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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-02
DEATHS AND FUNERALS

The funeral Of Mrs. John H Brown IL
East Eighth street, viii be held from the
residence Saturday afternoon at o'clock.
Burial IN Mt Auburn cemetery.
Lords Flowers satisfy Tel. s2T-
Adv
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-02
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-02
Local Mention

Cash paid for liberty bonds John
Elefnhans. ST Quincy Phone 276I-J.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-05
nrnma Mork.s hons q Nov city.

Dramatic work shops where costume.
making. Suggesting and other practi.
cal dramatic arts are taught promise
io be- the popular feature of the Drama
councils which ere being organized by
the Y. W Z. \ department of pagan.
try throughout the country. In COM
nuniiics where pagcants have been pr;
on under the Y. W. e. \. direction, fol-
low.u pwork II resulting In the organi'
zatlon Of Drama Councils clubs formed
with the purpose Of heading up every
thing In the community pertaining to
the theatcr and the drama. The coun
I'll fosters the study of good plays. the
teaching of dramatic arts. the support
~ the best In the thcater In some
places the councils are opening work
chops where girls can serve apprentice
ship under experts In designing and
making costumes and planning stag
settings.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-05

ihr gu~sinf her sister. MR. Geurge
Mcclellan and family
Mrs william Goodnight IT Amarillo,
visited ldrt week with her father. \. l..
llyuruu. and her sister. Mrs Ashcrv
\ calilghan and family aud attended
thu olufinig cNorcls n ~ the school.
Mrs j . IrcH underwent quite
r.riou' operation nt the rinitarium IN
Auarill un May ~. She b. getting
alnng uH wen nH could be- expected but
viii not hr able to return home for
some time.
The Herald editor aud daughter,
Ainry licss. l"ft last week Tor Austin
and viii remain until the adjournment
~ the special srstun uf the legislature
Mrs Gladys SiitorWhitr accompanied
licr sister. Mrs = g Sanders Ia Here.
ford Sh" viii visit IN Canyon aud An.
arillo before returning q" Panhandle.
MI and Mrs T. q, Jami.un and chil
drru IT Amarillo. accompanied the en-.
trrtain"r. \ Muthcr llilhurn over from
Amarillo Wcduct las nirht Panhandle
Herald
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-05

Judge Juu ". Davidson went up To-
Amarillo Monday morning a. l"uk after
rumc legal business there Chilircss
poHt.
M and Mrs l.ay Di,k'run uf Am
nriilu ,i..,ud 90 the Suhns home san
day
Ross aud Lawrence Dickcreou were
down from Amarillo Sundry Visiting
with Miami friends
MrH \ a. Dozicr uf Amarillo and
Nh ard Airs Gutright ot ilutio az"
,ifitors this week nl the " saul aud
ThoH T. honey homes.
Fred .stubling went g. Amarillo Tuoa.
day morning un q short business trip.
Mrs Mamie kuchn went To- Amarillo
this week and b. visiting Mr. aud Mrs
l;ay Dickcrgon.
Mrs Bulanry suttlcs II Amarillo
spent sunday aud Monday with her
parents here
]. l.. kiplingrr went to Amarillo
SUNDAY aud hts wife van follow soon.
"a which place they viii mhk" their
luiur, home Ma Kiplingcr and Law.
renee Muacy have purchased the fur
niturc at 400 TYLER.
q. = Studrr WAS down yesterday
from Amarillo looking after business
interests In Miami
Mr. and Mrs " l.. Math,Ts return.
,d from Amarillo Friday with a new
Studchahcr ear
Rev sam Gates Of Mohcctir passed
through sunday tnroutc 90 Amarillo,
where his wife hia been IN the hispital
Tor several weeks.
Miss Violet l,ccs spent last week In
Amarillo visiting friends M Mimi chief.
Miss Jessie Smith of Amarillo. visited
IN Panhandle over sunday.
Mrs j Dan Ingram and children ~
Amarillo. visited last week with hcr
mother. Mrs j. - wyatt. aud her Wis
tcrg. Mcs1amcs Tom Taylor aud John
broadway.
Mia Mabel pullen. daughter ~ MIR
and Nrs. $. 3 pulcn living southeast
II town. recently underwent an opera
ton Tor appendicitis NJ the s"niiariuu
IN Amarillo Her many friends will b'
glad 10 know that she IL improving
nicely aud viii soon lee able Ia return
/ 10 her home.
Mr. Gco Elp IL visiting In Amar,i' q
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-05
LOCAL METHODIST WOMEN WILL BE
HOSTESSES TO VISITING DELEGATES
TO MISSIONARY CONFERENCE HERE
launch at 1900 Annex
NondI, ilicrnOon. l.lO O'clock

