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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-29
TO MOVE TAEIS
OFF central AVE.
City to Negotiate With Y
for Use of Vacant Lot
for Autos

Al a meeting % the riuy commits.
sioncrs ias, night. ,. \. naynplds was
appointed 10 negosiatc with ihe y n.
e. A. IN an cnort TO secure the vacant
lot eas, OF the v. N. G.. a. for the
u-c Of the taxi drivers a. a central
taxi station.
Heretofore the "a companies who
operate from one 10 live cars each
have brcn scattered nfonr the curb
IN Central enu and In addition to
%conEesting traffic. have been incon-
venlcnt Cor the taxi patron.
In discussing the matter. Chairman
W N. ronncl who has Just returned
from q rip through California. stated
that taxi companies In most OF the
California cities are allotted specially,
circumscribed areas upon which 10
Iark their cars. BY doinr this a hir
step In regUlstinE traffic has been
accomplished
The parallel system OF marking mrs
was also considered al this time ana
It's advantages discussed. The matter
will De definitely decided upon soon.
The proposal 10 complete the nav
ing % the business streets before the
residential streets. Included In the
paving program. waH especially em-
rhasized by Chairman Cnnneil and
unanimously approved BY the com
mission Al the present time comcnt
and asphalt market conditions are
very uncertain aud In cnsc of "a tie-up
The residential district would suffer
loss than the torn un business blocks.
Tho paving OF Fourth street yester-
DAY was DISCONTINUED because OF h
asphalt shortage.
An amendment OF the ordnance
eoVrrnlns the use Of the cts sewers
by property nwntrs outside the city
limits wa adopted. The ordinance
nov provides for a charge OF SIS for
connection with each house on apart-
ment supplied with gravity sewers
and SIS for those served under the
pumping systcnE
T.. 49, Swope suggested that the
coupon system OF the Ice company 10
Investigated At the present time IL
was reported thai the company wul
still excluding IT, sales. OF the wagon.
To coupon bearers. city Attorncy
kcleher Was directed 20 learn wheth-
90 the company il stlil pcrsisting in
It's demands.
The New Mcxico Health board pro-
gram introduced ny IN. e.. 4. Waller
was endorsed by the commission aud
"a special Joint meeting MIL be- held
tonight by both city aud cuuuly com
missioners 10 Discuss the matter aud
arrive at the amoun OF a tax levy
FOR 1921 70 curry out the work.
uf. Waller Immediately after laying
the plans before the comm ssion re-
turned 20 santa 80 last night M
will arrive here today in time to at
tend the meeting.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-29
USES OF ASPIRIN
TOLD BY BAYER
Bayer Company, who introduced
Aspirin IS years ago,
give advice.

Wien the Haver Company intro.
ducrd Aspirin over eighteen Year,
ago phy siclars soon proved DO a mar.
yclous help iu relieving rheumatism
Colds. Headache Neuralgia. Earachr
Tonthach. LumhuEo. Nouritls. Ach.
ing joins and pain 90 general
To rct his same genuine world
fumoua Nsn.rin. you must ask Cor
"iuycr Table ~ of Aspirin married
with the "BIVcr Gross You Will
nnd safe % proper directions bod
every uuhruken package
Handy tln uuvcs of o. tablets cost
only H few coufr Druggists tisp self
larger "iayrr' packages Aspirin 81
the trude marS o. luyeI aiuuuflrtur.
OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90 Sailcsut-
icid
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-29

Wisconsin, Ia The greatest dairy
state. Minnesota ranks next.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-29

liver ana -frniEhtcu you up better
and quicker than Nasty Calomcl and
without making yuu sick. YOU Just 60
Iu"H % Er. your money.
n you ut" culumeI. today youu be-
si.E and Sfod tomurtow be-
.tts Do mas -Ailyatr you, while If
s,u ukp uu1run'- Liver Tone you
UHl Ntl' up feeling great, fun ~
ambition. aud ready Tor work OF play
lfs harmless, pleasant and fafv 10
give %" "Hiliran, they like D..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-29
<. OF c. CONVENTION
GOES TO ROSWELL
Switched From Las
Cruces Because of In
itiation in Roswell

