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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-02-05

} D Wallis. Who moved from the
vicinity Of Shrum TO Cape Girardeau
a couple year .-a.
Till yesterday. Wednesday. on BUSH
ness 1rI made 'IJ, ...-
rg'ci 800
7 IS Cities Of near Latin and son
Floyd were 10 Marble El,ll yesterday
and the 'auer made this uil.re a
SD 3" cal. 80 For.
younger sou had the misfortune TO
receive o painful. sGu ,ao.. wounds
at the hands ofhis older brother In
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ed rU" load rasiuG eaer; Ia his
u'''e brother. r.ar uian o. ,ue
an u-iy painful flesh wound Tom
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marry j. miller, VINO had suffered
several attacks of paralysis and had
been IN poor health for several wears
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-02-05
Geo f. Conrad will buy com.

wv u NhHIhW VIII NNl tOfu,
OTTO Sander visited friends At Al,
vance from last Saturday until Mon,
day
No hunting or lfespnssinp will he
allowed Oh our farms ! 4 TAYloF
" /. Lrrs and II v NNrrps
Henry Gfumrr was = Pass caller
Tuesday and has our thanks for fe-
newul favofs
4 good rrmcd, iof bad cough
Is BALLARDS FOREGROUND
SiRuPlt heals the lung, and quiets
irratn'ion Sold hy All Druggists.
Former Collector /. ! Kinder If
Lulcsvillc m1dr lni, office q friend.
" visit Monday
GG6 quickly relieves Colds aud
LaGnppc Constipation. RiIiuusnr, :.
Lnss 81 Appetite aud Headaches
Mrs { I Hopkins aud al the
children With one exception. Mary.
are land ~ with flu
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-02-05
NOIICf

Hunting, fishing and lrrspassing
Is forbidden on oar farms Ben NJ.
fr.nk, + l. Eakrr. Henry Tcnho.dcr.
John ll.nkrhr.n. John Stclnnrrd. q.
J Elfrnk, J q. Nandcycn. n. l.
Stc.nnwd, ! II NrnnIngcr ;. n.
Barrett = T. WrIch.
Vii Runners II near lluskey was
m town les; Saturday aud informed
~ that hr sold - PAR of mules Ia j
II E,irs rI RuffafivIiIr one day
last week iof $500
The liver loses u.s. activity At
time, and need, help Il,rbmr is
an effective liver .tmulant Itai,n
punlirs The bowels. Strengthens IL.
Gestiun nuh restores strength. ,ipnf
aud cheerful spirits Sold b, ell
druggists
John VI Wirccafyer II near Iu'as.
willie made us an appreciated visit
last tniiy and subscribed fur Tn
PFrSS for his nrn'hrr-in.Iaw o J
Whitcner ~ F"fur
Goyu>vl>r Pp>uo,> thousand,
Of men AMI women needed for cen.
,us. postal and railway mail aud
positions 20 Washington Write ur
special preparatory uiIrr 'rcr flD.
uu rrwuAur, lSsr, 30 Sixteenth
- : T. Washington. n c
Chas Snlts ~ the Glen Allen rural
route MS IN Marble tin Yesterday
on business and Ms ~,lrnmr Wis.
l,or 10 tins office and had his sub
scrptiun market 40
>fraNcd From my place SIX
miles ~c,t NJ Ztlml one dark hay
mare 1 years old ahout Is hands
hish. heavy built With short tai
star in forehead. will weigh about
1000 or 1900 rounds Viii pay
literal reward .nr any Information
\ J J,rkeoN. Etlma. No
Nr aui Mrs Fred Burfori Of the
vicinity " NlI.crSville came down
t,t SUNDAY and visited atthe home
# Nr, Burford's sister. Mrs c +
'rs>ncii IN rhi, ci,y
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-02-05

