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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-29
WHAT PRESS AeENTS SAY
"Hell0 1919"

Hello 1e10.'
"HeIlo 1919" the new Musical Review by
Frank Montgomery is expected at the
Grand for run of two days commanding
Thursday No show during. the present the
atrical season has occasioned so much
favorable comment as this piece featuring
Frank Montgomery and Florence McClaln
vaudeville and musical comedy artists
whose place in the theatrical armament mas
been undisputed for the past ten years
New York, Washington, Philadelphia, bal-
timore, Chicago, and other large cities nave
had the pleasure of applauding this vehicle
which is said to be among the best written
by Mr. Montgomery whose broadway eX-
perience makes him pecGnariy %eaPIeG iu 10
what they have been looking for. The pop
ular prices now prevailing In spite OF tns
high cost of living should act as an IN
ducement to many deslrous OF witnessing
first class snow
American Legion Carnival.
Six DAYS and nights beginning Monday:
May s. Carrying its own special train OF
twenty five cars. the Rice d Dorman peo-
pie are in a position to conduct the enter.
prise on a scale of no small magnitude. All
told there are twelve separate and distinct
shows under our management, together with
that startling feature. the water circus.
There are demonstrations by expert divers
who give demonstrations OF life saving.
Among the many shows to be round
which is composed of strange people, freaks
and curios which have been gathered I from
all parts of the universe O&er the rams Is
entirely new TO the pubic.
The Athletic Congress Is interesting 10
all lovers of out OF doors sports for here
are found the greatest wrestlers and attn
Ietes of the day ready to meet all corners.
Everything is clean and wholesome. A
line of entertainments that are acceptable
TO young and old ami manifestly OF high
class in every particular. The special at
fractions include such features as: julie
Althan's Wild West; Peggy. PIGGY
WipRy.' Princess Maria, an East Indian
student of the occult: great big merry go
round, steam calliope whip and other novel
ties that are amusing, Instructive and en-
tertaining.
Band concerts by the shows military
band every afternoon and evening.
It's hailed as a show OF quality ana one
in which the general public can rest as
sured of getting value received at every
performance. Given under the auspices OF
the American Legion.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-29
CHARTER TWO TOPEKA FIRMS.
State Board Acts Fayorably OIL
Twenty-Eight Petitions.


Two Topeka corporations won char
ter approvals at the hands of the state
board, which has passed favorably on
charters for twenty-eight new corpor-
atoms. The two Topeka companies
are; Shawnee Title & Investment
ner Petroleum company, capital $75,-
900.
other charters granted were:
ella. $4,000; by E. L. Campbell, Al Sher-
retts, Frank Fritz, John Emerson, Paul NJ.
Syule, of Valencia.
United Auto & Tractor Co, Lincoln,
Shank & Dweelaard Jewelry & Optical
Co, Arkansas City; $4,000.
Farmers Union Cooperative Mercantile
Elevator Co, Lehigh; $4,000.
Farmers Mercantile Co., Ionia: $4,000.
Hiawatha Manufacturing Co. Hiawatha :;
Kansas Electrical Co., Hutchinson :;
Conrad Oil & Gas Co, Arkansas City :;
Bert. Neil Building & Investment Co. sa-
lima; 100000.
fenterville cooperative association, Cen
Burford- Lemaster Oil & Gas Co, Arkan-
sas City; 100000.
Farmers Cooperative association, Holy
sunshine Oil & Gas Co. lola: 100000
Geary County Historical society, juno
M Mccarthy Motor Co., Blue Rapids
$40,0 600
Emporia Grain Exchange, Emporia.
Order of Celts. Baldwin.
Vail Jewelry Co., wichita; $250.000
Justrite Oil & Gas Co, Pittsburg
500, 900.
81. 600
Three Metals Mining Co, Augusta
$o5, OO0
Campbell Investment Co., salina; $4,000.
Eskridge Farmers Cooperative associa-
ton, Eskridge: $4,000.
Foreign Corporations.
Mcnamara Gillian Co Des Moines Ia.
Sc, 900 In Kansas, branch store at Florence,
Kan q,
Kansas Gulf Co, successor to the Kansas
& Gulf Co, Delaware corporation, Kan
sas office at Paola; S45OO00 in Kansas.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-29
Is YEARS AGO Ill TOPEKA
From the eoln1xas Of
THE TOPEKA STATE JOURNAL

