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Connecticut western news., 1920-04-08
LIME ROCK.

The Woman's Auxiliary of Trin- ity Church Parish will hold their next meeting on Wednesday, April IA. Subject will be Brazil. 1. His tory and Nature of Country and people, Miss Hattie Ensign; 2. Re- ligions: Primitive and Modern, Mrs. H. Merriman; 3. Episcopal Church work in Brazil, Miss Clara Barnum.
 Mrs. Frank Bristol returned to her home in Chatham, N. Y. Thursday, after visiting her mother, Mrs. Gibson Gillette.
 Twenty-Five cans of trout came Thursday for the White Hollow Club
 Miss Eva Humes has been visit ing her aunt in Great Harrington.
 Mrs. Kate Fenton returned home Saturday after spending several weeks in Pittsfeld.
 Miss Marjorie Lowe visited from Thursday until Saturday in Canaan.
 Cortland Fenton of Bristol has been spending the holidays in town.
 George Sherwood of Torrington has been visiting his sister, Mrs. George Doty, ST.
 Norman Surdam will work the Owen farm the coming year. Clar- ence Parmalee will work for him.
 A daughter has been born to MT and Mrs. Christopher Roraback.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Weising of Salisbury were guests of Miss Ellen Ensign.
 MT. and Mrs. Milo Richardson and daughter Marjorie went to New York Friday. #
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Ostrander have been spending part of their honeymoon at Fred Ostrander's.
 Mrs. Oscar Osterberg came Mon day to visit her parents.
 Frank Wilcox of Middletown, N Y. and Frank Glass of Canaan were at Borden's Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs. Silas Pulver spent their Easter vacation with her par ents on the Barracks.
 Miss Edna Spoth was in Canaan Monday.
 Miss Sara Bunker returned from New York Monday night.
 Kenneth Adam of Hartford was a Sunday visitor at John Loves.
 Miss Elizabeth Hickey of Torring- ton has been a guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Michael Hickey.
 Mrs. George Belcher Sr. left Fri day for a few days visit with her brother, Mark Merriman in Torring- ton.
 Walter Patterson and bride were guests of his parents, MT. and Mrs. Matthew Patterson for Easter.
 Mrs. Ha-ry Egglsstc2 sCc15 Sat,-::r- day i2 Canaan.
 Hiss MaGCto Organ and Gene vicve Malcuit $, 7, W Wednesday and Thursday in Millerton, N. Y.
 Mrs. William S. Blass and son Lawrence visited in town Saturday night.
 MT. and Mrs. J. Buck and Doris Carter of Kent were Easter guests of MT. and Mrs. Edward Carter.
Connecticut western news., 1920-04-08
STABBED IN THE BACK

How Many Canaan Readers Have
 Had Those Sudden \Twinses7
 Have you ever had "crick" in the back?
 Does your back ache with a dull, heavy, draggy throb?
 Is it hard to straighten up after stepping?
 Hard to arise from a chair or turn in bed? Is the urine dark colored? Pas sages irregular
 When your kidneys need atten- tion, use tested kidney remedy.
 Use Doan's Kidney Pills-the rem edy that has proved its merit. Ask your neighbor!
 Convincing testimony in Canaan citizens statement.
 l. E. Curtis, carpenter, R. F. D., says: "Some time ago I suffered quite a bit from backache. l had dull, heavy pains in the small of my back and felt all tired out. heard of Doan's Kidney Pills and got some from Farnum 6 Co.'s Drug Store. Two boxes cured me of the attack"
 Price COG, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy-get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that MT. Curtis had. Foster-Milburn Co.,, Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.-adv.
Connecticut western news., 1920-04-08
SNAP SHOTS

