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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22
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Phone ists.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22

FOR RENT-Niccly furnished east bed
room. Phone ITO.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22

FOR RENT - Furnished front room.
close In. Phone 1917. 200 Harrison.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22

FOR RENT-Eightroom house: furni.
turc for sale. Can get possession the
first III September. 200 North Taylor.
Fine location for roomcrs on boarders.
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GRASS for rent. see or write c. T. Ev-
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FOR RENT-Furnishcd house. 1909
u. Washington.
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wANTED-Your cleaning and press
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FOR RENT

FoR RENT-FurnIshed bedroom. Goa
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FOR HENT-Mudern furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. Call 1895 FIJI.
more. Phone 400.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-06-17
CROP CONDITIONS IN STATE

The clear, warm weather was just
what was needed. At the close of the
week it was becoming rather dry in
some localities, mostly in the east.
All crops made good progress. Far
mers accomplished much in the way
of cultivating cotton and corn, plant
ing lowlands in corn, cutting hay,
etc., but work is still behind, Cotton
is now mostly in a fair state of culti-
vation, and, though small, the plants
have good color. and stands are fair
ly good. Corn grew rapidly and gen.
orally looks well, though much of it
is late Corn now is fairly we'll cul-
tivated in most sections. The condit-
ions were favorable for wheat, which
shows some improvement, and now
averages fair It ripened rapidly
and some of 1t is ready to cut. A
good crop of spring oats is being
harvested. Early potatoes are be-
ing marketed and the crop generally
is good. Sweet potatoes, tobacco.
and hay crops made good progress.
Considerable clover and alfalfa hay
mere saved. Peas and beans for hay
are being planted.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-06-17
U. s. SUPREME COURT UPHoLDs
DRY AMENDMENT

In a comprehensive decision the
United States Supreme Court on
h. June z sustained the validity of both
the Eighteenth Amendment and the
Volstad enforcement act. The courts
opinion was very short, setting firth
only the courts conclusions. The
opinion was rendered by Associate
Justice Van, Devanter, Permission
to file motions asking for rehearing
of the cases was granted by the court
In the various referendum cases.
The decision was practically una
nimous. Justice McKenna delivered
a dissenting opinion on the Concur
rent power" issue and Chief Justice
White and Justice Reynolds criticiz-
Led certain sections of the law, but
their objections were so slight that
they did not >delived minority decis-
ions, but announced their concur
renee in the decision of the court.
The court dismissed petitions filed
by the states of Rhode Island. and
New Jersey to enjoin feoeral officials
from enforcing Prohibition in thise
states.
Nothing in the decision will pre-
vent amendment 4 the volstad code
permitting the manufacture of light
wines and beers.
: This decision marks the end of
court attacks on the amendment and
the enforcement code.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-06-17
~ - *

Mt. View Lodge No. 179, ]. o. o. r.
met at the usual hour, p m June
IL, 1920, H. F. Sperks, N. G. presid-
ing with good attendance, The US
ual routine business was disposed
of. Bro. H. D. Officer is again bach
at Hot Springs, Ark
Several committees made their re-
ports. There was no degree work
at this meeting. The list of six de-
linquents was read of by theSecre-
tary in compliance to the law. The
delinquent brothers should, IL intend
ing to quit, pay up all arrearages and
then resign membership, get out In
a way that they would not be
ashamed of when asked about their
membership. Our man who shovels
out money to- imaginary claimants
Of benefits has gene ON a hike dur,
ing this heated term. Come across.
boys.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-06-17
ON THE v. SIS. TENNESSEE

The Herald has been informed by
the Navy Recruiting Service, that
the following Putnam county boys
have been transferred from the Re,
cruiting ship at New York to the U.
s. S. Tennessee, which was put in
commission few days ago at the
Navy Yard in New York.
billiard Cleveland Judd, William
Thomas Thompeon and Willie WEIGH.
They also state that enlistment is
open for $50 Tennesseans for duty
on board the great battleship that
bears the name of the state. They
want men from II to IS years of age,
with weight .bove 100 pounds.
The Tennessee will start on its
first trip in August.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-06-17
a SAFE TEST