Lunch AT l@iNN -NhN'A.
Mandy Afternoon. laiO Oduch.
I. ,uiionnl Mrs Luke J"hnsnn
M Hour for Local Work Mrs r g..
Delaney
Treasurer Report Mrs ! u camp
Pledges Dues AMI Specials MIR.
Cable Belts burton.
DISTRICT sECl;ETAgY'S REPORT.
Alil"np piIricl Mrs ~ r. Brook
Amlnllu niIirict-Mrs r. T. AdainH
clarendon Difirict--Alrg L. Il Small
WooI
Lulhurk Distrlc.-tirs. G. !, Kidd
\ drive over the city. i3o u'cluck.
Nlmd,y Evening. ;:30 O'clock
.yutioual Mrs II g. MclNcuWn
Duct Mu l.. a. Newly and Mrs
Auoill Peterson.
Adircs Mrs ~ l., llargrovc.
AdlrrH--Nrs Luke johnson
Tuesday Morning. y O'clock.
Commute, Meetings
% O'Clock. Devotional Mrs. !. -.
Merritt.
Making the Community Slrc Mrs J.
r. Smith
The Cn,ll aud the Church-Mrs.
Warner
Clt obEilalion with our Possessions
Nlr lIlrgrpvc
Report from pninyicw uistrict-Mrs.
u / Ashhrook
Wuman'H Task 81 Self Sncriiicing
nd Ministry Mary Magdalenc-Nlis.
80 L. llu grove.
Tuesday Noon.
Luncheon for oYung People and Su'
I,rint"udruts
l'or tint occasion the following d..
'.gh'iul program has been arranged.
Toast loyal To Opr Church Miss
Frances iuigrw
Vocal solo Alisg Madgr Hacker.
Vocal Duet Mrs Bruad aud Miss
Lucy Story
Violin Sulu-Ni1l Geraldine Living,
ton.
Tursdly iiicrnoon. l:lO O'clock.
Devotional sue Stanford. Mis-
HiunaIv from China.
Violin Colo Miss Simon Truluvc.
Report ~ Superintendent of Young
People Mrs 7. G. Delaney
NV WIN ~ liN 1NuIk lfNll'r NV
iunary Sucicty-lrcscntod by th,
Young People.
Addr-fu "C,arriti Bible and Train
.ng School Miss Flora Foreman. 500,
60 - tu Africa.
: Cons Grafton Service --" Volunteers
ind Home Guards"
Tuc'day Evening. ;3O O'clock.
/ b'Votiunal--Sliss Flora Foreman.
Especial Music: Sclcctod-Chnir
Pageant. THE Striking IT America
Hourly the Young People.
/ Address Miss sue stanford. Mission
airy
"Wednesday Morning. \ O'clock.
Committee Meetings
/ " o'clori: devotional MrH. !. u
( smith
Report 81 Supcrintoni nj If Supple
3 Mrs ". T. MrHcuWn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-05
MeenN Weddings.

Members Of a 7. ". G. 4 staff, AZ
tending the wedding 81 an Armenian
girl In Turkey recently. were distressed
1T an embarrassing pause In the ccrc'
mony causcl 10y the brides weeping
until they learned that this was the
proper procedure. The bride and groom.
Immediately after passing down the
aisle ~ tall candlcsllcks turned and
faced the audience and waited while the
iridc engaged in lachrymal exhibit
ton After the first tearful service, the
couple let, the room and returned clad
IN brighter garmen,s-the bride In law
,ndcr S,tin--for gayrr completion Oi
the ceremony.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-05