Styles for men are to be sober" this year. So, fellow-citizens, are the slaves going to be who pay their tailors' bills.-Buffalo Commercial.
 s&&
 Another report that the peak of high prices has passed serves to re- mind that Atty. Gen. Palmer's presi- dential boom has also.-Kansas City Star.
 If it is true that there is $1,OOO,- 900 behind Gen. Wood he should look where Newberry landed and get from in front of that $1,O0O,0OO. It might be used illegally.-Louisville Courier-J ournal.
 As general thing, you'll find that the more any particular city brags about its increase of population since the last census, the more trouble it is having in keeping up its housing ac- commodatons, in schools, paving, sewers, water supply and garbage collection, and the fewer convent ences it has to offer new residents.
Connecticut western news., 1920-04-08
LAKEVILLE

Arthur Holmes of Bridgeport spent portion of last week in town visiting his old friends.
 Harry Freeman has resigned his position with w. B. Rand and en- tered the employ of MT. Plum in Millerton.
 Charles Wing who has spent the greater part of the winter. taking care of his brother who was sick in Unionville, returned home on Sat urday last.
 Peter Kisselbrack is visiting friends in town this week.
 MT. Thorpe and family moved on April 1st to the c. c. Kipp farm which he has leased for year.
 Miss Mray Martin was a guest of her parents over Good Friday.
 Roy Miller of Winsted spent part of last week in town assisting his mother in closing up the transfer o1 their property, recently sold tc Myron Holley.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Webb anc son visited relatives in Winsted or Sunday.
 Philip Everts of New York city was home for Easter Sunday.
 Fred Wehner spent Good Friday and Easter Sunday visiting friends in Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Chester Barnett and friend o1 Waterbury were guests of H. L. Bar. nett and family over Sunday.
 Miss Hazel Buckley of Torring. ton was a guest of P. J. Hines and family over Easter Sunday.
 Mrs. James Benedict is yisitine
Connecticut western news., 1920-04-08
returned to her home in Falls Will

returned to her home in Falls Will lage.
 Miss Dorothy Kohrs of Torring- ton is visiting Everice Parsons, and spent Tuesday at the school.
 Miss Scott spent the Easter recess at her home in Westfeld.
 Esther Rogers has returned to school, after an absence of several weeks on account of illness.
 On account of the closing of The Naples, Miss Flynn and Miss Waters are now living with MT. and Mrs. James Hanlon, and Miss Eustis and Miss Scott are with Mrs. Hamm.
 The dance given Monday even ing by the Senior class of the high school was considered a success.
 Miss Teague spent the Easter vacation visiting friends in New York.
 Rodman Bartlett has left school for the rest of the year.
 The attendance is about the same as during the winter. Some changes have been produced by moving.
 The attendance banner is held this week by grades VII and VIII for an attendance of 99.62 per cent.
 Rollin Nicholl, former student at the school has accepted a position in the store of G. L. Parsons and Son.
Connecticut western news., 1920-04-08
i SCHOOL NOTES
T CE,sY GE
School Spirit

When we speak of school spirit we mean working together, not having some pull one way and some another The essential nature of the universe is spirit, therefore we consider school spirit important.
 We come to school to learn. In the lower grades pupils work to get ahead of someone else in the class. When we get in the higher grades we do not feel this way. We work to- gether like an army, for the welfare of the class. The recent war has proved that it is necessary to work together. It showed that more could be accomplished by this spirit. This is the same in school because the pupils can be compared to the men in the army because they are all fighting for an education. When pupils have school spirit it adds greatly to the pleasure and efficiency of the work. If we are not all work ing for the same interest what shall we call those people who lack school spirit-slackers?
 Mary Sweeney, April 6, 1920
Connecticut western news., 1920-04-08

When politics begin to sizzle, begin to fzzle.
Connecticut western news., 1920-04-08

the R. N. Barnum family this week in Long Island.
 Lakeville School opened Tuesday morning after the Easter vacation.
 Mrs. Erickson of Hartford spent Easter Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Hamm on Wells Hill.
Connecticut western news., 1920-04-08

