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Americus times-recorder., 1920-04-04
THE ROUND DOZEN
CLUB ENTERTAINED.

One of the happiest occasions of
the week was the meeting of the
Round Dozen club in the dining room
Of the Tea Room Saturday evening.
The large room was attractively dec
Grated with quantities of spring flow
ers, and the individual tables were
lovely in their appointments of col
orful decorations. The centerpece
of the table was an Easter arrange
mnet of rabbits, chickens, and the
place cards were brilliantly colored
Easter eggs. Unshaded tapers were
held in candlesticks, and this shed a
soft light over the pretty surround
ings. Seated were Major and Mrs.
Earl S. Schofield, Miss Sarah Tower,
Miss Alice Mcneil, Mrs. Harry Haw-
k'ns. Miss Mary Hawkes., Perry
Blackler, Walter Page, Rob Haw-
XIV. Alex McMullen and Herbert
Elekeslee.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY
NEAR DE SOTO

Little Annie Catherine Wilder en-
tertained q number of her friends on
Saturday afternoon at her home near
DeSoto, and this happy occasion as
sembled the little guests at 2:2a
o'clock or the lawn in front 'ot her
home. Games amused the little folks
for time, after which they were in
vited to another part of the lawn.
where beautifully colored eggs had
been concealed from view, and thew
were told to hunt for them Later
in the afternoon they were assembl-
ed in the dining room, which present
ed picture of spring-hke loveliness,
with its quantities of woodland flow
ors amid a background of railing
SIN lax. The table held for its cen
trail crnamentation the large bvh4, Y
cake j.. animated with five lighted
tepeis, held in blue rosebuds, ana
this was surrounded by bowls of pur-
pie violets. White japonicas used in
a crystal vase added to the pretty
effect. The children were invited to
blow out the candles at one breath,
and not one was successful in the
effort.
Those present were Mildred Muir
phey, Hylda Deriso, Minnie Grant,
Sarah Jennings, Vertina Murphey,
Virginia Wilder, Lucy Murphey, Sa-
rah Deriso, Eugenia West, Charles
Wilder, Ir.. Paul Murphey, James
Deriso, c. W Grant, Harrison Muir
nhy, A. H. Jennings, Jr., Webster
Murphey. Allen Johnson, Jr.. Frank
Cox Junior West and Sam Murphey.
The littel hostess was showered
with many lovely gifts upon the oc-
Americus times-recorder., 1920-04-04
EASTER EGG HUNT ON
FIRST METHODIST LAWN

The Easter egg hunt on the lawn
of the Methodist church Friday af-
ternoon at 4 o'clock was a decided
success. About sixty-fve little peo-
pie were present to hunt eggs and
play the interesting games arranged
for them, and many of the mothers
were present also. This hunt was
specifically for the primary and be-
ginners' classes, but all who came en-
joyed the occasion. The eggs were
concealed in the grass and around
the steps of the church, and the lit
tie ones had great fun hunting for
them,
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MrS. HUMBER HOSTESS
tt, HER CHR

Mrs w. M. Humber was hostess
o. Friday afternoon to the members
of her AZ club at her home on Taylor
street. The living rooms were fra
grant with quantities of woodland
flowers and vases and wall pockets
of pink iaponicas added to the pret-
tv effect. Forty-two was played at
three tables, and at the conclusion of
tho game a salad course was served.
Those playing were Mrs. j. NJ. Bryan,
Mrs Lawrence Brown, Mrs. Henry
Mashburn, Mrs. Sam Heys, Mrs.
George Oliver, Mrs Frank Sheffield,
Mrs. John Sheffield, Mrs. w. E.
Hawkins, of Atlanta; Mrs. Frank
Turnin, Mrs. E. NJ. Viquesney, Mrs.
Guyton Fisher and Miss Callie Slap
pey.
Americus times-recorder., 1920-04-04
LOVELY EASTER MUSIC
AT FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.

