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The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-27
MARION GIRL GRADUATES

Miss Virginia Guess Of Marion.
Ky. a pupil of Archibald Olmatead.
was presented In a delightful senior
piano recital Friday evening a. the
Winfield College u Music.
Miss Guess il a very talented pi.
anist of exceptional ability. She b.
an interpreter of rare intelligence and
unbounded charm of a distinctive
type and holds her audience spell.
bound BY her art To her fine musi-
cal gifts. she adds extreme attractive.
ness of person. a very gracious stage
presence and a charming personality
In which womanly sweetness and
poiss are never obscured by aheeta.
ton Miss Guess Is q southern wo-
man from Marion. Ky, and speaks
With q delightful accent For sew
sral years she has made her home
With an aunt. Mrs Rose. In Black.
well bat expects 70 return 10 her
home this summer
Miss Guess interpreted several g.
lcciions composed by the worlds
greatest artists and they were ali
played exquisitsly Winfield (KAn-
sasl Daily Courier
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-27
MRS. D. o. CHARLES DIES

After several weeks of illness Mrs
J , Charlie. died saturday. May
~ Some two weeks before her un.
timely death. Mn Charles Wa
thought 10 be- on the road 10 recoy
rry, but O. short while ago she had
q relapse and grew rapidly worse
until death came
Mu Charles belonged 10 one u
The leading families u the county
She was cultured christian lady
She waa the daughter of Mr. and
Mr J u Clifton and was thirty.
seven year old al the time of her
death She vas happily married 10
hr D D Charles % ycan aro
She made profession u faith In
Christ whIle quite youar. and Unit.
ed sith the Methodist church and
va most active worker in all the
phases " church work she will BE-
sadly missed in church lie a. veil
o. ihe social l.fe u he town
fhe funeral Wa conducted sunday
afternoon ~ 280 by hsr pastor Rev
q y Dillon Aycy large con.
course u fympaihiliar friend and
relative were present and ne hofaI
odsrnrr we're beautiful lnisrmeni
ioot place in beautiful Maple View
Cemetery
Mu Charles leaves three sisters.
tvo bmihen and mother Mr 81
J Clifton aho made her home With
Mr Charles all live with j L.
clifton Mr D D Charlie uill 10
o. raduCah with BIZ brother Marvin.
fur ihs present
Those who attended ihs flnsral
from distance were Mr. Hill and
daughter ~ CsniraIla Illi A. n.
Charlie and family " padurah: "
D. Charlsa and daurhisu. ollie and
uIsns ~ Dysu.burr NJ and Mr.
2 g. hn of Ti.sne Sc and Mr.
I . Nssoom and sons ~ Clay.
AZ D Clifton n Louisville. Mn
Pearl Clifton n radacah. Mr and
Mr. Coos n Conysr of Msmphis
Tenn Mr. A clifton. Mr and
NJ A svansoy of Kuitasa. Mr
ani M frank nyeus u nycusturr
and Mr. ntbsriaon u kutiawa
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-27
Farm Bureau Notes


As was stated last week In IN,
Press, the County Agent In co0pera
ton with the Extension Department
University u Kentucky and the Stat,
Veterinarians Department b conduct
iug a campaign Tor tuberculosis Grad
ration in dairy cattle The nun
brr u cows IN Crittenden count,
now awaiting test b. approSimatel,
BOO. 2os 10 be- exact You cannot
iell q tuberculin COW by appearanc,
The sureat way j. the tuberculin test
AZ dairymen are urged 10 have theil
COWS tested Get in touch with III,
Cunty Agent Tor further details
Probability of DairyinE
Much has been written regarding
ihs profit from dairying and fertil
iiy for the land
Here b. something that is righl
close 10 home on dairying
Mr " L. Myers u Fords Fern
Star Route during the year from
1918 b. August 1919 Kept q record d
receipts from biz herd of i've cows
Counting the cream checks. mill
used by calves. milk and cream us
ID by biz family Mr Myers derive,
an income u $500 Or Cor his year
labor That is well over 800 pei
COW and does not include the fertil
iiy returned 10 the land which in Il
asif is an important factor Mr. Ny
90 states also that four u his cow
sere tao years old a. that time Hi
.nooms from biz Eve GUYS would b
riadly reviewed BY many Crittsndsl
County farmsra Just figure 10
yourself using these figures what Il
COWS would a. for q family
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-27
SURPRISE BIRTHDAY DINNER

