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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-19
wILrleaoo SELLS 70 ELuEoeE.
Dlsposss Of Interests In Mseksr Laun-
dry Company.

Dlsposss Of interests In MseIssr Laun-
dry Company.
George Willigrod today disposed OF
his interests In tho Meeker Laundry
Company. which has been conducted
for q number Of years by wilhgrod
and C. b. Haser, to Joe Ellsdse, OF
this city. Transfer Of Will!grod's In
forests was made today but the re-
firing partner will remain until Feb.
/, to assist Mr.. E1ledge in becoming
familiar with the work.
Eledge was for seven years In the
employ of the Iowa Savings Bank and
served two years In tho United States
navy during the world war. Since
being discharged from service he has
not been actively employed.
Mr.. Willigrod said his plans for the
future were not definite, as he has
several things In view which will re-
quire some consideration before maxi
ing a final decision. It is probable he
will take an extended vacation before
again associating himself with any
business and he may spend some time
in travel.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-19
LOCAL eowLERs At MEET.
Local Team Participates at state Tour
nament at Davenport.

The Marshalltown Bowling League
is represented at the state bowling
tournament at Davenport by five
man team, captained By J. F. Tallett.
The team. composed OF Fred Rohde, F.
2. Powers, ]. W. Pursel, Jr Harry Pur-
sci and J. F. Tallett, rolled in the five
man event Sunday night and today
was to roll in the singles and doubles.
The team. specially formed for the
state tournament, was entered under
the name of the Boosters. Tallet's team
IN the local bowling league. In pre-
liminary games the five has been hit
ting the pins for good scores.
A team from this city probably will
be sent to the A. B. C. tournament at
Peoria the first week in February. Will
liam Biggs and George Willigrod, the
latter now at the University Of Wis
consin, have entered in the doubles
and probably win roll with the Ave-
man team.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-19
FORMER cLEMoNs WOMAN DEAD
Mrs. Malissa keopple Dies of Pneu.
monia at Oregon City.

Mrs. Malissa Keopple, a former resi-
dent of Clemens, and the widow of
Michael Keopple, died Wednesday at
the home of her son, G. A. Keopple, at
Oregon City. Ore. Mrs. Keopple died
of pneumonia with which she had been
sick for only a week.
Mrs. Keopple was II years of age.
She was born Mallssa Julian In Au-
glaize county, Ohio. She was married
to Mr.. Keopple In Ohio and they came
west and settled near Clemens in 1885
where Mr.. Keopple died four years
ago. Since then Mrs. Keopple had
made her home with her children
three Of whom survive her. They are
G. A. Keopple. of Oregon City, Ore;
Mrs. James Debard, Seattle. Wash
and Mrs. Albert Brace. Hope. N. D
One brother w. G. Julian. lives In
BellevilIe, Kan.
The body is expected to reach here
tonight and the funeral probably will
be held Tuesday afternoon at o'clock
at the Christian church in Clemens
Burial will be in the Clemens ceme-
terry.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-19
FORMING new CLUB
NEW Plo RAISING ORGANIZATION
ron FARM soYa
Open to Boys Of Marshall County Be.
tween 10 and 10 Ysars--Will Take
Precedence Over Present Pig Club
In Farm Bureau Prosram-ro En-.
courage Production Of Swine.