April 20. 1895.
The second annual meeting of the Kansas
Children's Home society will be held at
the First NJ. E. church in Topeka, May l:
There will be addresses by the national
superintendent the Rev. George X. Hoover
Of Chicago, and the Rev. f. z. Quivey. state
SUPERINTENDENT of Nebraska. The Rev. o.
s. Morrow is superintendent and 5. ). OFT,
secretary OF the association.
Fifteen Topeka doctors will attend the
meeting of the State homeopathic Medical
society at Kansas City, Kan, Wednesday.
Doctors C. F. Meuninger, II. W; Roby. L.
A Ryder, Eva Harding, W. c. Brownwell
and Giles p. Howard will read papers be-
fore the association.
Mrs ]. B. Belts gave a birthday party
Saturday. April %, in honor of her daugh-
tiers, Myrtle and Fredas at their home. 1929
North Quincy street Those present were !:
Mamie Carey. Edythe Troutman. Ethel Pat
tersoD. Laura Dauber. Lizzie Shellabarger,
Eva Watts, Bessie Henry. Maud Myers.
Clara Sandmeyer. Maud Ward, Hessie
Simous Sarah Anderson. Stella Ward,
Fioydfe Stephens and Masters Meade Nc
Laughlin. Frank Garland. David Page.
Jesse Roehr. Willie Taggart. Willie Studer.
Whitmer King. Charles Sandmeyer and
Clifford Priddy. Mrs. F. NJ. Sandmeyer,
Mrs F. A. Stevens and Miss Fannie John
son assisted in entertaining.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-29
SAYS HE is FEEBLE-MINDED.
Eaiun Farmer Asks Court to Appoint
Guardian for Him.

Salina, Kan. April 29.-An unusual
case appeared in the office of the pro-
bate judge in this city. when Otto Col
leen. a farmer near Falun. applied to
have guardian appointed for himself,
charging that he was feeble-minded.
The Rev. August A. Norden, OF
Falun, was appointed his guardian by
Probate Judge Ford. 1t appears that
Colleen made some investments which
proved Improbable. and conceived
the idea that he was growing feeble
minded
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-21
About People
Movements OF Individuals To And
Prom Tho City.

James Thompson OF Providence.
Rhode Island. Is visiting his aunt. Mrs.
Clara Noll OF the South Side and othe1
relatives here.
MIR. and Mrs Harry Trueschel motorcd
to Atlantic City Saturday where they
will rcamin FOR a few weeks. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Harry Gilbert, as
far as Baltimore. Md. TO spend few
days with her daughter Mrs. George
jefferson.
Mrs. Alexander Glass and Mrs. Glib
son Caldwell are spending \ few days
IN New York City.
\ daughter was born yesterday morn
ing at the North Wheeling hospital TO
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Robinson.
Mrs. Louis Bennett OF Weston. Is
spending a few weeks. the guest OF her
daughter. Mrs. Johson Mckinley.
Mrs I. W. Scott left Sunday morning
with her son Arthur. for HotchktsS Pre-
raratory school. at Lakewood Con.
Allen Burt. accompanied by his father.
David Burt. loft Sunday morning FOR
Salisbury Academy. preparatory to laie
IN Connecticut.
Miss Helen Gaus. IT the Island. left
on Sunday evening for Sweet Brtar. Va,
where she will resume her studies
Mrs. win Bates has returned from a
visit spent among relatives and friends
IN kentucky.
Mr. and Mrs. R. f. Hamilton. OF the
Island, accompanied by their guest. Mrs
Jordan Wegman, OF St Louis Will re-
turn today from Cumberland. Md. har-
ing motored over.
Miss Mildred Northewood. OF the Is
land, who has been spending the past
four months visiting friends In England
will return the early part OF October
Upon her return she will make her homo
with her sister Mrs. Ray Hamilton.
Robert Reed son OF Or. and Mrs.
Robert J, Reed, left Sunday evening TO
resume his studies at Pennsylvania
University. ~,
Charles Ahrens. Jr.. has gone to Nor
rantowp to resume his studies in West
Virginia University for his senior year
Charles Smith, well known Edgwood
,ce dealer. has been in New Mart'nsville
for several days on a business proposi-
ton in which ne Is floating new COM
pany which will absorb two New Mar
tinsYille building material companies
Into one organization.
8 Z Dorsey. representing the Union
Stock Yard. has returned from a trip
into tho southern part OF West virginia
for the purpose OF buying cattle.
Miss Sarah Christie and her niece.
Miss Ada Christie. wno have bean spend
ing the past month visiting, friends here
returned TO their home at Philadelphia
Yesterday. Miss Ada Christie is a
daughter of IN" lA;e Joseph Swikiess
ChrislIe. the we'll hUVwn writer, former
Iy OF the Associated Press ,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-21
A,,oo,ca ,Enrarameat

