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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-03
COLONEL HAVERS WILL
TALK TO ~" BOYS

COL. +. A. Havers Will speak i'm
tile boys department OF the y. NJ. g.
A. Wednesday evening at o'clock
ON the Evolution Of the Pen" All
boys OF the city are invited 10 at
tend. The talk will be accompanied
by stereopticon views The Triangle
club will meet at 8 o'clock on the
same evening. The meeting VIII be
adjourned in time TO hear Col. Ia-
Ners' address.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-03

before and after the war showing
vast differences will be shown. New
mans observations on the present
condition and the future OF Ger
many furnishes many surprises The
activities of American soldiers on
German soil and the appearance Of
the stars and Stripes on the great
fortress al Ehrenbreitenstein are
thrilling incidents in this unusual
Traveltalk
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-03
OLIVER.

Chief among the fun makers in
Somebody's Sweetheart" the must
cal comedy coming 20 the oliver
Saturday matinee and night, is found
Charles O'ConnOr. a farcour OF abil-
ity and personality. An adrOit en-
ployment of pantimime in several
mum bers also contributes 20 his sue
cess Another member known TO
local theatre-goers IS Berta Dom
with her Mary Pickford curls and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-03
OLIVER.

Francis X. Bushman and Beverly
Bayne. themselves. in the legitimate
or spoken drama. Will be the attrac-
tion at the oliver theatre Sunday and
Monday
Oliver Morosco has secured these
famous film stars for a limited tour
in person with a notable cast Of
players in the very fascinating mys-
terry play entitled The Master
Thief by Edward f. Rose. from the
story Of Richard Washburn Child.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-03
:s,,ss|rnnEanaassg
AT THE PLAYHoUSES

CASTLE - Judy Of ROgucS'
Harbor." with Mary Miles
Minter.
AUTHORITATIVE Cyclone"
with Tom Mix.
LASALLE-''T stolen Kiss"
with Constance Binney.
OLIVER Daughter Of Two
Worlds with Norma Tai
madge.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-03
TR.AXEITAIk

i. VI. Newman's Traveltalk al the
oliver theatre next Friday evening
has for its subject, occupied Ger
many" Luxembourg, Mainz, Trier.
Trier. Cologne and Coblenz and the
banks OF the Rhine appear clear
and beautiful. Street scenes taken
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-03

facial play. which she exploits effec-
tivesly Then there is violet Beasey.
the Gypsy violinist, who with her
beautiful singing voice and captivat-
ing strains of her violin has won
the heart Of music lovers in every
city others Of prominence are
Sylvia Tell. GENEVA Davis, Burton
Lehman, George Dunston, VIII
Adams and William Howell.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-03
BIRTHS.

Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Kazmiesc-
zsk, 1911 ". roland ST.. daughter
Feb. IS.
Mr. and Mrs Frank JozWiak 1905
w. Sample ST.. daughter. Feb. IS.
AR. and Mrs Ferdinand PolOnka,
421 X Carlisle St. daughter Feb. IS.
Nr and Mrs. Walter a. PisChke.
~ T.. E,dder St, son. Feb. %.
Mr.. and Mrs. .. r. Trow hridge,
51& ". Navarro ST., son. March =.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-03
ATTEND TIE ROSS CRANE Lee
TURES!

Daily lectures az high school audi
torum on home building and tho
home beautiful 10y Mr. Ross Crane
of chicago Art Institute. Afternoons
al $50. evenings 1890 o'clock. Free
eli charge Retail Merchant Bureau
uf chamber of Commerce.
761-3-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-03
LASALE.

Todays attraction at the LaSalle
is II. r. Warner In a domestic COM
edy. "A Fugitive From Matrimony."
Warner is known as one of the most
polished actors ON the screen and
in this society drama he has a role
that is equal TO his famous imper-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-03

Minter. in story OF youth. love and
faith. Her role IN this screen adap-
tatiou of Grace Miller's widely read
novel OF the same name Is said 90
be one of her best creations.
r. 3. Warner in a Fugitive
From Matrimony." viii be seen on
Thursday
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-03
CASTLE.

