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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-07-15
80 % 10 a. MATIIsON

Order Of Notice Guardians AupAca-
ton 20 Sell Real Estate.
state q Vermont District q Man
chester 81
TIE Honorable Probate Court, FOR
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WANTED-MAsons az once. High
est wages. c. o. Brewster. Contractor
and Builder, Manchester Center, VI
I3-2w
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DIED

MALoNEY- Manchester. July
~, 1920, James Moloney, Of Chicago
aegd u years.
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HELP WANTED-MALE
WANTED

MEN TO work on Farm; also two
good teams. Good pay. Apply at
once. Wilburton Farms, Manchester,
VT. 13-
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+@1s.s

FOR SALE--30 acres Of good grass
near Peru village; mostly machine cut
ting. Mrs. Mark b. Lyon, Peru, Vt.
12-tf<
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BlCYCLE-Girl's second hand BIZ
cycle. Address Lock Box 20, Dorset,
Vt. Ia
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PoULTRY-45c per pound cash
paid for fresh dressed poultry: heads
off and drawn. Phone 27-W, "Mac-
AT
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**a*.s''.':'ss+s**s-ss"s+ **:*:st's
WE WILL SELL

A limited amount Of milk and cream
Our cattle are all tested by the United
State Government.
WILBURTON FARMS,
13- Manchester, Vt.
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FOR SALE-$100.00 powerful Hoov-
er Junior Suction Sweeper and an
attachments, little used, perfect order,
splendid for church, school or store,
$50; as a 5000 system has been INSTALL
ed. "Macnaughtan's." 1874
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MARRIED

BuSHEY -CAPEN-ln Bennington,
July 10, 1920, by H. b. Hutohins, JUS
tiee Of the Peace, Frank + Bushey and
Miss Blanche Capen, both Of Manehes-
ter.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

MAID for general homework in
family Of three. Best wages and good
living quarters. Mrs. V. d. Barbour,
Dorset, VT 1913
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WANTED

WANTED-Private board and lodg-
ing for family Of six-4 Children to
s years ana 2 adults. Ralph c. Gid
den, 33s Newbury St., Boston, Mass.
12-3w
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Pair Of black horses in
fair candition, weight about 2400 lbs.
First reasonable offer gets them. Geo
b. Thompson, X. +. ID. No !, Manehes-
ter Depot Vt l3tf
FOR SALE ton Of good, bright
oat straw. w. H. Benedict, Manches-
ter Center, VT l42
FOR SALE = Old Grandfather's
Clock (high). Seen by appointment.
Jessie o. Hawley. Tel PR. 14-2
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". ". BENNETT
Undertaken and EHhalmer
Automobile Hearse and Ambulance
Hospital Cases Attended 10
Mems and Nomeus
Roles and Suite
Telephone Connection
Manchester Center. Nermon'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18

company ON the J. g. nouS farm. uu,
mli-'fa thp west.
EIWi's tr,,utly compiled Show tll'
TrNIs b. producing 20 r,I,'ut 'i ih.
uil ,utput ul tF. United states The
uuuiIi. production ul ih. entire cuur.
tty ~ d,-.llr,d tu l,' 3N.tig.OUo barrels.
Nu'I" the WufN. ul'UHf u 'h' lr.ns
urlds is ,u.l u'u barrels The month
central T,\as u,'ds alone are pro
dlplug s'l-.u0u barrels monthly which
ls fifteen p,ru'ut ui "a" total iur th'
United States. fh" remainder ut th"
I.N.- uudu,fI.u ,H.iTr UnIt t.H
.,r..sf f,ltH
~ this rate The north contra, Texas
fields Will prulu,' "a Gl@.uou latI,i- a
.t.... lrrusEu 600, poo iH,'uH iu, ...t
,rIr vrS ,r', around '3. U"o o'n.
Tine WuriI' rr u''fun 81 oklahoma
ma hars1s BE- 7H- nin bIrls. 'li,.
IHrra. s3N3oun hlrt"ls. Louisiana, :,
$50 900 hlfI"~ NNumir" ! N'"u".
Acute. Chrome ana Nervous Diseases
j. +. BROMERT. u. e.
l0ss or 1850 rur appointments
\ aud I Ea..lc building. Phone
Lady Attendant.
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~ Associated Pnss
HAFFr "a. nTF