For those who are in need of a
remedy for kidney troubles and back
ache, it is good plan to try Doan's
Kidney Pills. They are strongly
recommended by Cookeville People.
Mrs. Willie Starnes, 4OS w. Broad
St., Cookeville, says: 81 suffered
from kidney trouble. My back ach-
ed so l thought it would break and
couldn't get any rest day or night,
and was hardly able to be on my
feet. Black specks appeared before
my eyes and I had nervous, dizzy
spells. My lin be and knee joints
were swollen and the action of my
kidneys was irregular. Doan's KID
ney Pills .rocured from WHY'S Drug
Store helped me from the start and
soon my kidneys acted regularly, the
aches and pains left and I was free
from all kidney trouble"
60c at all dealers. Foster-Milburn
Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
Let US do your job printing.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-06-17
YOUR ATTENTION, PLEASE

Come to Summerfield, Sunday,
June q. 1920, and bring a penny for
each year you are old. We want to
use the money to build church at
this place. Do this for the glory of
God and to help his cause. DR.. J..
d. Harris will preach at 1880 o.
clock, Bro. Verble in the afternoon.
The Salem. Quartet, W. A. Roberts,
the blind boy, and a host of other
good singers will be present to make
music for us. Service TO begin at
10 O'Clock sharp. Bring your lunch
and spend the dav.
B. T. ARNOLD, Pastor.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-06-17
TO THE PEOPLE OF cooKEvILLe

Complaint is being made that
stock owners are permitting their
stock to run at large within the
town and that the Hog Ordinance is
being violated by keeping hogs in
stables and close pens, and further
complaint is being made that auto
mobile owners ar speeding within
the town.
Take notice that all of the above
offenders are going to be arrested
as fast as these offences are ascer-
tanned.
This 14th day of June, 1920.
J. M. LOFTS, Chief o; Police.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-06-17

Don't forg t the biggest free Fair
in the South a. Holiday, Sept 10 and
II. - ea
Get your groceries from the clean,
sanitary store-B. Fox.-Advt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16

Among IN. great number or new
ana attractive Kinds 81 trimming,
fibhon continues to hold It's own. II
Is true thui ~" ribbon H. In runny
cases. disguised ard that II appears
III many forms. bat Ii II ribbon
nevertheless
The frock In ,hc picture wears
proudly its Squares III finely pleatcl
blue Grosgraiii ribbon. The dress II :
self is made Of blue satin and blue
duVet.ii. The duvctSn ~ used only
for III" top part 81 tho skirt. which ~
r!cat.d and hcid in place by the
squares of ribbon Blue satin forms
the bodice and the lower part Of tn"
skirt. 4 narrow frili ~ the picatcd
ribbon outlines the neck.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16

i,n6,. Mr., AMI Mrs. Henry T.. Taylor.
i""t troy" Avenue.
Mrs. iuy Davis. who has been Wis
i.inr her mother. Mira Hunter Me-
'u.te mere, has returned 10 Norfolk.
MISS Mary Ellen IIarahan has re-
urn" - her home in Washing ton
ai1'r Visit To Mrs. u. l.. smith. at
-" North Laurel street.
.aaei j. Il. y. IInhsDn Jr.. or tho
.arssnIa Military Institute. Licking
.nn. WIZ spend Christmas with his
parcnts. Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. a. Hop
son. ~ ihcir home AT wcsthampton.
MIS- l'"sali" VI. holland who is il
S,uheh, ~ foxcruf,, near Middle
.uiS VII arrive next week 10 spend
me holidays with her mother. AIR
PRESTON Noiand on rar!, Avenue.
,o Mt"s Ieiin cottrell, OF Norfolk. has
oW"ch INC recent guest nf her sister
hiS. ". J. West. III this city.
MIS- Harry +. Norris. vocal d.r.c-
,"r oi stuart Hall. : auu:ou. arrived
~ Isichtnond yesterday - spend tn.
week -'fn with her mother Mrs Eu
Avenue. 80" 'ioNs
;, Miss Florence levy. az l:altimor..
- spending some time IL, this Citr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16

Mrs. William II. Kirby. candidate. for
ald"iinhn large in Beverly. and
Ars. Ardbel!a W. Wilson. who was
On tho Common Council ticket in
Maiden. we're defeated
six cities showed themselves sti!l
IN favor ~ licensing the sale Of in
ioSicatinr liquors under the old To-
tai-oniion law, although tho law IL
without tncci under national prnhl :
nitlon, and tn" same siX--Boston.
Chelsea Lawrence, Lowell, Revere am
orcrSicr-- vntcd yes On tho state
net for licensing beverages contain
inE nor moro than 2.75 per cen, OF
alcohol
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16
WOMEN FARE POORLY IN
MASSACHUSETTS, VOTING
stormy Weather In Hn,ton Relieved 10
lie Cnusc al Drfrnt of Female
Candidate.
~ AssocIntol Pr.ss- /