~(S.. ID v \ Reynolds
SyvSYYT' Dentist will be- IN rs
Office IN Marble Iiill every Friday
and saturday
Lester ulhs Nhn has had EN-
plnymrnt At Wichita Falls. Texas.
some tome. arrived home Monday
Rub-Ny Nsm r. powerful anti.
srpuci, Hills the posion caused from
infected ruts. cure, old sufrs letter
etc
{ j Shafruk n Patton spent the
latter part 81 ID, week here visiting
rriauycs and friends Flat River
News
wanted Hickory logs $50 per
1000 feet fat rnuGn logs and $50 fuf
clear log, Also BLACK. OAK. $40
White OAK SIS Gum Elm and Sycu-
more 80 TT lNNN lf'A
RC sc Z RrNrN.
Lutrsyillr No
IN D,rk aud spu. " Of Glen
Allen we're IN Marble It'll Monday
The former mode tins office a pleas
ant call
GG6ha, proven j, veil cure Malaria.
ChlIls and Fever Bilious Fever Colds
aud LGrIpp"
Miss l,,ue Alexander. Who ~aS
one Of IN, first victims II the fin Is
back ut Der place Ia the Farmers
Supply Store
Joints that ache muscles ,hll are
drawn ~ contracted should trtrtlt.
ed with EAlLARpN SNOW LIN
lNENT Il prurlrIrrs 60 %" spot
where It o, needed and relieve. sU;'-
ering Sold hs AL DruESisls
Rev Geo v Graham II s. Louis
was in Marble EiIl. mlnglIng with
friends and attending 20 business
the first Of the week
Womans friend is large mai
bottle ni Sanoi prescription fine
for black heads eczema ami a.l
rough SKIN and clear complexion
\ real skin tonic Get s., trial
bottle NJ the drug store
Miss Ina WIrccarver Is confined
60 her home east Of town with an
attack OF flu, and Miss Hazel Kinder
has her place in the Hopkins store .
Heartburn. indigestion or distress
of the stomach is instantly relieved
by HERBlNE Ii forces the badly .
digested food out Of the body and .
restores tone IN the stomach amt .
and bowels. Sold by All Druggists .
Truman Burns who is in school .
at the College here, came in few
DAYS ago and had his fathers n }
Burns. name placed on our mailing
list.
Rub-My- IiSm Is a great pain Kill
or Ii relieves pain and soreness
caused by Rheumatism, Neuralgia
Sprains, etc,
Mrs. MoIlie Davidson of Fisk has
been here several days on account
of the illness of her son. Martin, and
now she is suffering with case OF
flu herself
Advertise Candy: Men, women!
Earn $50 weekly Experience UNI
necessary. We start you in the
candy business at home, small
room or anywhere. Everything fur
nished Grand opportunity, Write
for particulars,
CANDYMAkiNG House.
S South 18th street,
40 Philaitlohia, Pa,
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-02-05

Marriage licenses ISSUED since
january l5 Eslel Beasley aud Susie
l. sherman, Joe Young aud Mrs
Emma Chapman, Willie K. Nouser
auh Edith Lllry, Ralph Upchurch
and Rhoda T. Thomason, Jesse
Luther X llueey aud Iona Benton
Turner
NJ, Bessie Bazzell of Mill Creek.
accompanied ~ ter little daughter
N"iti" came down last Sunday aud
visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs Is.
! Tate uurl Monday Ncuie went
BON" with her muL Mr.. Jacob
Priirr wEu. with Me- Prefer. was
visiting a. tue Tate home Iu1.
Ar md Nr, F s.. Cour,d. who
come Ia Elyins last week rxp, ctiug
to f"mHil here Tor spmr tine visit.
inE relatives AID friends. wrfr call.
rd back To Patton ,na lmtr pat Of
the week ~ dr,ulrt uf the illness
oi Ia, sister Nr Srahaus.-E u,
item 10 Fiat River News
Our ffirUG ,ru e. Abrfuathy nf
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-02-05

Make Your loan, with the Green.
hrrr Federal Land Loan Associa-
uon Money At 5 per cent On
your farm and the time may run
from 5 To 80 years Address or SEE
lg,r> Flsr secretary. Treasurer Zal-
ma. Mo
SNucw subscribers Q J Nhitcner
Bcrnlr. VIII " Smith, Campbeil Il
: Harold, NurIa, Colo T p Cos
grove. krnnrtr Miss Mabel Glow.
Nr>ho, Mo. y J Burns, Glen Allen.
Lost. sfrated or >f0Ien-Onc
prownisa red COW about e wears oIi.
weight about $50 pounds, no white
al ALL SKIN Of dark brown color. CIV.
inE milk. five teatS. one smal, teat
well w un rGh, side Of udder. CROP
and unutrhlt m T'Ght aNN swallow
FORK in left ear. Disappeared from
the widow Mary LutrS place. 3 smiles
southwest ot lute>viile, August 81
viii pay $40 reward for her recov-
erv. Notify f. + MulEE, LuteS-
vile, Mo
Monday Was grounding day and
OF course, he'll have the iob Of run
ming the weather for the next while,
but what concerns 'youru truly is
tue quality we are To set
John Sinkard OF the vicinity Of
Gravel Hill was adjudgcd insane by
the County court here Tuesday and
Sheriff Enoch Underwood took him
to the hospital at Pennington that
day
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-02-05