a dsighifnl. surprise birthday din.
nT VA served ~ he home N Mr
and Mr. Green johnson in th.s c,ty
Sunday in honor u Mr Johnson.
'e'shiirih birthday The eats ssr
ed were woudsrful and they wer,
spread 900 biz table in The yard
Thirty too quests we're present. All
enjoying the feast music and ths
Conversation ~ the day
The following wsrs present. mar
red daughters and their husband.
Mf and Me- q o. Bnntlsy. Mr
and Mr. j u Martin Sc and
Me- " d rifksus. Mr and Sir
Joe Freeman. and Mr and Mu j
u spence daughter a. home. Es
bseca Ruih and Mar Green. yrand
children. Mf and Mr. Roscoe Hsbb
tisrsnCs Martin. Alyia Caf.1n. Dora
Melton fank Freeman. Carroll add
RUBY spsnrs Louise Freeman. on,
rfsai grand child. Thslma nabb
Others present ~sfs. Mr. sallis
johnson Mr. Myrtle Todd Toasry
Misses Daisy Arss Clara Belt. Zofa
isss and NJ lasrenrs Lewis
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-27
DELEGATES TO CONVENTION
TO BIZ ROYALTY ENTERTAINED

Delegates 10 the Good Roads Con
vention June 7.lO. at the jefferson
County Armory, under auspices Of
the Kentucky Road Engineers As
sociation, will be royalty entertained
during their stay In Louisville
The program is the most preten-
tious Of any prepared for a meeting
In the State.
TUESDAY, the opening day. dele.
gates will be- registered and present.
ed with handsome badge ADuyenirs
In the form of n bronze tobacco leaf
upon which is stamped a beautiful
woman and horse, all symbolical Of
Kentucky In the evening a band
concert and dance will be- given In
the Convention Hall and notion pic.
tures will be shown
Shortly before noon on the second
day the visitors will be- taken In au.
bomobiles 10 the douniry home ~
Merritt Drane. President u the As.
ISOLATION. where Refreshments will be-
served They will then have dinner
at the Eight Mile House During
the afternoon the country quarry. the
new federal-aid permanent concrete
road. and other types Of roads will
b. inspected and construction ma.
chinsry will BE- demonstrated. In
the evening there will BE- music and
motion pictures at the Armory
A trip which should be- of special
interest 10 those from In the State
will be- the boat excursion Thursday
afternoon Delegates will be- taken
on a four hour ride up the river or
the steamer America. one u th,
largest and hnest steamers on The
Ohio Luncheon will be- served on
board
All sessions and amussmsnts wil
BE- open 70 the public without charge
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-27
Chauiauaua Week-Marion
JUNE 18th 10 2ith
COMMENCEMENT wEEK

lafi sunday Commencement usst
tsfan sith Glass sermon 81 ths Main
street Presbyterian church by pr
VI y Maronsy. pastor N he First
baptist Church The sermon va
..n.slsi by al a. b. one n ths
sisaissi heard here Hn subject
.onsrusd ths rhoies ~ "i4fs of
usatt
msIs vsrs NJ msmhsu in he
Usiaaiinr class cappsd and rovu
81 tus'ys rifls and seven hoys
un Monday evening ths ssuiou
fats thslf class essfrisss o. q lsrFs
s.ilsnfs fvsry minute n ihs time
sss fan ~ wit and quaint phl.aso
lty Ths rssdiur u ihs minaiss
q 'hs ssnaf llasf mssiinri a. ris
sn tY uis Wheeler snd b. saft "a
ltsfa .isusis ~ be- school sofi
Its report n d. treasurer "a rsu
isfsi ty Bills kstes sni BIZ ahlh
u e. huaurisf saf demonstrated
tI ne fat nat BIZ aoraants hslsnrt
l.tn William Bloc "a ths Historian
q tts class ani thoss sha have bssn
o. rlssi matss dafinr ihs year tna~
.aii he iminsuiiy ftiel b. b. o.
a.t saft lfnsri Minnsf. uha
iaat ne pari n grlmhlsf. fsuisfsd
tH part vs.l. hui us sl tnau that
Ernest b. not slhunir knirtsr Bot
really q booster
SEE Chsmpiau hfuarhi sunshine b.
u' m ssii rointsd speech Nifrn
70 tssf sas superb ln be- Insight
Hta ne furars She assigned salh
usmbsf q ~ class a. BE- psfiirs
sf rphsfs in ne Raymond Boob
f save a. moral lac ta ths dspafi.
Hs llau and be- paper sas fui n
fsnuIuf aitirs flirstsih Dollar
save O. sslt msmbsf ~ ihs l.ais q
uf shah vas symiol ~ future
sluui.u Essy rln vas sopm
laa.sd by beautiful b.i n si1iam
Its lat ull and rssnmsui sas
fsai ty Caflass Ouhts Az Gutts
farrut m uus shn hsf ts'rsi log
t.riefsd its school sni shsu hs hn
shed hls reading there vas nsihlnF
uafs O. b. rald
Watts Ffsnkuu. uhe b. pfsshisni
20 ihs Ssniof Class save ths opsnlug
address ils spss.h "a masisflJ
ed uipl-d she aui.enee Waite
haa been strong president sui 3
lssisT ln sfhool alilsii.ss
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-27