Report ,f Childr,ns Work Mrs g.
a. Cllik
Report 81 stamford Iisinct--Mrs. H.
e. Munthum,ry
Report "f SWrctwat,r pisirict-Mrr
" T. lcHlic
Gcpmt of Vernon District Mrs. !
n Mcdonald
Committee Reports.
\ HOLD Hour Win the lihlV-AlrH
N 4. llttgruyc.
laOU Luncheon In ANNEX
Wednesday AiicrnU"n. I.3O Oelock.
pr,utiuual Mrs Su" Stamford.
Report 1T Committees.
Election 1T Officers.
Selection oi Place uf Meeting
\ Last word Airs y a. Rollins.
Adjournment.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-05
Junior d. \. q. 4. Tabernacle Baptist
Church,


Program lOr sunday. June &
Subjcct--Use Your Hearts
Song.
Praycr--For loving faithful hears
and lives Of service to Gjl.--l,ouise
Hamilton.
Song
business.
SecretariAl report.
Announcements
I.cadcr--.iacklc Lair
Scripture Lesson. John 10
The Devotional Life OF a junior -
Winoma worford
Bible Reading-Murral Eaigm
..Fraycr-God speaking TO our hearts
--Sibyi Milford
The Holy Spirit--Louisc Hamilton
Keeping our Hearts Clcan-l;cv
Gathright.
DO What the Heart Prompts -Fsv
Collie.
The joyful lIcart-Rohert Duncan.
Memory Nerse-Entirc Union.
Discusslon---FruitS which the dcyo-
tional life may bear. participated In b.
sll.
Sword Drll.
Accommodations Of scntcnc.
prpycrs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-05
Social Note, aud Personal Mention.

Miu" cora i,urSrll. who has had
charse ~ tho Latin and Spanish classes
In the Kinslry. Kansas. High School.
has returned home Tor the summer ~.
Cati,n.
Miss ilura Mct;cc. of the Dallas Iligh
School faculty. II spending the summer
vacation In Amarillo as the guests IL
her PARENT Dr and Mrs r 4. McGrv.
1900 TAYLOR street
]. . DALEY. of Dalhari. returned
home last evening after an enjoyable
whit with his sister. Mrs j. W. Val,.
i'Ol Van Buren, street.
Mii' Molly Brown accpmplni a bv
her ncicc Miss May Brown loft Thurs.
day tor sherman where they expect
tu ma,. an extended visit.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-05


tenth annual meeting of the North
west Wuman's Missionary Cunfrrcnc'.
viii begin to arrive The srsisuns viii
Ice formally opened tomorrow aflrnuu1
t. continue throughout wednesday,
J':nc ..
This meeting iE expected to ho th"
iiusi important and best attended ,ru'
ever held previously hy The en-. .uti
lion. approximately 2pO delegates g. T..
- iitrndancc and ample preparations
have been made Ly a., local ladies to-
ia" entertainment Of the visitors
Among thu special features planned
fur during th" i,p DAVIS scHsion IN an
automobile ride over the city Monday
aftrrnoon. and q luncheon Tor the
yuulg people aud officers TUESDAY
noon. In the AnVcy uf tn rulk Street
Methodist church The program a."
the i've days session viii be- carried on,
=. follows.
saturday. . T.. M-Worhrr,' Confer.
cnce.
Leader Mis- Bcn Hardy
Splo-Alrs. Truluvc
Nuilttl NNi W hulu uu ~ Pa"
u Your Auxiliary sholld Pay Oui"
70 cent? Month Mrs Il l. TIbls.
II Your Wumcn Should not be- Inter.
csto1 In Mission study '--Mrs "a:
Niece
" You Fclt There was me- Nr"d itu
Social Scr,icr'-Mrs " Il Silv.y.
u You Women Sholld Not Take the
Missionary Voice. Mrs e, T. Smith
II You Women Should Not urgauis'
the children Mrs Jinks McGcr
II Your People Were Not Interested
IN church Work"--Nlrs. John Morris
81 God Should can for Your Chil I
fur Special Scrvicc7-Mrs Max tempt
Saturday Evening. $50 OClock--Coun.
I'll Evening.
Devotional. Mrs !. r. Griswuld
Address of Wclcumc-Mrs T.. T.
Adams
i;rspUus Mrs Irving liall
SolO--Miss Alto Blnnton.
WHAT HEARD At COUNClI.--
.Nhuui Africa-Mrs. L. a. Smilwuol
About China-Nlrs u T. Ashhruuk
About YOUNG Peoples Work-Alrs -.
u simpson.
The Inspiration Of the CoInoil--Alr.
Glad.sh
The Personnel Of the oCuncil-Alis.
T. T.. Adams.
The spiritual Message of the Coun.
ril--Mrs y. q Rollins
The Council ag Working Force q.
Ar Gale Belts Burton.
sunday Morning. II o'clort.
/ Adirs Airs VI. l.. Hargro,c, Assp.
ciatc Centenary Secretary. Nashville.
Tenn.
Special Music Sclcctcd--Chuir
Sunday Afternoon. : O'clak.
rhlldrcns lluur-i.cd by Mrs. -. 4.
clark.
Soiu- Miss Lucy story.
I O'clnrk.
Memorial SrrNicc-l.,d 10y Mis- J e..
Smith
>undi, Evening. i:30 O'clock.
b"yoti"nll- Mrs VI l.. Hargruvr
Addrcw: ~ World Vision - Mrs.
Luko Johnson. Griffin. Ga.
Special MUSE. Selected choir.
Monday Morning. \ O'rlock.
Communion Scryicc-l'r. II =.
liroodss
Devotional Mrs y G. Rolling
ORGANIZATION
Presidents Message Mrs y q. i,u'.
Inns
Report ui Niyrprcsid"ut.-Nlr !. 1.
Gri void
Report ~ Corresponding Secretary
Mrs Gable Belts Burton.
Report # Superintendent II Mission
study Mrs \ l.. Moore
Hinlc study IN the Auxiliary--Nlrs.
". l.. lIargroyc.
Mission study In the Auxiliary
Nra Luke johnson
Nuinan'H Task Il Inspiration an
Public service. Deborah Mrs VI. l..
llurLruNe,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-05


