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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1920-09-03

he was able to get out for q little
walk, Well, after the holiday vaca-
tion he started to school again and
is filling out apd building up right
along. ] am glad to recomend Tan-
lac because I honestly believe that
it saved my sons life, and neither.
my wife nor myself will ever stop
praising 1t. sff,s:555s 55
''T Tanlae = cold q rsmbina ~
& 6. sTINsoN. 4
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1920-09-03
IT IS UP TO YOU.

The Republican party stands for
the preservation of peace and the
promotion of disarmament; the De-
}mocrats stand for the league of
nations without any reservations
that would change it's character as
submitted by President Wilson.
The Republican party is for Ann
ericanism; the Democratic party is
for internati onalism, Which will
you approve at the polls in Novem-
Der. It up to you.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1920-09-03

Attorney General LANCER has
personlly taken charge of the de-
fense of the minimum wage for
women employees which is being
attacked by telephone companies
and laundries. A hearing was
held at Fargo, September End.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1920-09-03
Engins md Separator fsr Sale

Engins md Separator fsr Sale
/ 81 hsk Aultman Tay-
lort 81 teEatprsands international Mo-
gul engine 26 horse everything COM
plete Nth fseder blower and belts
rsady u start Will ssll either
separate or the outfit u Il stands.
Reasona he price for quick sale.
.3ss 5;..; n LANES lEEAG AGIER'
ttf. ~ d Bathesss n. D. VI
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1920-09-03

North Dakota Is being called the
boob state Of the nation. These
wise-acres who have jokingly cali
% themselves '$16 suckers win be-
ssne in fact suckers and will be the
laughing stock of the community
A which they lliive they win discpv-
- that they cant pack their trunks
and lsGve the state for Rreeanle.
Melds as easily 10 the boys Who 10 a1s
I sasaa i1s t6s lea .'5,I
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1920-09-03
RETRACTED.

The workmen's compensation bur-
eau, after ignoring the advice of
William LANCER, Attorney General,
has found that he was right and
has had to give up a pet scheme
for getting hold of a lot of money.
The bureau some time ago an
nounced that operators of threshing
machines must come under the COM
pulsory provisions of the work.
mems compensation act, and pay
the insurance, estimated at about
5000 for each outfit. Many thresh-
ermen paid the amount demanded.
They paid it after S. S. McDon-
aid, of the bureau, announced that:
several supreme courts had decided
that threshing outfits were not enga-
ged in agricultural service" and
that after long consideration it had
been found that threshing outfits
must pay. .---
In the meantime, many thresher-
men, who had appealed to the Attor-
ney- General for a ruling, were told
that the Attorney General believed
this class was exempt from the pro-
visions of the law. Mr.. LANCER ad-
ded, Of course, that his department
could in no way interfere with the
action Of the bureau.
After numerous protests began to
come in from thousands Of farmers
who own threshing outfits, and af-
ter, it is understood, the workmen's
compensation bureau was served
with notice that the matter would
be tested in court, Mcdonald back.
l tracked.
The compensation bureau already
has accumulated a fund of some
thing like . half million dollars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27
How to Use
Vick's Rub
to Prevent Flu
Flu Germs Are Breathed In.
Inflamed Air Passages
Make Ideal Breeding
Grounds for These Germs
KEEP AIR PASSAGES
OPEN

Meh . IltG,e virss vapoRub IN .
Spoon Night and Morning and In
hale vapors--Ahp Appty Up tlss
No~trils Several Timn . Day,
Especially Just Before Being Ex
posed 70 CrOUdA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27
Jailed After Telling
Holdup Yarn a. Joke

ST. LOUIS. Feb. s7e-Poiice Ser.
geant Denis Gleason saw a big man
get off a street car. Then Gleason
walked away. when he had gone
about block the man rushed up DO
hind him
Sergeant he said. why weren't
you back there few minutes ago7
was held up by q man with re-
voivcr. He took SIS away from
me-"
what kind of man was her the
sergeant wanted TO know.
"A little fellow"
well. WINS right on the spot.
and I saw you get off the car. Come
along. wen go to the station"
"Never mind. sergeant." the big
fellow pleaded. cit was only a Joke
on my mother. I was out with some
friends and she bawls me out when
como home late. Good night"
-oh. no. you DON'T" Gleason told
him. 1.-THE Jokes on you. III book
you. suspected OF highway rob
berry,
The practical joker gave his name
ms Lawrence Perricon and said he
was 10 years old
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27
PASTORS HALT
| AID TO YANKEES
Object TO Benefit Movie
Scheduled for Sunday