~ Associated Pres.
FORT wcETH. sept -. Reports
from the ileld indicate that anaihe
large stretch 81 territory u about o.
D. added To- ~" vast areas ~ proven
hut urdriilssl acr.aEs in STEPHENS 'nul.
~. The Wright well ~ the Lone star
Gas company. nine miles south 20
irckonr,dgs. has gone into an "l
sand az $3.50 feet and IT, showirg e
heavy gas pressure - well 90 making
snInc 90 Tn. "a nDN b. estimated 90
D. million feet l1IIv THE amount %
~ that b. now rum.uF frYm "a, usW
tie IL enough 90 s.rIr, a. tllr ui"
duocr and this luo.. lEs ils develop
ineut e urW pas i'Er iu thIt gen
sfnl TERRITORY Tn wrH IT. lnHated SOL.
cfal mil's O. 90. south Df the nearest
probation in thr t"sIk-Hr ligr field.
and b. west g The otl,r uIuduftUu.
along the line istA,'u stephens and
Earllrd counties
80 other rr,durilHn - ans cone
qurnfe has been dLar-s s..-i 90 this
irvd in the general Eluga district. "a.
sept TO- The Whoel'r dls'rrf. ir fh.
snuthrru part q rlIu ffHfH county
which was drteiHfssd ht fhr Emur.
Ga q iud onslaW The Wh.,br
sisi-ntrIrd true uf sand - 1925 fl.f
f.af lsl rrutssl fu D.. a consistent tl..
.iusrr and 10 .s u1ssihir char 'ht wfIeIr
has encountered ar hrr rr.f.h .r
ihis same pas sand o. tfaf H. found
o. D. true. " vii he f~r1rti-,i as e. t,rl
important dfNrlnuu'rt
Arathsr new uiulnn,I Il rspufsd
fra.n fhe northern uff uf Stephens
,ountv. The :. }; H.u Sc q of Ih. Alb
l. ugsa pii a Ca company. which hla
= naw ~ lOeo iarrsis daily. ThIs wns
.i..s.ian.- after u uas drilled sufnf
dssp.~ the well having shown signs -
becoming producer fu s'ur tm.
This fas greatly inru.as..i Interest boz
ths uorth.rn f,art ~ ths county. ard
~. ssauiaei that that Territory WlN
i,f,re ~ extensive and lasting iis'd -
rso.iuliiUn has AZ las; he-coine general
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Ti.rr, Win In Twelfth

bf.Ti,t or >,Ig III .f,r and IT,.
root ,,iaS-d sln,.. u~ilrss E..m, today
o. lrolls winning ,gt Dob 90. twelfth
inning Srsr. i. iruisg.- g.
HoStuu ........... uuI uHh ss2 eco :
DafgMt ........... luZ sni Il3 cell
Taits-ies-k irr Hirr"f. inu,s 1r
Waite. nUurt and StlNHrp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18
CINCINNATI DROPS
IND To BROOKLYN
p0DeERs c0NTINIE TO ADyANCE
TOW tRD NtTlONh. pE>>i>f
M AGtI> WINNING

nROOKLYN. sept g. BROOKLYN
continued g. advance toward the 1899
championship uf IN. National league
today by taking the sc'und game II TIE
sefies from Cincinnati to 2
For siN innings the game was q
pretty pitching duel H. tween Filler and
CadOre. neither allowing more than o
hit an inning during that time Score
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18