Miss Helen Wini"Sdorrsr WAS hostess
a, a dancing party Watch vas E'SSm
~ a number OF her friends on Monday
evening at her hor". hHuor!u- Mss
NadcIvn korn. whose marriage - Er,
Lawrence Gallagher Will TAXI place o.
rnhcr sixth. After an evening spent AZ
games and dancing. a dainty luncheon
Decorations were most appropriate. A
,,r:,, bell OF electrical designs suspend
cd from, the ceiling making one Of the
most pleasing and attractive cnectS'
ke,ypie Dolls marked the places Tor the
quests Confetti was Showered on
Tho bride 20 ," while congratulations
were being offered.
The guests included:
Misses
Nadclvn Korn Gertrude Kron
r>hca FooSr Reulah Oliver
Gertrude Myles Gcnerieve some
Lillian Clarity Rettic Ritter
Edna BUGGY 1aroara morn
irene BUGGY Mary Margaret
Marcclla Sonnctrld Winicsdorfcr
Mesdames
7 Brown Peter WiniesdorNsr
tr,bnr Ei,ter James H'iniesdcrHeI
Sell Dolls for Day Nursery.
For the benefit Of the Kings Daughters
Dav Nursery. the Home Circle Of King 5
daughters Of the First Presbyterian
church. under the leadership OF Mrs I
G Buke. made delicious home candies.
and goodies OF All SORTS i'E SdiC
dav at a big booth in tho Elks AUDITOR
,urn. In the booth arranged nuder the
LapanrSC umbrellas bearing many clever
lttle inscriptions and signs many Dell
r,cics were disposed OF. Tiny baby dolls
surrounded by fan shaped flare OF
uurnle and white ribbons were sold -
mo FlES. The baby dolls were decided
y poVular among the E(Es as they bore
,nr:r ColorS, which arH also the coIorS
rf thn Kings Daughters.
RuttonisrieS In their colors VIII PC
sold 70 the ElkS to-day before the par
adc to-day. The booth was almost COM
pic,clv depleted last night OF It's wares
but the ladies who have been working
ard for the success or their Nursery
Dav. proceeds OF which will go 20 the
babies. viii have a new supply to-day.
Those IN charge OF the booth are as fol-
lows.
McSdamcs
rnhar' 7 Reed -. r.. OCStcrlinS.
" + Hibbard q. r. Smith.
Vim. NJ Miller Charles Waddcln
/ r. Hedges. II VI. Riddle
Frank klteres.
Misses:
Elizabeth Lawson. Kate Lawson
s. Jamss Circle Of Kings Daughters.
The St James Circle Of King DauSh-
tors will meet with Mrs. T.. l.. Ston" at
Ncr home at Echo Point on Monday eve
ming. September -. for their first sea-
son meeting. Following the business
session short program and social hour
Will Be given.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-21
THE tLkS WILL
DANCE TONIGHT.
Gala Night For Elks who VIII Dance
Tonight at the Elks Club-Prep-
RrattonS Completed For Event