KNOXVILLE. Tenn. reS. s7.--Be-
Gauss the ministers Of this city virw
IL an a proposed violation Of Gods
holy day" tho KOxvtiic Eiks' lodge
canno, show a moving picture hero
on Sunday for the benefit OF dis
abled soidlersi
Convinced that every cent taken
at the exhibition would 70 to tho re-
lief OF soldiers torn by war, the
Knoxville Minister'S association new.
er;heiems protested TO the city corn.
mirsloners.
The commissioners instructed the
chief Of police to arrest the Elka'
committee II the picture was shown
In violation OF tho blue iaw" OF 1904
tina; forbids -any kind OF show. feat.
circus or theatrical performances or
play OF any kind In public places for
amusement gain or profit" on Sun.
day.
The law II the Inv and raxhs n
right" said the clerrymen The
picture was available only on Sun.
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27

"auctioneer." Il don't suppose any
body wants this"
lie held up the soiled. hlood-stained
discharge paper Of James Alton. one.
time soldier OF the land.
IN take that Here's a dime"
snapped a bidder with two gold
stripes on his sleeve MY American
Legion post'll try TO find his folks"
And this continued the coroner
and carried TO view bedfaggled
BiblA It's imitation leather. puffed
and swollen by moisture.
Gimme" barked the woman in
black. II want that bid Is
ccnta.~
She carried away the Bible that
once was Ole Johnson's. He gave
his heart TO God at the Union Cos.
pei mission, December 2. 1914" was
the fading legend on the flyleaf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27
Alligators May
Lose Their Homes

Ell PAsO. Texas. Feb. 27.--Houy-
ing conditions are getting worse.
Even the ailigators will have to move
out of their home--one room. with
bath--R Councilman w. T. Grifiith Is
given support on his plan to erect n
new city hall on the site OF the ALI
gator farm in San Jacinto piazza
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27


while we know v-ry little moro
about the Tin now than We did last
yeAr--ths germ isseif has never been
positively identiflcd--siili most an
thorities agree that the flu germs
are breathe1 In II the system II In
FOOD shAps and the msrnfrans or
lining Of ths air passages II In
healthy cpnditton---thcss germs are
thrown off.
A good plan b 10 melt . rNtlc
vick's vapoRub In a spoon night
and morning and inhais tho vapors.
also apply . little up tho noatrlls
several times q day. especially just
before being exposed TO crowds
Treat An Coi<h Promptly
Above all. keep free from colds.
An colds irritatc tho lining OF the air
passages and make them real breed
Ing grounds for germs Prompt use
OF viok's vapoRub aids In prevent
ing colds. For head colds. hore
throat or hoarseness. rub Weeks well
over the throat and chest and cover
with n warm flannel cloth. For
deep chest colds. severe sore throat
or bronchitis, hot wet towels should
first be applied to the throat. chest
and back between the shoulder
blades TO open the pores. Then
vicks should be rubbed in over the
parts untll the akin IL rcd--sprcad
on thickly and covered with two
thicknesses of hot flannel cloths.
Leave tho clothing loose around the
neck, 30 the vapors. released by the
body heat, may be freely inhaled
These vapors. inhaled with each
breath, carry the medication directly
TO tho lungs and air passages Al
the same time yicks 10 absorbed
thru and stimulates the skin, thus
aiding to relieve the congestion
within.
Use Of External Treatment for
Coldh Increasing
vfck's vapoRub is tho discovery
Of = North Carolina druggist who
found how to combine In Salve form
the standard time tested remedies.
Camphor - Mcnthol - Eucalyptus
Thyme. ctc.--so that when the salve
II applied TO the body heat these
ingredients are liberated In the form
of vapors.
vicks In particularly recommended
for children's Group or colds. since
It Is externally applied and therefore
can be used freely and often without
the slightest harmful effects.
The best evidence OF the value OF
vicks is the steadily increasing num-
Der Of people who have been con-
vcrted TO the use of this outside
treatment
Beginning with the customers OF
q small retail drug store. the use of
vicks has grown--yenr by year
state by stste--untii now moro than
II million Jars are used annually.
And this In spite Of tho fact that
vicks Ia q new form Of treatment
10 many folks in the North and
West. vicks can be had at all drug.
giats n three sixsa=aQH soc or Sl,sQ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27
ny AII.EEN CLAIRE