Mrs. H. o. Jones has arranged a
most beautiful Easter program of
music to be given at the First Bap-
tist church this morning. Of espe-
cial interest will be the fact that Miss
Anna Murray will sing.
Miss Murray has been heard in
Americus several times recently, and
her voice is one of unusual lowell
ness.
Miss Maggie Sue Phinizy will par
ticipate in the solo parts on the pro-
gram which will be found in the
church announcements column.
Americus times-recorder., 1920-04-04
ROTARIAN DINNER
ON THURSDAY

The weekly luncheon of the Ro-
tary club was held at the Tea Room
at l o'clock Thursday. A number
of amusing tricks were played on
the guests present, and Mrs. ]. E.
Johnson gave several selections on
the piano. A feature of the dinner
especially interesting was the com
munity singing in which all present
joined. The books of community
songs had been delivered, and the
selections were made from this book.
Miss Emma Chapman has composed
the words of Rotary song, and Mrs.
johnson is arranging the music for
it. At the next luncheon it is hoped
to include this song in the number
to be sung. Mrs. j. W. Harris, Jr.
served at the table, and helped with
the QUESTIONABLE. A Bible ques-
ton contest was put on, twenty-five
questions being asked, the answers
to which represented book of the
Bible. John Sheffield secured the
prize for the greatest number of cor
rectly answered questions, for which
he received lovely bottle of "Hoyt S
German cologne" With his pre-
dominant unselfishness, he proceed
ed to scatter it around among the
guests present, greatly to their dis
gust and dis" Scent Chocolate was
passed with unusual and suspicious
generosity, and it was found to be
filed with delicious soap. Great
quantities of red pepper favored the
soup, and the fluffy biscuits were
found to be filled with cotton.
Two fines were paid-Lucius Nc
Cleskey and Carr Glover. These
failed to sign the pledge not to re-
ceive outside help on their questions,
and when the paper was sent in with
the questions duly answered, the dis
covery was made that they knew alb
solutely nothing about them. Others
had answered every question
The big annual convention of Ro-
tarians at Atlantic City in June was
discussed, and number expressed
their intention of going. 1t was de-
cided to participate in chartering a
special car for Rotarians from Ma
con, Albany and Americus.
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FOUR LITTLE GIRLS
TO DANCE HERE.

At the presentation of "Evange-
hne' next Thursday evening and
Friday at the Opera House, four lit
tie girls will give some interpreta-
tive dancing. These are Florence
Fort, Cordelia Hooks, Nancy Hooks
and Martha Duncan.
At the. Thursday evening perform
ance the four will interpret Mig
nonette." This is one of the pret-
tiest of dances, and these little dan
GERS achieve remarkable success in
it. Miss Alice Johnson will give a
number of solos, and Mrs. ]. E.
Johnson will be accompanist.
Nancy Hooks will be seen to ad-
vantage in Butterflies" part pc
culiarly suited to her. Florence Fort
and Cordelia Hooks will dance to-
gether in "Humoresque"
This program will be repeated at
the matinee Friday afternoon.
On Friday evening an entirely new
program will be given. The opening
dance will be "Humoresque" by
Florence Fort and Cordelia Hooks
''The Pipes of Pan" will be given
by Cordelia Hooks, and Florence
Fort will dance Morning" and "The
Brook" Miss Alice Johnson will sing
a number of charming selections, ac-
compapied by Mrs. J. E. Johnson.
The dancing of the little quartette
is said to be remarkable, inasmuch as
they are so very youthful to inter
pret so intelligently. Miss Emma
, Chapman has been instructing them
for some time, and is gratiied over
| their achievements.
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paper, as was done during the war
between the states, declared speak
ers at the meeting of the Georgia
Press Association Friday at the Ho-
tel Ansley.
The discussion was precipitated
when Royal Daniel, editor Of the
Quitman Free Press, made the report
Of the newsprint committee, of which
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MRS. j. w. HARRIS
WILL GIVE SELECTIONS.

At the joint meeting of the Music
Study Club and the Woman's Club
Wednesday at the Carnegie Library,
Mrs. James W. Harris, Jr., will give
selections from "Evangeline. This
will be in line with the great motion
picture to be presented at the opera
house on Thursday and Friday of
next week, and during this meeting
the story of "Evangeline" will be
reviewed All members of both clubs
are urged to be present.
Americus times-recorder., 1920-04-04

Catherine Clark, Jane Williams,
Marie Gaines, Hazel Council, Edith
Jennings. Elizabeth Smith, Lucille
Andrews, Coney Oliver, Derry Oliver,
Mike Smith, w. J. Walker, Griffin
Walker, Lee Bryant, Walter Stewart,
Earle Andrews, John Barclay and
Emily Barclay.
Americus times-recorder., 1920-04-04
Georgia Newspapers
Facing Strangulation

ATLANTA, April 3.-The paper
shortage among the smaller news
papers of Georgia is so serious that
some of them are going to have to
close down or else print on wall
Americus times-recorder., 1920-04-04
u. D. c. MEETING
POSTPONED TO SATURDAY