Owing 70 the fact that n council ot
The knights % columbus n 10 be In.
atiiuicd 10 Roswell on May nc and
~. The state convention OF the order.
which was ~ have inren held In las
criccs on May A. viii be he'd In
Roswell al the same time as the in
stifutlon 81 the new council.
The three degrees Of the knights
% Columbus win he excmplficd fsr
one hundred candidates M Roswell
By State ncpuiy Is. a. Davies. OF san.a
~. assisted hy District Deputy NJ. !.
Kelly ~ Clovis A degree team from
tho central part Of the state Will u.s.
sisi the major officers. Amarillo.
Texas. viii q n large delegation
10 Roswell for the occasion. A BAN
quot h. 10 he served SUNDAY night
aud q hall on Monday evening.
The Institution OF the Ruswcll
council win mark tho establishment
vi he first branch Of tho Knights
OF columbus la pccus valley
Many knights are planning 90 go
from Albuquerque 20 participate in
b exQmplincauon the order haN-
Ing been first established IN Now
Mcxicp Ia this city In 1909. Flourish
Ing councils Of b X. OF e. now exist
tn Ration. las Nceas. Santa Re. Alhu-
querque. las Cruces Fort Bayard and
other places
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-29

wAelliScToN. Arm 3p--Van H.
Manning. director Of she bureau Of
rHlnfa. has resigned. effective June
ne. 70 become director Of research or
The newly Organised American Pc
ffuieum institute. composed Of he
hAdinR petroleum producers OF the
country.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-29
California Syrup Of Figs"
Child's Best Laxative

Accept '~r'niifornier syrap or Figs
onif-iook for the name california
on the rnckaEe. then you nre sure
your child Is haslne the hcHi and
loen a. fruity trarr. Fini -directions
~ each bottle. You must say CALI
IlLnla.H
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-29


more than sufficient = Tor Join
inf the army; hut there is another
uud arcttsr motive Tor DOMINIC tho
olive drab. DO you love your cuun-
Try ana would you be worthy ~ her ?
You must be willing TO serve her both
in war ana peace.
Have you, like Nathan Hare. one
NE to give for your country II 80.
Join the army
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-26
GRECIAN CALAMITY.

The most grievous thing about
the Greciau situation is not the
defeat OF Neuizelos, nor the in
evitability OF his being pointed at
as the Woodrow Wilson OF the
Hellenes.
II is not the probable return OF
Constantine and the sardonic
smirk upon the face OF the man
who was TO have been hanged
from the roof OF Putsdam Palace
II is not h,e fact that the ex-
king is u be he next king and
this gives a wilderness oi para
grauhers the chance 10 say tina
the next king is the un-exd king
What i 10 he feared is even
worse than that.
For. suppose stantine returns
and II ! siinally decided that the
Turk is 10 be pushed on, OF Eu-
rope. aud in looking around Tor .
guardian for the City OF the Bos-
phorus. it is finally decided that
Greece shall be given possession
and realize her ancient ambition.
Don't you see that this will give
the king of Greece the chance C
say that ;he brightest jewel in his
crown is the Constantine-opal,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-26
Boys Shoot Holes
in Screen Trying
Villain in Movie

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Nov 25.-cas
sar. Augustus, Homulus. Claunc, aud
William. live vyarold Negro
tuys, whose corresponding last name
arr Johnson, carter. stewart Crlp.s
and Brown. went o. the movies. \
stripping drama ui Western llf, WI.
tafoWu GA The screen GO 5O1 lnItucnd.
rncc avenue. Tn, five sat wei ~ tho
'front.' uf the crowded huus, and
watched with bulging ewes the battle
between the hero and villain on the
RINK of high prc,iuire. Just as il
seemed that the hero would BE- thrown
over the ledge into space two shots
WeIS Tired
The police found Caesar. Romulus
aud Augustu9 hiding under seats. AMI
CLgcnoc and William back II the nj
ano. The frightened five were taken
Ia police headquarters They admitted
firing the shots. explaining they want.
81 10 ALI the villain before he forced
the hero over the cliff Tn. two bul.
III holes IN the screen at The thentr,
proved that the hoy who fired was q
sood shot
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Daily News want Ads bring results.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-26
GERMANY's NEXT WAR.