tIag.. circumstances n pu4s She
died l..u W,r,uriu poisson taken it g.
stated. N mistake. French puliy. h,..
-Iu Iu uN,St.g Itiuu witch included
several resort. Iu thr NuutwlfiIr I.H.
ui,t said tu have hr'u visited hv Mi.s
Thomas shortly h'lwc she tu,, the
uuI-iIu.
no. Paris pD'i,, s.pn decided th.'
the iuiSHu Vs.. taken ls mi.i'lr aud
dropped tho urun..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18
mays IS UNABLE
To HOLD CHICAGO
wIIITEaSU PiI.E tP THIRTEEN
IliTS MD TAXI ~itOND thNt
OF SERIES IkON hNNh>

CHITAGO. sept o. riliHg Hp 't.
teen hts. in,luaiug siN tfip's. 'nIur
made 10 iuu straight u'I Sew luf.
in tho ~r,uqd gi'u, e, tho aEl' H 'H'
American tIgr u'.rlut iH'' Ua'..
Winuin- Zoo
Rth, Ruth Who Wls i'WE 90. I>
nfti'th h,'Ir fuu. bU'i lIn.. fHHf
:lnr- pui H.l.i tu H'f H Hf lu .l.i
td.i l.Hrs. au.I tire NHHN..- H.I.
scored two nuns 1nI rHf 1880 w,H uu
bases D., War uuIf.r|t Uf.s,. SOU
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Acccrdian Pleating

Call ON +. ". Peters. SoI
West Fifth Street. Amarillo.
Texas; also Ageu, Tor Plea;crs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18

-IfUiuII' 7 hH base Niff. iifl'NNN
Pratt. thIrehlsY hiis. T. collins lau,.
sun g tl,s.h .. GlAi,rg. sfuI,u bI-. q
Collins. doubt, IlN pult Co.. rrDhiu.
uaurt O. pIWr l., ,n ialis Dff -,
,er 9. Nia' o. 'rurk u.t. ht rh0uWlh.
.ru o. lHh,f
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18
Giants Win in Ninth

NEW YORK. sent. T. -Tuney. 60
New Nork. started rally with singh.
w the tfnih inning TO-DAY and thu
Giants wul = ui' hy inning j.
fttsburg ........... uoH ole l0l o.
New Nurk .....-.. .. inl eln NNn IL
Batteries-Adams and Schm.di. H.
ney and SNYDER
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18
Cubs BEAT phils
~ Alfo'iaissi rffls.

PHILADELPHIA S~pi =. 80 Shr
out by Eixey until The ninth inning iu
day. Chicagu huuehsd three sinsi'
with two hasss 81 halls and williams
fnInhlc. and defeated Philadelphia
49,. l. sss.asa.a.. 4
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18
Card, Heat Ilra,es

BOSTON. Sent H. - Ia defeating
Boston TO-DAY 81 i.ruis made .. ,Hu.
rerutiyc hits The seurc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18

MATTED Tor Town srd ln SIXTH.
ScCrc by innings u
ST Louis .............. Gia SN0 600
isston ............... 100 lo- aaD-l
Summary - Two-hasc hits. sullivan.
Icitenry. I.aNan. cruise. Ford. three
lase hit. Maranyll l,. lase on balls. III
Dsok >. Townsend ]. P.riiu . Watson
I. Towns .nd d pefitti
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18

Summary Two hlS ui~ Seal, WIN
20 Olson. stolen base kiliuif duHhIr
play. Olsun 20 Kndifl o. : hmluit
hare an halls. 30 Eil' 'ad'rr .
struck uui. o., I.uqu, Z. jid"fr ..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-25
The MISERY OF
BACKACHF
Removed by Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound

..uskccon. Mich.-"For six years
vas so weak in my hack a; times that
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Start Monday

Make the start next Monday
ud lr cpar,j iur Your oppnr-
unity 10 business. Hundred, 81
,a,l, Tor our graduates Write o'
al Tor information.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-25