BOSTON. Zee. l5-w Women cau,it-
dates. except thos" FOR school commit
tee places Jared poorly in the NUM-
cipnl elections held in Ii Massachu-
delayed returns which were completed
early today. This IL attributel IN
part to stormy weather. which kent
many voters at home.
In At;ichoro. Mrs Eliza DagEcit
candidate for Mayor, received only
cighty-four votes out .: a fetal cx-
cecding 5000. There were three other
candidates. and Mayor phiiip T.. Brady
was reelected
sara Clark Mcndum. Republican
candidate FOR Alderman in Wohurn:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16
Debating CHM 70 I,,ter,o,n

Til. Boys Debating Club of John
Marshall High school is making
plans TO give AN cntertainmcni IN
the school library Saturday night. \
humorous debate viii be given My
som" Of the members, while a dance
nnd refreshments Will feature th,
latter part of tn. evening
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16
MIX LOGIC WITH LOVE

ears ago n poet wrote Of low. az
"cinI Moinan's whole existence.'
ic must have known Il 10, about
me feminine sex. Love and logic ;,re
az opposit" pnies uf wonan's woriJ.
ana IL Is fact that many n wo,nnn
mas lost mans love through no, All
, ,nm siI i,tti" common sense In
Of lor: aud logic. az /, we're.
y Eirl ma! h. perfectly adorable.
pus u IN" ~ forever making her
inrtr nhpear silly" In the eyes Of
ne public, She Is In danger OF losinr
woman finds love ana orc man Ia
whole existence. that Is no reason
WY a man is going 10 lind that true
~ regard to tho woman he loves
ihe:e Is differences IN the sexes I'm
that respect. God made 4, 80 and
no woman need try 10 alter IT, Low
.rs. married OF otherwise. grow rcs-
tive under restraint. and II IS :, wise
woman who never puts up the ''chccI
rcin."
ono very clever woman whose mar
red !ifc runs smoothly and happily
after years Of married iif.. insisted
=, the beginning that one nigh, in
the week her husband would no, he
expected 10 com. home until he
rhoSe TO come" She, didn't ask him
hc married her. what was the re-
suit? Iir tool, the nigh, off rcr,i-
iarly. Tor month and pretended
'hat nc Iiktd IL. Then lie started
coming home on these "nf nights
There were never amy messages or
"hr!nG Detained al tho Office Ills
irlcHds couldnt get him To stay In
town. but they would go home with
him. being sure OF smile and a
warm welcome from his Wifi.
Far too MANY wives resent the
male friends of their husbands This
y absolutely ridiculous. There IL
certainly no logic in such jealousy
Thc woman just mentioned was logi-
cal; she had the good sens. 10 re-
aliEc from the start that littl.. lur Ic
mixed with the love nf a woman * 4
SPLENDID thing. There Is Lesson in
TINS that should appeal to young
wives Just bngtnn!ny the journey ar
life "ho wish their happiness 10 in
cTcasc. rather than decrease, az the
years roll by
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16
Licrnsrd ~ ,inrr.

Marriage licenses were issued rs
Clerk Waiter Christian IN liustinrs
Court yesterday to W. ~ Gregory
Young and Anna l.. Crew: Marry
Jawley ana Mary \. 'rcaGi.: Theron
IL. DAVIS and Cammic +. Yanccy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16
wOMES's MEETING:

~" board % managers Of IN. H.,
,r"al Tor the Sick will meet this
i,..,niinE ~ ~ O'clock at the ncw.,
,..p.ahi "uiiuinE. corner Of Grove
NNchun aud Mulherry Strnct
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16
~ AND o,T or TowN.

