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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-01
OSCAR CAMPBELL
GIVES ADVICE TO
Indiana CITIZENS
Urges Them to Profit by His
Experience. Says He Was
Nervous, Restless at Night;
Very Bilious With Spots
Dancing Before His Eyes.
Had Little Boils All Over His
Body, But Dreco Has Wiped
Away All of These Troubles

81 wish every good citizen of In
diana could profit by my experience
with the greatest medicine l ever took
that Dreco," said Mr.. Oscar Camp
bell, the widely known merchant and
farmer of Wheeling, Delaware Co.,
Ind
Il used to have spots dancing before
my eyes; dizzy spells: was SO nervous
| couldn't sleep sound and my blood
was not in good condition, for small
boils would break out all over my
body My entire system was weak
and run down when I started taking
Dreco, but that medicine seemed to
go right to the bottom of my troubles
and wipe them out.
i've taken two bottles Of Dreco and
my nerves are as steady as clock;
| sleep sound every night; haven't
had a dizzy spell now in weeks, and
the spots have disappeared before my
ewes. Dreco has cleaned my blood
for the boils are all gone and my
skin is as smooth as baby's. l feel
great, and give all the praise to
Dreco."
Dreco acts on the bowels and re-
Iieyes constipation. thereby removing
the cause of many troubles. 1t will
be noticed that after taking Dreco the
headaches fail to appear; the nerves
are soothed; sound sleep is induced;
the appetite increases; no more dizzy
smells: the stomach digests the food
without having gas to follow, and the
kidnevs perform their duty of strain
ing their impurities from the blood,
thereby putting a stop to rheumatism
and other disorders.
All progressive druggists throughout
the country sell Dreco, and 1t is high
w recommended in Richmond by
Thistlethwaite's drug stores.
advertisement
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-01

try to solve the situation In the rest
Of Europe TO reduce your mind to a
condition resembling shell shock or
worse. A pound is worth So in New
York, but $3.50 in Paris. German
money isn't worth anything. but If
you are inclined to be charitable and
forget the past. you can buy German
mark for a penny. Financial confus-
ion prevails, and IL there is a post
war hero, it must be the man in the
bureau of change, who has to try to
bring the franc and the shilling and
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-01

the dollar into something like equal
ity.
Americans who come abroad this
year will profit by the situation. Pro-
vided your money is made in the
United States little of it will carry
you comparatively far over here. In
France, from the Yankee tourists point
of view the situation will be still
better, as the franc is worth even less
relatively than the English pound on
the New York market. Only don't
try to figure out for yourself what
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-01

No. "a, F. & A. NJ Called meeting
Work in Master Mason degree, begin
ming at Z o'clock. Clarence w. Fore
man, w. M.
Thursday, March Wayne Council
No. 10, R. & s. NJ. Stated assembly.
Friday, March 5.-King Solomon's
Chapter No. 4. r. A. NJ. Called convo-
cation. Work in Mark Masters de-
gree, beginning at o'clock
Saturday. March 6.-Loyal chapter
No. 40, o. e. S. Stated meeting and
initiation of candidates.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-01
FIRE DESTROYS HOTEL.

ATTICA, Ind, March Fire de-
stroyed the Mudlavia Springs hotel,
five miles west of Attica early Sun
day MORNING, with loss estimated
at 100000. The eighty-five persons
taking the mud bath treatment at the
hotels, including five bedridden inva-
lids, had narrow escapes and most
of them saved only the scanty apparel
they were wearing. The loss of in
dividuals is estimated at $4,000, and
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-01
Where the u. s.
Army series

American troops are serving in
Panama, Hawaii, the Philippines,
Alaska, China, Germany, Siberia
and here in the u. S. A. The Re-
cruiting Sergeant will gladly give
you all the details.
Like every one else in the
Armyfrom General to Buck Pri-
vate, you're under orders and il
your outfit moves and you're
needed elsewhere. your dctY Is
10 20
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-01
MasonicCalendalr

Monday, March Richmond Com
mandery, No. 8. X. T. Stated con-
clave. +..
Tuesday, March 2-Richmond lodge
No. 1876, F. & A. M. Stated meeting.
Wednesday, March 3-Webb lodge
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-01

it Is worth. If you do it will spoil
your trip.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-01

that on the five story frame hotel
building and furniture at $260.ooo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
Miscellaneous Shower.