II You were out walking in the
woods and you ran across q vision
such as you SEQ here. wouldn't you
think, Just for . moment thar you
had jumped right into the middle OF
n fairy taller
Wen. you wouldn't b far wrong.
Tho young lad in tho veivetssn suit,
with that enhancing. farawny look
about tho eyes. n Miss cara Clinton.
principal In the big production. Lit
tic Red Riding Hood which comes
20 tho Metropolitan for n fivedays
scjourn next Tuesday.
cara was the principal boy Of
thos. famous pantomimcA Aid
din" Robinson Crusoo-s and -Cin.
derclla." that ran for months and
months In London.
cara makes . spertAisy Of playing
boys pArsE aad II small boys oniy
really looked Ike this. what = won
derfui place this world would bel
The psntomime. Little Rad Ria
Ing Hood" PROMISES To be one OF tho
big spectacular SUCCESSES OF the sea
son. The action of the piece In al
vided into ~ gorgeous scenes. pre-
a~nting a kAiidcoscopic panorama Of
fairyiAnd and tho taies Of Mother
Goose.
While the shrfIiins story Of TIT
tie Rcd Riding Hood" forms the
central theme Of the plot. the other
favoriies Of childhood have not bssn
overlooked. and the hong list OF char
actcrs includes Little hoy Biua LAT
tlc 10 Peep. Tommy Tucker. Little
Jack Ifornes. Jack and I'M Old
Mother Hubbard and her Dog. Old
King Cole. and last but not least. the
very wolf you ussd To read about
Th~ss pantomiuca famous for cen-
turi-s In the history Of tho English
stage. are being introdnoed 70 Amcrs-
en- by y. stuArtwhytA tho noted
|authormanager.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27
Welded 70 YeAs,
Couple Celebrate

MARIETTA. Pa, Feb. 27.--Barr
Spangler and wife OF this place, the
oldest married couple In the state,
have just celebrated their 7ad wed
ding anniversary. Mr.. spangler. aged
%. Is still busy at his place OF bust.
ness. His wife is 80 years old.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27
He's q Hero But
Doesn't Know VIII

CEDAR FALLS. Iowa. FeA. ia
Sergt Harold Dickinson Of this -
has just received medal q ~
Legion Of Honor from the FfenGh
government But he DOESN'T 1now
why. or perhaps he's more moGoDk
than most heroes. At any rats ~
only explanation he gave whoa 80
ed what service he rendered FanDe
that might win him the medal. 49,:
We had q hard time Of II 1t Ver-
duh-"
A brief nots accompanies -
medal said q letter would fo11~w.
Pending tho arrival Of the c1tn11on
Dickinson says he doesn't tzpw
why" he should be accorded such ~
tinguished honor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27
School Children
Given Milk Daily

PESDLEToS. Feb. 2T~--Frifteen
csNfidr~n of tho first and second
ErAfea In Lincoln school arc being
prsSided each day with a half pint
az milk thru cooperation Of the
schools ParentTeacher association
and the county home demonstration
agent
Children whose daily diet appears
not 10 contain sufficient milk are
gtv~n u each morning at RECESS.
Parents pay for the milk at the rate
Of six half pins for Is centa de-
hv~rcd tn the school
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27
DEAD MEMS ESTATES SELL
FOR PENNIES AT THE MORCUE

ST. PAUL. Mimi. Fob. 27.-Thc
estates Of dead mon sold for pennies
here. Behind q marble table In the
county morgue the coroner disposed
by auction last week Of the pltiful
fragments of property left by st.
Pauis unknown dead In 1919.
When relatives or near friends of
those whose bodies ara brought 10
the morgue make no claim to their
estates" tho law requires public
sale.
SOME JAZZY
COMMENT
| This watch said the coroner,
and held IL up. battered. worth 81
once. stopped when its owner died
IL says 10 minutes to TO-"
Maybe that was his zero hour
commented a woman in black. II bid
rs cents"
Then came the razor an old man
used TO slit his throat The bidding
was high. but the woman in black.
confirmed auction fiend. bought IL
for 7e cents
There was a knife.
"A little rusty" said the coroner,
II think we found this fellow In tho
river"
Postcards, bits OF cloth, bottle
opener. keys. "A locket with a broken
back-ail the things that meant in
their own private way much--maybe
ALTO someone once. were heaped
on the marble slab and paved over
by the woman in black and her rival
bidders. then sold by the state for
copper and silver.
DISCHARGE
PAPER SOLD
1.-TWO estates left" announced the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19
I ugl Nnclrnn AMI nris VI, -
w. S.rn Nv NhN InllNs ven
knnuu uNd,