Hon, Robert Drum went To Poplar
Bluii Sunday a. attend court there
IL connection with the drainage in
the south end Of the county, Sam
j. McNinn and d C. Bailey went
down TUESDAY
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-02-05
- LOCAL NEWS. -

County and Probate courts will he
In session next week
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-02-05
Cad ~ Thanks

We wish To thank our maGy kind
friends and nei ,hpors who assisted
Us during the sIcanrsS aud death ~
our father Vim j, Nrvns. aud will
ever hold them IN grateful temem.
bTance. Tn CHupprN
Mrs Georgin Rnoirs. who has
been quite feeble soae time. has
been getting along about as we'll rs
could he expected lately Tier son
Scott. Of ST. Louis has he-n visiting
her the list couple ~ weeks
J r. Ch1ptlcr # near Sropns
~ de- t'i- otiirr . welcome visit last
Thursday julius believes in patron.
l1inG ms home pifcr and oi course
when man upp'c'.at,s a thing he
Is ai"ays willng and ready TO pay
fnr %
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-02-05
Dental Notice

%<x.. br V \ Rrynold.
SyvSYYT' Dentist will be- IN 10,
office IN Marble liill every Friday
and saturday
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-10

change themselves without the dIv-
er's attention or even knowledge,
and SO as always to give the ratio
best suited for the work at hand.
We believe this is the correct way
to control power for an automobile.
Stanley power IS applied to the
rear axle through a two-cylinder.
double-acting. simple engine. whose
crank shaft is gearcd permanently
into the rear axle and IS parallel to
it. No explosion takes place in the
cylinder, but the steam exerts an ex-
pansiye force on the pistons and the
engine delivers its power in a con
tinuous flow, with a steady, uninter.
rupted torque on the crank shaft.
The engine is simultaneously respon-
sive to the change Of steam admitted
to it by the throttle. The entire
range Of power from zero. as when
standing still, to the very maximum,
can be applied to the rear axle. in
an instant. without ever i~nterrupting
the flow Of power By merely sweep
ing through the full motion Of the
throttle lever.
We believe this is the correct way
TO apply power to the rear axle Of an
automobile.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-10

Stanley power IS generated by
making steam from water in a boiler
over a kerosene burner. This IS a
motionless process. That is, no nov
ing parts are involved in it. 1t takes
place apart from and independently
Of the engine. 1t makes possible the
storing of power above the normal
requirements for use when the call
for power is unexpected or unusually
heavy.
We believe this is the correct way
TO generate power for an automo-
bile.
Stanley power is controlled BY
throttle only. Since the power IS
generated in the boiler without de-
pending on the movement Of the en-
gine, and is stored and ready for
use. the engine doesn't have 10 be
disconnected from the load either
for starting or changing speed.
Therefore no such devices as gear
shift and clutch are necessary. The
engine is permanently in mesh with
the diferential on the rear axle, and
the throttle gives a val's to achieve
which otherwise would require an IN
finite number Of gears which would
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-10
HAMMOND.

HAMMOND.
CHAMPION AUTO co.
ACORN GARAGE,
Williams and Aohman SIS.
4. J. WHITE, AZ State s..
AUTO CONSTRUCTION 4 RE-
PAIE CO, 1S2 Fayette st.
BOILING AUTO SALES CO,
7O7 holman s..
rs Calumet ave.
CAL CELEL VCACATIZING CO
A79 Calumet ave.
EAST SIDE GARAGE,
Cor. Calumet and Becker st.
ECL1PSE DUMP BOX CO.
226 Fayette St
Z. EPKER ROTOR CO.,
633 Holman st.
ELLIOTT d 7ANIEL,
Summer st. and Columbia av.
G9AHGER < WHITAKER,
49, holman st.
EArLIICND TIRE x REPAIR
CO., 77S Calumet ave.
ECEBS GARAGE,
Carroll, near Calumet Y
IANGE0ED TIRE X SUPPLY
CO, Holman ST
LAKE COUNTY AUTO SALES
& SUPPLY CO. Holman ST.
OAKLEY GARAGE,
Oakley ave, near Logan st.
AUTO SUPPLY CO,
HOLMAN md DoEg17~ SIS
CHARLTON AUTO EQUIP
MENT Co. Eorsy-he ave.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-10