The cocoa at noon hour has been discontinued. Much credit is due to Miss Price, district nurse, for the success of the enterprise, also to the faithful few who rendered assistance The loan of an oil stove by Mrs. Samuel Drumm was appreciated, and all join in extending thanks to her. All indebtedness will be met through the school
 Katherine Sedgwick, class of 1919, who has been at the Hillcrest hospi- tai, Pittsfeld for several weeks, has
Connecticut western news., 1920-04-08
Garner Hill, Gladstone, N. J., Sells
 Rat-Snap, He Says

"I sell and use RAT-SNAP. Like to look any man in the face and tell it's the best. It's good" People like RAT-SNAP because it "does" kill rats. Peterifiese carcass-leaves no smell. Comes in cakes-no mixing to do. Cats or dogs won't touch it. Three sizese, 25c, soc, $1.OO. Sold and guaranteed by Freeman Demp- sey, dealer.-adv.
Connecticut western news., 1920-04-08

We Wood tell you who is going to be the next President if we could.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-14
rolL stree, ,,u,,ml,., ,h,,,h

Corner Eiphth and pm Suooi Z.
llrnr, 4 nr0rNs rh. u. pastor.
h;i; q. m SUNDAY school Judge
y T. Works. superintendent
ll.Nu u. m sermon ly tho ~"
tor. Subject "fh" church Nuhil''-
ed
a'on y. M Junior Missionary So
ci"v Mrs ] u smith, ,ur"riulcnd.
.,nt
C.iap m. fpvo'il league Cli''
ford H. Casey. president
1.li D. ~ Nm address b, Nj
iui1nt Frank Manning nf Chick'shl,
Okllhumd. uu Tho Organization,
Aims, aud Woil ~ HE Volunteers VI
America
We hcsprik ror \diu'aut Marni,p;
q srl"ndid hcaring.
Splrrdid ana appropriate music Nv
the choir under the direction II :.
q nurdlnc ~ NJ, the services
We most ,oldullv invit" vNrry-
body ~ worship with " Visitors
pnd strangers are always welcome"
Here ven VIII I'm The humr.'iko
church Conc In tim" a. sre real.
live. we'll Organized SUNDAY school,
Orr officers aud i"ach"rs ne ""ll
prepared and never absent unless alb
solutcly prevented W Ntriuh un'
nycidnhlr circumstances nur h"r''
and hands are out 10 N,u. We ~,
Hero to help YOU
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-14
rnIL Street MrlhnIl.l lhmth. snnh

Conner Eifhth aud POLK Streets
IlruiN T. llrouks, ph H.. Pastor
g.i5 -. m SUNDAY school judge
90 T.. Works superintendent,
II a, m sermon by the pastor
subject, THE Church Modified"
y. 49, Junior Missionary Soc.
.rlv Mr., !, y Smith, superiutcn'
lent.
G.ls u. m Epwurth League
Ilnord II Casey. president
T.ts y m An address by Adip.
an, Frank Manning ~ ChicGnshn.
Okla. ON The Organization, Aims
nd work OF the Volunteers Of
America
We hc,po,k for Aliutant Manuin ,
4 gracious h"nring
Special aud appropriate music b.
hr choir. Under thu direction Of 5.
q turbine ut al services. We
most cordially invite everybody to
Worship with ~. Visitors aud sirnn.
r,rs ar" always welcome Here YOU
viii lind the Home Like church.
/ Come IN time tn ~" y real live. we'll
, organized and well working Sunday
school uur Officers and teachers
are we'll prepared and never absent
unless absolutely prevented b.
strictly unavoidable circumstances
our hearts aud hands are out To YOU
/ We are here Ia help you.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-14
~, i,ITN WON'T NSSUtIlrioN
10 ENJOY Music.