Formation of>d pure bred SOW and
litter club for Marshall county boys
between tho ages Of 10 and IS, to sup
plant In some measure the boys pig
club, has been undertaken by the Mar
shall County Farm Improvement AS
ISOLATION. The proposed organixat ton
has tho endorsement OF some of the
best swine breeders Of the county who
Aave Interested themneives IN the plan
TO the extent OF promising substantial
prises for the successful boy swina
producers. Boys who have been active
in tho pig clubs In the past have shown
an active interest in the new club and
arc prepared to take membership.
The pig club will be continued and
the members viii raise fat barrows for
exhibition purposes but will not be re-
autrsd TO keep detailed records az
heretofore. Some boys now preparing
to raise fat barrows for the MARSHALL
town Swine and Corn Congress expect
20 become members Of tho new organi-
ration. II II believed the swine CON-
sress now win keep the boys interested
I'm the raising Of barrows, because of
the prizss offered. and the formation
OF new club will enlarge the work
OF the boys clubs and make Of the
members pure-bfed swine producers.
Must Show at Fair.
The members Of the new club must
acquire pure bred stock and eows and
filters acquired arc to be shown at the
Marshall county fair and at such other
exhibitions az the boys may elect. Lit
tors exhibited must be of not less than
four pigs.
The members may choose any breed
Of pigs but they must be narrowed on
Or after March to be eligible to open
classes wherever shown. After hav-
Ing raised and exhibited pigs. II the
club members wish. the county farm
bureau will condnct for them a sale Of
puro-bred pigs. Tbs farm bureau also
will assist boys in procuring pure
bred stock with which to start, If such
assistance Is desired.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-19
work to be taken up by The group
Saturday. al the office.
FAULKNER WITH "MAYTIME."
Tenor Who 90 Delighted Women Of
~, This City to Do Here.

'N tnto Guy 20 % F1evs
Women OF this city who wore so de-
lighted two years ago with the voice
of worthe Faulkner. Chicaso tenor. will
welcome tho fact that Mr. Faulkner is
to sing the leading tenor role In "May-
time," which 10 to be ssen at the
Odeon next Saturday nlght.
Mr.. Faulkner appeared here on the
afternoon Of Jan. z, 1917. In a most
charming recital given by Mrs. jasper
II. Fisher. That Mr.. Faulkner had n
wonderful voice. as well as u most
pleasing personality. was the general
verdict Of Mrs. Fishers guests, and
naturally they viii take u great deal OF
interest In knowing that Mr.. Faulk-
her Is to be heard in the musical play
so soon to be hero.
Mr.. Faulkner sings tho role OF Rich
ard Wayne II Is this same role In
another "Maytime' company. that Il
taken BY James r. Marshall. husband
Of Mrsl Helen willard Marshall. for
merly d this. city. Manshal1town peo-
pie WHO have heard "xaytime' pro-
nouneA II, one Of the sprettiest musical
plays fthev zhSye witnessed in many
seAsor1y.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-19

UoWoo
OF Amendment Of Articles Of moor
poration Of Marshall Printing Com.
pAny.
To whom Il may concern, NU<ics 10
hereby given that the undsrsigned
d. w. Norris and Rodnsy c. walls,
president anl SECRETARY. respectively
Of the Marshall Printing Company. q
corporation with it, principal place
Of business az MArshaiitown. iowa, In
conformity with and In pursuance Of
due authority sfv~n BY tho stookhoid-
srs OF said corporation In meeting
assembled therefor. have caused 70 be
executed amendments 10 the AYti-
oles Of incorporation Of the said Mar.
shall Printing Company thssVhy
amending Article v. OF The artiolss Of
Incorporation Of said corporation by
substituting for said Article v. Tho
followinsi
ARTICLE v.
Tia authorised capital stock OF this
corporation shali be Fifty Thousand
(Sso.eeo.0t) Doliara divided Into
shares Of One Hundred (a1oe.oo) Doll
lars each. which shall be fully paid up
before issSed In money or property. as
Drevidsd oy the lawn OF Iowa, nom
assssaAbis ana transferable only on
tie books sf ths company.
That such amendment haA besn
Ssiy sseor1sd - required By the
laWo e f0Ws, and tAs SECRETARY Of
SEATS Of lava has appevved the same
and he tDSusd b the said corpora
tiea . sArtiAoats n due form usdsr
cate q January 18th. 1879, under the
authority Of the state Of Iowa made
and psovi6sd therefor.
Datsd this i7rh day Of January. A
"a, 1870.
d W. Norris. President
Rodney G. wella, SECRETARY.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-19
RECRUITING FOR NAVY.
Men From Des Moines Station Hero TO
Get Recruits.

