty
pounds in weight
y had nu appetite aud mv digestive
tu' asr.mUtu'' organs were iu such
he'd 1hapo that wh1t little I did mannEr
?" go ,'"m'd tu dn mv %" E"ud ! was
AsNirg -n f1urh irouhl. from indiEes
'i"n tha' I was forced % De- yer, care.
f1i Hf ~ iimr- ~ what ate and con.
hn'd myself WoT'ly to tn very light"~t
% i'rds w. alsp Suffering from
rh'w.a'iTr whirh 10 times made my
v h.'r l-slr lrhr SnaetiIn.~ thsss rheu.
trii' NH.Hs were rl SEVERE ns o. com
riciHlf uuFrt wv whole nervous system
and r.ndr. u, unfit Tor snvihing ny
c"ndiiiuu WIS sofiuusiy interfering with
my practice. a. I often felt unable O.
l"'a, aft'r affairs "a NV Office.
h1d tried ,y'rythinT had any
Difh bon. but rut NJ results and a. 80
nrrh Was h'Inv said alHut Tanlar. I
cun'luird o. fry %. EanE un the ids1
ihsi % w"uiint hunt me- " u failed Z"
help mr 81 ! got ms some Tsnlar AMI.
a. -iil. De- hrr n,t only helped ms. u
Ia really aad truly mad me feet liz
new Efan ! iauryc in giving ever
thing be- dI. aifd can't praise Tanisc
To- h.sh., for what u has done Tor me. e
Tanisr b. s'ad b. Amariii" hy I. w.
'olilrs puE a..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-15
SMALL purATOES.

This world is fun OF l,tle busy
bodies
Mos, Of them are unahe 10 make
a suece-s ~ their own particular
avocations FOR the reason that they
spend most OF their time seeking 10
attend to the affairs OF Others
Invariably they are afflicted with
what some physicians designate the
malady ~ the Exsggrrated Ego 90
Always are they Unconscious of the
ridiculous figure they appear in the
eyes OF Others.
For u Love Is blind. 80 is Self
Esteem.
Self-Es,eem takes stock Of vast
storehonse Of Information which ex-
.sts only within 80 oyerwruueh,
imagination: il Is blind to the real.
tiles Of stark ignorance.
self-Esieem continually sees itself
as it would be seen by Others: n Is
blind TO the actual comedy II pre-.
'ents Of the hoped for self witch
therr see
The world cannot know the yaga.
Ties OF an Imagination. u can se,
only the sordid facts and make a
I suess az motives.
II Is well for most OF US. occasion
aliy. to hall aud take stock OF our
relve:.
Are We living in a Wild dream o
Importance aud prestige. a dclIriun
of that which We would appear Il
De" or are We after all. rather
mall potatoes and few in hill.
The thing IL worth considering.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-15

, They titled the SCI until they had
saved $1,000. Thon they establishing
The Olson Mercantile Company store
"a Sayonhurg. Kan To-day the OF
son fawilv owns four stores AT
the stock IN The company S5O.0U0
Is owned hy the father and his four
sons
" wa In 1897 thai they started az
SiN,uhurr with s6HOU one COM
nctitor wtth . s'urk ~ Sa5.asa u.s.
doing most Of tbD business nut
Olson got that business BE adopted
tne-pricc policy and stuck 10 q.
Tile 9th r merchant would decker
with hiss customers on prices aud be-
fare long his hest trade had gone 20
the new merchant
Besides. Olson pulled something
~ " IA rural merchandising Re ,N-
tcrlrd credit - farmers. but atier y
f'W months D. told thtm thai II
their accounts we're nor u,id up
within suy DAYS o. would charge
them 10 per c,n' interest on what
thoy OWED Wfhia cight moRihs o.
son cur down his credit accounts
from Ssl0e 10 $500. and h. only
lost two customers. intimate fri'nds
whC objected when he refused 20 dis
.ctiminate In their favor
Olson hir printed statements on
which d b. stated that 2 acruuEts
run over sixty DAYS Interest must a.
rcid The, wo.k Farmers ask and
gc' credit. bui they pay up. u Is
chclpe: Tor them 20 sc TO the bank
loo necessary and borrow the m,ucy
land they can't blame Olson for want
ing wha, is coming 10 him or Inter
est on II II he b. lOlr.n u out
Don't tain business tC Your GUS
tomctr when Won meet them outside
YOU. store advises Olson. 'DuUt
.set too intimate with them.
lam cour,, oJs and friendly To-
all hu' ! I'm careful mo-, ~ GOT or
tCr intimate % h-sis with anybody
You can't do business With vour 'n-
Innate friends They agc the first
yncs 20 take advantage OF YOU"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-15
An ENCOURAGING sE.N.