Flexibility
Hill Climbing Ability
Great Reserve Power
Rapid Acceleration
Ease Of Application Of Power
Smoothness
Low Cost Of Operation Cor Reliability
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-10

Five Passenger Touring Ger
Seven Passenger Touring CIR
Four Passenger Coupe
Seven Passenger Sedan
Chassis only
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-10

These sound principles not only result N a greater reliability, but they
yield to the owner Of Stanley car those features which motorists have been
trying to get and manufacturers have been trying to give. We believe motor
is would place emphasis on those features IN the following order:
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-10

GOODYEAR vUBCANIzIEa
& RETEEADzEG &C..
Calumet ave.
EAST IAMEE0ED GA=ACE,
Near Columbia ave.
SL1GER EROS.
5I4 Holman s..
SOUTH SHORE FILLING
STATION, So Russell St.
SQUAEz DEAL GARAGE,
100 Fayet-e 81.
U. S. TAXI,
Cos State Line 81.
SCEERERvIL1E.
JAcTsoN AIGEWAx GAR
JscEson ana lincoln highway
LINCOLN HIGHWAY GAR
AGE, Lincoln highway and
Penn. Z. R.
1N21AEA HARBoE.
j CALVIN & SONS.
SSH michigan avs
C3EZnEAR GsEAGE,
2735 Elm st.
IL DIANA GARAGE.
348l ELchI~an ave.
MICK AECRE,
39C2 EucEl ave.
EkRRoB GARAGE & RIA
CHINE CO.
GutI2r1e e1d -gtchigan.
E<EEI-S CCE-zEUT1TT CAR
AGE JtcEey Place road.
2. II. RUELE,
4O14 Kennedy ave.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-10
$875.OO
F. o. B.
Hammond
Freight and
War Tax Paid

We carry aful | line
Of Tires, Tubes and
Accessories. Also a
full line of parts for
Dodge, Oakland and
Chevrolet cars. at
both our Hammond
and Indiana Harbor
salesrooms.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-10

ROLLING AUTO sALEs CO.,
z1ich1gan and Guthrie.
COUNTY ROAD GARAGE, 35ss
Clther1e st.
WHITING.
WHITING GARAGE,
434 Indianapolis blvd.
TUEIADAS AUTO REPAIR
SHOP, 617 Indianapolis blvd.
HEsSvILLE.
Z. GUENTBER,
Black Oak road.
DFDELOW EROS
Kennedy ave
HIGHLANDS.
GzTAIr1EE GARAGE,
Kennedy and Ridge read.
DYER.
CEEss. EEIIMANy.
Hart ave ana L.incC1n Highly.
GRtFFLTE.
? .. RUSSELL,
Main and Junction avs.
Rat MILLER.
Main and <. ]. & Z. E r.
ST, JOHN.
JOHN MILLER.
EAST CHICAGO.
4. =. c. GARAGE,
1915 Forsythe ave.
CHICAGO AVENUE GARAGE,
sos Chicago ave.
E1IT,IER TIRE g. REPAIR
SEcP, East Chicago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-10
POWER

PoWER-ha is lois Of pleasure in getting away nicely" as one Of the Texaco
users put it. 1t helps to make the day more pleasant certainly helps to make it
more efficient
See our nearest Ie@o dealer
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-10

See your nearest Texaco dealer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-12
Claiming sheriff in City.

". " Garrett, Hartley county shN'
iff. who Is In the city. said that chan
ming goi none of the rains Saturday
and sunday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-12
FORT WORTH MEN FORM
NEW ADVERTISING AGENCY

y new advertising company, headed
by ihrrc lives wircH. has been organized
IN Fort Worth. the concern To- h.
known az the lfrrndpu-Johnsnn Nd.
vcrtirlg agency j. L. Millican. e. -.
johnson. Jr.. and r. Julian Hcrndon.
an experienced In their chnen field.
compose the new firm.
AIR li,udun c1mv tn Fort Worth
from Richmond Va. gnd before that
had been connected with the News anu
Observer IN Raleigh. y. G Mr. John
son Is native " North Carolina hut
has also worked upon the Richmond
newspapers. while T. T.. Millican Is
promincn, In Fort Worth business cir.
clcs
u " predicted that the new concern
VIII h. given excellent support aud will
prove invaluabcl tn Texas firms in de-
veloring new business.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-12
F|REMEN
TO MEET N LUBBOCK