The regular rleeting of the Ameri-
Gus chapter, United Daughters of the
Confederacy has been postponed
from Tuesday until next Saturday.
This has been occasioned by the i'll
ness of some of the members, and as
this is to be very important meet
ing it was decided to have it Satur-
day instead Announcement of the
place of meeting will be made later.
Americus times-recorder., 1920-04-04

casion of her birthday and a thor
oughly good time was enjoyed by all
present.
Americus times-recorder., 1920-04-04

List your Property with W. S.
ANDREWS, "The Man Who Sells
Lands and Gets the Money" Office
Commercial City Bank Bldg, Phone
252.-4-1t
Americus times-recorder., 1920-04-04

is an important meeting, and matters
viii come up for discussion that will
need disposition. 1t is urged that
all members be present promptly at
the hour APPOINTED.
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MISSIONARY SOCIETY
TO MEET MONDAY.

The Womans Missionary Society
of the First Methodist Church will
meet at the church Monday after
noon at 3 80 o'clock.
Americus times-recorder., 1920-04-04
CLUB MEETING FOR
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON

The Woman's club will hold their
regular monthly meeting Wednesday
afternoon at 3 80 o'clock in the aud
mum of the Carnegie library This
Americus times-recorder., 1920-04-04

Miss Bertha Pennington, who was
so i'll on Friday is greatly improved
today.
Americus times-recorder., 1920-04-04
Pc ON oil

Mrs. N. A. Anderson, of Macon. is
the guest of Mrs. Fred Arthur at
her home on Church street. Mrs.
Anderson is pleasantly known in
Americus as Miss Linda Mclaughlin,
and is receiving a cordial welcome
upon the occasion of her visit to her
old home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Hawkins
and Miss Billie Hawkins. of Atlanta.
arrived in Americas Friday and spent
the weekend with Mrs. John Sheffild
at her home on Brown street.
= ~
Miss Clara Glover, who is a STU
dent this year at Lucy Cobb Institute
IS spending the Easter holidays with
Mr.. and Mrs. Carr Glover at their
home on Taylor street.
Mrs. Sam Cohen, who left a few
days ago to visit her parents at Nash
vile, Tenn, will remain there for
two or three weeks longer.
Miss Anna Murray arrived in
Americus Friday from Gainesville,
where she is student at Brenau,
and is spending several days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Muir
ray, at their home on Rees Park.
Mrs. c. L. Isler and children, of
Fitzgerald, are spending the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Roach.
$50
Miss Annie Brahan, of Detroit. is
visiting Mrs. Henry Johnson for
some time. Mrs. Buena Isham, of
New York, who has been with Mrs.
johnson for some time, is college
class mate of Miss Brahan.
Mirc
Americus times-recorder., 1920-04-04

Mr.. and Mrs W. G. Turpin have
returned from ten days visit to
Detroit. While there they visited
Mrs. Glenn Crissman.
Americus times-recorder., 1920-04-04

Mrs. C. L. Isler and children, of
Fitzgerald, are spending the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Roach.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-30

ON "wednesday Church uny Will
d, celebrated by the " NJ L. ~ the
FIRST baptist church with the fo.
Towns program
Tea ~ conference ~ Circle pres,
dents % arrange committee
II q. m Conference " committee "a
arrange reports,
a. N. Vocal Solo-Rcycrcn, Icon
NJ Gamhrvll
a. ~ . m Lunch
D. M. Table Talk nr n "
Nirgiu
D. ~ Social Hour
. - m devotional. led hy Mr.. T.
r nunawav,
3,sU Report from general chair
man OF committees and -~rrespund
lng secretary
Violin Solo Mrs l.. Il. Willmmr
~ ~ Personal ser,ire studs and
round table talk on applied personal
service ted by Mr. Leon 4 Gam.
brell.
Dismissal
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Doing Her Bit