The Castle is holding is own these
days by presenting clean. up-tO-the-
minute screen entertainments To-
days feature Is entitled Judy Of
ROgue's Harbor,' presenting that at
tractive young player. aMry Miles
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-03

sonation in Alias Jimmy Valen-
tine Seena Owen is his leading
lady and together they make an ad-
mirable couple for the presentation
OF this society farce which has been
favored with a mixture OF exciting
melOdrama
Thursday attraction at the La
Sale is Constance Binuey in The
Stolen Kiss"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-03
ARREST FARMER
FOR OPERATING
HOME DISTTLLERY
Police COnfiscate Quantity of
Liquor at Louis Nays
Place.

Seven gallons OF prohibition
moonshine." the sight OF which
would make a Tennessee mountain
Ger weep tears OF JOY and a compIi-
Gated still for the manufacture OF
the LIQUOR were the net results Of a
raid on the country home Of Louis
Macy r. +. I. about three and a
half miles from the city late Monday
afternoon. The raiders. led by Po-
lice SerEt. Barnhart found the stir
In operation with Macy conducting
the home disuuery. Dried grapes
and the residue Of grapes. after
wine was made was used in making
the liquor and a quantity Of the stuff
was confscated by the officers.
When she officers entered the
house. Macy was found IN the base
ment OF his hoLne and showed no
resistance except saying that ne was
manufacturing the liquor for his
own use. The whole paraphernalia
was loaded on the Latrol and taken
20 headquarters. Macy being taken
and booked on q charge Of operating
an Illicit still An experiment made
with the liquor showed that il was
nearly 100 percent alcohol but the
city chemist will make a chemical
analysis 20 determine the exact per
centage.
Near Real Whisky.
The police say that it is the near
ost 10 real whisky that has been
brought in since the prohibition
laws have gone into effect Macy was
arraigned in the city court Tuesday
morning and viii be given a hearing
Saturday. He was released on $500
bonds.
The raid was made wholly indie
pendent Of she government revenue
agents and the prosecution will be
made by the state Four places were
visited during the raid but no in
eliminating evidence was found i'm
The first three places
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-03
.r United Press

MEXICO CITY Mexico. March ..
The government today ordered
The Mexican representative in
Washington 10 protest a. the gov
erument OF the United States against
the murder OF a Mexican named
Cornejo. said 80 have been killed
recently in Colorado.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-03
MOOSE ATTENTION,

Box social Thursday night. March
4th. Moose hall. Members and
friends invited. t44-5
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-03

TRY NEWS-TIMES Want Ads.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-12
Club Meeting ThursdaY.

ir"'hr~ .a:"r"~'Iu uIu%ram urs ban
r,r,Iur,i f,r tn. :"-.iiu- Of ia" W"n'n.s
,"uu 1T H.. Eoarj "t Trad" rurms ON
Ti.~~a.y AFTERNOON O.. this w""n. This
~" &c.. 'h' ''"". m"",ps Of ,hr '.Ub
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-12
Junior Kings Daughters.

rIr In..". r:gJa3ztl"h at k..-'
tnu>.',~-. N,'I -. sut"r.stirG ul"";.ul
"a. IA, uvu" Of Mss Fear. MrMahuu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-12
EMORY W. PROFIT
IS LAID AT REST
Body Is Inferred at EivcrvIew Cemetery
Yesterday, Following Imprs sstvo
Services.