Al q called session u the Fiscal
Court last saturday. Judge u l..
Moore. presiding. ths Court confirm
- the appropriation u road bond,
made BY the County Road Commis
sionsrs. $4,000 % the Ohio River
Road and $4,000 % the State roat
from Marion b. the Caldwell county
line
Il looks like we will get some &C.
tion soon on road building.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-27
ToLu BANK PIC CLUB

Last Saturday afternoon the Par
msrs and Merchants Bank a. Tolu
distributed o. pure bred Duroc Jsr.
- hofs 10 luniof Agricultural club
members The bank s doing this %
Increase the number and quality u
pare bred stock in the county The
plrs will b. cared Tor 20 a. 10 d..
tsiop bresdinr STOCK under the direc.
tenn " ths County Agent The club
msmhsr formed themselves into a
iunior Club there alsa With DsnEsl
Boyd a. president, ollie Lacas. v
president and Walter Slsamaksr q.
secretary Wait till Gall and tbs
boys will shov yoa 81 the Tolu Ju.
nior Pair soms "surs nuh" god hog,
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-27
MATTHEWS BROWN

Niss utls Mss Matthews snd 49,
Willie hlasu ssfs united in mar
riaFs b. hss " 2 Msfonsy m ths
parlaf n BIZ rsiiisncs 81 four oslorl
saisfiay sfisfnaon
Mn hrauu s ihs younssli tsaFh
tsf u J 7 Matthew u fanfsi
sni s avabls sni pspalsr youuf
lsiy
Mf nusu b. thf tan n iasrsnr,
nfavu u AuuFsiou county, and
served n a. World WHr
Hdth tfiis I'D ffoom have = hatl
n ffisnis ~ Ssh then Ell fal,ss'
sni happlnssi ihfuugt ne
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-27
JENNINGS

Mr Roy Conysf and Miss Nitula
Jennings were united in marriage At
the home o. Rev J h Paris Sat
urday evening May p
Miss Jennings has been In the ser.
vice u the Hms Telephone Company
and M Conysr is manager Tor the
Telephone Company At Clay
This popular young couple will
make their homs ~ Clay Their many
frisnds wish them success and happi.
ness
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-27
SENIOR PLAY

The Ssniou rave their Annual
Class Play Tuesday evening The
play was entitled Brown Eyed Bet.
% While all the characters wer,
wonderful. those who particularly
stood out were CaFloss Grabbs. Ella
absih Dollar, Lucy Dean and Lsodl
MeWhsrtst
The audience was well pleased
The total recsipts were fiis 30
The Alumni Orchestra gave a Won
dsrful musical program before th'
curtain went up
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-27
BELMONT

Nf John MeCounsll scot o.
Evansville Saturday
Mn Coa James anl baby spent
Nauday 9Th be- mother Mr. Hunt
Nu John NtCsnnsll spent SUNDAY
9th Cou Jane
Euby and Clonsy Msoonnsl' ssnl
b. Naran surtsY
NJ and Ne Roy Cfayus srs o.
suai parents u q blr b'y
Niu Margaret MrCouusil b fpfnt
.ns u.sl 9th boz aunt Mar NJ
..rufu ~ Nsran
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-27