Miss AHflena Rtlflta xsshn tnduv I'm
comes the bride az pnul 4 odor urs
sided NJ honorce a, dellsh,su, mis-.
cellaneous shower akrn hv Mrs n j.
aaHder. M Nor h,o,. isaa FSllmo,s
sffect. Thusslay syering
: n haa ali hcan arranrod n. . IA.
liEhtful .ur1,rise ,o, he hrIds' slsst
.nho when she arrived a, ,ss Snwdsr
resldsnce- ch,ch WINS o,,,,o dar,,. ana
deserted h,okins diS ny, tro,r ,yha,
Ue. s,dd.n ill~m,na,,on ., ,ha ,.''Hn,s
Would : .l,sclosa"'hcr many ,,isods
r.,<oss.ss, a. a. h"na, A. s,,,,a',,Sar
tS,s,n '' w
Tha. roou. vcro i,.au,,,,,,,y a,.o.
rated In garasn o,Iecr. snJ S.,r
so,.,,sins a,,..a,.,,''. a,,,,, e. 49,.
cvenInr az ,nsar,,'a, &c.. 49,, ~
iousd A, ,n,,,a,s,s Las.n WI" 49,,
.Ins,nv ga,,,,, ,,',..'..1 ...,,.es .ns
sss n,rsns,.S 70 49,, o.,.,,'..' 20
lrg ran,s soa ,,,,'., nj n ~ s"c Nv,
Gashiny 1,sl i,,,,a NJ H. no..,,a s
recilnrd vr,,h h,... ,.s,nh .....e,
ntss RurIs %. ,.,..e., .m a..A,
ma ,old 80 a.. ,,,.c az lin u SNV y,'a
ala ~, -, Al $3.50. sne
s,tr. Tor vcrw s..o ' ~. Dd dIsricsS INV =
ia, ,,sa. 80 & sue als.'oscu q
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
Entertalus NJ Bridge.

Mrs. Marion Howard presided an hoa.
tess at delightful bridge party. Friday
morning.
Six tables were arranged i0r the
mornings game IN rooms attractivcly
adorned with a variety Of garden How
crs. At the final reckoning Ut scores,
Miss Gertrude ol.wndcs, who held hlgh'
est. was presented with oliver mount.
cd hat brush. Later delicious salad
course was served the guests whc In
cludcd Mcsdaines 4. l.. DOland. Jesse
Rogers. e. 4. Atwood. Paul Skillman. l..
Y. LienhRrd william Oliver. Robert
kicrsey. Joe MOblcy. w. W. Cox, James
Bush. Miller Beard. ED Bagot. Phil See.
valid. Bernard Tecl. W. r. Monnlng.
Jim q. Guleke. JOY Harris. Jack Rog.
crs, g.. u. Rccdcr, Jr.. Clarence vii.
llams. BIN Burger. w. A. Mcintosh. II.
r. sampson. Jack Whcatlcy. Martin.
Earl Fuqua. Hcrma;i Pipkin. John Ken,
y0n. Forest AnSlcy, j. NJ. Hydcn. n. l..
Ninynrd, Florence Thatcher. Howar.
Trigg. NJ. h. Collie. Of Ranger. and
Misses Mildred Burgess. Lillian Hors.
hrugh, Gladys Sccwald. Frances Bur
grs. Ruth pccry. Margaret Sccwaid
Florence Hendricks and Laura Mae NJ
. AiIluNs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29