Ranchmcn. farmers. and even the
fellow who has begun bis home gar
dcn. wear smiles today that viii not
come off
"A regular old-time grass rain"
-1ys the ranehcr
over the top. remarks the wheat
Frever.
oh. you beans" cXclaims the gar
Icnef.
Coming az ja-, the riEh, moment
and In the slow. soaking fashion
most desired. the precipitation in
the Panhandle country yesterday has
sirrady bees worth millions OF dol
lars TO the producer OF feed and feed
vtuffi
There have been pessimists who
have reduced their wheat acreage.
others have been planning not 20 put
n maize and feserita. while still
others. eoaxidsrins the high cost OF
living. have decided they would have
10 garden this season and thereby
ave . few dollars on the monthly
water bill.
This rain should be an object les
ssn 10 all In these classes. II should
ereoarage the producer 10 plan, a
-reater acreage. for u he makes q
crop which Is slow to market. he may
slvsys feed II to livestock and gar
ser q profit upon the animals.
The world Is as greatly In need
q food as IL was a year ago Wheat
viii bring a good price and there
!. hope that the privately operated
rafiruzds. b. fan. viii he In better
position than ever 10 take care OF
-hipments.
The producer is the man 10 whom
The world Is looking to lower the
cost % living. The producer "a the
man Who Is expected TO bring abou,
general resdiustment Of prices and
: hetternent OF conditions
The home gardener Is a producer
rs wen as the cattle grower or the
manufacturer Of shoes. Each. II b.
puts forth hts be-, efforts. Sili have
hand in lettering conditions over
the country in which We hya.
Therefore. Il Is to be hoped that
~ith the prospect of good season
and the excellent start watch the
present rains have given. that every
farmer. rsnchmsn aad gardener will
- ell poSsibIe to grow az the fooa
md feed thts year that he ,an with
me practice Of proper cultural
methods.
Fot the demand say experts "
economies. Is certain TO cortiaHs
~rtat
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-15
Staging a isig Sale
In % Tiny Town

Staging a Big Sale
In Tiny Town
knowledge concerning the require.
mcntS OF the figures % the womcn
customers % his store. gathered by
years OF observing experience IN sell
| ing played q large part IN enabling
Nv D. Kuhn 20 sell $1,000 worth OF
house dresses IN town of lac IN
/ habitanis
That knowledge. which enabled
Kuhn 20 huv the Tight hoa-e dresses
o. sell. wouldn't alone have enabled
him 10 make this record. Aiding n
WAS wise and consistent display and
enthusiasm Oh the part of Kuhn aud
| his clerks
Bclvider-. ; -. ga typical small
Town. IN the midst e sparscly srt-
tied agricultural region. where the
number of possible customers &
much smaller than In the older com
munitics Kuhn didn't stop with
selling Sl0ud worth OF house drcS-r-
Along with them he sold moro than
4 Thousand dollars worth Of lingerie
OF The less prctentuus type
Let Kuhn tell how he did o.
! sought ont a line OF house
dresses which appealed to me In
every way Eventually found the
line ! was looking Tor. The garments
w"rc stylish as Gar as Is possible for
house dresses They were roomy and
suited 20 the requirements OF the
figures Of tho women customers of
my store They were we'll made and
the patterns we're pleasing.
You cant sell merchandise hv
putting u IN boxes and Stacking Il
up on the shelves Il mus, be put
lut where people can soc II u they
ant see Il YOU can talk about {; all
day and never make % sale.
Put those house dresses ON dis
nlav in NV windows and inside my
store where the women could not
miss seeing them. advertised them.
The dresses took hold one sale
-caNed another cleaned up the
Sl0oo worth on q good margin aud
helped business 'n other lines.
Much OF the success We had "a
handling house dresses and lingerie
| attribute 10 the fact that we bought
20 a knowledge OF our customers
wants. that We gave them proper
display and advertising and that We
believed in the house dresses sold
myself on those house dresses before
Z attempted 10 sell my customers.
The line suited m, IN every respect
! believed IN a. The conviction
that those house dresses were the
hest that could BE- bought helped me
20 sell them 20 my customers.
Selling $1,000 worth 81 house
'rcsses and Si0oO worth OF lingerie
n a town Of Ice inhabitants Is Just
plain case OF the right mcrchan-
lis. the proper attention 10 the
rtore Arrangement and display ami
he right degree % enthusiasm.
Given these factors any one can sell
house dresses or anything else
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-15
'-SIrTTLESs TOWN" OF
TENS. IL AMARILLO