The Panhandle aud West Texas Vol.
uniccr Firrmcn'n Association viii hold
IT, annual convention in August IN
Lshbock. according to tentative plans
that have been announced. Secretary
= e.. Johnson of Memphis has written
q numbtr al letters IN regard to the
convention. Hope was expressed thtt
200 in 500 would attend the convention.
Lubbock was elected the next conYea.
tiun place NJ the Bowie meeting.
NJ convention has been held since
1915. whc nihe association met NJ Bow.
BE-. Chicr Shacklcford the Abilene fire
department Is president II tho assocla.
tiun. u b. understood that the Lubboci;
Chamber " commcrt; has written Mr..
Johnfon that IL II willing tn get benin
the entertainment features and show
the yiritore good time while they ars
in that city.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-12
GEOi OGIST BELIEVES THERE
u Oii ~ THE PANHANDLE .,

\ firm hrli't was expressed ycsirr'
day lay Albert Sidney Johnston that
there was uil IN the Panhandle. NJ.
Johnston har made surveys of the Pan.
handle country, nG wcll as the remain.
der 81 Texas. with government g"olg
g!'t9 and declares that he believes ~
fpc1tg with authority
Tn United states loaned iS7 0o0 600
a. the Holcnsky government. which
ias h'cn overthrow.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-12

w china IN inferior on horseback.
meeting q superior dismounts and
watts until the other has passed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-12
K|WANIANs TO PERFECT
ORGANIZATION TO-DAY

Or. a. e. Stout. president Texas We.
mans COLLEGE. For, Worth. and u. a..
Hatncld ~ Oklahoma cts. district
trur,cc of Kiwanis movement Ia Ohls.
homa and Texas urc expected a. ut.
tend the KiWanis club luncheon TODAY
noon al the Amarillo Hotel Message
To- this effect have been received by Al
sinners. district organizer
Election of permanent officers II the
principal business 90 Dee disposed 81 a.
the luncheon. \ flash light has boon
donated hy y VI Mays az thr attend
ancr uu1r. th" mia number drawn
h,ing the winner. Ben ~ Stone viii be
chairman ana e.. T. Imtohngs and !.
n. lMrsrll have ho0u appointed "gla I
hand artists" Mike llollondcr val
sing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-12
ODD FELLOWS AND
REB[kAHS To MEET.
HERE, MAY 1920
CONSIDERABLE ENTERT IMMINENT
PLANNED TOR VISITORS FROM
IIiE PANHANDLE.


Delegates from all over the Pan.
handle are expected Ia Amarillo next
"Wednesday and Thurslay To- attend the
annual convention Of the Panhandle A.
soclailon l. q. q. +. All sessions will
bc h,id In the ". -. W. hall \ han.
quct viii be- given az the W. .. W hall
the closing night of the convention.
Visitors viii Bee taken on automobile
trips over the city. \ number of high
state officials viii attend the convcn.
ton. one 81 whom will be- Grand Mas
ter ". r. Savage of Dallas. The FOL
lowing program has been arranged:
"Wednesday Morning.
Muric-Jcssc's Orchestra.
Invocation-RcvR Thomasen.
Welcome Address -Judsr J. W. Ncalc.
amarillo Texas
Music-Icgfc's Orchestra.
Addrcse " welcome on behalf Of odd
Fcllows-Juire Walker Hall.
Music-Icsae's Orchestra.
Rofpons,- Grand Master ". r Saw.
age. Of Dallas.
Sulo-"From Jerusalem 20 Jericho
Mrs Johnson
Address ~ welcome behalf % Rcbcl,.
ahr-Nlrs Pun,noy
Violin Solo-Mrs Horace Russell.
R"sponro-Socond Nicc,Prcsidcni Mrs
Egic johnson. Hereford. Texas.
Reading
Nurc--Iceec's Orchestra.
Address-prcsidcn R.h'kah Assem-.
hy- Mrs. Gpllf. Dallas, Tcvas
General Hcmarks-Tcv. Thomson
Wednesday Afternoon.
200 o'clock D. m- Meeting called "a
or''r lv President Maukin. oufcrriug
~ past Grand Degree. Iusiucss Session.
Report &c Committees. contest for
M.llls Adjournment.
Wednesday Might.
500 - NV. q. ". Iiall. Contest IN
Subordinate Degree work.
R,h'kah p.rrrc. 7 -. -. 7. iIlll
Thursday Morning.
Meeting called to ollcr by President
Nankin. comforting ~ cucampmcnt de-
Frcos
T. pch'inhs and Odd Fellows will
10 given q ride over the cijv. while the
Encampmont degrees are being confer
ral
Al branches II ttc order to assemble
- " q W. Hall ~ ilt Parade AT
li.s0 shqin
THURSDAY Afternoon.
y Meeting called % order Nv
President Nanpn. Eusinoss session. 70
port ~ committees awarding ~ medals
election " officers. good % the order
adjournment
Thursday Night
Eanqu't - M W. o. W Hall
sac. cunfcr'iur ~ Canton d,rrcc
Nr'"rt1in M riNcn ~ ~, n"l ci,ph'
for ~ visitors who are not IN the can
ton meeting
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-12
HAS NO
PAIN NOW
What Lydia E. finkham's
Vegetable Compound Did
for Mrs. Warner.