"Mnrc than O year pWo ! lunk Il
cumsn N Mnyrs Wonderful llrmcG}
for gallst ones, severe col ic und htom.
arh trouble and have been entirely
we'll over since have recommended
II 10 many other stomach sufferers,
NJ I frll II was my du'y to tell them
lds' how much good II has done me-
u /, simple, hurml"hh, preparation
lhnt removes the catarrhal mucous
from the intestinal lrnol aud allaya
Tho inflammation Witch oaus"s prac'
'i,ally all stomach, liyor aud intcsil'
nal ailments including appendicitis.
Cac f1te VIII convince or money r3'
funded Al dngriais.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-30
n ', !, T. RAFT, in I'lnrNIcW

a rally IN, conf iencc o. The nlr.
tht Scng feoplns th'Is 80
Panhandle, tended 70, 90 yates
tffm Amafh O, ,shhbo,s Cdly "
nlla, Hereford, floydnda llal'
Center, ilanpy Alternately, lo,kacy.
l.Amcsa and other Panhandle towns.
ives held NJ rlainrlvw Saturday au
sunday March ~ aud "a. In rnn.
neetion VIII the Panhandle hlhlN
conference which was N session
there during the pari week Thds'
attending nom Amarillo were Ne
and Mr. II, :, Riehc,. Mlses Rn.
thel Kendall iilllo Atiehnry.
rhelma Hubbard aud Edna Earl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-30
| SUFFERED
Three YEARS
Finally was Restored TO
Health by Lydia Z. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

lowell Mass Northumberland
Do nn nAlMl min m nv flrli .nle. wa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-30
Nnrhnfn

NtffHNfH
Saturday evening IN the reception
room and auditorium 81 Nrvlau,
college the delegate Wora rniHi
lainod with pruriam followed IS
q reception The rooms were beau
TRULY Decorated IN III college col
mH, Uut dew rH ana hnlhou.c TOLL
Iggo. ana the evening proved n dr
ilghliul one
sundar afternoon 100 q 1'c'oc. tu
second WslUu fla hr.d Al iuH
meeting reports of ur Nailou.
Unions were .uhu urI and l round
table dozen. Iuu VI. irll ruu,ru
inv ~ y 70 WORT boo runoral and
iho ubsl,'hf 'hi Wu.l necessarily
De- overcome IU ll.TH Hiit tl
the ,ounr p'Onla 900 Whlf Nrc Nol
nuinr NHkur LIVING ul Naklng
ID llfo'' Ilr splendid them, of lh'H
address lul lhr convincing manner
Nm which o. WIs rendered hfnurht
homo 10 olrh ne wal truths OF
lhoso thing n llio which alone pn
tu mako j. worth While uud IL might
easily BE- Wid thHi pr Hnuo's mes.
faro ruarl,l oa,h and everyone ut
his hearers thar u.rht
ln che evening the l,rJlJr o. y
+ T. pyvtam Wla h,lu ~ tho
church mlrv VI lhc'dolpgllr, miil.
rlpatlng. THIS wis Che final session
nr lloone agd'H ipyorud With 70
.plcuiid iidress 'hlr time spraslug
an "thn fhrcc Missions ot The lo,y
Spirit
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-30
DIRECTIONS FOR THE USE
- OF vlCkS .

Nspo, lmportAr, 80 For diseases 81
ihs respiratory organi. such ~ colds,
large Part ~ the value OF vicks lie. In
- vapotising qualities Therefore,
Whenever Vicks V eprlied over che
threat and chest, care should he taken
80 lsay. ,he clothing loose around the
neck and the bed clothes arranged IN
'fs foin' ~ funnel ~ ,ha, the vapoti
rising tnay ht ifs,ly inhaled.
lot Wet Goth. - IN eases Of very
severe colds. aote throat, coughs, ineip.
mt pneumonia, etc, hot, wet towels
h,uld be applied over ,he throat and
.reii 20 open the pores OF re tkln be-
fore applying Vieks, o
ffs,h Ar Plenty Of fresh air IN The
hef room II me best waY Go prevent
dds and luna troubles Fresh mir does
uo' cause eolds q, strengthens the lung,
enah',ng ,Ae ajS'em 10 throw on colds
A'lhmA vicks "a not cure .fof
at'hma.-s fif a. We know, there II no
cue In many ceses, however, Victs
'N's giVe relief Rub u veil over the
,g'fH column, from the neck 10 the
.Ip' 60 relieve tho nervous tension.
hen apply iIe'lS over 'hfoa, end chr y
- h'l time ana cover with bot aanne..
k'n'f i'taleH Is end alwaYa have the
.frN luIst, 40 that the vapofs msY be
fss'Y inhaled Also melt Virka in q
SPOON and lhhAls me yhp9fs and apply
l'ii'H - tht noi,rll',
h'pn hi. Sore Threat. Gold. In the
shs'i " severe CASE, hfsi apply
hu', 49, t9ssls over the ,hfoa, and
shss ben ulb Vltis in Nsll until
go 70 u ~, snfead on ,hickly and
NIih $40 tmgsntitt' Of ho', fan,
r.lslo,is.
= i,F'h, Cold, In the Head -MsF q
70 To VI IL boz fposn end inhAle the
AfItft Aso applg asll up he n0nfila.
To 20 WHhH varieties OF Ua'affh
'n.i H e.. ,a'sn' physiclan should al.
f. BOO. tlif', ~ ms.Y farmf.
'Y.f, f.f.. tts''sn' Ess,e
aUtl 'f." IU' 10 ta'I lnaflii ~
sHlr "a fIi ft4r ~ hsHfi,
iit fiH go 'f,n w. 80 Vica
fHI tees ii - f.. as pat
'i bss. iail zoe a.f
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& l',s, f.', Hst ,t.aisl.
fa'U 40 ifsss1s De ifcHs
tfIi s ft'tfHai ffr f.,f.,
1 '... 60 go sHtlfb tHs
u I'll Len.
'.t 200 r.f. abi.s
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-30
ESOc;;1etN'
suNBEAMs ENTERTAINED
WITH ElslIi, IGG IIINT