Germany is keeping the records
clear for her next war. When il
comes. there can be no complaint
that sufficient warning wasn't
given. The Germans are clumsy
conspirators. They must exercise
their warlike spirit with incurablc
bravadc in the open. Tha, is what
Germany has done by notifying
the League on Nations that she re.
pudiates her signature 20 the col
onial clause oi the peace treaty
There is. in fact. no COLONEL
clause separate from the treaty
To repud.a;e part OF the treaty i
20 erase the German signature en-.
tirely. Cermany's action show
clearly that when the proper time
comes. the whole treaty viii be
come a scrap OF paper.
When beaten nation repudi
stes the treaty OF peace. il mean
a renewal oi war. theoretically.
the German nation once more Is
at war with the allies. Germany
considers il an armed peace Only
for the moment. however. When
the time becomes propiiious, Ger.
MANY will strike.
While war is thus openly being
created in Europe. America
stands aloof. America has no OF
ficial representatives ~ the meet
ing place OF the League Of Nations
20 protect this country's interests.
Another world war is in the max
ing and America has her bach
turned as she had when the last
war was IN preparation. Never
has a great nation shown greater
folly. America will be dragged
into the next world war as she
was forced into the last. Neutra'
rights win no respect ~ a worle
conflict. II Europe starie tie
bloodletting again, America must
defend herself. ,holgh she will
have no vital interests in the
quarrel.
The only way another war like
the last can be prevented is for
America 20 compel Europe 20
keep the peace. America has tn.
power. But. America must be on
the ground every time trouble
arises. America must associate
with the European war makers 10
halt their mischief. Better the
little cost and the slight risk o.
that procedure than the enormous
losses OF another war. Europ,
must be watched from within the
League OF Nations for Americas
own protection.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-26

tiers here The recent military crisis
delayed publication of the report
According "a the American Rod
Cross statement foriy.one hospitals.
thirty orphanagcs, nineteen homes tor
the aged and ten child.fccdiug stations
were cured Tor during the one month
which the Red Cross carried ON ~
work In the ukrninlan city.
That kicv h. one NJ the most cos.
mupult aa tuNns In Eurono IN shown
by the American Red Cross report,
which reveals AID given a. institutions
II every nationality, rcflocting tho
city'a long checkerod history 81 Polish.
lkruinlnn and Russian regimes du,.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-26
BLUE SKY LAWS.

lad brokers bcmoan the curb
ing qualities Of the blue sky law,
in these days Of money opulcncc
I The sale oi stocks and bonds /.
easy The rubber stock coiipanie.
AMI the oil companies number
hundreds Some may be good
some may ne bad. But the bad
ones would be a good deal worse
probably. II Il were not Tor the
blue sky laws.
Jdst how or when or where that
term was born. no one seems 10
ln'w. But it was pat. and il has
stuck. Out IN Kansas. however.
they had bank commissioner
who. wears AGO became curious.
lie found q lot OF companies deal
ing largely in nothing. hut tie
ro,h'rg was being Sold al So much
per share The bank commits
'ipncr declared thu. these sharp.
ers wrre "capiialiling the HUE
sky And u wasn't long until
the HLnsa, legislature had enact
Cd SOME pretty good laws tina.
barred cor. ora,ians from giving
nothing les, than he blue sky fn~
security That sas nine wears,
ago. Anl it was rome too ,.,tI
Nav nearly iwo-ti,rdS oi the
states have laws designed :,
force the filing OF complete in
formation with state officials oil
all stock Offered.
VI that. one authority asserts
the investing public is robbed oil
AT least Slso.ooo.ooo a year by
way ~ investment in WORTHLESS
securities. One experienced cid
gentleman suggests a homely but
apparently good method OF evad- |
ing stock investment pitfalls. HeI
advises talking over stock invest
ments in foreign companies with
the hometown banker first. He's
h blue sky law worth listening a. 80
thi swiSe old fellow says.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-26

Ing the pas, 500 years That Il T.
likewise both a strong Red Cross town
ANA vigorous iewlsh Community
was shown In the discovers that TWEEN.
y y the city's foriy.one hospitals
were Rcd Croh Institutions. ten Tx.
rninlnn. five Russian and five Polish.
while twely" Of ~ thirty orphansgcs
We're Jowl'h.
Hospitals would appear 10 De the
special welfare interest Of the Poles
of kicy. thirteen IT the total of forty.
one lcng conducted them. The Uk.
uinian came next with ten There
were fourteen ukninian orphanagpI
ana four Polish
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-26
&ae
SUFFERING CHILDREN.