Now YORK. Jun" l.-Sorgr remain .
= very popular material despite the
great variety nf would.hr rivals. and
many aud vPrious are the ways 1T THRU.
ming Il Practically every other model
has rIm" hint Of color about a. son.
nchc 81 bright red ~ green, few silk.
covered buttons ~ a piping, banding o.
brl!ding.
IN the model N,oichrd Is shown IN
adaptation from a frodl IN MY Lady
Friends" ~ the Comedy II has u
"traight SKIRT fashioned into three cart.
ridge plaits IN either side. these faced
with cathedral red silk
TIL" waist. cat kimunnwisr. has n
liitl" vest II the serge crossed WITH
black suutachn lnopa. while alongside
are r"d.cnycrcd buttons collar and
cuff ~ edged with a fold II rcd silk
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-05
WHITE WASH SKIRTS TINT WILL
WASH. PRICES Ss.9s. Slgs AND lP
TO Ss.a5 NJ TIM fAlRSIN.

Children that are affected hy worms
are pale and siclly and liable a. con.
tract some fatal disease. WHITES
CREAM Nl;lMili CO oVpcls worms
promptly and puts the child on the rad
To health Sold by Al Druggists. zee
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-05
Hostc.ScS for Delegates 10 Missionary
Conference.

The ho',rfscs IT the delegates 10 the
Northwestern Woman's Missionary con.
ference who have heard that the dele.
gate" assigned them viii not lr here.
please notify Mrs r, a. ions 90 Mrs.
J. W Buras
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-05
@8Q5lEFN
RUTH J. MEYER
Gal. o. MINI.

GAL d MIMI.
Gal % mlne--li'l gal.
Come TO yO' daddy. yo' po' NJ thing.
MotheTlcss tot with your hair all a.
braid.
Shoes that are tattcrcd aud frock that
r. frayed
Come and sit nigh till yo' daddy has
paid
All of the ki'ses he promised to bring.
Cal y mine.
Gal a. minc--li'l gai.
What are go sayin' an why do you
sigh.
jest keep a.wishin' yo' nanny was
here
KANT keep from fcelin' that somehow
she's near.
There nov. stop cryin' yu' pc III dcar,
Daddies and mammies aud lissics Tu+
die.
Gal u mine.
Gal a. minc--lil gal.
10 m form that IL stiffcnrd a.I COLT
Seems like the light has gone Uut Oi
the day
Seems like the roses have all passed
away.
Seems like III choke while l'm tryla
10 pray.
God. hut I'm broken aud old.
Gal O. mine--ll'l gal.
--Griff Crawford. Amarillo, '.exas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-05

SMART SPORT SKIRTS OF KIM.
~. ktM>l fA>Tt>I CREPE DE
CHINE AND BiRONETT SATIN
rliE F.tIRSEN.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-05
The 4. g.. 4. Program.
Stirvey

A comprehensive survey will Jo made
io find out where libraries u genera.
ind special character stand to-day 81
that future Developments may bc wisely
directed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-05

SEASO>iBi.E. NJ MMERN ORGAN.
DIE fROCkS NJ REASONABLE
PRICES At TIiE EAiRSEN.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-05
Child ORGANIZED.