There n no other season of ITO
yuu that could ever quit, u'l thH
place In ohiid.liip thar lual0r nllt
Perhaps because II Is celebrated 100
40 different faahluh from thu other
seasons. Those rtuNn.HHs who
haven't the memory OF nhnoy unW
slippers, fluitN rreliv nD,hH ul
nice new rnils with prlhap. % now
tie too, kept ana treasured iur voral
beforehand fof the 1ru.auU have
mifsed lot OF the hlpplnoa. NO lllr,
ana those lave never arU uhlrd
around IN all turi ul unh'aId ni
nookS and corners ln search uf raIr.
how colored oggs TINT The Faster
bunnle hid 20 cunninrh wei. 90
almost vefgcs on the tragic
Saturday afternoon the boys un,
girls 81 the sunbeam BAND. az lh'
First Baptist church, were To have
hunted for eggs u the Clty puIl
bu, the fun was postponed on CO..
count Of the dlsagucahlc weather
nut there Was nothing 90 hinder th'
hunt taking place yesterday fot the
day was beautiful ana the b.ldlc
had the park entirely 10 themselves
~ course there was not much TIM
wasted after reaching the park fuf
In every conceivable place the cegt
were hid, and when their bright
colora caught tho eye ~ one ~ the
amall scarchors ihnrr Nnr delight,
I'd shrek which usually brought q
half dozen others eager TO SGT IN am
first.
After the cfgs had been found. an
sorts OF delightful games we're plu}.
cd. and Hides and sre.savs alsl
came IN for lh,ir sharr ol pnrhrli,
II was ra,cnously hunrr, ana
somewhat out of breath hunoh of
hoys and Girls that finally seated
themselves on the gross e. be- served
tho delicious refreshments ~ lea
cream AMI cake, which Mrs nrunrr
their leader had prepared
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-30
rnlrllnln. Mllh nlnrrt pnlI,

Mim betty Gamer entertained u
number ~ hrr friends frldr, oven.
ms with u dinner ~ her home tli
Nan nurcu street Decorations ~
PINK were usrd throughout The
table was beautifully decorated no
sweet peas, Hnundmgons and fem,
with each guests placed marked hv
dainty lite plnk almond cups flll,d
With the snlied nuts a delicious ~.
patl Was served ~ tho following
guests Missen May Francis White,
lcgF, MastcrSon Margaret l,uscU,
Ellen Dixon uid Fern Anderson.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-30
Vicks Acts Both Externally
and Internally tissgl

VTlCK'S VAPORUB is the discovery OF a North
Carolina druggist, L. Richardson, who found a way
to combine the standard time tested remedies -
Menthol, Camphor, Turpentinc, Eucalyptus, Thyme,
Juniper, etc. in salve form, so that when Vicks is
applied to the body these ingredients arc vaporzed
by the body heat.
INTERNALLY, these vspors, inhaled with each breath
all night long, carry the medication direct to the air
passages and lungs
EXTERNALLY, Vicks is absorbed through and stmu-
ates the skin, attracting the blood to the affected parts
and aiding the vapors inhaled to relieve the infam-
mation or congestion.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-30