Estimates state that there are
100000 helpless children in Cen
trail and Southwestern Europe
Herbert Hoover. noted Tor hi,
work in behalf Of the Commission
for Relief in Belgium. told The
Literary Digest OF the intense
suffering among them and de-
clared that America must not iail
humanity in this crisis.
Hoover asserted that the pres
ent resources will be exhausted
in January and that S2S.ooo.ooo
must be raised BY that time to tide
through these millions OF helpless
and orphan children.
PreSident-elect Harding has
realized the seriousness OF the sit
uation and was among the iirs,
90 volunteer a subscription OF
Ss.soo.
Rev. II. +. Brooks. pastor OF the
Polk Street Methodist church,
told those in attendance at the
Thanksgiving Day service ves,er-
day that a contribution OF $40
would feed and clothe one OF these
children until the new crop is har-
vested.
Mrs. Avery Turner has accept
ed the Craftsmanship Of a drive
that will begin next Monday for
this pnrpose. When workers for
this purpose come 10 Won. con-
tribute literally and freely.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-26

best for children could be- reached
easily TIN window displays were nll
made up ~ footwear fur the youngsters
ana the new paper advertising stressed
90" fact that the little ones we're 10 b.
I'nrfirinrirs ~ special prices and spp.
cinlcial prices and special attentions
Tho move that captured the husinors
was the wide publicity given % the fact
That thu parents who sent their childf 20
Go WethcrhCld a N',zurr would find
every clerk drilled into waiting ON ~,
Middle fiisi, End instructed o. lrt tho
youngsters hr the loss Absolute fro.
dom was given DO, children Tnsv
tucked the Shoes they wanted and d
th'm 40 bargain rates.
ln iis advertising tne firm pointed ont
IN" desiructi,Uu'ss that children usual.
Is display tuwufd 100 their clothing and
especially with rp.p,,f tu then shoes.
w addition. The ptrput who huys shoes
that de- not ~ runs the risk of running
IN" f,,t ~ the children policy which
would cost more bon thr long run than
TN purChf'e ~ ~, righi Kind of Shoes
N'thcrhold g M,tgg,r put over N
weeks business that represented the
capture of considerable new trade anal
laid The foundation fug greatly bon
creased hlsincs. later rn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-26
Specialization sold 1904
shirts la One IIay.

] Two thousand sIlk shirts sid IN a..
/ opening day ~ "a weeks sale with 49,
turns iu tn day an this single hor'
| aFErtEIiinr more than 81. 600
This was the feat Too retail m.r,han
tiFing recently uccompl he'd by Ma
/ DUuEall a Suuthwick's IN Srattir under
the direction a. u u0pkins. nlts
| manager. And % was followed up SOM
time later ly q sale 10 mems ties that
brought equally remarkable results.
Whom Siles Manager Hopkins decide /
t' EU uut after the mem trade n /,
vigorous manner. be- realized that there
we've many natural adverse rireuil.
stances that he had 90 fac. First. the
sinuD Wn- hy uu means an establish.
Wrut That had catered tu men Second.
u WAS hsaNu GO "a, uulli, as r. dpunr,
mrut store and the ay~fag, man. Hup
kins aI prvciaivd, has natural aver.
si'u &" shopping in e department store.
prefer ~ 90 make his purchases in "a
mems speciality shop.
Intensive specialization" WAS IN,
plan finally decided upon as the best
WaN Geo gain the mems trad,. lIupkin.
devoted considerable STUDY tu m,u'a
wear Uc studicd himself and he stud.
icd other men aud concluded that shirts
and ti"- were The chief Items carrying
to- gr'tt,si appeal a. the average man
Hil' hr prepared Oh meet any dcmanl
iu mems furnishings. he firmly decided
o. r'rnli1r on mems shirts and ties.
From the Time De- launched his special.
l4"d drive On IA" male population ~
seattle the returns have been consist
entity swelling the climax coming un
ihn opening day W IA, recent silk shirt
sHi' when the uO0 shirts we're moved.
About week lsfuir the sale starts !
mail campaign u launched IA sending
circular matter Co business executives.
Hopkins invariably uses what h know ~ |
as open matter" ON the face III A.
folder. 60 ACROSS the face 81 an cnvcl. |
upc, The announcement II the sale 81
presented in a manner that catches the T,
eye 81 Sly. Individual letters ur ap.l
npun,rm'rtS enciuscd In plain cny,i. Y
opss arc rarely seut out Co business
executives Tor the reason that HOPKINS
believes that by so doing many advan
iagos are lost. His philosophy ON thai
II that mail matter. hcfor, reaching IN u
executive, passes through several hands /
befurc u reaches the desk of the man %
whom Il Is addressed First. there are
The employees IN the postotfice. Thea
there u the mailman. The man who 70.
etiNes the mail az the Office II the bus.
ness executive n another important Ia.
tor The person who delivers the mail 1
In the office Is another o. bc considered
Then there II the secretary and possibly /
IN" stvnugrapher o. the executive All
NJ these people In the opinion ~ Hon.
sins, are prospective purchasers ofi
mems shirts. either Tor themselves o.
IN thc casr ~ women, Tor their nus.
snnds. swocthcarts ga others.
ON The DAY preceding the actual up.'i.
Ing 20 the sale liberal space II used In
lll the dally newspapers and the result
As already proven. more than Justify
the time and trouble expended.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-26
liat, In a IIardware Store,