Ywl wu ngh lUn ., ~
DOMINATING motto d. iN rhum
NJ lu, production NHN Auur
.huu hnlr YhnNU 10 iu, 800. ur
n.lN 5000 Hlurdu, uue.. Nl
lpu ud lulH Nuy vhu mllu .u'
100 uHwaIlu, dohu ruuJr 100
INVENT. Three nnd ll't il0u
uNr u, ~, featured plu,r
rhr picture &C. nu adaptation uf NAY
rullyH hiltrlous stage pln, of ne
uur name
7 be- story rs about u nee Hampton
,uuug md imprruiuus who meets %
fll nn Tag nav ard falls IN love
with -, nlder to rllim ~ ~.
hurllnr,o fum his rirh uncle Doe
hus mlr Nrddlnr announcements
cont onl Ms hlurf b. ullri ih'
unr'r Informing him ihM be- Nlll %"
I'M hand ~ Inspect M, bride aud
lH'o them or u honeymoon tu llunn.
ulu IN lhp omorE, ncy late throws
he Ing plN phl A,ruff nnr'. path.
4" bprsuldrs her ~ pose ~ hiH
bride, and later NJ course she makes
good the deception hN fnllins N love
Win her pretended husband
l.lOyd lngrahnm directed the pie
lurc. nnd besides Mr. Matlenn aud
Miss MAY The east include viclor
rn'ol Ncnl rurns. Jane. Gordon
liyollr Thrur aud Ida l,Wis II r.
u Paramount Aircraft picture
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19
NNn nirNl,rNiNr ~
lluNlt, lnusIDN Ill,M~,

nsTuN Nu It lrnN sN lIu
tn urma Win rDNN. ,uluuutps D.
honor NOM en- $500 urnumW bod.
tUrlr Id no winning M, var Tho.o
Outu Co., VOu, soma up 'hr Wn,
h dUYuuH and Nlll hu dulNurd
iu ,nrrmnulnlNrs ur the trims
Nlno lifms n Sow llayun, llfloon
IN Hartford four IN nrilr,purl aN
lpun iu Providence ana iWu M raw
mrkrl viii also receive the crrtltl
eaters Witch read
The VA Department ~ NE nj.
ted States ul \m,rU ic,nrdlyrs H.
THU award NOur distinguished srtNr
ro, LOYALTY energy aud efficiency m
War work which added materially ~
nhluuup victor for IN uhrmy at Tho
lwlrd states vi Am,ri,i IN war WITH
the lunprlnl government aud lmpr.
rial and Runl Auslru. HUNGARIAN
government
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19
llIJ,i,,is \>D S,l,.Ni>
UisTt ~, \ CARDINAL

nOSTON, Mar n Women IN III
country ar becoming masculine und
men are growing citcWinaic. VA tie
opinion NJ Cardinal u'Counoi Nav
ID thu head " the house, b. told a
Wocllrg at uul IN the Cathedral "
.hollnk 'nsa iprpuilN ana should
lIsrt hls proper authority
cardinal O'tunnrll sIhl ho did hpl
understand he wa lulh,r could look
~ nRnd srp his children, especially
The gllls. running rampant without
NY consideration for mohrsty" He
criticised the evil NJ oNlruIaRnncc Ia
expenditures end predicted u flnnn.
rial rA,llon IN this country SOME,
what Nmllnr "a that which has cause
/ l,urono'H virtual bankruptcy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19
MISSING.