Mrs. l.. T.. pickcrrl was down from
Amarillo Monday to assis, IN the or
i.anization ~ a guild Cor the PrcshNtcr.
Tan church. THIS was accomplished
,no.t admirably. the result being seven
regular members and two associaie
ineni-rs Mrs Tom Hardin was made
president: Mrs RHYME Gibson. vice
president: Mrs J. ~. Crews. secretary
snd Mrs. Garland shell, treasurer The
guild was name the Annie Nelson 81
this city. and sh. and Mrs. Herman NJ
,vXandcr were named ~ patrons, OF rs
an advisory beard
The object IT this guild II to look
after IN. Younger members d tn
church aud furnish wholerone enter
taInment for them -Childrcss Post.
Mrs. NIanning ta Entertain Bean'Nots'
Mrs Ren Monnine viii entertain IN"
l;.au.Na club FRIDAY afternoon. June
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-05
Men In Public Health Service Hospitals.
Merchant Sailors.

Small libraries will be maintained On
nll the vessels of the American mcr'
chant marine. Success In developing
our shipping and export trade depends
an getting men. The placing % maya
ZINES and books regularly ON all YES
H'ls and the lending from n central
agency OF any book to any sailor any.
where will make reading and study pos.
sible for men who Join the service.
The Blind.
only a few books hav. been published
In the approved uniform type Tor the
! lind. The 4. l. \. will aid In printing
and distributing additional volumes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-05
Publicity.

4 continuous campaign ~ nation
vide publicity viii be carried an o. In.
crease the use of libraries ompara.
lively few ct the people Of any com.
munity now know Of the many ways Ia
which their public library can bo u
help
Men In Public Health Service Hospitals.
Many Of them are discharged soldiers.
sailors and marines. III from war hard.
ships. They look To- the 4. l.. A. tn
Keep ON supplving books
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-02

pairs OF fancy grays. brown, cordovan and
black; high or low heel styles our finest
qualities regularly $3.50 to 60 or
$1,000 ON'SALE AT ....,.. 1000
CI1LDRENs SCHOOL sHoDs-Tn com
Portable shapes, good feathers, heavy
soles. Only 81 pAirs CT or
ON SALE AT .............. = 4S1O
MEMS DRESS sHoBs-In black, Butcher
style; excellent quality; worth ekOE
up TO $1.oO ...............'"'.. pGSOV
WOMEN'S COMFORT SLIPPERS; finest
SaSs 1"s aRs All ooors and 44e5s$235
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-02

WOMEN'S FUR-TRIMMED FELT SLIP
PIERS in Gray and black; turn Ct Or
leather soIes with heel. Sale Price y 1sOO
wOMEN'S COMFORT AND FUR TRIM
MED SLIPPERS-In very good quality
formerly $500 61QS
ON SALE AT .........-...... P4soJ
BOYS AND YOUTHS sHoEs-Table is
filled with all sizes and styles COCK
values to $3.50. ON SALE AT = QHOVV
LITTLE CENTS AND YOUTHS SHOES.
Another big value in good shoes co AZ
ON SALE AT .............. SESEV
black only. A rare bargain In t1 Or
Shoes for little feet. On Sale AT p 4oOO
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-02

This is a Genuine FuIl-Fledged,
Bona Eide Manufacturers I'm
loading Sale that Has Been
Brought About by the Topsy-
Turvey Market Of Today.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-02

Deitz's Leader Shop, Acting as
Bankers, Advanced Money! to
Factories, Jobbers and Whole
salers Against Their Merctans
disc and Reaped a Harvest O
Lowest Prices known in Fears
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-02-18