Last summer the salt Lake Hard
war" Company ~ salt Lake city. Utah.
added n lire that might be said % H.
either a hardware line or a hatter's lire
hats. In the last two months ego Il
them were sold.
There was hu, one style and the price
was thirtv-fiVe cents They We're hei.
mrts, such as we're the prevailing style
"a the \. L. 7. Miners bought some.
folks who wished curioslties bought
others. but boys bought the greatest
number. settling a new style about the
town fur Juvenile headgpar.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-26

P1rkersburg. W. Va, plumbing
concern adyertiSes they are
plumbers with 4 conscience. s.
biggest need is for plumbers with
a memory who never have To 60
baci. 10 the shop Tor a wrench.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-26
1000 Babies Are.
Saved in Poland

WARSAW, Noy. sS.-Two thousand
starving babies, besides 10000 hospl.
On! patients 5000 orphans. 1000 agvl
and 200 war iuyalids were given Amer
lean relief In kiev during the Polish
ocrltatlon Il that city last summer,
says an official report just made pub.
h. "a American iced CrusS hpud,itiar
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-26
Children Ruled This Store
fOr a Pull Week.

Making the children boss" for an
"niire week proved q paying move for
The Motherhood 4 Metzger shoe store In
Allentown. Pa. Curing the last month.
Every clerk In the store was instruct.
cd 20 arrange stock ~ that the Shoes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-26

New York limits the height OF
buildings, but apparently hasn',
limited the height OF the black
mail.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-26

no tick for tick-ticks" licked
the Western Union 10 the State
DEPARTMENT.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-26
U. 5. IS POLE STAR,
PcRRlS TELLS HARDING
CoHtinued from page oneJ

After the banque, Mr. Harding held
pubic reception IN the union club.
where the dinner was held and shO0t
hands with hundreds ~ Panamans.
Though he made no rcfcrance In ~
speech AZ the banquet O. specific dlplo.
matte policies. The Prcsldcnt.Elect
MS before him as ~ spoke cdtalled In.
formation gathered during his Wis
herr on many subjects affecting tho
! canal management and relations with
Panama.
Protest against Land Policy.
Among the dain was memorial ad
dressed 10 him hy go citizens of Colon
rotSs,irg sgalnst the present American
lana pol!cy aluns the canal zone boun.
darfs and declaring that the United
states u trying 70 onlargs her terri
'si1l holdings and sphere q influence
Ia Central America by unjus,iflab,c
m'thods. The document compared the
alleged m~'hosis with thos. eruployci ~
n" Washington government In Haii
and SaE.a nomlngo. and asserted thar
Panama = sossrcignty Was beiag crushed
little ~ attle.
Aaoshcr proiiem % which Mr. Hard.
INK has given thoughtful attention 4.
u an@s;ipn Il ne cnfrrceinen, ~ arl.
iiatirn In the canal zone.
Tho task ~ preycr'Ir- i-'rx.r-rts
irnm entering the canal zone through
Panama and Colon 10th u which He
"a ~ boundary lines. has ben faun I
/ v,rT difficuii aud a mo,,mont of cur.
siderable proportion Is undlr wav
sn.t NJ sDin" & th- apnauia offiri. l.
20 r1ale a lao cities dry t,rritofs.
1he o.si sh.stige a the canal 4h.,h
b. ihrcaieninr camui,rrlai activities b.
s;ll another t1Ias IN whish Mr.. Hardins
has taken an sciiye interest," Nor h..
he ossrloni II In his confcrenc.g vita
tho zone offc.ais the question ~ tha
g o'quar, q the PRESENT fortifioauons a
tie tinal
Ala ill.m TIE ilnquet and rccsftior
'nnigat IA o. Wls M note q sprrrai,it
o. 30 ~ en- GO aHfrefIrs "a.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-26
IHEBUSINESS
COLUMN s.,

In h column which apsar and shor
neral NV
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-26
JOIN THE MOOSE.

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-26

Celumet Douahnut
Recipe
Z cups OF pastry
-four. } level tea
spoons Calumet
Baking Powder. =
teaspoon Of sab,
eupof sugar 2eeE
heaten together, 2
teblespoonsofmelt.
cd butter. ! Cup of
miik Then mix in
the regular vsy.