New Nurk-Whcn DUrothy Dalton.
the beautiful ACTRESS who was selected
Tor the leading rode In that mammoth
New York production. "Aphrod.tc." vas
questioned ns 90 the secret at ier The.
nutnenal surcss she unhcsitaiingly said
MY complexion" When afkcd further
dctalls shc explained: Every one 4 my
friends always iaycd about the texture
and colaing II my skin and I nave 70
doubt hut that my first engagement was
made pussihlc through the reputation
had acquired Tor beautiful complexion.
Managers arr IKE ordinary riorials. they
admire "A beautiful skin as much as ANY.
one. and IN SELECTING their carts they
naturally prefer those whose complex.
Ions are attractive ] think the bcst as.
set any girl ~ woman can hive N a
beautiful skin and complexion II " easy
10 have this u ono win spend only a
little time IN taking care ~ the skln
4 girl may have Irregular features. hut
n rhc Possesses a beautiful complexion
she will attract attention anywhere I
am always glad To- tell any girl or W..
man just how she may po~spss skin
like mine. Here IN the recipe: Night aud
morning. cleanse the skin first with
warm water. then appf good Guild
cream u.iska cold cream have found
to be- the beSb after uissssging II into
the skin take 30 the superfluous cream
with soft cloth. Then before going
oW daring the day or evening I apply
Dcrwillo. a simple toilet PREPARATION
which can be purchased at the toilet
counter u any upto-datc drug or depart.
ment store. The first application uf this
wundrrful Derwillo will asionish YOU. u
imIarts instant beauty Ia the skin and
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
SOCIETY LEAD .


oUCtEIl AAtsAD .sss .sss 80 :
Z. A Good Rule.
by joaquin Miller.
IN men whom men condemn as III
I find 10 much Of goodness still;
In men whom men pronounce diviae.
. find 30 much of sin and blot.
U hesitate 10 draw the line
Where God has not. -
Within each beating humnn heart
Lie buried out IL sight
The thoughts that throb like things
apart
And wait 10 find the light
From depths Unseen the heart'a own
sod a~er n
Sends forth its flowers like gold, n.
rod,
a. Ida Scott Taylor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
EpwOrth league Program.


Inc ioho"ing program viii ha
rendered at the regular Epwor,h
League meeting at $50 o'clock this
e' s.i IN me Annex Of tile church.
ReerSs,ion." The Christian Use Of
Scripture Lesson. Ecclcs. ila.iO. Ro.
SONG service.
Prayer.
Act'-Leador. "'s
Talk. rs play An Essential Par, q,
Ryan. '"'" nc''"'
trudc Miller. "''u "'''
Tsena'ngEAilss pe,hcnia burgess
,,, .sk a, flecreation or Wreck .Crca.
u"nE III: c. Neihcrton.
.IWin Splc--Mlss Clark.
Announcements.
League BcnedIc,lon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29

makes a rOsy.whitv complexion very
one will talk about II. find u excellent
for my complexion NJ n protects my
skin In all kinds of weather That's why
prefer /, 20 all other toilet prcpara-
ton and am never without a. Now that
short sleeves are in vogue you Will
want IL ,uunul hands and arms There
u nothing l.ka Dcfwilio for this pur.
pose. MANY ~ my professional friends
tn whom | have recommended Dvrwillo
use u In preference Ia All other face
pov d,iu ct hcautifiera" Jus, try u
once before going tu the theatre DINERS,
parties ~ an afternoon call and note
the favorable comments 1T yuur friends
Dcrwillu instantly puts lifc.likc tint
on your cheeks which dcfics detection.
n takes the place uf face powder and
STAYS un until you wash u uff Per.
spiratisn docs not affect Il nor viii u
rub OF on clothing; u also prevents the
noae and face irum shining It's wonder.
ful Tor dark. sullow. rough skin,
blackhcads. cwrsc poics. oily skin.
ffooklss. tan and for the instant beauty
~ inparts over 10000 girls and women
are using u It's absolutely harmless To
the most sensitive skin just try II once
and YOU will need NO further argument
t. convince you that there N nothing
"iust ~ goci." better" 90 'iuSt like
H." Insist un Dcrwilln. then you VIII
net hc disappointed.
Druggists and department
stulcs everywhere sell Derwillo with
IN. guarantee that " you don't like Il
YOU eet your money back. II IN the one
beautificr that gives satisfaction at all
sNsons IL the year. You can secure Il
M al toilet counters IN this city. includ.
ing Dickson and Rowland Drug Stores.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
Juulor II. Y. T.. 4.