The f..r. ~ .rr. . ..t f., ... .,'.
Emory W,ls"n rf"m;'. "n' 't .u" H'~t
h3:"Wu and hEh'' r..i. ,''.3 ,'.GG..u.. g.,
;":S '..d"lrN, VIII" a.'. '' u.- s"'r, co
l.II'"h aN'mu" - i'w !rr .. ... 8 II. -
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r.. ltmIE h.wr .'>,.lit. ,.'.r'l.ur,.
f.r H"rur 49, N''rd3.. a''s' o. ,i ''arg.
go. ami o." lar:. u.I.l,r 90 h.n'HIl
u""rus~ u' hv t'I'.' t. Hr.. r..G nhu' .
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VI. n'h''.. # .a' RI I:"r'r' lYd #
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Fast Nd=t,r - !;.. urnu' N.' %. Nu.
.'.. .l r''. ~ pad 'r#'. 80 ..rl'-.
AGO. 49,. So 20 's'lwr. n rn r, q. '"rd, q
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r.. hrl hI' '"g-T',: ''. '.FS
,ar@G...i nr g.. E,.-. u ',... . E",I
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church. 'rl'"W,"E winch IT, bod" vas
'nh.u - lt|"I'I,w cemetery a. Martins
Celebrate Sixteenth Anniversary.
''GidlmE Star '"un' d. -. 10. sons
1ud daughters ct l.hrril. wsl .rl,hra'"
IT," S'N''"uth Anniversary at -, tuSN-
tuition Of 'h'lr lodge. follow 'u@ tn"
Of the w,"n. rnd ia, "ummil'"" IN
charE" l2, prepared a special ,..n''g r'H
tur 'u,. ,sr0.ug.s celebration w'3,H WIZ
ladies Aid Social.
r."'. ~ the krrkW n"d rcr&h,r"rI"m
hutch Viii errNr 4 '"a~, l".l ~uuprr.
~ 'Nr dining rooms ~ Ne 'lH-' u Wed.
'.-daE evening ~ "'r'".N. gTs' Hl"r
- e.. auu-a curEr' ga '"uaI r1"",IuC
Tr,, rI.r NI.l ;" 80 he u,tor' ~ e
n.,.' nGas ,r.uf ar,G ..,r IF 'h. twelve
;.l'.- VIII TO-. s"r'od h' "l' ~ .u-' hIr'l-
Gar g., 70 'ut' mouth. Nhtl. rir.' born
s., 3d.. -arnr N"uD VIII To-" r..'.i - a."
pound in Morocco"
l'uH-..s lnu hnuh. wUI "'~'..' ,u'' ..,'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-12
BOARD OF TraNe Meating
FIRST Night 4 Success.

Tho mun'Nly w"r' .":; ~ a.. i,a." 90
Trad" Wsil b' E,,i "a, '.. I.'... r.-' ...t'..
huIidlnE Tomorrow ,-.'It@. y. pa. .ir
,ty- Arc, urgrI fp .tff,.,.I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-12
BellatrS Briefs

MIS-. TF000as Dun III "oTE Ken-
rrrh and Floyd. OF NJ. I.nr. r.. T;rl-
hare visitors yesterday
The Oud Fellow club ~ entertain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-12
Executive Committee Meeting

yesterday a';.,no"l. Nj, ,;m.- Is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-12
Weir Funeral HELD

fiu' ~. .'r|i'l -" zoe .'.' NnHs
W." Wei Eu"Wu r.-ld'U: ur Cri':a.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-12
Masuucrade Dance.

n I'rfrNl'MT -DU|tT tNNIN y ~ ~
'll. Of , ln,,uu"ra,i" Ja,.,.. w ~ y" B., I'D
- ''.. I.l".r'y Hall "u West Nam sir'"E
'H.. a.r'..u-. and al hn'' h'"n jn''''d.
a. ,l."il"m u:,nrsfrd Hn~ h'"'i +'rf''' =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-12

charles lH:ri, .,r... go
q, n. S.N'.l 'v..' " j. ...r.r. 81,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-15
Ma. <,.l, Entertain,

Az. q g. See. bios ui'sid'i 10. '
..tIps eff d,.igrtfHl PARTIES dusH- l'r
...f v..a sf which -h' rni.I' uI'N
.r i...ur uf Mrs Ted N''i' i,',.'
.rl, N,s1u- F'Hrrt' l"iiW'
a. Thompson ,t Dallas. Hi MIS-
,..l.r.r,,t, o N.v urInps
rr ....uI .. tr, ...r l,E'n We'd
...l.t pu,muu W h.- u"m'. Is''
Ann pur.r vY- indeed HU .HIu' ".'
occasion .rH .Itis'I.HI I'' ur'i'b n %
,,ri.ty uf ltIl,n N..-..IH- lu me l'
I.cl,f.I ,,Ifrg t,l tables were Abrams
ID f.r trr lim, vhi.h $3.50. endowed
tr, uauu PARTON f 90.
f.f.r ..IfTs were removed 'Nd 90
....s -lII1 course We served ..
...r.r guests guH the fuIlu'iH- Mes
f..... r ArurIi ii.H# NH'I.
...H..u. Austin " e. E'Hs. W W
'Y..r o. g. GluIN,r e I' 'I'
.t.rt a.. 3D. H.ufy Nuiin- li'"F
t.4r. % e. kirUII lHrE HH.h
.r.r,n VHf S.,Vgld p,tn hIrk 80
MS a. II Bowie. = " Wbiiur IT,"
r.N y 4. Mcdonald Harvey E1drN
u.u.uA William M'un.ug sun 'i'
..,n.r lur Weymouth John Ii"hut'I
finish rrlasuu Steve Tugr l''n Mon
.,rr Avery Tumr Wh"lil'N Z g.
SIMMER uf Scranton r,rrsNlta"ia
g...l uHrr.ss " ; Rule y > San
..,u John NrGlrk Thompson. 'nftF
Frank VIOLIN LumpNin Williams
Robert ki,Ts.,. lNhrand T'. N'sr
= T,li.r Stru,H and Ml.d.'d l'Ii
CESS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-15