ny Herbert Heron
tie slumhors wen, illhl ten hin ~
no agcon, tndod grave.
~" shadows ~ the lIpidi,l luN
arm o'ri him lR" % v,r.
'hd grlrl gull
\rd iuI tear fan
Nul ~, uh SANS rnrh ilo Mor1a
ing
tho Prclt Nuro1plos Wi, the air IN
ahlnpu,l rluws Tie ground
tho cracking ilaW,s % lill'a puiU
On Non hnlhW mound
And hu'los rll,
Ana wounded Ull
And lhr van tiJr. Nail the muU.
ing
llc sumhors wei uljho hW tmt
asleep, en- never NOV
llCw brave and ,l"Wr tlr luuurt Uvrt
which vert ~ 5000 hW o.,
Nnd set. wind cali
Md lind buNs hll
Ana m" white stars watch H.
morning.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19
Amusements
MAJ, Milrs Winter Second Real IT
Photo Drama

lulv ~ .logu llurbpr adapt
n nom the Noty 10, Gturr MILLER
white b. now being presented op
'lD trrrrn IT the p'HulI Theatre.
rhigrou host Oi fulton readers who
m,u turned the "mldnirht uI WHEN
iho, rrpd the masterpiece ol lIotiDu.
uo un,knr 10 lh thrltr ~ Frc
'hp film version of this iayulilo BOOT
rhr plr'm,nl nj lud, hy the ln.
mllihlo l,oilprl star May Miles
Nnirr holds The uuuUul' spell
bound producing chills llil creep rp
'rr b.o. one minute ANA provoking
lvlplcHl laughter the npN Thrlll
.u.urN.H lpnts ana Tough uhtUI
nou.noul This IN d' rama
N Nml.r D. WppuupI lNH rIf
H .u.r md screen ..luI Whose
nb h0Iorn the DWau hl. mu.
NUu mUlI, IppluN l.m Hu m|
iHm lowers VIII Nul lob lhr uu
vl.luu oi Judy nl l'uHuD lHrhu
I.UUr leo br Ions UI,l
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19
PROPOSED WHITE WAY
SYSTEM DISCUSSED
At B. c, D. MEETING

Tho matter ul thu iva proposed
white ways Ton Amarillo WAS taken
up among other mnliors. M the
moolinp NJ the Hoard ni Clty Doyrl.
npmrnl lHsl nirh The secretary rrs
ported the pr0fiuss that had hcn.
made In securing the necessary funds
lur lnaulling the lighting system.
which Indicated lhu luhnui an uf M"
irorp''v lnld"r iWI had boon srru
hy lh' committees had urr,rl lo iu
iho.r pm's 100 lnu project fho rum.
w|iloN Will continue solicitation
through he remainder ul thu ullollud
op drNs IN which lu secure tho funds
other m lirH ul mlnnl mpnilIur.
Wrr' mkor up uud discussed ai 'hr
meeting mi 90 dHiluilu u,llm 800.
taken an an, of them
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19
r\NiSunp Utn, ,oil>ins
pib Am "iAIS ~ NtlNt,

NEW iEnFuRn Mas MAJ Is
nop won val dos lhp nld say
ur r,c,, ht dng Nill olI PIE rhH
nci was brought home lo Maurice
Pullpr M a futUhlr manner NhHn Do
Nuuy dog mtdu lln way into hln farm
ward IA Notth Rochester DRIVING
me NJ his pIRs into o obtnr ri li''I
llN "alo Il alive"
when tho onl Appeared ~ Nuh
lu# farm ~ Was nearly lamlahod
lirkup into the pen n rhUa'd one
eft IA, wrs mudN about oul ihr
bnmul V,dprl in hul between luo
hpndI rpu,pp tried loo vain lo
scan. Tl.u lnu dur go down u
ru,ul feast eff pork ,hul
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19
~, ,o,R n,srrn rRWk Now
4 liberal reduction IN ever, d,rss
IN the stare, Ever, garment " ~
the ,c,, latest spring modrl,
TIIE LADIES sfOilt,
Bronchitis
Chest Colds

when that lirhiuow nppoMa ~
Nohl rhosl aud lh' SHARP ppinf w
nv inflammation aud ronsoiiln
va need u hot application urhi
dVbN
Heat oAsos pain aud when ,ni ~
ictgN's Musinrnr NOu get insi The
tlehl lind NJ heat prncifalilg loht
mat qulrkly trduc'A all solrr"',
nrl congestion ApplN n innlrlr ana
''t.' Nnh q cuih \ou'll fidl lni
I Ter 20 'l' w,nlug It's = D 81
H'n'ir' ruh.ty ilnt nll who use u
lrutc ",ir sc Wolls ~ 80
IpIltN, n
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19
aNINI pitiES ~ NOiD
AMI NJ li,H IiO\S ShI\