Achievements are hciug made i'r
~ pNcrilpui short program uf miHir
- The mctiHg Of he security hcn"'
tn Associviion tomorrow might tlo
l,rsic viii begin ~ o'clock ana iI'
lrdg, viii be- unruot ~ $40 The m
ornamental uusrinrs who arc 20
assist IN the spocirl features Viii
meet thi. afternoon fnr % social hour
mi rehearsal y full degree team
a. expected ~ assist IN IA" up"ning
tomorrow night and In the INITIATION
4 number uf neN m"W'cts ; BE-
rial new applications VII alsl h"
presented. Many are taking OF
surnncc each week ana IN" first l'
applications IN the second class ~
loo or more will have boon secured
'olorr many days Member Nho
have friends that desire 20 como IN
vlih this class should have thor
rplica,iuns ready 10 present w TO
morrow night. ~ Tar ms possible.
/ lronr aO3G Tor any information. u
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-14
E:SOC1etN]
Young Wonlnn's Auxiliary ~ Meet.

Young Wonlnn's Au,ilinr, 10 Meet.
The Young WOmans uNililry Of
the First Baptist Church viii meet
Mthday evening NJ u O'Clock NJ the
hOme Of Mrs u y. Underwood. 1909
Van lluren street. with Mrs N. II
Duncan ~ assistant hoslo'H NJ The uc.
casi0n The following program vii
h. rendered
Subject Veterans ~ ~. Cross o.
HYMN "rh' Son of God Goes
fmth ~ War"
Prayer For those who minister.
The Vision NJ Veteran. Luke
81, % Miss Ruth Meyer
Reading Mrs \ 4. koirsey
\ Veterans SOM ~ Triumph. II
Timothy lG-S Mis-, Lorraine Brucc.
A Veteran fnrr'asic NJ Heaven.
Rev - Miss Ramsey.
Hymn
Tnlltf
our New Board ~ prlIc; nnl
Anhuli, Mise Gertrude tlmph ~
\ veteran Of Yesterday MIs,
NJ, lilr Ayaia
Violin Solo Miss lllI Iulln
Tolay's veteran Mis-. ~ .
lidnd.
Sncial Hour.
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srnln, ,lni,llnn I.n,Irn,nr

The following program VII be-
rendered h, the SENIOR rhris tian .u-
dnavor srrict, of the Central Pre- by
terrain ,hui,h SUNDAY evening. .
o'clock
subject Patience and H.. Reward
SONG.
l,oli call
business
Song
lCrd's Prayer
Scripiurr Lesson Road ly Mdrga,rt
Ann lulFc., | IurIulhiantld | J.
~ Luke 4 ~
Leader TAN Tom liol"yn
Topics
Patience Finishes lh" lob
Elizabeth Nuun
The sermon ~ cod Haze
Holland
g Tom is thu S.u." Harold
flgmm
\ Ecsrtiiug SIN benton Kin,
open Meeting
Song
lr1N"rr
collection
NiRprh B.u'di,liuu
We extend 81 hearty wrcom" q
N.yiturI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-14

subject Caleb, u Good Scout
Song
scripture Lesson, Joshua 1868
Mr Lumpkin.
prrv"r Tom Cochran
Talk hy Leader Mrs warren
Topic Caleb Was u Man ol
'nrrago" Jack Kits
Topic II Caleb Wasn't Afraid 10
'lr In the Minority Miss GLADYS
wight
Topic III "Calob Knew How 10
Keep Young Miss ina Hawkins
Special Song Tom Cochran. Jack
IL Tonic ". Caleb Wasn't Afraid
of u Hard Job Miss Marrrlrir
Kidd.
Tonic V "Calph wholly Followed
he Lord His God Tom Cochran
blackboard Exercises
Rrlding Needed Blessing
Misses Aldi nouuc aud Zrlln Ia
/ bose,
u Y. T.. T. nonodl,iion
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-14
INTEliMEDitTI ENDEi,on
I'llE,IilTlI.IL\ IIItVt'Il