The nlnelicIh Pslain VII br the sub
jcct upon which the pr0mnn Tor ths
Junior u. r. Z. 4. Of the Tabcrnacl,
Baptist church. for this vcning, VIII
br based. Tn program viii be rendered
as follows:
Prayer. Mural Eas0n.
Sung. I'VE Praise Thee, o God.
business.
Volunteer verses NJ praise.
Leader. BorncO Hall.
Tulhc 2. winona WOrfotd: topic >
Dorothy Duncan: topic I, Mildred All
ford: topic s. Robert Capcll.
THE Thoroughbred NOrthefners
Sybil Milford.
ciassy sony, "Illahcr Oround.'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
Social Notes and Personal Mention

Social Notes and Personal Mention
q. W. Gwin. Of Glover. Miss. In WISH.
ing relatives and friends IN Amarillo
aud will stop over In Fort Worth o.'
his return home. to visit with frienui
IN that city.
Miss Irene Beasley aud James bcas'
ley, .lr., have returned home from a
delightful vlait with friends and rcla'
tives In Tennessee.
Miss Lillian iIorsbrugh ls enjoyinu "a
delightful visit wit hher sister, Mrs
". l.. Sullivan. Of Tulsa. Okla
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29

Our selection OF Fall Suits is large aud
embraces all sizes most all colors and
materials.
Tailored. scml-tailcred, or elaborate fur
trimmed styles in youthful models, Beau,i-
iul suits that are not fur trimmed arc won
jcrfully tailored in the very best Of mater
ials Chic and nobby are the misses models.
Tie ratcrials that are most popular and
lhai lends their adan,ahili,y and scrviceablc
qualities so readily to the new Fall styles
are Ncldym. Duvetync, Velour. T'ricotine
and Serge. the moSt popular colors are all
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
The Senior N. \. r. 4. Prpgram

The Senior 4. Y. =. L. Of Vie First
baptist church will meet In regular
session this evening al the church
Special music win be furnished by the
Sunday school orchestra, and the f0l
lowing program will be enjoyed;
Song.
Prayer.
business and announcements.
Leader In charge. Virginia Hudson.
Subject. Opportunity Of the coun'
try Church"
Scripture reading
l. our People aud our Home.
Lula Hester.
Vocal solo. Mrs. Roy Vineyard.
.. This Means Adequate Church
Building" n. H. Daniels
.. Right Here the Need OF intcll'
gent Life" Mrs. liayard CloNsc.
Violin solo, lila Jcslin.
4. Experiences In Country Com
munities.' to be related by all whO have
had such experiences. Led 10y Miss
Hudson.
We welcome the young people of thu
city. Come early 80 that You viii no,
miss the good music al ESQ.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
Wnsnn.II,dc.

" ''"f ~ ." '"rnnw ~ the parsonage
Of the pOlk street Methodist church
,rn,a,v WuSun and Cornelius
HYDE, wcrc united IN the holy bonds II
inatrlmony, Rev w. y. Brooks official.
lng ~ the impressive ceremony.
Immediately following thr Ccrcmunv.
which was witnessed by the brides
I. Gcust. OF Conway Springs knnas.
Gather. G. Il. Wilson her sister. Airs T.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Berry ana Miss
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29

Lotus Van lIuff,. the Young people ac.
companIcd hy Mr. and airs Berry LETT
for bakersfield. Cal, where Mr.. Hyde
ana MIR. Berry win be associated tn.
gcthcr In business.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Hyde have resided
In Amarillo for number ~ years. dur.
Ing which time they have mndc a host
ct friends. who hearty Join In extend.
ing Ia them sincere wishes for lana
years 81 happiness and prosperity.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
PsrrsdIne Fields Mission

Services at the Parradlne Fields Mis-.
sion viii be held this morning al n n.
m. and this evening ~ 1:3o y. m. con
d,hcfed ,y Evangelist J. G. Robertson
a'nd wife. who opened q revival nj the
Mission FRIDAY evening. August 81.
The revival wlll continue indefinitely.
and each evening % the week. as well
AZ Sundays. song service win begin
sprorsptiy ~ s3o o'clock. and preaching
NJ o'cie-k. A cordial Invitation u
extensiri 70 M to attend thesc services.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
"A Needle Party