In the Elks Club auditorium Which
WI be sally decorated for IN" event.
onc o. the largest social affairs held ny
the local Eiks for many months viii
bS given tonight. when the visitors 10
the convention will ~ entertained The
club will be Saiiy and beautifully dec
drcd visitors will be- present.
Pastors Wife Entertained
Mrs. {. Z. Scvringhaus. wifi" "t the
Rev. {. L. SerrtnShaus % the central
home on South |haplire street last
night. by forty-dvc members OF tho
Ladies' Aid Society ~ the church. who
rAc church The presented Mrs Sew
rtnGhaus with beautiful purse as
farewell &c. az she with her husband.
who has received Il cali from Ports
mouth. Ohio Will leave Saturday. Many
expressions OF regret NJ their leaving
were heard on all sides. and also many
expire ssions OF appreciation OF her kind
pass and the faithfulncSs ot her work
ing. EcfrHShn!Hn;s w"r" served and
very dcNghtfut evening waS~ spent
by all
Afternoon Tea
Miss Mildred Koehulein. Of Bridge
mort was hostess on saturday after
noon At a party given IN honor or
Miss Ruth OBricn. % Weston. stud
"nt at Gauchcr college. k2ittmorc, VINO
was guest for a few days of Mrs.
Harry Gabriel OF the Rolf Apartments.
only very few OF the close friends
q. tho hostess were present at the
marty. The guests were:
Misses
Ru+h ORrien OF Ueinteip
Weston Dorothy Hcnls;n
Mary Roberts Ruth Rcmpke
Ruti Thomas Mary SCheetZ
Ruth Woods Helen Pyle
LIiZa both UpdcSraf Katherine Hunter
Helen Gaus Helen Woodcock
Mary Virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-21
Affarnoon Tea
Large Dancing Class

The dancing class OF Miss l.ydi3
Good and Miss Josephine Cox opened
last Saturday At the y. .. !. w. ',Iai-
tMriun, with SIS pupils enrolled Miss
Good and Miss cox inspired their 'oun,g
pupils 20 put their best foot forward.
with such a degree OF Sracetuilness
that the opening proved \ very, enter
t,snirr afternoon To the onlookerS.
Mss Cox. who is a graduate OF the
Sargent school az Roston proved her,
eslf an adept at rhc art OF teaching ball
room dancing The classes vii! later
W. divided into two or three for Junlor'
,DrnrucdlStr and senior grades. Miss
Nan smith proved an excellent accom-
PIANIST.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-13
PLANS FOR CLEANUP
CAMPAIGN COMPLETED,
READY FOR APPROVAL

Preliminary plans lOr q spring
Cloar-up Campaign io bee lnunchcd
funn In Amarillo are now being .or.
mulai"d aud viii be- admitted 10 tho
oiiy commission Tor ~ approval ai
~ meeting this ul o,utnn.
II Is planned IN have the cnmpnign
cover one entire week. Aprll atp
90. aud IN that time c.ty officials
viii exert all energies 10 encourage
thorough cleanup Of the "ity II
hrs been said thai already Amarillo
is one ~ tho cleunrM ciii"s In the
state. hut the local authurilirs aic
moi satisfied with that aud wish II
gaid Of Arabic that 1t b. the rloJn.
oi CITY In the state
Method similar to those ufcd In
last fails cleanup CAMPAIGN ilso
viii hc used In the c1niug campaign.
The cts VIII furnish men and wig.
ems I, haul III" trash away and the
chilcnr VIII he expected 10 do thp
work NJ cleaning up thoii promises
In The cleanup campaign ~ last
ian II VAS estimated that FULLY 80
per cent Of the cllilcns responds |
readily Ia the requests at the rity ~.
I Gals 10 the wmE lut IL Sas &C..
vblrL that there were Il tow prrsun.
lacking u certain amount ~ ciyif
y, de who had To be compelled IA
rlcaI M.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-13
ROGERS LEAVES FOR
HIGHWAY CONVENTION