The "get acquainted banquet gveH
by the Central Presby tsrian Church u
the new Rrookmont Cafeteria last night
proved huge success. ,ics persons at
tending. This banquet was the opening
went of the celebration Of the ihirtiCth
anniversary "a The church and tn
tenth az that 81 Rev. L. Thomsn as
pastor In addition IL was the opening
meal served by ths new cafeteria. Sss'
eral men % the church provided Tor
this second annual banquet
After Taastnaster =, u. lamisnn had
called the house 90 order. Rev J ].
Richards pronounced the invocation.
Members were appointed tn invite
quests and they introduced them o.
the audience early In the banquet ~,
Ing their occupations az well Thu.s'
Introducing guests were g. q. Oriwat.
Alien Early Walter Jensen. a. T..
peery. >. NJ. leiforsc }. \ Bush. ~
IA. Smith. l.. &. White ! ". Davies
r. n. I.ond.fgir. w. { Mobiles. N \
MOBILES. Dr NJ. ". Cunningham l.. D.
liigginboiham J. VI. Medley. Walter y
Alien. J. W. CrudgnFtOn and N'y u
Thomson.
White Describes Guests.
Mr.. White lntrcdac~l his guests o.
describing them and letting iho~' pre-.
ent gu-Ss their names. r. II lAnd'r
Tin intr,duced H. 7. N~clcy ana slid
that he WIS busy-pTohahly eating. ::
was fenarked-and let him prrseu {.
the remainder ~ his list. ben u Ston"
presented Dr Cunningham list rs rs
quest.
Rev. Thomson delivered the address
q welcome lauding the efforts q Mrs
h>,oks and AIRS pumoad In arTang
ing that the oneninT' affair ~ the new
cafeteria should b. the banquet MR.
Rfooas responded after she had r,,-iy
ed long applause and said that sha
hoped the cafeteria woald be- as well
thoJght n In a year ~ Il IL on tn
eve az lis opening 10 the public.
pr. Thomson declared that IL hal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-25
SECOND DAY LUBBOCK FAIR
HAS MANY FEATURES; LYNN
COUNTY HAS BEST EXHIBIT