Men From Des Moires Station Here TO
Get Recruits.
Chief Commisary Steward Rex
Oliver and Gunners' Mate Joseph W.
Wood, from the Des Moines recruiting
station Of the navy. reached the city
this forenoon and will remain here all
week recruiting men for the navy. A
temporary station has been opened Ia
the post Office building, where app1i-
cants can ret Information regarding
the naval service. One or both Of the
recruiting officers will be on duty In
the lobby OF the postofflce each day
until Saturday evening. Recruits from
this city who are accepted Will be
examined at the army recruiting
station in this city and will be sent to
the Des Moines station to be enlisted.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-19
Nsties

NoStoo
OF Amendment Of Articles Of 1ncor-
porAtion
Eotios II hereby givsn Shat tho
articles Of Incorporation Of the st.
Anthony Savings Bank have BEEN
amended ~ making Article I Of tho
original articles OF incorporation road
q follows. namciyi Tho amount
Of CAPITAL stock authorised II Twenty
Thousand Dsnazs. d1vids "a into shares
Of On Hundred Dollars each. The
eapfsai steSk may 10 tnorsased BY
vote az two-thiris In interest Of all
ShGrshoiAssA WHEN the capital II to
b Increased. TIE additional sharea
shah be offsrsd 10 the existing share
holders vroportionatsiy 70 thslr hold
fnss at not iess than par.
The above amendment adopted At q
meeting Of the Shareholders Of said
bank, duty hold on the 9Th day OF
January, 1870. witness our hands.
H. q. Cooper. President
q. q. Anbe~ Cashier.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-19
Mr,. Grspa's Schedule.

The weekly schedule for Mrs. Mary
Gresg, county homo demonstration
agent foIlows: Tuesday, 1880 p. m,
meeting with tho ladies Of the Quaker
Lane neighborhood, Let1rand town
ship, at the home Of Mrs. Charles
Harris: Wednesday, noon. at the home
Of Mrs. H1nry Kroth, Taylor town
ship; wednesday, $3.50 p. m. at the
homo of Mrs Homer Keefer, Vienna
township; Thursday, 2 p. m, aid
society room, Rhodes, lessons in home
nursing and clothing thrift; Friday, 2
p. m, homo Of Mrs. Walter Clark.
,Greercastle township, meeting with
women Of newly formed group for
educational talk and discussion of
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-19

Millions Of people know that It Is
needless to be bothered with indiges-
ton, dyspepsia or disordered stona-
ach. A few tablets Of Papes piapep-
sin neutralize acidity and give relief
at once.
When your meals don't fit and you
feel uncomfortable, when you belch
gases acids or raise sour, undiEested
food. When you feel Jumps OF indiges-
ton pain, heartburn or headache. from
acidity, Just eat q tablet Of Papos
Diapepsin' ana the stomach distress IL
gone
The cost Is 80 little. The BENEFITS 20
great. You too will be . Diapepsin
snthudast afterwards.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-19
Dipht,eria /,

A sore throat 10 . good breeding plsee TO,
Diphtheria germs. Protect Your children
bynever neglecting Sore Throat. You can
wisely depend upon TONSu1Nk Give
Tonsiline upon the first sppearencs Of Sore
Throat don't give Diphthsria . chance
in that throat IN its weakened condition.
When TONSnHSE II swallowed It oemes
directly In contact with the diseased sur
face and induces . healthy con. -.
ditiou Of the membrsnss-snent tho e8
system can better defend the throat
Il STACKED by Diphtheris germs.
Keep TONSllNE In the house
where you can got It quick when
needed. 0Ses %. and S1.0Q "a
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-19
Attention, Farmers.

Save money; buy your mill seeds,
bran, standard middlings, rye mid
dlings and red dog from Bay State
Milling Company, located west Of North
Western depot. Phone 667.-Adver-
t;sement
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-19

gins striking, and ksdrs on unta the
janitor climbs tho tower and .sn01ss
the bell. This has been gslng On -
long ase the oldest Inhabitants can ~
member. Expert clookmaksrs VINO
have been called In from tims to time
say they don't know why.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-19
In tho Municipal Court.