ArSTtN Nav Ia tuiariilu
. certainly the 'spctls-s tONa'
- TcXss dc'larsd ass Eula
Caro fire prevention Inspector
~ The rcsls Fir, Insurance
e nirnissicn. Who har Just rc-
turned to Austin after q visit
20 th" Panhandle city.
Just previous 10 llro Iueailng
Of tho District Federation at
woncr's c'ubs IN Amnrillo. the
city authorities carried To sue
ceY ore Of the mos, compre-
hensiyO cleanup campaigns
have knowr. and when the cluh-
women arrived Amarillo was
thoroughly clean and wfhr--
Hrr hazard that WIS visiht' e.
FOR Worth star Telegram
The above was special dispatch
~enl uui from Austin and published
in the Fort Worth Star Telegram
We know of uo advert sing that {,
laore worth while o. a city than such
- the above Greatest credit Cor
the status " Amarillo from a healtl
standpoint and from the standpoint
q civic 'sPoile>sness" L. da. 10 Dr
\. ". Walker. health officer. and
ri'y Inspector g. : Goldsmith
whose work has proven most efsec,
live.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-15

grocery store and II YOU will let US
pHt up our prices. Nc will put ~ q
stock tor YOU 20 buv." admitting. the
ghllc. thar the store Is empty.
10 Is only reasonable for the pc1-
pie 20 expect the telephone company
TO put In a good stock. to offer some
thing worthy Of the proposed par
chase price, 10 give some guarantee
hat when rates are increased The
service will De made efficient
Tio oompaa,. II IL dcsncs Ia IN.
cieass rates. should be- willing 10
make ;he necessary investments N
secure good operators In sufficicr,
numbers.
For people do not Ike 10 Gel TIA
they are being forced to make any
move They prefer tn D. definitely
shown the Justice Of ciaim Ih,y
de- not demand something tor moth
ing. hut they want 20 be SURE OF the
erticle thoy are purehasinC
The company has made thou sands
q dollars ir the past. We do not
question the fact that conditions ar
now uhlilatinr to the disadvantng,
~ ;hc concern. iri We go question
The business Judgment Of concern
which rcilEcg 20 make . tsinv,st-
mcnt In the s9larie, ~ employee, h.
sis" good service. and then 10 trus,
tne ruhiic Co do that which D. tight
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-15
WIN the sudden ncullnh
for Ma,h Tnilrr.n

Maybe u outia board could o.tJh-
lish some connection between IN"
present dcar,h ~ wcsh boilers tubs
and similar receptacles IN many
stores and the well known eight
zenith amendment Maybe the spir-
its couldn't rui the tact remains
that hardware and house furnishing
stores are tacing an unusual d@-
mand for metal tanks of various
shapes and sizes
One dc'1ir says the run On wash
tubs and boilers started more than
a month ago. and that now IL g. al
most impossible 10 buy thes, articles
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-15
Gained Twenty Pounds on Three
Bottles Of Tsnlsc and Feels
Like q Different Man
Il CAN'T PRAISE 1T TOO
HIGHLY" HE STATES
Had Long Suffered From lndi.
sestion, Nervousness and
Badly Run Down Condition
With No Relief.

H. -. a. code. opln-l,tri~i With 81
ii.ss In ia. M'crugy huIdlHg aud Fesid
az 10 i--- 18th stresi. Huntington. i
al anaih.f prouincnt West VlTginiap
Nh" ral.,s forward WIN has unqualified
us...i.r.usn' 81 Taniss aud when IA ~
4 .h.r uts t~stEv 10 c'nnot d. doubt.
. that 'ho Master A'd4sins j. an that
i ,i.Ilui.-i Coo D.
4 o. as relieving physical ai.m.u =
"a. D 49, have railsfad frum. b. rl1.
rerued sald Ia eide. while DISCUSSING
M. nsrsiis 81 Tauli, 20 b. ofn,r. n
Jaw da3s AKA. -Tania, m my ludg
usai j. the finest n.f,llciu,. oa thu ma
keL Ta' results ! have soften from D;
az usthinE tss than wonderful. !
have ink~u thlv. iatiirs nuu f,n 4
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-15
E.L. RERDtLl BEGINS
YEARS JAIL SENTENCE