'r-' n ....t 500 500 and far oiG.1's
o. i1"r tF f.s %. fair Stow IN s.T'
~ r.nn.Hri'' "'.1 grr'Ir amounts
lH a.. ......'.t 'r additional build
r#a .v 81 .U.H. .H.,r't Already r"I.
WIu'~f v.f'r uu I-ft H'I'i,s hive
...r .na' 'I.l .r' .I."' 1900 ~n d'
,.... planted Will, mo raUo 'r5.k o.
'".' 'L.Hr".HI''IH T rIU on
utNuvHN o. G 'r0 ""'A MT ''.
arrangement is 90 De- changed and 20
Ir.a1r 'I.k r.' into u'rit Hu'Du'.
'I'. ma fu,'Df .,l' racing
~, iHir ~ uuds were rur0h1ef
900 prr wsir' .lr't with iIud-
,Frnurh D,liIu" \ tax 81 = cent. ou
.le sluu valuation Wa vD'od Iu l.un
.,.. ,nur, for The purhl and MAN.
go .Hr" OF "a Do ra i''"t a., trd wa
prr,hassd. Landscape artist WAS
- sight ior. and tho grounds ! W on
~ iwnroyencr' sm1de Ha sieg"s
lions were carried OF IN detail. and
~ rl,rs woF,. ~ made ~ 10 hermit 81
iHi'i'uai Improvements as they ar
needed
IN. iudVing q livestock individual
IN eNhlhi's the vegetables an"
ir IN Individual farm exhibits IN"
u- school booths ard tho county
N.'i's took place this morning. tn
~ ~ were Vf,-n ~ sNoVn below
% rp"'e- h-,.-l taking first second
HH ,hIl O. .a~'iur'~ IN ~" order given
Lit ~ Awards.
fNrS'-' ~ Dt.r NETNt.NT NIr"s
'r'v wilson Hr'.n George And'
''' F.r~, TssHrH.iudv WILSON
e pw---T sin walfa~h. Andy WI.
e. N.V'Dr colts w Nc
70 vlroI t,uk -i..uni. wilSon. I. q
N.',. g. fs- Sui'h SHOW !.
y r..rt' l.oruio Wilson. Hereford
".' ".rs.I." GHn,h Fol" ArEu'
co. " = Cfi,, i,ts. Eull-Georg'
9 g. o. Hurs irr-v COW
". " "..vfurl G".r"a q Cnoi
or = ... 'H' i"hn wis "a liol
a'.'- o. &C.,, Wilson
tNpi' .'''N T,nN rNillRiTS
GO. .. = webb ls'rn
Tubbs
S'IIo.' 'p- -Ifs canyon 81 n,
iftlnr SrhoG
NrGFTNliiTS 'NH GRAIN ~ ~
DtNtbt'AI T'rH rViIiniTS p"ri
. vhe1'-Nrs = " COY Nulf
wolliprih BROTHER S1 81 grass hli
20 7 Aii' l.H"H % 'Hr,-N T.
S'dcs RunIi" ~ Nu. g. GRIMES
r hsIds 49, rfuiyt..f .' r.fas o.
"-d 9 y S',i.S Trfs..F ...a.. r
Tt Thi.sh.d taf'Ir. - wf hNHf,
uaiyr ton hood ~ Seth T.rI
h..rfs v'i's l.frr o.. v.t,+f.t.f
nd " u Ulr,, T.r h.las 10
'af'ir-' = Eurcr-a ...~I O. 90
N-ff-im'h Ton he1ds fs.fif..-f y
'"e'h Tnn t..f s,rs. - - I,.ss
\. Burgess Siy STALKS r0rn-I e
''.' 90 500 80 . rr"r. Tsr ,.r
Non ~ v Hu1rd y " "
- ''s ltlndi- sHisf--W y BUR- "a
W Sr"f. Nn'if. rtts~"sW -
Vim " Browuflcld re Is sDek let,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-25
DESERVES THE CREDIT"
SAYS MEMPHIS WOMAN

..lS' mas around me-. and II was
..HU IT, iUpnvaal' or fu, Co get a good
.gh's sleep. f"It tired and worn gu,
~ th" time. and VAS sen badly cunsti
rH''l hId e. rHrtrul.iy tai. SOME
'aIus ilr this as vtll 90, ~ Other trou.
ll,s
som. It u.v friends md relatives
Lad tlkcn Tn.ac with such fine r..
cults | doicd'N, O. ny {, myself. well
~. NOW have splendid appetitn
an 'ii lu't inviting ! want and my
60 hay" = s,gn Il indigestion. Nv Nv.
vf 10 i've, my nerves in "A fine
slap. ! Sl"p well and hay" regaincd
Tv ttrcngth 81 that can dc NY
h"us'wnrk with greater e,sc than IN
Ncs4s To tell the truth. there has been
such an Improvement IN NY condition
! am actually surprised al H. ard ~
TanIac deserves all the credit can
newer Sty enough fuT IT,"
T,rils n sold ia Amarillo by !. W.
Collins DRUG Company.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-25
sharp tiive, Inyocaiion.

Rev. J. T. sharp pastor 81 the Her,
ford Presbyterian church. pronounce.
the hen.diciion.
The sunday School orchestra undci
the dire, tion " Mn. JACK Dupl.y
pianist. Furnished muse other mem
srs " u were Tall Axisll. flute. Ryro'
HALEY and Paul Lefforgr. comets ~
ward Gibbon. pan Thomson and ROB
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-25