onalaska. wis-"Fvcry month rad
sueh mains in my bach and lower part of
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-12
NEGRO WITCHES RABBIT
WHILE WEIGHING AUTO

Ebert Waddcll. negro. watched a rah.
bii while driving an automobile into
Amarillo Monday Luring control oi
the automobile the ear went into the
ditch. Waddcll's ~" wan bruised WIFI O.
another Negro IN the car was thrown
threw "a hlrl,,r wire fence. hut was not
injured The accident occurred about
fulr mile, ont of the city 90 the Pan.
handle road
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-12
WAR RISK INSURANCE
OFFICIAL N AMARILLO

q. g. ponn"lir u'ri examiner fur
thr Burcau 90 Wan Risk Insurance.
was in Amarillo Yesterday Tor short
Time IA regard 90 business affairs. H.
dr. Jared that 10 WAS important that all
Mcn who had l1 their Insurance laps /,
renew % before July I.
Detailed information eau be- given by
element IL. Nufi, CTS Han. In regard
iu the iusuranr, uf FORMER service men.
according Ia Nj Dunolly. Many points
in regard To compensation. medical cN'
animation and other things ran be-
truighiened uut by seeing Nh Nosi,
who can pat m" parties In touch with
proper auihuritioV
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-12
DELEGATES LEAVE FOR
j. c. 7. CONVENTION

=. y. Eirgs ". q. Allen aud j. -.
Montgomery. officers 81 the grand
council. and T.. NJ Piitman. ~ H.
King lnnd and T N, King. delegates.
win repre- sent Amarillo al the sessions
- tho Grand Council. United CONNER.
cial Travellers. which meets In Waol.
Thurlay. Friday and saturday Al
ais lcft over the Fort Worth a. Den.
yer railroad yesterday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-12
tIERTNER LEAVES FOR
Pill MBER'S CONNENTIC..

II r. iTcrincr. Of Herincr 4 son.
plumbers, left last night over the For;
Worth a Denver for Fort Worth to at.
tend the meeting of the Texas state
Ay,rciatinn Of Master Plumbers which
convened in that city yesterday moI'l.
iug Mr.. lIcrtno. viii attend tho nuN.
ness session" to'ay ard tomorrow 10
paid that ~ far as he knew h. was
The unp local mas - plumber ai'o.d.
ink the con, cntion. This II the srcund
state meeting Of master plumbers -.
tended hv Mr.. IIcrtnor this year he
having attended ne kdnris ru",,i'iiu
at Wichita. Kansas. some weeks ago.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-12
VI TRiCE or STOLEN
AUTOMOBILES REPORTED

40 trace Of the Buick automobile
belonging 10 Bob Aten. which was
stolen Monday night. had been found
by the shcriff's department at a late
hour last night Sheriff Roach had
sent kilograms 10 officers In a num-
Der cf towns In All directions from
Amarillo. notifying them OF the dis
appearance of the car.
Mr.. Aliens automobile was stolen
some time between and II o'clock
Monday night from the curb next 10
the Elks home,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-12
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