Miss Mary tobins Taylor Il mem
bEr OF the senior class ~ Swer:
Rrinr College. j. returning Friday -
spend the holidays with her par-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-04

desaparcce TODD malcstar. De otrs
mancra, suelen formarse abscesos en-
las celdjiias huesosas sltaS en- Ia par
te p~osterior del dido; Y 81 estos abs
cesos no Sc evacuan . su debido ITEM
pc, el hquido purulento puede inva-
dir la cavidad "cranial 0 los tejjdos
profundos de Ia nuca, condicion de-
sagradable en- este ultimo, ' alta
mente peligrosa en- el primer case.
TARIEDADES.-No es facil hacer
el diagnostico de la escarlatina en-
los caSos benignos. a no ser que Sc
observer signos extraordinarios como,
por ejemplo. hinchazon de Ia nuca,
eXfoliaci0n de Ia pieI, Ia ~aparici6n de
Ia nefritis o sea mad de Bright Tin
flamacion de los rinones) 0 por 81
hecho de que ha sido t~ransmitido el
NAL q otro individuo por c~ontacto, V
en- quicn los sintomas pueden ser
mas claros Y de mayor gravedad.
La erupci6n suele no presentarse,
0 hacer 81 aparicion tan solo en- una
parte determinada del cuerpo. En- su
forma benigna, Ia escarlatina suele,
al ser trasmitida 4 otro individuo,
producer en- este, como Sc ha indica-
do, Sintomas graves. Las formas ma
lignas, en- que Sc observan una tempe
ratura elevada, delirio, un estado
comatOso, gangrena de Ia garganta,
acompahada esta ultima de escurri-
mientOs ofensivos de la nariz Y de
la boca, producer Ia muerte cast ire
misiblemente en- n o dos dias.
Sin embargo, es rara una termina-
ci6n fatal en- aquellos casos que reci-
ben Ia debida atencion desde IN prin-
clpio, aunque muchos pacientes su-
cumben a las co~mplicaciones que So
b%revlenen ell este maj Y de las Qua
les Sc ha hecho menci6n. La escarla-
tina es con frecuencia el punto de
partida de Intermediates cronicas del
~corazon, de los oidos o de los rinones,
intermediates que generalmente ter
minan desastrosamente. La ~escarla-
tina es mas peligrosa en- los ninos
memories de seis amos.
PREVENCTON.-Debe aiSlarse a
TODD enfermo de escarlatina, no per-
mitiendosels el ~contacto con otras
personals, exception hecha de aque-
las encargadas de asistirlo: Y, sobre
TODD, nientras existan escurrimientos
de Ia boca, de Ia nariz, de Ia gargan-
ia, O de otras parties del cuerpo.
Los medicos encargados de I'm es-
carlatinoso, deben usar batas apro-
piadas que cubran bien TODD sus vesti-
dos, a: entrar al aposento del enfer-
mo, l~ayandose y desinfectandose las
manos accomplishments despues de
Ia vista.
Las personals cue asisten al enfer-
mo no deben por motive alguno mez-
clar9e con otros indiyiduos,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-04
La GSCARLATINA
La escarlatina es una enfermeda