Every member u Rosewood Camp
No p. " q. W. and members oi
nsirhborihg Camps are invited % AZ.
tend the neoration Exercises and
Monument unveiling a. Mapleyiew
Cemetery. Sunday May ~ a. i.1o
p n.
Decoration Essrcisss 81 Crooked
Cfssk sunday MAJ - a. t.oo 2. n
HUGH DRIVER. C. C.
a. n NiMMO. CLERK
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-27

hu Bennett paased away 81 hsi
home ln H.attford last ssiufiay ~
tsf en- illusss of thfss vsska hsi
tfhand iiod q ysaf afo
Tie remains wefs taken o. heriar
Co burial Monday
Nu bennett VA rusd vumsr
sni slll b. greatly missci
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-27
LANsoN MORLEY

Mr Archie lamson " Picrpont.
uhlo came o. kentucky and won ihs
heart and hand of Mr. lpla Worley
an esiimahls christian woman Thsy
uers married May % a. ihs resideno'
u Rey o a Eaton Mu Wor
lsy b. Frsaily missed a. they vil
lssys ln q feu days Cor their hom'
si fsrpont
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-27
AeEp cnzEN pIEs

Mr loth u nWltvsu dlei 81
ths hone ofk Cannsn on MAJ
1l n ths lutrmtiss " 49, ns va1
s.stu ysan u 49, sli an anlls -
n D Csnnsn rhs rsmsini ssrs
tslsu o. Eidi,nls o. harisl
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-27
NOTICE

Those Interested In the Chapel Hill
Csmstsry will meet the s0ih day of
MAY. Decoration Day" 10 clean ofi
the grounds and decorate the graves.
Services st n O'Clock Bring your
dinner and spend the day
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-27

Rev JAMES . Price preached 81
Madison,ille the third Sunday In
May is vill preach thsrs sfain
next ) DAY They are endeayoring
90 rst = msnse and set . preacher,
and Bro Price is helping them In
this wofk
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-27

Nls RUBY Dean. vho has been
teaching iu shsphsrds,l'ls has rs
turned home D. spend he SUMNER
saraiion siih her parents. Mr ard
Au n Dean
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-27

A oommitis, of thros. one frum
rsth n ths Ws.irr ksuiueky o..
taao rfosiur deifsis. b. o. meet
in uatu.loro af an early date ard
uuisf Nth lairg gtfu " n.Hr
tsm ~ taahtUf arl ruf % b.
isur ~ thr n,raumsHi u Naft.
sis. state Agricultural Esrsumsui
station. a. b. p.aus Cor oaopsnuse
marketing association.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-27

Dor potato burs uss arssnats of
lead rhs may b. busted on full
strength or MIXED With air slsked
lime Make the dust application
while ihs dew Is on the plan, Paris
green may b. used slso a. = dust
diutnr Il with $40 times a. much
ar slaksd lime
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-27

Mrs.. d. s Rose and Miss Virgin
Ia Guess of Blackwell and Mrs Cora
Conn Moorhead. were entertained At
eight O'Clock breakfast Saturday
morning At the home of Mr and Mrs.
y y Weinrich Winfield lKantisl
Daily Courier
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-27
NEWS IN BRIEF

n Fs'dman and AZ Toiasnf SO
laan sta oan chain of sixteen
hatsH. hayr puWhsssi ths capital
siosk ~ ths Watisfaou Hotel ln
laanul's
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-27
roLu COMMUNITY CLUB


The hut Tuesday in each month.
June 1th next the Tola Club will
meet ~ lhs school The program for
the nsxt mssiiur follow
Music. Orchestra
Cos pea and SOY Bean Growing u
Hsnnstt. T. D. Harris. " D..
nogsll and u Easlsy
Health Talks Dr Davis. Dr Lowry
sorghum Growing for fssd p h.
Croft J \ Cufi
Music. Davis Orchestra
What q Community Club Can a. for
Tom. Brother Capshaw
Ths Relation u The Country Msf
chant D. ihs Farmer " s Rush
iur. r Phillips and 7 Harris
raA By County Agent
A splendid example u deep plow
,ur with a tractor can b. seen Al v.
q mulkslda farm nsar Rsp,on
The breaking vill average shout u
inshcs deep in the Geld
Program u the New Salem Club
Cor the June and meeting
Considering the oost u fertilizer,
Threshsr Blll and ihs Coat of Flour
should W. Sow a Wheat Crop IN
ihs Nsv Salem Valley this Year :
J l. laRus
AS method of corn Cultivation. 7.
l. Wadisll. e Moran
Relative Value of Soy Beans and
reas a. a uor Frri, J \ Garter
Curing Pa Has and Other hAys
Chaf iakue
Car u nahy ChttF u T Hsr
prniinf
Tah by Cuniy Agent
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-27