J. T. Rorcis II the overland Try'
Company lil SUNDAY evening iur
Little Rock. Ark.. t. attend lhr con
venlinn of he folral lli"h"lt
Council which viii be- IN sr ION az
this week M Rogers went rs q
delrgii" from Amlillli utirr IN
autpic 81 IT The h.rhWay comuIlir"
~ ~" Board of ril, Development
Al W" convention Mr. Rpr,ra vi'l
read hflpi on Amarillo sad the
TinhiLdlo
II ~ said that the F'd,rtl llirh.
way council convention b. ono g.: the
most Important meetings AZ IT, klud
held ~ recent years a. plius VII -
di'crsHrd and methods adopted tor
the continuation uf roat ,,r .u'.
ton thiourh,ut the uii,cn ~ n
hr.iry,d that murn Gunl VIII IT, dr.
rived hy hmirillo aId the lprhaudl'
l''gins country by hgliur % del s.i'
i'i,rd the convention,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-13
CHEAP MEAT WEEK"
INAUGuRAT[D HERE

With hope III h,lpinr w W" t'-
,ludi1n - The high coal ~ food,
cheap Meat Wpk'' WaH irLuru'a'
od Nv lac department ui iu~'i'" aud
wa b. observed over he nation
thn week Purchaser ave r'SUt tel
a. bay lntrqnati"r ruiH - iar a.
practical ru"ur the 'dn'pai - ana
IN ,nsc uf .iy attempt Ia mo- he
price. report ~ ~" ,icrll district
allntn"V
Federal ai;Gn"ya utc "nluin"d i'
keen Wat'a that dealers do nIi ru'
M the price. especially 40 cheaper
cts al meat during inr rImllirn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-13
FLORIDA WOMAN TELLS
WHAT ENDED HERF|vE
YEARS or SUFFERING

eat. aud ate 100 lilll" a1 pofniblc. On
nrc1nni of the extreme HulirrinE aud
pain II always caused M" was
su nervous could r'i hul liiil"
loop aud ilwayH rot ~ IN he ni"in
iugH feeling d,alhly sirh ana 90
weak would iIrmhlr lik" u Leaf
and hardly able Ia move.
"My attention wa rillrd ~ Tan
lae nv ointnmonia ~ p""ulp I knew
right hero in Tampa, who said the,
Gud hnrn e,ra.. rih"d hy u ana
decided ~ ICY 4 myself I realized
after taking the inst few do.eh !
had NJ laH found the rich, medirine
Tor my irOnblcH. So ! continued ian
INK II nnd continued ~ improve until
now | an entirely fre" at that ter
rIhlp pain IN nay hide | eat heartily
eau eat Hnyihinr I want and never
have u sign Ul ras ~ ANY "th"t
trouble nltrrwnfd, Ny nriyrF are IN
GOOD condition. sleep well aud al
way Hm ~ feeling greatly re1i"d I
can stand an my l,ri ag lunH az
please without IA thing me- aud can
de- NY hOus"work with the great" Il
ease Aiirr what Tinllc has done
lOr me II " real pl"lDnIr lor ne
~ recommend n H. ulh"ia
Tanlac ~ H0ld w Amarillo nv ] W
C0lling Drug ca. Adv
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-13
Mrs. Marietta Wooten Had Tried
All Kinds of Treatments With
out Deriving the Least Benefit.
HAD TO STAY IN BED
FOR DAYS AT A TIME
after What Tanlac Has Done
For Me It's n Real Pleasure TO
Recommend Il 10 Others Is
What She Says.