Scott r. Owings, arrested last week
on a charge Of intoxication, today
changed his plea Of not guilty. In mu-
nicipal court. to one Of guilty, and
was assessed $3.50. Owinss was ar
rested by Chief Of Police Lage at the
Woodbury. block.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-19
Gard OF Thanks,

We desire to thank our neighbors
and friends, also NJ. & st. L. repair
mon for the kindness and sympathy
shown as during our recent bereave-
ment, the loss Of our wife and mother.
Seth Hummell and family.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-19
Gard Of Thanks.

We wish in this manner to thank
an our friends and neighbors who
were so very kind to us during the i'll
ness and death Of our wife and
mother. Also for the beautiful floral
offerings. N. r. Rails and children.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-19
OIL COMPANY sETTLEs SUIT.
Agrees to Pay Carleton. Williams Com
pany $4019.35 for Tires.

Settlement of the case OF the Carls-
ten Williams Company verus the Mar
shall Oil Company today was settled
In district court. the defendant COM
pany agreeing to pay the plaintiff
firm s4,o19.s5 in settlement Of claim
for tires alleged to have been sold to
one Of the branch houses Of the oil
company, and to pay all the district
court costs.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-19
Gard Of Thanks.

we want to thank our friends, the
Odd Fellows, Modern Woodmen ana
Maccabees for their kindness during
our recent bereavement. Mrs. w. T..
Boardman and family.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-19
French & Cobb Buy Rarm.

Drs. r. r. French and Edwin Cobb
have purchased Of c. D!ller an eigh-
ty acre tract two and one-half miles
north OF the city on the Third avenue
road. The price paid for the land was
not made public.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-19

n India ~ DususAA the code still
aiisws nasivss TO - aaogeA for or
tain S9sasss. A. many - Aeoe nA-
tsvss ers 6ogseA yearly In DurmAh.
but these dcgSings. - . ruie src not
OF q severe character.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-19
Jury Excused to Wednesday.

Jury Excused to Wednesday,.
Judge Cummings today excused the
petit Jury until 10 o'clock Wednesday
morning, when jury cases will be
heard.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-19

Whenever the mercury drops to zero
at Beaver, Pa, the old town clock be-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-19

A German uaAAufA1tussP hos Dus -
tho market serial bosom pager
shirt Merely by tearing on . sheet q
paper bosom the wearer Of the shirs
can show fresh clean front sssry
day
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-09
PRESCRIBES DUCK ST0OM
FOR ALL vow BREAKERS
DIV International News serviceJ

niv International News Service)
LONDON. July 9.-Thc stocks and
IA" duchiur stool Tor thos. who are
uniaithlul Ia their marriage vows.
Lady Ec"chnm. secretary If the mar.
nag" Defense Council comes out boldly
GA ia" above platform.
The breach OF the Seventh Gem.
mandmcut should be punishable by
law Lady Bcocham declares much
# thu WrungduiuE in the world is the
fault Of those who do not realize that It
i wrong.
what the divorce rcformers want
ANA what they are getting i'm the Buck.
master hin now before Parliament n
simply the abolition of the morogamic
principle.
They are trying deliberately 10 up.
set the moral foundations of the Brit
ish character.
In days like these when Britain
stands before the world for all that 4,
soma and lu"d in the moral progress of
humanity. The discrediting OF British
family lf" is no mere national affair.
but tn" concern Of the who'll. world.
In America We see the evil erfect
upon the nation Of easy divorce. We
"iu"t afford L. fan into the same con.
ditiou here"
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-09
BRYAN tSD PROHIfIrIOS
= = . = = = = = = = = = =