enrolment would mol be Texas Il
long ago abolished silly boarding
school rules and adoicd student
government. II emphasizes recrca.
ton as IN essential part of n girls
education. Owns a beautiful lake
aud club house for exclusive use of
students aud teachers. Selects
carefully It's students from appli
olniS only upon investigation
among satisfactory references.
Crescent girls like this. So do
their parents. These and numcr.
Gus other reasons will make any
school popular. \ few spaces still
mpromiScd. Write or wire for
catalogue, view book and other
particulars. Address Crescent Col
lrrc, Book \, Eureka Springs,
Ark.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-15

The chlld- heart thIusts Better
take thu whole hand hiddi' SAYS bid
% the ho, 20 his sld' who h. hHldine
To- one finger
Ne. can bold 600. Dad Do, -Iys
but presently b, slips and AHufhN boz
little shin aud Dad SAYS again Bette"
tai. "a. Whul' hand ruy "" bn
I can hold un BE- SAYS again
HUT Dad understands and h'-'ps %
wat,hful yNy ON the ONE who trusts
becaust h. loves him -t
And that's "a. WAY DO IS with us l..
whether small uI great. Somebody
has gut tn hold tightly Goo u~-iu h''l
us Sd, and free tsUm danger and
harm
None At ~ really huuNs iha liWH OF
our strength Confidently ahead Wt
tread And So v. srr huunH fn sfui
uur toes often and sometimes we ft.I
Hut somehow Ell. other somebody q.
AWAY watching a. som, 'vrtG.
brother 90 sister or iIirud-~"Wsuu'
who loves us Nrrl d"aflt-ut som, biz
inviSibl, God who under stands
Somebody has 81 Go hold Go you'
We couldn't ~ very iar ALONG On,
road unless ws could quickly rtasr
the long reaching finger az somebody
stronger and mon. confident than we
How very wonderful just Co.. know
that somebody will hold to ynu'
Wl.hiia Beacon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-15

Daily News Wan, "A. bring results
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-15
&8Q5IEiFD
RUTH J. MEYER


somcNher, II seems that one must Wdl1
With fingers already un the sat"
That opens 10 welcome tu its si"f"
OF hope and ioy and love uu'' more
Somcwhcrr fur an of us must stand
a tru. friend with % welcoming hlna
~ sh.ra 81. ald Share with us Dc"
gU.,e
q laughter aud lie. with sm'i"g face
Somewhere thu friend that viii o."
spurn
The feelings in our hearts that FruI
For lny,hpt things That sN'"i'u Itt
That give 4 fresh saNu io 90" siiii'
That heals az. humdruW f'i tud Otf'
of commonplace. and helps us go
Unto N. burdens We must hrat
with touches 81 fairy attrrg."w.
somewhcr, th, friend whose tor'h'1
CLEANS
Win romance 81 youths da'h.r.
light.
Waiting tu m,,s ~ with uur dreams
STANDING with eyes That sluuWr
bright
Ready with upru heart ird uIud
cur inmu longing p" receive
And luyyiH -inh,iug frlr tnd kiri -
CRYING SHE cares lud can believe.
baltimore sun
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-15
s-nIor Fidrli, Cls,, Entrr,sins.

tu" 70 the most ~lit U"~Siul parties
as far a. enjoyment ga larg. Attendance
" concerned. ever given hy the Senior
fidehs Glass ~ N First baptist SUNDAY
school wss Friday evenings entertain
ment
Golden glow and sweet peas were
used IN hsaui.fying ;nv Annex 90 the
church for th. uc,ssun. and herr an
evening ~ Informal fun Vas spent
Games and music were endowed
throughout IN. evening while many
splendid talks regarding past. present
and future work and pTohlemS Il 10,
class wste mads by various member
Later partners ~ refreshments wsr,
selected hH tho passing uf slips ~ rt
per upur which were written The ramr-
of famous St."th.prts uf HISTORY 90 %
young man finding iht Nuun. 'tds who
held thu name wh.,h eirr"spundad O.
the nam" on his lip Delicious refresh
msniS q oaniaiuup- hiampl- were
served.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-15
To CelebraIr seth Wedding ,nni,rr,a,