ut Axtell viollns CaH Thomson. drur,
Thos. sitting At the speakers tab"
were II. \ Noh.-s. l. G White, J. W
Crudg.ngtcn. In Il Thomson. ,. II
iain.son ! l.. put10i W. W Flen.
4lk.n and Rev Ted 4. io!nleld
Announcement vas mad" that Rev.
Thomson would preach the two setmorS
sunday Plans g. have E"N /. & kirkeS
II Paris former pastor here Sund1N
.ould not ~ Carried oIt. he having i'm
por,ant matters az hi own church that
prevented his coming Mrs kirk"s,
however. viii BE- here fur the c"lehra.
ton
r.-cp,ion VII hr held Monday
rtght 10 the new nans-. ITO Taylor
street. which ~ declared o. b" "a" b".t
lars1utg,. ir r"Nas III" anniversary
taryir.S vii with the historical
y g.,u T, 81 r.Ih, a the churcl.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-25
Mrs. Maudc Miller Says Tanlac
Has Made Her a Perfectly
Well Woman Once More.

tIul.u ted altogether different
'r.m other medicines l have t.A.n. i"r
30 vent right after ms troubles 20 OFF,"
ma nav after taxing only three hot
.i' ! Hm vol woman. q. i1rei
Irs Mtal N Miller 81 u'mp,;'i
.t'ni. N,W south M'mthis Tenn
About 'hf'" years aEo ! trin SUI
'frirg from stomach trouble Which
continued 20 gtnw wors, unill 40 iii''-
u ScUm~l lkr could not live | hal
Indigestion ~ bad couldn't eat a
angie ,h.rF without its hurting me.
nd m" liver was very .1ort'v" Ai'r
ovciy n,cal would boat w with sas
'riil could o. llv hr-,th", ana my
heart acted 20 ove"fly thN AZ tin"S
VAS actually frightened ! Mas .N'
remedy nervous could rC, stand the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-25
TWO WOMEN INJURED
WHEN CARS COLLIDE

one woman sustained horkeu arm
nd an ;h-r vas badly sh,J,-r up and
wo automobiles almost totally de'ro''
she'd when they crashed into each 9th
.r about two miles out ~ Amarln1
N the Panhandle read ihout $50
,'rlock last night acc riding ,o the POI.
leo
one car was driven hy Tex Thorn
ton, tool dresser on IN" Seven states
NJ well. and thu other by Claud" Locke.
Il Miami The caT driven Ly Lock"
was almost totally demolished and tn
ne driven by Thornton had one SID,
Nadly danagd II was not learned
he cause Of tho accident further TIM
he cars cullid.d while going IN opp
tie directions and nj fast rat" 4
'ps"d. /, Was said
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-25
Woman's Precious Gift

Tho me which she should mos, zeal.
"u'ly guard - her health. but she often
neslc'ts To do - IN season until some
ailment peculiar 10 her sex has fastened
Itself upon her When 80 Affected
women may r'iy upon LYDIA l.. Pink.
lams Vegetable compound. remedy
hat has h'rn wonderfully succcssful IN
'cs'orin- health TO suffering women.
N vun have the slightest doubt that
.ydis J. rinkhams Vcgctahl" com.
ouhi viii help Won write 10 Lydia r.
'ulham Medicine GO. tconhdruii,n.
WIN, Mass, for advice. Your hitter
will b, opened. read snd answered b. .
woman, and hsld In strict eonadrnce.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-25

=. VI Edwards J " burroughs Pc.
Gov p,aS--Nifs. r n Cox. alOalion
dry heans-Mrs r II. cox. Twenty
eve balls cotton-E Lynn. J. y w,bh.
Three stalks cotion-E Lynn. J. *.
Lexington. Nppi"s-Mrs : :. Rush
Pears = ). Rush Pcachcs-Alrs.
= y Rush Peck Irish potatocs--W.
u Crump. T. Webb Peck sweet no.
iatocs-J. 4 Webb. y \ Meadows
Three largest sweet potaioes-A. c.
Ross. J. T.. Webb Peek turnips-w
II. Crump. Dozen tonaiocs--J. II. Ilef.
"ng'on Sduash-H ". stanton. v
J slower Greatest varie; q pumpkins
T. j Estes. Largest watermelon
W. T. BARBER
cot 'NTi BOOTHS Terry county
FIRST. LINN county second, Gaines
county third
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-25

could hardly wall
lydia = pinkhan
NeCctahl he ON
pound wss rerom
mend~l 10 me and
IL made ne good and
strong again 80 tina;
| am able To 10 all
my work ! highly
recommend y o "a 2
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what Il dil inr mc. I"
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-25
POTTER COUNTY CENSUS FIGURES