Mr. T. T. Pirk"rrll suprrintcr-
dent prurram fQr Nnr,h II, % p. m.
LYNN 80. ~
sentence Prayers.
Roll can and Minutes
liusin"'s.
i.c,son. Leader Evelyn rickorell
SUBJECT. Patience Uud IT, Reward
Scripture Corinthians l5.l1,
Lake 9l.lN.
iopic Discussion
piano Solo Elizabeth lllar. burn
i,"udlnv Mary Noble
ilymn So 20
,lcnodiciiOh
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@rST<Y-
I'i1IiNtI.
christian lndca,or Topic Nnr,h -

christian inira,W Topic. Mnr,h -
lly COOPER bot nlEuNN
Patience born ut mother love
Sent direct from God above
TAKE. from childhood passing hour
rhurus that grow among the flow.
ors
rpiipucr horn az christian love
strengthened b, lhni source above
shods o glow ut rluar. pure lirm
O'rr some Wanderers dlrhrurd
uirht
christ our lord the CrurIr.rl
wiz pnilou,n luHurd suffered
died
Vlih p1'lour. hlnd uln M. tro
EpUuso nf love fnr 5000 300 un
rho Others wir vn ml. ru' irIr
N'i v" uuv ul.rr uII' Thorn 'uH
o." w.. 'HHt Ilrn.u r..N 'u,l
To which trp" patience ,hr road
rhr roed of lowe ihnt la.u. 'rul.
pho r.,d chat lD.d. =. ou 90 God
WouN 900 ihtl rmd 'H..rn toll' 70
Thon 90 q. for surh pullouru pra,
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Announcement

Wish 10 announce tWi ! have
nld the l.opmis CHudN store iu Mr.
T.. e. nushirr. VITO romDs highly
recommended In the confectionery
bn .in. Nr noshlrr viii conduit
the nu.iuo. under ~ tame az lhr
ELITE Confectionery
VIII r,uiiru" Go MANU- tNui'
rud, nr the neN illm ana Tor
houHl' Purposes
IWi.h 90 thank y,u for your very
ui,Ml patronage pnu in hrsp'.h
,uur brt GOOD viii and patronage
Iut No bu.h'cr
4 J. LOOMS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-14
,smial Note, aud ~, ,ouni Mention

ieHial Notes and PEI Sunnl Mention
Mr., " \ Slahl, OF l.uhh"ci. B.,
visiting her daughter Mrs. Otto
johnson. ~ 90O Buchanan street
Mrs Edward T. Hubbard return
,d TODAY from Kansas Ci,y ana St
Joseph. Mo where she has been
visiting for the past thrr" weeks
with hcr parents and relatives Mi
'lubhird h. the I " Jenkins Sous
Music Cumpany's representative ~
Amarillo
~. ". n McHirahgn and two
children. Wilson and Margaret Wv.
riuil. " Sldtol. are Ni-i'iUg "a the
rity "a, tho guest. ~ Ms Mchirt
hans sister. Mrs. l.. u NcWhy $50,
| lincoln street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-14
iIar.ii,M
junior o. \. T. 1, Tabernacle
I,nptlsi ihui,h. Sundn, March ~,

Leader luorrliu curtis
Hymn
Scripture Lesson,
PRAYER v. y Cotton
Tnpir I The First pJ.sw,r' -
ucrsir & iriis
Tonic II The Preparation fpr IN"
Pen over liuy rnll,v.
rupic ~ "ThH Passover Mar
inrlu Boone.
rnpic n. IN" Re No ot the ~. 90
,yrr"- NldirH Wmfu'i
rnpic y. y Permanent Festival of
The Jews" shvl Milford
''uplc ". 'lnsua. uur ~ .uyut"
i,ul llNum
N,motN Worse.
sword nill
Motto
'cuDiiti'n
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-14
Ia ,n,,,,rn club 10 Entertain