gtlos California. ALL arrive IN Ans
rlllo ThurHdiy iOr u tlsli With hoi
niece Mr' 7 NJ llrunor, 1905 Madl
non street airs tariroll viii 80 III
Oklahoma cay, from hofr Whcr .ho
viii visit attn her daughter
Mrs Tohry ChiHu Who hnu br"l
n bullaI h ~ ,oc'ud 90 return homo
within q fN days
Mrs e Il Garner Who hu boon
~ Mineral Wcllp on an extended ll,p
10 expected To rcluM home ihc lalrf
part uf thih week
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-30

recommend the Vegetable Compound "a
other vnm,h, Won rnn Ne thrac
infs o. n testimonial ''--Nfa ".
lurNi l'issry ~ Chestnut It. Lowell,
Mae
Why women viii continue h. suffer- ~
long is inofr then We cnn uhdcl siand.
when tlr, can find hhIlh M L,dia l..
linsWm- vegetable compound
lr forty uiu 4 ha. hrou the stand.
afl remedy lur iemaIa ILL.,. aud has rc.
stored th' health ~ thousand. II women
who have been troubled with such all.
nfnia a. displaccmrnis, Inflammation,
liberation, ifrcgularilirs. etc,
" You want special advice write to
lAdia T. rInhham Medicine Co. tcunh.
dental Linn Mass Your letter will
b. opened read and answered hy a
woman and held IN strict confidence.
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socInl Nolc, and prt.oun, ,Icn,lon

Mrs & H. llall NJ i.0a Harrison
street has returned homo iflot 4
delightful visit IN Marrhnl With her
tanrhter, Mlst Lilla Dali Mia HAll
l,t charge ~ ho nopar,A"n " "a
nrri sion and Dramatic "A, al Mar.
shdl college
howard rrlgr county surveyor d
IA rcNhoma ~ business
Mrs. ], N Caulrcll OF Los M.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-30
THE NEW WAY

kept In the open ~ much as possible.
even IN the winter.
Coughs Apply vieks rs directed for
Colds In the Chest and Head, and II
the cough Is very annoying. swallow.
every few hours, ANAL piece the sise
ri q pea,
Group Sps,nodie Rub Viek. freely
over ches, and throi, until the an.
hcul' breathing u relieved. One april.
cation IL usually enough. To prevent
Group during the night, awe q good
application over the throat end chest
ht bed time and cover with hot, flannel
cloths.
Influenza In spite Of IN. epidemic
last winter, very little II known Of this
disease even the germ causing u " not
yet definitely located and no appetite
iof influenza ~ Gar ~ known has been
discovered. ln I'LL cases q physician
should be called promptly.
Nicks IL 90 he uied as IN external an.
licalion IN connection with the phy.
neianh treatment. Apply ~ directed
iof Pneumonia.
To Avoid Influenza -- influenza 4, n
Alit'bofne disease. and when inhaled
The germs attack the mucous membrane,
~ lining ol the mir passages. Even this
hno, absolutely certain. bu, u IL aarsed
ny most authorities that keeping the
system m good condition and the air
pasaagea stimulated and Tree from colds
~ the hes, way to avoid the disease.
Melting n little Weeks In n apoon nisht
and morning and inhaling the yaposs,
and applying well up the nos,fils sey.
efnl tiinca n day, particularly when In
crowds, u recommended.
Pnsumonis-(D Send for your phy.
stefan ~ the first sign Of pneumoo,s.
lD Immediately begin the use Of
Vicks 49, an external application. For
pncumonis. Vicka IL applie,i somevhs,
- directed lot Deep Cheat Colds-fos
inIl directions see the Difections Folder.
Throat.
Whcopins Cough - Thu 4, . elf
united disease. running n cour,e which
wares ifom few weeks 90 sveui
months. There u no known yp>clse---
Vleha u OF value In easing the eyush
pafoEynu. aud thus le.sen,ns Their
weakening eject on the syv,em. Rub
N'esa veil over the spinal column, FINN
we neck 70 the hipa, 60 relieve the net.
fuus tension. Then spply over thsos,
ana eh's', covering With hot aaaneIa.
n'el. i' Noe Mean, 10 R.yise. "A.
fhy'' Ian A. the hfs, sunp,ous Of a
s.i Gus illness, such rs ,aeumos,s. :
pIhy,ieisn should slway. be callsi
Many Other tsouhie-. rieh q, shr.o,e
ssisrh a. eonfinued hssdsehs. oslI h.
The diagnosis of . s,nd docsar.