L. Needle Party
Nnc asst q . sci.sa- u luiightful
part'es giyHi dr ING the week by '..-.
y. nsnuert. gaa needle party. ~
Mnlcn she eu crtsined n number OF het
iiicnus. Th.irsday afternoon.
"nasn iiEers were used nrnfusely
IN ueauiItthg the rooms Tor the &c.
Sasnn, wniie the afternoon hours wcr.
dcrotrd % ncedle.work. and several on.
poyabtc eontests were held. In the but.
tonheie 8akine contest. Mrs. Hagap
tag'nl 'wpn the prize. a novelty needle
esse. In secosuit,on of her skin In max
ins dainty and neat button hole. And
then there was an animal drawing con
ceel which vas the source 81 mu, n
Tn Mrs. W. T. Stanbcrry aud Mrs
ote won the prizes In this contest
Ara atanberry. guest room picture
While q novelty clothes brush was pr,.
sentei 70 Mrs. Wolfe.
a nuesber q delightful musical num-
bers t'tre enjoyed throuahout the AT.
| e. zoe. Miss Elinur Rider rendered
&fr3 y<tle piano selections. Mrs. linn a
'cukIns Gang. and during the STRIVING
% ths delicious rcfrcehmcntx. which
conststed Of ffuits md whipped cream.
topped With Marischino cherries. and
sugarceafed almonds. served in lndl.
Nidnsi cake baskets, Miss Irene Gay. NJ
DALAI. dciiEhted the guests with n
number a. popular raEfime airs Those
present included Merdsmcs W. r.
Cctie. Davis Tudor. Zack Fine. Leon
Montgomery. John Wsri c. u. Jack.
son. q. 7. Thomas. W. T. Stanbcrry.
". u. Newcomc. Taylor. l. ". Davies.
A. J. Thompson. Cunningham. y. VI.
R"edy. u. :. Arnold. II. Y. smith. q. q.
OrdwHy, J. J. Service Walter Allen. J.
Y. MITCHELL. Parks. ". J. Parsons. 4.
y. Oliver. W. A. Rice. Mary Miller
Beard. J. q. Jenkins. 4. G. Tuilosa.
Haean. and Misses Rider aud Irene
Gay.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
AMUSEMENT CALENDAR
FOR THE WEEK
a The Nllsslon.

~ INC NUNSiuus
Monday and Tuesday ZANE Grcy's
Desert Gold:' Pathe News; Mutt aud
jeff comedy.
"wednesday and Thursday. - Charles
Ray In "Parir Green" Topics uf In.
Day; Selznlck News.
Friday and Saturday. Even AZ
Eve" and Harold Lloyd IN Haunted
Spuoks"
Desert Gold" Benjamin y. Hamp.
ton and Eltinge r. Warmers life pln.
turc of the Zane Grey novel that has
thrilled millions Of readers. IL an.
nsunccd by ". W. lIodhlnson corpora.
ton Tor presentation Ut the Mission
theater. beginning Monday. IN a furi.
GUS storm un the desert Jonas Warren
encounters the man he has sworn To-
kill-Robcrt Burton. whom IA charges
with running of with his tWarrcn'sl
daughter many years ago.
~ the Dcanii
Monday aud TUESDAY The Sea
Rider" with Harry r Murcy.
"Wednesday and Thursday. -- "ThS
Lost CITY," Episode ~; Twp.Iecl west
crn comedy.
Vaudeville For This Week
Greer 4 LAWYERS Pioneer Girls and
Boys. This the same company tha1
has been playing at the Dcandi for the
last week. making three changes of
program for the week
In THE Sea Rider" which viii DO
shown nj the Dcandi thcater ON Mon.
.hy Mr. Mprey has assumed AN en-.
tlrcly new type Of character. hut one
that fits perfectly MS robust physique.
~ the title indicates. he IL sccn ass,
seaman. the master uf a hig fishin'.
schooner. Nearly all Inc scenes are OF
the great out door either ON land ug
sea. II is strenuous story. with many
exciting scene .nritl.ng the bruhina
OF The schooner NJ sea.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
College Of Industrial Arts
(The State College for Women)
DENTON, TEXAS