Mr and Mr. n l. Lamb of
mackford entertained May ib. The
gucsts we're Mr and Mr. W A.
Bahh u Fishirap; Dr Kemp and
family Of Providence. " D Tudor
and family of shady Grove and Pres
Fond and wife u Providence
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-27

Mr. I. . Newcom closed q very
sucssssful school a. Clay last wssk
There Werr ~ rradaatel
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-27

A tunk oonia.niur ttres tin cans
carefully paftei in blankets and "a.
cslsiof. vas lefi unclaimed in the
Uuion siaiian 81 radllah last vssk
To- iunt vas apsnsi and found
that each of ths can. held three sal.
ans u grain a'oahol u b nov
hsinr hr'd ai ths onle of the pro
h.tliiau Enforosmsui Odlsr ~ "a
dllsh
several heat protiaions hav,
been reported in Chsago. Doe % ihs
iud.isn rss in temp miurs
Caf bad ats of strawberries that
usfs thlprcl into rsiulah last vrsl
hfuafhi 81 e. psr crate vhist
amounted o. t2spo rsf ar
Aarun lad.n Martin. nine ysar.
od va hanged vhils playing ciryu.
With $50 oompauaus in q barn or
a farm Ten mils. nofih u Maylsld
While trying stunts hes bad srsr
.at ,iuus. ths companions slipro
Ia mff around Naruna ue,k ~
asi be- ha.ants ani fsll and va.
sifaufloi hsfors hslp could b. ae
Cafrl
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-27

Mr. Encil Deem of Livingston
county was examined Tuesday ln the
Circuit Clerks ofice BY Circuit Clerk
Id A. Lowry in the presence of
Judge Henderson. touching his qual.
ihcations 10 bold the Office u County
Court Clerk of Livingston gIunty,
for which Office be- b. a candidate
He was found 10 b. well qualified
and was granted biz certificate of
qualification
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-27

There seems 10 b. q lot of sensible
people over In Cutisndsn county In
special election the commission
form " government proposed Tor
the county was defeated BY q vote
u isss against 81 In favor of the
proposition Evansville Courier
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-27

suS'sris' for 'A' Press % = year
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-27

LOST Bunch u i've Keys on ring
hinder return 10 Press onics and re-.
ceiye reward
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-04
Special Representative Tells Why
II Has Become Most Talked Of
Medicine in the World Today.
no GREAT MYSTERY
ABOUT 1T, HE SAYS
Merit Alone Has Confirmed II in
the Minds Of the People All
Over The American Continent.

v y. log1n. special representative
IN tho southern states fur Tnnlnc. the
medicine hat has created such a scnsi.
ton I'll over the United states AMI
Canndn. gives SOME highly Interesting
f1cis about Tanllc aud the remarkable
results achieved by a.
CONTRARY 10 popular opinioa" h.
stltO' ''ihcrc II mo- great mystery about
Enlar. except IN Hn f1r as the ch"iniy.
~ uf the human holy itself and what
Il does With substances taken into a..
IN r. mystery Some of the ingredients
~ Tan'ac have been known and uw i
as medicines Cor crniuricf OthcrH arr
- wore recent discovery. brit every ~
IT them II II recognized therapeutic
vlll. md used D., a." medical prufcs.
sion everywhere. Taulacl g. simply a
ruiwingllnr Il these medicinal clcmcnui
.n q way hitherto unknown Hnd which
brings uut their curative and rcCun'
sir.ri.,c powers Ca NEST rrm1rhahi"
i,s.,. Briefly Il. 1llly. irritation II
the stomach. strengthens tho dir- ,iiy.'
and pssimlatiyc organs. builds ur aud
roy!tnlisrs IA, whole system. and gives
the body new powers ui resistance nuf,
-irug.h Gratifying gains In weight ATE
au; uncommon, Ugrccially where r.r'
son has suffered from undcrnourish
msnt brought on by dyspepsia. indi
gcstion. illness. operation or other
causes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-04
ABOUT TANLAC
ARE GIVEN TO PUBLIC