l.. 4 Ecfdeii vas arrested THURSDAY
i.Eh Tbs a m'mi-r ~ tn Shsrlfrs a.
nr'iu'nt and plarsd in the county Sail
iu rertt a uu' yraf sentence rrr-iy,l
81 him To- thr fau term e thu loa1i
ltrirf suuri ior theft
ifrii'l uls DharEfi with afslnuy
h'it oi "trr $50. ard IN. rs-c Wa
hcisfus trirl .n distrirt 'luri The
'aff iuuud hlu guilty but f"unf that
D. utsall that b" Was charged with
irallng Ra~ 49, Wofth iha tamount.
.hs r''ii3 u,- ess.taiinE that thu wear IN.
'ence D. served in iah inrtead 20 In the
litats p-niienuary The cas- was ap.
peaied o. the eOur tai criminal appeals
Nhcsr u was afflrnlssl.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-15
TIM TELEPHONE SITUATION.

There is some justice Ia the s'snd
that was taken By many Amarillo
aeople n the meeting hold In INC
ct, hall Thursday AiEhi concerning
% rare n the rates 81 local te.e-
fhoues. These contended that when
hs company gives better servlc. 81
rill b. tire enough for it, officials
- make application fof q raise r.
-zies. TIE company contend that
no Improvement B. possible anti tie
rate are increased
We viii. for . moment. 'upposs
that the company Is selling groceries
nd not fesephcnc service
Before this grocery store can 80
-uro q good bus iness. II must fins.
seep on hard q complete stock ia
-ffer T. the publs & TO be induced
- hay. u cannoi say: We have =
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-15
Wallpaper Helps

rugs. AMI Vice Versa.
Wallpaper and rugs IL the com
hination that IL being put before the
usblic with great success In Scran-
ton. Pa. by the New Wallpaper Com
pany. II has opened rug depart
ment on the premises that the per
son fixing up a house can be better
suited with the wallpaper and the
rugs IL the two can 10 selected AZ the
same time. in order that perfect
matching and color harmony may be
assured
The suggestion appeals 10 those
Who have bought the two lines OF
goods AZ different establishments
md have found when the wallpaper
: hung hat a regular old Bolshevik
time has developed between clash
ng coicr schemes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-15

James p. Ferguson says he T. go
ng q make q personal canvass %
be- United Stalrs in his canrpai-n
o. TIE ries.deney. he expect -
viel. every s..tc ~ the union. lle
Gil prousblv make liEh, wine ari
beer speeches. In which case. ~ -.
ono. DIS Audiences will suite. Li,ra
'' uain thar - pleasure. 30 ahead,
Jim.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-15

A friend told me % Try Cu,iswa
Soap and Ointment. Iuihree days
could see difference and within ten
days 70 tao wees. was healed"
Signed Miss +. Moeiken. iS2 Pratt
81, Baltimore, Nd, June IL. 1919.
Make cu,ieura Soap. Ointment and
TalEmyourevcry -jaytoils, prepsfa-
tons and watch yerz skin improve.
ssspl. rs.- re. y sse. sii--~ -csus.ss
Arsrsssfiss hsrt ns'ase. Mas sslf ever.
80 $50 - tlTrffH7H' er-itar falrunl -
Cu,,eurs Sosn ahsvss ssitAsu, rase.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-15

cflflioaS 6 : ne which
caused nv face 10 be dis
sigused. ! was ashamed
&c so anywhere and The
i;ehingand buEningvege
so severe that I could
nc, rest. | was told I
hada bad case Of eeEsma.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-15
NSon tn CVditt.
hut Held Trade

Leaving Kansas City. Mo. to get
nat ~ politics made a merchant OF
\ q. Ols0n.
Olson had $500 when h. and his
four sons moved onto 4 Kansas farm
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-15

Entered as second-class matter NJ the
po~tnfficc NJ Amarillo Texas under the
act of March :. 1873.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-15

only Morning Newspaper IN the ANA
rilio country. Covers the Panhandle 81
Texas. Eastern New McNico Southern
colorado and Western oklahoma from
'welvc Ia twenty four hours In advance
nf Denver. Dallas Fort Worth. OKLA
mona City and other papers carrying
Geographic dispatches.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-15

i8COLUMN T.

Gin this column which appear
short articles of special merchants their
gcAcraLI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-15
I Women
Made Young

Bright eyes. a clear skin and q body
fcu Of youth and health may be
yours II you will keep your system
IN order by regularly taking
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The Associated Press IL exclusively
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All rlshis oC puls.ca,ion of especial
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-15
| CUT|CURA HEALS
| ITCHING BURNING
Eczema0nF Face andNeck. Ashamed
| loco Out. Could No. Rest.
my facr ana neok hec.~. v.-y

MY faee and neek heosne very
much infaned and later l,!e sof.