PORTLAND, Me- Mar n In
less some means In provided to re-
move LEGAL restrictions, the mniui'
~ NJ the twelve Maine cities which
hold annual election soon viii con
due Them by The ubu ~ written ha'
lots
Most NJ the political leaders IN
these cities, apparently unaware NJ
the action iHkrn w the la tlrplsla'
lure failed to call their caucn t""
sufficiently ,nly ~ comply with the
new requirement thn nomination
papers he tilod with Cilv Clofkt ~
least fourteen DAYS, exclusive NJ
'undays, holorc the date NJ election
Formerly seven days was the time
limit
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19
WuM\>'S ,ljH MEiIS
Mltll Mis-, \ullII,N

Nc.dumrs II A. Mobiles ana \ q.
,iaplvN entertained The WpWah
rluh most iollph'lulk TbWHdlN 49,.
'luuon 40 he home NJ The lormcr
l9lO TN'or rioot IN, pltoununh
Vus devoted ln the study ot Literary
DIGEST topics, under the leadership
Vt Nr, lludricts, and Wa thorough.
N ,uio,ud Following The pogrnM
% dolirlou, tplld course Wa served
~ the hnslVssis
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19
LYON APPOINTED ON
10 OF. COMMITTEE

T. " lAou mumhrr uf The ! ~
T. T. w Amarillo W.. appointed en-
he lrriNllllNc committee ~ tho an
uual convention NJ the uWd lndr"
NJ that orgm Nllor held IN Fort
Worth me week NJ lNun m
horn nciN M the work of this luda'
tor some wears, rnNinr ts notlr
rilHd ~
", I PAYNE vt Chldrr.' Wa np'
painted un The committee Ter dts
lrlcl deputies ana "a " ilckuN NJ
Vernon IN the credentials commit
tee
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19
FreckIe-Face
Nv l. lm t,nc ~ ,,ri i,lh ~ ilrsr
Ink siHHa,

h. Nuu know how UlHN q +. 3 re-
bNt 'r,in uUh spniA su iuti 80 rn'
viii rhll you lrrrkle iutr'
simply yet nn ounce NJ olhlno.
double strength from your druggist
puG u lew applications should snlv
ou how rnsy II b. 30 rid Yourself ~
nrcklps aud g'l u beautiful complex.
a., The sun and winds W March
have u strong lcndunc, tu lrlhp oh'
florslph pnd ~ u result more nihihH
la snld IN THIS month Ne sui' lo
OK tor the loublr strength Oiilir,
u, This Ia sold under runruriur oi
uuh,, back u n tails 10 remove The
nu,ll,h
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, 900 ncd c,o,, worker, ,brood

slirhll, more thru upu Nm''s
,.n Red rros. Wur. ols SIN are ru
Pared IN rollri work IN Europe, ur.
rnldlng - u statement ol tie u IN
" the humanitarian U'llNllios M tie
Rod Cfnfs organization IN his U"ld
that has just reached national head.
quarters IN Washington ltom Lieut.
rpl. Robert T.. ODDS. Red CI,sF roW
missioner fnr Europe
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19

IN 80 1T the ~ puhlic health hos.
pitfalls ur the country there uir Red
cross Home ScIyicu workers nur.
INK the month ui December report A,
rhow the total nnmh,r NJ III dhlri
nrn received io b. lO.IN1, with ~.
90 receiving out patient care Prob
l,us varying nom COMPENSATION
claims ~ Strengthening out lev, f.
iJlrs were taken hy turso men a. Rcd
,inss workers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19

Health education brought ddrcii'
l. fore the people particularly N ~
ial regions, n one ol the salient
i,aturcs ut the American Rcd cross
ptoprym for the promotion ct health
AID prevention ut di"a." Ia llu'
With this I've national Rcd Crots hui
iru appropriated siooo, gs % C'n'
ton a. the Ar,ricun Social llygi'nr
'"p,mlion to eld nat "rrrnylllon
u establishing q travelling exhibit ou
tnriHl hvgicno
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4, I, 'luh Meets

1ho / 1 q CMh met THUR lnv
.lrlunm with Nh Sm n \uugt u,
iulU rulh street. and d,llrhllm
time was Ind The afternoon WA
loVnIcd to tho study NJ the topics
~ Wn.ld Nldc interest ,nuli,urd N
tho Literary nipcN undor w leader
hip ~ Mlr nornlrc Ru'sull Fol
lownp The polum dainty refresh
uDnlt vrrr served M M hostess.