AFTER suffering for FIVE years and
trying an sorts Of treatments ana
medicines. 1anlac ~ the only lhMr
that ever did me any good. said
Mrs. Marietta WoOtnn, 1894 vi
lconth street. Tampa, Fla.
For the paW five years had
been troubled with u severe pain IN
my lcfl side Ny food disagreed with
me. and gas would form IN my
stomach, causing The pain Ia my sid"
to get . great deal worse, which 0l-
ten was ~ severe I was compelled
10 remain In bed Tor days AZ q time.
Finally I got 90 Just dreaded Ia
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-13
ROOMER IS INJURED
WHEN HIT BY BURGLAR

George Nuiv 80, ''I tered - pay
I,al diinruliy viii hur.,Jt inutt
I.:aO o'cl'ck g., tog'uy mutnug ~
III" Crntrd lrunmiu' huus" on mn
more street The buiElu" .ii away
without getting any at oD.NH go
.,esions hui The h.tpr received q
wound Un w" head that h" .tii Ut1
made N 81 piece pf iron Thrown 90
him by The hni 'lai
o Day was slo, ping % The hlll 90
the i'1mitg h,u.' and WJhin" ul
about ls.30 h. saw man standing
near his bed r'mg through t'
trousers rockets tlr physical 60
counter Followed. The IHlicr Jre e.
the lockout Tor tho would b" mrt
lar
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-13
CONSIDERABLE DAMAGE
BY sundays STORM
REPORTED OVER CITY

The yale which blow Oy"r 'ih'
Panhandle saturday night and
40 day sunday Gid crn tidorlhl'
damage M Amarillo and. incidental
Is, vac un irdurrmtut ~ ciillonH ~
romain " thin tive confines I their
homes aud 10 the h0mc--ick travel
iur man Il loaf IN he rotrl lnhbi's
Nlthourh the blow did moi lahr On
any r,rl,nIc proportions. u would
switch from one direction Onn0lhcr.
l'd' iriJuR were i'w on The streets
go Amarillo and automobile iuyrid-
,is Wprp nor tb be- scoh,
Some trout lo Win The cioct H.
power In lhp uiF WAS 81 cuhHiorrd
and tlio lirht scrtic" 40 The r,' ,idrnr'i
g'Ht'rt WIH pHalyl"d lroG to y
u,lpck Nnp pole Of The CIV liLht
- Mater CoVrpny was blown an ~"
north side
Two plate glass windows were
hl'nn ont Il bee iron, 4 The Post
ufrir, Confectionery
The sent covering The blacksmith
shop ana knit, 'u,lmy ~ Y. WYATT.
i01 TAYLOR .luuL was completely
wrecked
Tho rarlrr nf Tho standard O.l
Compan, on Jollcr an street not We,
runplri'd. was anon" The structure
l1Wn down.
An OH Va cl non huildnf ni th'
rear of ibo Duke nrur Company
corner seventh and lulk wiz de-.
uIoyod, and arumh'r ol signs bloTi
down.
II D. reported that a uummr al
Nndmills .lnng The rorl Worth a
/ Denver Railway south of Amnrili
wofc destroyed In the storm.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-13
MAN HELD ON LIQUOR
CHARGE OUT ON BOND

II T.. r"nkmon one ni ~" ~
men who wei" Arrested NJ Cl,id. 80.
Gently with about 'h,iiy 10 lions ~
alcohol N their Tossrmion q o.
charged. Yesterday mad" hnnd ~
the sum ~ 81 40" aud Nan ,"l"i'"l
rom Jail charlie llull. Whose ,oi Il
81 al S. un0 hut not 'd Hdd' huui.
\ charge ~ putting mtoNicu
iur lidnIr into III" state "t T~l
has been filed urli''l iio," two m't
~ the Federal court.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-13