La escarlatina es una enfermedad
trasmisible.
Sintomas.-Los signos o sintomas
principles de la escarlatina son: fie-
bre, dolor de garganta Y una erup-
cion rojiza. Su periodic de i]ncubacion
es de 2 a / dias. Comienza con do
Tor de cabeza Y de garganta, vahidos,
v0mitos, Y, en- los ninos de corta
edad. sobre TODD, con convulsiones
algunas veces.
La .boca V Ia garganta Sc italian
profundamente congeStionadas. E.
enfermo acusa dolor al tragar o a.
hablar. La Iengua presenta eli color
Subido de una fresa madura. La in
flamacion puede extenderse de Ia
gargsnta a los oidos. Con frecuencia
Sc observa una hinchazon dc las CLAN
dulas de Ia nuca.
La erupcion aparece al 20, ola,
:. en- casos benignos, puede ser el
primer sintoma que Sc observe Is
un enrojecimieuto difuso della piel,
que, despues de IN examen minucio-
so, resulta ser debido a la e~xistencia
de pequenas papulas. \ los i o 5 dias
ia piel comienza a descamarse; Y al
! gunas veces eSta exfoIiaci6n Sc We
r!fic2 en- grandes trozos 0 escamas.
COMPLICACIONES.-A Ia oscar
latina suele seguir la inflammation de
Tarios organos. Pueden sobrevenir Ia
aeumonia, Ia pleuresia, una ulcera-
cion de la garganta, abcesos en- la
nuca, e inflammation de la membrane
i~nterna del coraz6n (endocarditis).
Con harta frecuencia observase Ia
nefritis o sea inflammation de los ri
nones, de Ia "a. q la la semana. En-
esta ultima complication hay esca-
ceS o aun SUPPRESSION de Ia orina, aeon
panado este sintoma de hinchaz6n de
los parpados inferiores, de las manos
: de los tobillos, o, por fin, de hidro-
pesia general. Pueden presentarse en-
tonces las convulsiones, precursoras
de una muerte inevitable Y pronta.
En- otros casos, 81 Ia secretion de
ID orina llega a r~eadQuirir su estado
normal, 81 enfermo Sc r~establece por
complete; o, de otra suerte, ell sinto-
ma aludido Sc vuelve cronico. Pueden
~sobrevenir igualmente dolcr, hincha-
ION : enrojeciulierto de las articula-
| clones.
Hay que vigilar la aparici6n dc
eualquier estado inflamatorio del
dido medic, traducido en- dolor de
ssa region, ~sensibilidad marcada al
| simple tacto sobre IA prominencia
h~useosa en- Ia parte posterior de Ia
oreja, Y somolencia. FL niao suele que
jarse mientras duerme, Y 0 difficult
tad Sc le despierta.
s. IA membrane interior del dido, o
timpano .(vulgarmente, tambor,) Sc
rompe, el pus o materia Sc escapa ha-
cia afuera por Ell canal ~externo, Y en-
tonces, 81 es benigna la inflammation,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-04
BASES PARA LAS RELACONES NTERNAC|ONALES

La actitud &c Ia mayor parte de ls
prensa de los Estados Unidos, en- ell
presente conflicto con Mexico, dista
mucho de ser correcta, diriamos mas
bien cue t~raSpasa los hmites de toda
sensatez. Colocada en- el campo del
ana7iUisn10, sonando las destempla-
das trompetas Y Landlords de IN false
pntriotisnso, para disfrazar bajas am
biciones = torcidos intereses, desem-
pena Ia ingratisima tarea de aalfiGr
perros, es decir, de exajerar cuanto
incidente ocurre, en- dano dc la JUS
ticia, con agravio de Mexico, Y para
halagar ell jiagoisgro ignaro de las
multitudes, siempre dispuestas a la.
pidar Y escarnecer al ;nocente.
Al Ieer las candentes paginas, sc di-
ria cue efectivamente los Estados u
nidos estaban sufriendo en- su ho-
nor, que la guerra era forzosa para
dirirlir intrincadisimas controversies
entire paises de equivalence poder y re
cursoS.
Sc aboza por el envio de un ejerclto
para vengar los ultrajeS 11JerldoS a
"America," de mtd9aerG s~istenIdt'eG y
deliberada. Ahora es tempo, clanan:
ahora que acabamos de obtener VIC
torias en- Europa Y que disponemos
de caantos elementos Sc necesitan pa
ra asegurar ell eXito.
Les mexicancs dc sentido conlun
alientras tanto, les latino-americanos,
la America toda, en- SUI significacion
verdadera. sc p%rcguntan / y es este
ell c~riterio de una gran n~acion, de un
pueblo que pretende estar q la cabe-
"a de Ia civilization del mundo? Tie
nen raz6n los ~peri6dicos al PRODUCER
Sc de tan extremosa manera!
Meyico-esto es de tai evidencia
que nadie 10 puede dudar-atraviesa
per uI;a dificilisima situacion inter-
ma, creada en- gran parte por Ia po-
Utica extranjera que Sc ha inmiscuido
en- sus asuntos; = no obstante, cuanoo
esa indebida intervention da IA
turales frutos, Sc pone ell grito en- ell
cie!o Y Sc quiere a~justar ~cuentas, pa
IA que paguen los que ninguna cul-
pa tienen en- cuarto esta sucedien-
90.
No seria, por 10 tanto, de mayor
honradez, que la prensa america
ma aconsejase j~usticia Y canbio de
o~rientaciones en- la politica interna-
~cional, antes de predicar mas gran
des agravios?
MAS sinceridad y decoro ha exhi-
Dido Ia prensa de habla espanola
aouende Y allende el bravo, en- este
doloroso periodo de nuestra historic!
Los Angeles. California. 2S de d.
ciemhre de 1919.
Lie. Jose Antonio RIVERA G..