Hanrahan attended the funeral Of An
drew McCaffery at Denison last week
Mr.. and Mrs. John Vennick and fam
lily spent Sunday at the 81. s. Vromann
home
Miss Bessie Knott spent the week end
at the Leo Carey home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Wenzel spent Sun
day night at the Will Wenzel home.
Mr.. Ed Mcmahon sold several head
of cattle to Ed Saunders the past week
Messrs Henry Richeal and Henry
DICKINSON shipped out their stock and
household goods for Flanders, s. d.
Saturday. The families expect to GO
later. We wish them success in their
new home.
\ A few neighbors and friends dropped
in and surprised Mr.. and Mrs. Ross
Permission Tuesday evening. Lunch
was served at a late hour after which
the guests left wishing Mr., and Mrs.
Permission much success through life.
Mr.. Chris Grage attended the funeral
of his nephew, Alfred Schade. held Sun
day afternoon.
Miss Lillian Macumber spent the
week end at her parental home from
her duties at Buck Grove.
Miss Alice Thompson spent Sunday
at the Frank Macumber home.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-02-18
Z FRENCH MEMORIAL EXERCISES
French Certificates to Be Presented to
Nearest Kin of Soldiers Boys at

Arrangements have all been made for
the French memorial exercises to be
held at the opera house on Sunday, Feb
ruary ed, at which time the French
certificates will be presented to the
nearest of kin of the men who made
the supreme sacrifice during the late
war. The certificates, are furnished by
the French government through the
American Legion.
The exercises will commence prompt
ly at o'clock and the general public
is cordially invited to attend. An ex-
cellent program has been arranged
which includes music and speaking
The principal address will be delivered
by Major Haynes, formerly of the 128th
infantry, who will make the presenta-
ton of the certificates t.{
The Denison post has extended an
invitation to all of the service men of,
the county whose posts will not hold
memorial exercises to come to Denison.
Many of them have accepted the invi-
tation and it is expected there will be
a large representation Of service men
from most every section of the county
at the services Sunday afternoon.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-02-18
BURDENS LIFTED
From Denison Backs-Reiief Proved
BY Lapse OF Time

From Denison Backs-Relief Proved
BY Lapse Of Time
Backache is a heavy burden;
Nervousness, dizziness, headache.
Rheumatic pain; urinary ills;
All wear one out. XXI
Often effects of kidney weakness.
No use to cure the symptoms,
Relief is but temporary If the cause
remains.
If it's the kidneys, cure the cause.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for kidney
ills
Here's proof Of their merit from
this vicinity. \
J. B. Lowrey, retired farmer. Park
ST., Woodbine, Iowa, says: Il have
used Doan's Kidney pills and ! conf
IDENTIFY recommend them for the kid
neys. What l took warrants my en-.
dorsing them and advising their use,
to those suffering from their back, or
kidneys"
Over five years later Mr.. Lowrey
said 81 consider Doan's Kidney Pills
very good. II should need q kidney
medicine would certainly use them"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Lowrey had. ster-Milburn Co..
Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y. 3,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-02-18
GOODRICH ITEMS
*****+******

y . a d
Chas Jensen's sale took place Friday.
Although the day was stormy. a crowd
gathered and things sold well. Mr.. Jen..
sen and family will soon move to DEM
sson.
Mr.. ana Mrs. u. S. Dunbar visited in
EDeloit at the Charlie Campbell home on
Friday, 4
Myers Hansen, "A. D. Niney, A. L. Win,
ley, Geo. Beannan and Henry Boysen
were hauling ice this week. s
h Miss Garnet Campbell spent the week
lend at the home Of her uncle, us.
Dunbar. q .ssfygst5t Ssta
Billie Huskey and family. are now set
tiled in their home in Deloit. S. y, h 9st
Albert Whey and son.. Eldridge, went
to Omaha Saturday on the early train
to assist Geo, Newcom, OF Denison, in
bringing home several autos.
| Fred Wethey, who, has been visiting
his uncle. Lyman Morris, returned to
his home in New York Monday. i5a
Mrs. Arthur McCubbils, the daughr
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Taylor, died
Thursday after a short illness, The
funeral was held Saturday and she was
laid to rest in the Deloit cemetery. MIR.
and Mrs. McCubbins had their sale re,
Gently and were making preparations
to move to Missouri to make their flu
.ture home. Mrs. McCubbins leaves her
husband parents, brothers and sisters,
besides many other relatives. Friends
extend sympathy.