Mr.. and Mrs j. J.. Blake uf this c.iy
will celebrate their soth wedding ann.
tersrN "Wednesday August 18th. I'd
the huin" ~ their Youngest daughter
Mrs J u Tmm8ns ~ wildoradu
Al ~ their eleven children and %
number - grandchildren will Doe There
10 extend congratulations aud uaIfirt.
pate ~ ~" funs among which viii lie
Mt. aud Airs " g. Tuwn.S ~ Am,
rillo. Nj and Mrs ! N Elak, II Go
Isd. Mr. q Ivy. ~ Port Worth and
Mfs ltNs daughters Mss,isnles Wan
ron Sanders ~ Dallas and Il 1
Briggs. ~ EroO k.uridg. Thr mart,
WI arrive ia Amarillo. o. D.. entertain
81 ~ the hn"m ~ ~ ana Mrs " a.
IOwnrs, and from here viii motor p
Nudurad0 6ui W,dn. SiatS fes'lyiti..
------7---- --------
Daily News Want Ads bring results
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1920-12-01

The inauguration Of General lao Oregon as president
Mexico TODAY hoped will bring peace
which has been IN the midst Of internal
ing that brief o. ten there have nine presidents
President uerta wte retired today the only who lett
peace and without fear OF bis lie
What Obregon will do for the benefit OF Me<ico rather
definite He has tremendous task Although Mexico was
great world doubts that Oregon has task
construction ahead OF him He has that
leader OF the top rank Now viii he be able bring about peace
the midst Of much unrest,
visitors TO Mexico declare %rS need OF the nation the
development OF the pbc school ignorance and advance
nen do not hand hand Il Oblon bring increased
educational opportunities the viii upon
a benefac,or to tic nation.
Petroleum problems grazing lands, agricultural affairs, rea
with the United questions
for his consideration Let hope that he win them sqiarey
and frankly an merit the 81 the United State
government 5000. !.
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1920-12-01
d. nn IAMlia YANcn

Thefe afe norsl Victories HbIch de-
Serve ~ get M the let ~ tH wofid's
Sraatest Daitles The supafb coufsgs
and daunliegs resolution put Into these
moral fifuggids are 10, shrpsss By
the bravery wbkh faces shot and
she'll
Indeed, there ~ . grim and quis.
determination, deliberate stamping
out II ndet islon and INCLINATION In the
fight soul puts up against terppta.
iion 10 which var Nth all lie barbxrtc
pomp IL a stranger.
he was n railroad ann, and when
he came 10 church. which was only
at y night service, he Invariably sat
In the last seat next 10 the door. But
he listened. and the earnest look IN
his face often held me as tried TO
preach
had given the usual invitation.
asking those who desired to confes,
the Savior 10 remain and meet the
Sosfion. The church had emptiel.
ana accompanied by half a dozen off.
ccrs. I vas descending the church steps
20 the street pavement when I met
my railroad friend coming up the steps
brcathless
He had walked seven squares distant
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1920-12-01
Uncle Sam, M. D.