The College OF Industrial Arts Denton Texas enrolled during
The past session iO2 students and during the session
500 total OF 2i2S Texas girls making il the largest College
Tor girls in the United States with the exception OF two OF
which located in Massachusetts 1t is college OF the first
class and gives literary technical industrial vocational cd
cation and training OF the best quality designed solely develop
mental discipline social culture industrial efficiency and spiritual
vision and outlook.
It's courses OF study composed Of correlated subjects in
umg every necessary phase Of womans education and
grouped as follows:
C) literary, CD uoschod arts. CD fine and applied arts
ca manual arts 5) rural and science music including
piano voice violin and public school music Gu reading cx-
preston 90 sccrcta'a studies (O kindergarten training oJ
homcmakng rural and urban ( teacher training for public
school music public school household vocational honc
economics, primary grades and high school subjects; practice
teaching under supcrysinA (2) vocational training
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
llnIlri I.nnrhann

Tho sI vous Plai, Dub entertained
~. nusoands most delightfully."- Fri.
usy e..hlng with n buffet luncheon al
,nc M"'.livc home 81 Mr.. and Mrs.
Heights "e''o
, aIoen flowers were arranged with
uchgntiuI effect about the spacious.
rooms and after the delicious lun.
cncon. Various games were PARTED.
ps,eu ~, while music was furnished
tnroushou, the evening. Those pres.
mi included Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
he,rssy, Nr. and Mrs Joe Moblcy, Mr..
ana Mrs Marion Howard, Mr.. and
,rs jess rvEers. Mr.. and Mrs Leon
N Liehnard. Mr.. and Mrs. William
wNef ar. q Mrs. Paul SkIilman,
.'. ana Mrs pcs A. Bush and Mrs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
2AWOmenSW eQrI

YES. mes; women viii Ice interested in seeing
his ,tore-n finding cut how well we are
equipped TO supply their garment needs. Aud
every woman will enjoy an inspection OF the
new Fall and Winter iaShions-supcrb crca-
tions from scmc Of Americas leading de.
>igncrS- that make up our initial display You
arc iiyilcd to open a. much time as YOU wish
ia looking over our store and the garment
displays. whether ycu contemplate purchase
ur not. Plan 10 EE HERE
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
Ne1U and Distinctive Fall
Apparel
Rich in Quality and Style

Fashion, designed by the foremost creators OF woncns
and cldrcns apparel shown extensive and unusually large
selections for early fall Suits Dresses Skirts Goats and Fu
are on display in the and exclusive materials and col
orS Graceful and youthful models tailored
FUR trimmed garments are here awaiting your inspection
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29

q. w Dawson. Of Dalhart. ~ visit.
ing In the city.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29

both college and none college rank
atiyc and attractive vocalions. rur!
conicrs the degrees Of Bachelor on
Bachelor OF Music, Bachelor OF
Bachelor OF Business Administration
and certificates OF proficiency; and ISL
Gates.
The College plant is valued at $I.s
is modern, safe and wholesome: the fac
in the Southwest; il is Texas College
session opens Tuesday, September II, 10.
ton or for the latest catalogue. address
F. M. BRALLEY, IL. D.,
College Of Industrial
DENTON, rExA
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29

CERTNlNLN III he there wouldn't miss /,
for anything" We overheard Mrs. blank
vou know her wcil--rakc this remark the
other day, speaking OF our opening. I've
heard that this store will compare with the
garment shops oi the larger cities. and I've
wished ~ often that we had just such a
store that ] must see Tor myself, as soon
Is il o?crs. ii Mrri1on's j, the Kind o. store
I've been longing Tor" She continued We
an prom,c YOU. Mrs Blank that YOU VIII
nv: rs di,1noiu'cd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29

average size lady and for the chick. COM
hincd in the new seasons demand Of at
,ract'vc made and ntilitarian character
Tspcs for street. fc- afternoon. for morn
ing, oit-timcs a single frock appropriate for
all occasions. They are all priced right
from SIC so to $r2S.oo.
The Delta independent., 1920-05-21

In conjunction with this wonderful
band there are 20 talented perform
ers that put on a show equal to the
Pantages and Orpheum circuit, in fact
several Of the performers have been
in the theatrical world in civilian life.
This is one time where the high cost
of living is not to be taken into con-
sideration, for the whole show, band
concerts and in fact everything per-
tanning TO the "Rovers" is absolutely
free. 1t doesn't cost you a cent. You
are all invited to come and let the
Marines entertain you two solid hours
to make better friends for the Corps,
and give you an opportunity to see
just what kind of men make up this
one branch of the United States ser
vice.
This is an unusually fine program
and you are all invited to be the
guests Of the Rowing Marines"