The La Cos,ura Cluh members wit
entertain their husbands Friday eyes,
ing ~ : 80 o'clock ~ IN. home ~
MI T. e. Britain. 1900 Munrn"
tttpt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-14

NJ md NJ, walter IS Mount ~
tNil rol, street have returned from
n o.trut. 4 visit IN Trnno. so" NlF.
Noun wll iGrmrrl, Me, Uutl'
mail. DAUGHTER Of judge Small os
,hamiprk Texas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-14

The parent Tcurhers club Of tn
Wilson school viii hold their regular
meeting Tuesday afternoon In The
Wilson building NJ 80 o'clock "A
members ulc urged 10 be- present.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-14

~ n nuth " spending fov ti'.
u Amarillo "uronlr nom 'lliiorhld
a. AL. homo m ChicarO.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-14

vill a.toni.h YOU u imparts 20
.i,ut beaai, 10 tho skin and mnh'.
, roA.whI'r complexion. e'rry one
tIl tain about ind u excellent
.or my ,omp'r,on as u protects m'
.,in in an Mind. of weather That
why / prefer b. io all other ioil''
and ann never without
il Man, of m, professional friends
60 whom I ht,' recommended Del
NiIlu u.. b. 300 preference" =" "h
ubrr face powder. 600 hntuiII-ls
tr. rrt 81 ur,. Do tuir guIuF Co. iH'
t.,trr dance. utfiIr, 600 uh tl''f
noon ,tII tuu UH'. th" Favorable
..auum,Hf. ,f tuHI friends. li"fWlln
.r.ltu, r.. 'H.Isr tint nn lu1r
H..L. which t.Nr. detection "
.tt.. ih. pIt., uf Hu" powder 1nI
.i.,. Dr rriI 5000 vash u nIf I''s
..iif..r Hu. r.f .Ur,t % nor vii Dr.
.Il. 600 uu ..u'MHs Ii alec prevent.
..... r..... ... .u. .rHW -l|H.uf I'
..f...u' f. H..a AIl"H f""t.
Ann HI.i.I Hf.fHr Uufft. H'
.Ir .... |H aWl Cor 'N'
...U. H.... | "IIIfs ut'I .''
.U. ..I|. .H H""rl 900 us'1.
.#... |'H# Gee OBJ.
I..... l 'N BE- HHI-
. .H rH '..iiHr H.l.H''
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81. .H.a lH''..
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-14
John ". nm,h ,,I,c,utr ,lr,r.

Moldai rvcl'ug Ht \ O'Clock ~ th'
central Presbyterian chdt"h, q carts.
iian Science lecture will h" delivered
hy John " nnurlN. OF Leeds Eng
land ilr nuurl, is member at
the Budld 81 loclur"ship ui the
Mother church tho first ct Chrisls
Scientist. of liusiuu, Mass.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-14

Dalton the beautiful luce star who
Ns. selected for the leading role IN
tina, mammoth New Nork produc
Ton Aphrodiir' was pu''iion"d
a. to tho secret of her phenomenal
success. she unhc.itiilnply said, Ny
.ortpl,Nion When asked further
"details she explained 'EN'rN"n'
u IN, friends alWaNs rat'd about
the texture and cnlufinr ni ms SKIN
and I ha," mo- doubt hni that my
Dt.t ,nraa.mrut Was made pu.-'hl"
tlrnurh the reputation ] hHh +"
uIfri fnr beautiful '"iup''Ni"I.
Manager arr hkH ordinary mortal. /.
ibn, admir-, q Iru'luI .bIu ae much
AS su,uuo. tul 300 selecting ih'i
caste turf utuHl'N rI 'N''
thH.r ,HuH'. .H.
.hint tho best l.sni Hu' rIrl ur $500.
..4u. I.u iit.I. % beautiful .." Iud
.mr tuu 81 .s t.af iU hH.r 'H"
90 ur. ull H.nd wN 10 M.' 'W'
loo btus .ur u fIt .bH = .'II
m.t have IfusHiHr 'r.frH H.' N
.ha Hu...ss,. d Ir.HiI'Hi Iu.H.. ..'H"
DOL. $3.50 attract attention HHE f Do.
Hm fItHI. HI.H tH fr.I 5000 aI..
.u..u zoos iun DO, mHf pH.f.
800 NIt mfI II... 4. iNr H.H
NItif sfH mr.H.r. .'".N.. f no
.ftH.H HHm H...I ''.'
.mI IH.I ur.W .iI.'a '.. 'HI
I.tr mtI H Do. f| Doe Zoo
us ..r|# I.f.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-14