Isahy's Sign Language



Babies canuOt talk, but they have .
sign language.
By crying and by movements they
chr explain . great many things.
a normal, healthy child gains regu'
larly In weight. has n warm, moist skin,
brcathcs rui, tly. eats heartily, sleeps
quietly. cats heartily, sleeps peacefully.
1 has one or two regular bowel move
ments daily and cries only when ne
IL hungry. uncomfortable, i'll or induldg
| iny in q III II temper.
The posture when sleeping is quiet,
limbs relaxcd, sleep peaceful, no toss
| Ing about.
Tho facial expression Is calm and
! peaceful. If Daby is suffering pain. the
| features win contract from time to
l,lme and the fists will he clcnched
| tightly.
| The breathing Is regular. easy and
quiet. However. during the first weeks
of lifo breathing may be Irregular in
rcrfectlv normal babies. This should
cycits no alarm unless associated with
other abnormal conditions, such as hot
skin and flushed face.
| tilbN SHfUlu bI'silDf lIl'NEH lfN
nose and keep the mouth closed MCutsl
bi cathins az habitual holding IN" mouth
open usually indicate enlarged tOasiIS
or aden0ids or some other obstruction
to the breathing which needs the at
tcntion Of physician.
The skin Of the healthy baby Is warm,
slightly moist and a healthy pink color
Tho skin should be soft and smooth
10 the touch and the underlying muscles
firm. Flabby muscles usually indicate
something wrong with the feeding.
q. Ny little boy Of three years has
two on more small humps on each side
of his back, seemingly On the glands.
he has always been strqng and healthy
and healthy and | would like to know
the cnus' az this trouble, and if II Is
likely to develop into anything of a
moro serious nature. He sometimes
complains Of feeling tired. and some
DAYS IL duh and stupid He drinks a
great deal Of milk, but cares little for
other food. what Is the best thing to
do for him.
4 With regard 10 the enlarged
glands Of the neck, you will find that
t'l'N' VIII Iiff'lblN uSiIl'iI u N'hi
child il taught 20 observe certain rules
Of hygiene; ramoly. taking plenty of
exercise IN the open air and sunshine
sleeping with the windows open and
partaking & sufficient quantity Of nut
ritious food.
In addition 60 drinking milk. a child
of this age should eat green vegeta-
blos. once every day. Proper feeding
means something more than quantity.
because many articles Of diet contain
" hat are known AZ accessory food fac
tors of unknown chemical composition
which have a marked influence On he
well h, ing Of the race.
would advise YOU to have your
child's teeth examined. because IRE.
qu.ntly enlarged glands II the neck are
teeth ana infismcd gums.
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1920-12-01
u HAVEN'T CURSED YET"

~ me statf5n de,@tinR ri'h himself
what ~ M, and NJ las' ma said
might ss veil settle n t0nlKht N I
am ever ~ Bks the step Then hn
na1 run AZ tte way PACK through tho
stteats a. The ehmcb, lest be should
Dc tho late We vent hack into God =
house and heard soul make the Old
declaration u faith In Christ and .
desire 10 follow Him. and then we r..
rolyed hrn into the church
Six months later I met him IN front
of the big terminal over which he pre-
sided with rare ability. and said. How
are you getting along in your Chris
tian lIfe2" a srnile that told Of strug.
gle and Of victory. too. stole over his
face. az Ne said. II haven't cursed
yet"
That was enough. He had whipped
his old enemy. He had routed his
besetflnY Yin. He had won "a mora
victory in a war in which the powers
for good and evil contend for the MAJ
terry Of an immortal soul.
That IL glorious The band does not
play. and no crowds cheer. but there
is Joy among the angels Of heaven.
and the Gr.af Captain Of our Salvation
"sccs Of the travail Of his soul. and ls
no tfslied"
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1920-12-01

ffEftfit fhiY. Jrt NhirH
1'im smiling t0ons ere ,f0tfed
lIa h00 WIih ts8ffht mfu arr
nstd pWnet uIfn sh4Ns worn nah
tEt fshi0n. and stsfpinp bDrn b1
hes Eight thousand Metr1n suR1
beet Hbofers ffe going s0uf1 from
rIl1r1dI aorDss the Eip Granite. taf
INK With them. o. ia estimated ~ 900
900 m wases Morc than 10 300 Iexl.
onna wnro mpugh' Into the state thu
ya1r. Tho snackv .p which they lig
during the beet season are ingHnciert
shelter fpT the winter a movement
IL IN foot ~ Interest Colorado co1mp-
mites iu making provision for housing
Mexicans during the winter in orde.
% have a supply Of labor for railroad
construction and other work for which
~ is h3rd to get American labor.
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1920-12-01

(, MANY ,aarr~ scarerir i,r-' iri hary trace Of
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1920-12-01
BOSTON Is STIR GGLING
WITH IIOl SING PROBLEM
due To material absorbed from decayed
Try International News Service

IVY NFN'I'"''N1''G' s'''' w -
BOSTON. Dec. Only go fami'
lies provided Tor among the THOUSAND
who seek homes Is the record Of build
ing accomplishment FOR the ten months
ending with October in the Ci,y II Bos
ton This is the Information furnished
To senator Calder, of the Senate com
mi;tee on housing and reconstruction.
by Charles :. Damrcll, chief clerk IN
the department 81 building. Septem
her led the other months uf the yea;
with scvonty-oue families provided for.
Applications uf the past week call
for ten three family houses tn cost
$4,000 each. The permits are being
held Up pending further Investigation
as 20 whether garages may Ice permit.
ted IN the sib-ccllars II these housea