Jr Bryan zays he ~ grief -trick"n
re result 81 the action II the San
FranSiscO convention. He lAm"uts boih
the platform ana the nomination, To
inc extent that his grief IL due 10 the
character II the platform. il IL an afflic.
ton Visited upon him by the fatns But
~ much by uay ~ nxculpntiCn can not
b" said with respect to the nomina,
ZION In ~ far ng Mr. Bryan Is grief
stricken by the nomination Of Governor
cor ne may bn said 10 ~ the victim
II hia own pcrvcr0lty. One ran not be
sure that Mr.. MrAdoo would have been
nomino'cd II Mr. Bryan had supported
his candidacy. His influence and power
At san Francisco genn not to have
been great But that his support would
have been helufm g. thDer who we're
trying 70 bring about m" nomination
Of Nj McAdDn there can bc ~ doubt.
IoitDad u .riviug that support Mr..
BRYAN withheld H. and not only with
held It, but published "nveH1u-i rTiti.
cigrng ~ tn" NcAdnn candidacy that
were henrtcuinE ~ IN" supporters of
Governor Crt. lie u.s. therefore. not
without responsibility for the nominal
tinr - Governor cox.
Mr. BRYAN can not plead his dcvo-
ilon to prohibition ~ N" reason Of his
refusal 10 support the NCAdOo candi
dacv. The huti Saloon L"agu" md put
tho STAMP II it, approval on the No
\ doo candidacy and Mr.. Bryan himself
iid not question Mr. NcAdOo's fidelity !
~ ,hc Eighteenth Amendment in com
Dogiug biz argument against the can
Iid,cv Of that gentleman. In opposing
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-09

KANSAS cry. Mo, July -
Hogs Estimated receipts today ZOO;
closing lights and mediums 10 higher;
hruyi,,- steady To- ~ lower. packer top
$40 Un. hulk ct sales 81 90" Fl5.s5. top
SIC Gu. good To- ,holr" hrncy SliI0fp
SO 90. good iu choice medium l5.2bft
flr 0u. good tu choice light xl5.uOH
81, 3u. good 10 choir" common stock
pigs $40 -oatl450
Crttl. 500. ,losng steady. choice
600 prime hruNyw"ight Sla '6T fklG.G GO,
medium to- rinI hcivyw"igbt 1900
si5 20. good 10 chico lightweight Sl335
70 SO 20. common to MEDIUM heavy
weigh, tSto.oUHSl3 -. good 10 choi =
common hoitcrs s. 5OISll. hlugnh
and u..f huu-s tc.0ouSlo25 COWS and
h'it"rs SO ,ou e. 90. good 10 chulr" me
jiun urht and h1udNwright Sa.5OH
il3 600. common. good To- Dhuir" SS' 90
~ 81 nU. common. good tu choice 1913
"&lUN5. common. good 10 choice Sl.5n
HSS uN
Sheep. $50. closing steady, ohoic" to
rull and common nuhs 81 ,0u> 25.
,huiD" 90 priuI" medium v'lrliug V,tH
o.. >,aouSl2 90. good tu choice m".
diam ewes fi5uus- Uo. ,ul and com
wuu ewes S'"'uzl 20. breeding owes
s. nn.s"-p. good '. ,h,Ir, medium
feeder lambs S-.,or'tp25
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-09
SWEDEN AND FINLAND
HAVE SERIOUS BREAK

| D. Aasosiafsd Press
9TDf KtfOLT July a r.r.1i fl'
p1iipr tra arisen brtwe.r s,.do1 md
Finl31d oyer Swodrn's tfI'.J. toward
70 deIpeatio0 from iho tinad islands
which frprrs"u'rd ~ me FN.I"isn gov
rrnm"r' tbat the population nf N" 3d.
.ands daeired gclfd"torTuinIfIau r1 ne
bosls ~ q referendum. Aftrf q sh1rp
.oYohanga u notes between no two 2og
rrnm"uts q battalion of FinrIsh troops
mar been landed On Aia"d ana "ncnnp.
81 near NadchnTpn
The Finnish government h1s arrest
cf two raders II the Aland d"puia'ion
on charge Of high Treason.
Sved"n bag dispatched q note 10 Fin.
hand urging the Finnish government to
consent 70 a plebiscite by which the
population Of the islands would d"cid"
whether they phaIl belong to Sweden or
Finland but IL is understood the Finnish
Is mistaken in its d"ternI-
nation 10 oppose any such measure
Official opinion here il that Fin.
lau'ds attitude IL basHd upon the as
sumption that the initia tive for separa-
ton Of the Alands from Finland was
taken in Sweden. whereas. it IL declared,
the aitotion began with Alanders who
based their right of self differentiation
on historical grounds and upon princi-
pies recognized by the League Of Ma
tons.
The Finnish government has an
that it absolutely rejects all
such claims Bs IRE irrcConcil1bic With
nor sovereignty over the Alands, which
sweden recognized without tcserVa-
ton
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-09
BUFFALO HERDS ARE
RAPIDLY INCREASING