Mr. anI Vrs a. l.. Wheat and chill.
drcn hl," returned lo Amarillo after
- year and u halls soinuru ~ Chici-
80,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-14

nr LoGear's Remedies az c;.d In
Amarillo, Texas. by
T. u Roach DRUG Go" l0bbrfs
only. First and Lincoln streets
John Carlton Feed store, H.
street.
I. ". collins Drug Cos 9th ana
rol, streets
!. II. Harris a Son, 10th and
johnson streets.
Rowland Drug Co, io2 PolI
Adv
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-14

81 t.In. tuIp H.In no II
,.r ,ltr % p.f
Cow q wup.a u"H
i,.fhy inr I rH r'
... Th I.H Y..|r Do
called "KOTALKo " ui.f'
mtn nfi vHH.U I.." f
ported remarkable ai' 90
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Badness
Conquered

4 ,fif'fn hu.iu... man. ri1 u NJ.
most completely tam arl i.i i'''d
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-04-16
AWE OF WHITE HOUSE,
BY Scott G. Bone

Patriotism unobscured personal
est IN the opinion OF the Philadelphia
would have
70 epuoiate President Woodrow Wilson's
themselves with their
necessary reservations the League
IL was the patriotic thing But
lacking to do that patriotic thing. obviously w
Awe or the White House explains lack Of courage
II and for months open secret that those
democratic senator's sufficient number mn
were unateaoly opposed to the
anu at hear In full and robust
Vatohs but they could hreak Win
tne author OF the versailles They
sert their patriotism and independence,
Let the Public Ledger diagnose situation;
They feared according this enlightened Journal nro
"sue newspaper OF which former Howard
editorial tba
PRESIDENT were to pocket the mIx,si fo
rowing q" very practical
60 @ spnt 'he democratic party throughout aud
80 u'e'r several reflections in their
enee they preferred keeping
lHmeasurabe cost to the nation he - -
refusing TO vote for reservation ~ha,
Democratic
OF their consictions-and ~N'
In the language OF Ledger served only % .
teet the PRESIDENT from the proving once more h
his stubbornnes. 10 follow
principles or the Democracy he taking about
oDedience TO the plain will OF the people ~
therefore, the Public Ledger the Democrats
senators to call his blun But it appealed in vain
The Louisville Courer-Journa and the New yorp viola
democratic organs and the York Evening Posi-
pfoadminStraton throughout Wilson reyin,o
ardent advocates OF the League
concurrence in the proposed reservations hui win
Egotsn and subbornness a the White House and no
cratic cowardice in the The
Ana the administrations former ma
cear-as clear - e mat TACT
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-04-16
Compensation In Age.

Compensation In Age.
Ii Is true that poet wrote - =.
nous hymn. IL Would Not Live -, ~
ways, yet people are Interested ID y,
ing as long as they can, as that Is W "
OF the great laws OF nature. Even ~
vanced age, bringing dim sight loSs :.
nearing and general decline, ~
without its compensations, and LV"s
FELLOW proved that "age IS opportupN
40 less than youth"
Some Limp OF a. Comp. Did lh'S.
Parish Magazine-''In our last LUZ
Der for 'Fleur de legs read Fleul "
iys. boston Transcript.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-04-16
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