done for others aud what ~ hirh' 90
for her. Now she 10 getting lat ani
p,r. 90 school every lay Nou can tell
ivory mother what the VEGETABLE Com
nornl has done Tor my daughter -
Ma. 7. n Royn loo. \. Jack'on u,
uau,illc ~ ,
II every girl wio suffers a. M,-s Rovi
i,d. or iron irfcrulu'ir. painful
y,ri1da laliathc. slda,lr. drawing
down pans. Inflammation or liberation
would only give this famous iol' aud
b,rh remedy trial they would soon
brl r,lid from such SUI ring
For special advice women are ash"i va
vtiir she Lydia T. rrukham Nadi'inr
Co.. LYNN. Mae. 1h, rrult Of Tory
.eais' experience Is At your service.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-13
COMMISSIONERS COURT
MAY BUILD TEST ROAD

That small pee" nf io't road
probably VIII b' hmll IN the immo'
ditr mlur.. wa % decision made N'f'
to-day n meeting at ih' c'"uiN.
..uprts court Gravel ant plh'r ,i"-
t,nH' Tor ihr construction ut he
test viii have to be- shipped into Nri'
Willn before the i'u can h" started,
II e. nnu'od out. II va not d"'id.
ID whoi" The road would h, hil'
bat Julpc llai e. Johnson flid that
II lLrlt would ho either In th" ,i'y
or h,.i o.j idp of the luriis. COL. a
f. nf or fpal VIII BE- included III
me tot. hr iiif
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-13

The prudent mother 81 always on IN"
watch for symptoms ~ worms 'n her
children. Paleness, lack Of interest IN
play. aud pee,lshness IL IN" signal
Tor WHITES CREAM NERNlfDGE.
A few doses Of this excellent remedy
PUTS IN end Ia the worms ANA the
child soon acts naturally. Sold hy al
drufgisla
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-13
i,Ply IINrs ron GAVIN.
ING ~ iOiiiI COUNT,

rmrs mouniinr ~ t'0n wgro lH
10. 90 uui COLLECTED m ~" ,ntpur
ton count bt luuHHn Mel uuHu n.
i,rli, ~, piur Thirteen vric Used
lpr rnmhl.uH Win dice tNu foe 'i'
mp nn .l ur numhlH ~ th,lr
car. unu iur outing . ofn'r tNu
lnr uulg indecent husuiar 80 "a
mhl. p.rr Wrl four tor Hrnu'N
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-13

mr. l.. y rruno,k lett Saturday
noon for Valparaiso I'D. 4" d''rud
the funeral of dis iu'hcr y. H. PEN
mock. WIZ died 90 that place FRIDAY
afternoon. ~. rrWurck received 4
telegram Friday telling him oi hi'
fathers death llo Nill rciarn TO-
latter pat ~ this week.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-13

WtNTED-ioungm man az hoy Ia
handle street circulation of News
aud Panhandle. Good proposition
Must bc able io handle nrwsboys.
Must also have loud clear ,oire an'i
he willing ~ use II. Apply ~ ~. v.
Niu,pl,cc. circulation Manager,
News aud Panhandle. "
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-13
AN UGLY HABIT THAT IS
EASILY CORRECTED

Tho ufly habit M ftownnr
,minlinr holln. lhn hpld Goo unr
idr "tniliuf the r'' 'n'''h"'
etc. g. one OF ih' 90 ul'. oi r,"
slr,in II 81 an attempt often un.
con .cluu ~ concentrate th" ~.
hon Gli.,I quickly rrh'Nn thr
cauar ol Thu hIb,i ind permit The
peignn Ia lsr clearly without any
facial 'lnluriiunH
We te.t eyes by the most modern
method and yiiud rlu rH ~ our
own chop lo meet your apecl1l re.
qniremrniB
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-13

NOT raise her. nhs
va, uoifb,rd with
.iapUiariiy and she
va. not ale 10 90
a. SCHOOL For u
vear We rave her
an liul, " tones
luttouo gool one
dav one Otyoir little
l,oo.s was thrown
ON our porch ana !
Jaw what LYDIA T.
rnlhnni Nege'
table I umpound had