County Clerk E. M Pimsn is in receipt the official census
figures Issued at Washington showing the complete Of Pot
ter County and City OF Amarillo and also by precincts and giving
the totals for the Of 1900 1910 and 1920 The official figure,
are given below;
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-07-27
USE FOR "1ANks' in PEACE
:Freneh Have Put Friohtful Va hea-
chimes to Variety OF Highly
I >5<<. , Useful oeeupatiens. s%

The French appear TO- be. ahead Of
us In finding a use for tanks In peace
times. considerable number OF French
tanks which are comparatively small
sized are now employed for transport
purposes about the yards Of large in
dustrial works; others are used 40
farm tractors, while the larger tanks
are replacing horses for traction along
the wide paths Of the great Trench.
canals. iE@@$%&S II : )
The latest and perhaps the most re-
markable employment which has been
found for these machines 10 In connec-
tion with mountain climbing FOR tour
lists. For this purpose the armor, and
Of course all the fighting apparatus Of
the tank are removed and a carriage
or superstructure capable Of carrying
from ten to twenty passengers added.
The seating is either arranged longitu-'
dinally or crosswise. Very steep grades
can be taken, while the machines cas-
lily cross small streams and make their
way through brushwood, tail grass and
over the toughest roads. j { Il >$$a,@S
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-07-27
Just Like Peacock,

=. Although. the American retlstart Is
a little bird only FIVE and a hal inches
long, It has one trait in common with
the ggorgeously plumed peacock, name
II. that it seems to be very fond Of
its handsome plumagel and is rcontin-
ually spreading its tail feathers; says
the, Americ,tn Forestry association,
Washington The male fedstart, whose
colors are red. orange and white, does
not attain the black portion Of its
plumage on hack. tail and wings until
It is TWO years old, this part Of the
bird during its early life being strange
ly mottled. The female is grayish, vel
low and white. - ~"~
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-07-27
BiaipLY EXCLUDE jcl :. FRESH 81; AllR
Proven seemingly ~ No Rsason
- Why :lt should Ever d A.
.,4 msittod to DotrSem. ..

Europeans, do not like fresh air,
wr1t1s Theodore Roosevelt In Average
Americana They feel a good deal
Ike, he, gentleman in Stephen Lea
cocks, stsry who. said he liked fresh
air., and believed you n should open
the windows and get in all You could.
Then you should shut the windows and
keep it there. 1t would keep for years.
L have. been in many rooms in
France where the windows were nailed
shut. The beds also are rather re-
markable. They are generally fitted
with feather mattresses, and feather
quilts. Very often they are arranged
In a niche in the wall like closet.
and have two doors. which the aver
age European, after getting II to the
bed. closes, thereby rendering It about
as airy and well ventilated as q ~ I'm.
I remember my own billet In one OF
the towns where we stopped. As I
was commanding onicer, It was one
Of the best and was reasonably warm.
It was warm because the barnyard
was next door, literally In the next
.oom, as all that separated me from
a COW was a light deal door by the
side Of the bed. / The cow was tied to
the door. When the COW slept I slept:
but IL the cow passed restless night
had all the opportunity I needed
to think over my past sins and future
pldnS.s %$44 = ,, $500 ~ - - -
In another. town an excellent billet
was not used by the officers because
over the bed were hung photographs
Of all the various persons who had,
died In the house, taken while they
lay in that bed. - a.