YELLOWSTONE PAHk Wvo. Iulv
9.-C"nviuciug evidcnc" that tho wild
buffalo of Yellowstone National Park
the last Sun viving rcmnanr If tho great
herds which ono" roam.d III" western
plains. are On the increase. instead Of
diving out. Is was fe, red hoa been oh
tanned IN tn" discovery 81 % new group
In the southeast portion Of IA" park
About - animals w-r" observed, cvi.
IDENTIFY q part ur the old herd. which i
is thought grew 80 large that some of
its members were forced 10 break away
and sock new pastmagc.
Definite Information has boon ob.
tanned by park authorities that there
a." now more than TOO 81 tn" wild but.
falu in tn" park Formerly there we're
only about half that number
When discovered. ia" new herd was
within fiy" miles Of one Of the largest
hotels In ~" park and q snapshot was
obtained uf one Of IA" animals a fin"
bull probably the FIRST photograph ever
taken 81 Hild buffalo.
Ordinarily IN" wild buffalo meyer are
seen hv tourists and only rarely by
parH authorities oven by tn" rangers
who patrol IN" most remote sections
tn" appearance # the new herd close
To- tn" main lines ~ travel was before
IN" season opened and the animals ap.
p1r"u'lv had been lurcd down from the
mountain fastu"ss,s Nv tn" abundance
of sprinL grass On tn" lower levels.
They disappeared into untrav"llcd coun-
try as soon ~ automobiles became fire..
qu'ut along the highways
Iurtv."iEht calves have been added
this year to- m" tame buffalo herd of
tn" park which now has population
of ,no Part OF the tame herd has been
placed IN corral at Mammoth iIotI
Springs Ton tn" benefit at visitors.
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-09

IN" Alnnd archipelago, in tn" Gulf
Of Hothnla consists Of 80 inhabited Is.
bands, with "A population Of 2i,OOo Of
whom 2b00 reside on hland Island,
the princiDa! town Of which Is Marie
hamn. The Islands formerly belonged
TO Sweden but were taken by Russia in
1909. The Finnish government holds
that the political importanc" Of the ie-
lands is 50 graf that no Finnish gov
eminent could cede them to foreign
power and that United with Sweden they
would constitute n constant source Of
danger to Finland.
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-09
Avoid Sunstrol,c

ly international News Service)
y warning to persons .Nposed IN Tho
danger of sunstroke.
AVOID unnecessary exposure.
Avoid hard on prolonged uod,.y ,x,r.
tiou.
Eat In moderation.
pTlrH H oil, water freely.
Dress lightly and loosely.
u attacked 10y headache. blurrirc ~
vision 'r other symptoms Of srnstroke
lie down n the coolest sot available
nm dtpp!N cloths vet IN cold water 10
me head hntii the arrival II a thysi.
clan.
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-09
THE MAIL MAN. A COURIER
or GEOGRAPHY

into ua,re ~ IN unpeop''d coun',y.
Tbess rIsr Nore clad 600 buctaKiu
auifts. nrJirary tr0us"fa rIgh bopta.
and r0n rIIuYoh hat ard we're nrn'l
win ab"nth knife and COTS fasoyers
ana Spencer rafbiuns The best time
tho, mad" 1,roes the tfaoklees waste
EI9 boo carving pr"Fidrpt Llnrolr'S
Ir1uRurai speech - 9or Fraucis'p-
..."r days and ."vrr'rrr hours"
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-09
The strong Withstand the Heat If
summer Better Than the Weak.

'.' people who are feeble and young
.I people who are weak. will b.
-lI''-ihen.d and enabled 10 gu
through the depressing heat of sgr,-
".r Hy taking GROVES TASTELEsS
H.. TONIC % Strengthens and builds
'" Oh. s.-'"rH hv Purifying and I'm.
r.h'rz d.. Blood. You can soon feel
Us Strengthening !nyigorating Effect.
Adv.