1T II a demonstrated n,ct In medical
Science thrt TIE stomach Il the stiruna
point q - I - "a that alfllot the
hrmnn b, ~ ld un ~ IL the rocallcd
d. asses SOS nj all. but ~
noN SWIM 'r. ~ tn stomach derangc
ments ul the w,,k,n'd condition Of tho
bcdy that naturally follows Some kinds
of rheumatism. gastritis. Ialpitltlon.
nervousness. kidney disorders and liver
complaints are among the more COM
man troubles developed through the
~ianach Scores ~ other diseases have
Leel traced 10 the same source.
'Tanhc was made especially 10 over.
como those n mach complaints and ih'
va; ,ous snonllci diseases and symptoms
That follow them hut tho astonishing
reconHructiNe powers revealed by q
invo not only aston.fh,d the general
public. hut have somewhat surprised
even the nr.ginntors IL the medicine
themselves Tholnnda o, letters rcach
the Tnn'ar offices from all PARTS ~
North America telling e remarkable -
suits derived by pcoplcw ho have suf.
scroi for wears without being able here.
tolorc "a find relief.
"Naumlly. these rcmarkahic achieve
mcY's have speed the fame o. 1anlnc
,o ~ quarters ~ the continent. and thu
demand fur u has noccssiiatcd working
the LABORATORIES night and day.
9TH tr m,ndous popularity 81 Tan
bee grows sicudiiy Instead of diminish
INK and cfn hc explained IN only ono
,yal'--m,Yit. Ito remarkable restorative
effects sccu 90 be- moro permanent; than
hiihor,o believed possible. Thousands or
persons who took 1; when It was frs,
introduced five years ago report that
.hty are still enjoying excellent health,
and millions Il American homes are now
using Tanlac NJ the family medicine al
ter having first tried Il out Thoroughly >
Tanhc IL suld In Amarillo by-J. v.
Collins DRUG Co. and other leading
crugElrtr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-04
COMMUNITY LOYALTY.

Loyalty to the home communi-
~ and the home section are inn
portant TO the expansion and de-
velopment OF both. Home mcr-
chants. home hanks. home factor
les are the bulwarks 10 our az
yanoing program OF development
II is unouesiionably great thlag
o. have in definite prospect Tor
the future. new enterprises, bu' /;
is a far better thing To- foster. pc
tect and develop those already
within our gates.
Nmarillo's institutions are the
pride OF every LOYAL citizen OF the
Plains country. The citizens IN
side and outside OF the city are
served by ihenL and there is i
Jealous concern throughout the
territory for their perpetuity and
prosperity. In the renters % the
Plains county III Texas. there are
institutions amply in keeping
with the size oi the cities and
towns. and maybe in some in
stances even somewhat; in ad-
vance OF the appearant warrant
in the case. and these are worthy
the fullest measure OF support
and patronage.
When the needs OF the people
in any Plains country community
NAV not he met at home. LOYALTY
a. thc entire section would logo
a'ly sugges, Amarillo a the point
c: purchase. ur transaction 81
such other business a. facilities
may no; be available Tor. locally
With a sense 81 LOYALTY. Plain
country people should iirs, tlnnl
a. the. own section. rcndcrmc
patronage according - incir sew
cral desires. last 90 their owr
town stores. banks and other N.
stiiutions. and after that 10 the
stores in the recognized larger
ceuters in this territory. Home
money q, home. is slogan whose
application in practice viii not
disapooint
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-04
ARE YOU SUPERSTTTIOUS?
You Mus,n', lie, the Soap Skid

when I've snip was the common
CLEANSER an the southern plantations
the negroes had a superailtious dread II
ever dnpping their luck" by LETTING
N, soap iar slide from wet hands Tho
natural terror which the prospect 81 the
biting alkrl IN their usually hare fest
might we'll have AROUSED. was nothing
IN comparison With the "houdoO" u the
thing
- thssr day. " one happens g. he
nurrying fo keep = luncheon engage.
m,n, and In doing so lets the pcrfumed
cake slide o. the floor. b. naturally
concludos that the shouted bad tuck.
bad luck" u not mere than the survival
Of a superstition that came from dark.
80 Africa. Via DiNls. Hut such IL not
the ease.
According Ca ancient lore. the Greeks
ihc Scandinavians and the Germans en-.