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Arizona republican., 1920-09-14
ELECTRICITY L|GHTEN|NG WORK
 FUR UP-T0-DATE HOUSEWIVES

process can be greatly simplified by using a machine, soan that removes the dirt while the clothes are soaking and not scalding them. It Is rather pleasant occupation, it seems to me and I have done it often enough to speak with impunity-to wash the clothes in warm. soapy water. wiring them into a basket and then hang them white and fluttering on a line, while your eye catches the blue above and your ear listens to the song from feathered throat nearby. Lots pleas anter, I think. that standing all day behind a notion counter. or stitching endless seams in a petticoat factory. Taking the clothes down again at night. sweet and fragrant with the sun and wind in them-why a ceremony this is I think, lowing to the house hold gods.
 "As for ironing, don't iron any more than you have to. Make underclothes night clothes. house and school dresses of crinkly crepe cloth that doesn't have to be ironed. Let the children wear runners instead of dresses, bloom CTS instead Of pertfcoats Study how to lessen the ironing. Learn how to shirk efficiently. That's a great word efficiently. and we're using it lot lately. If we can use it to shirl by as well to work by we shall be doubling it's value
 Speaking of "shirlling" efficiently, there is nothing that lets one shirlI so efficiently as the modern electric washer. that has taken the rub dub drudgery out of washday. It has cut down the time wasted in lost motions. One of the big costs in business seems to be the high cost of lost motions" as a business man expresses 1t. In other words. if a workman has to han dle material twice or three times get ting it ready to work with. he has consumed two or three times as much time he should. In applying these principles to homework it is easy to see where there are so many lost mo tions in doing various kinds of work the old way by old methods.
 Tn taking clothes off the line. if they are taken hit or miss. they have to be handled over again. while with lit tic care. all of the sheets may be kept together the towels, the napkins doil- ies table linen and underwear. It saves time to so classify the clothes wHen taking them down and it is. good pfactice to take off the line first those that are to be ironed first Another way to save time and reduce motions is to fold the larger pieces as they are taken off the line. The ironing sur face of a big ironer is 42 inches in width and it is best to fold big pieces as near this width as possible and there are no long waits while getting them ready to feed into the machine.
 So one can begin to save time and labor even before beginning to use the big ironer at all, then when you get the plug attached to a convenient socket and the gas connection made, you have visions of even greater saw ings in time and effort.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-14
LATE NEW WRINKLES
 IN ELECTRIC FIELD

A battery charging panel 14 inches wide by 20 inches high has been devel- oped by the Meier Electric and Machine company of Indianapolis. 1t is de- signed for 250 volts, direct current. with a maximum charging rate of 15 amperes in seven steps when connected with 90 cells in series. The same rate may be obtained from 125 volt service when connected to 45 cells in series.
 A new type of tailors irons in sizes 10 pounds to 20 pounds and with shapes including special broad and oval nosed standard tailor irons. has just been brought out. The inelosed coil type of heating is used. A coil of wire suspended on mica, set edge wise in the grooved bottom casting so that the heat is conducted directly to the working surface without having to pass through any installations, is the principle of this device.
 By the use of these coils the manu- facturer asserts twice as much wire can be used as formerly. with less overlooking of the wire.
 Losses to all nations are estimated at aS19 GOO killed in the World war
Arizona republican., 1920-09-14
Electricity, The Modern Energy Save
TECHNICAL MEN MUST Rr,len

LES, Italy, Sept. 12.-yvorLinp- occupying the Armstrong factory ~ fozzouli near here, have pub1isbed = manifesto, notifying engineers and return to work within 48 honrs a1, ,,.ji,
 pc replaced. ''i Ill
Arizona republican., 1920-09-14

There is nothing about any phase of housework that need to be distaste- ful if il is undertaken in the right spirit and done as easily as circum- stances permit declares the editor of Table Talk.
 Clothes have to be washed. but this
Arizona republican., 1920-09-14

ROMAN PREMIUM ON CHILDREN
 By a law passed in 762 B. c. it was enacted that every citizen of Rome who, had three children should be excused from all troublesome offices where he lived.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-14

Losses to all nations are estimated at 9.S19.0O0 killed in the World war
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18
OMAHA men BUY
120 HAYNES CARS
WITH ONE ORDER
Wenger Motor Co. Is Pre-
pairing for the Biggest
Automobile Year in Its
-.. History.

The Wenger Motor company Il
preparing for the biggest automo-
bile year in its history. On every
hand the signs point to a record
breaking demand for high-grade
cars during 1920 The farmers of
the great Missouri valley, educated
to a desire for better automobiles
and having the determination and
the money with which to purchase,
form the backbone Of this tremen-
dous demand.
One of the strongest indications
of this favorable automobile situa-
ton is the colossal size of the orders
now being placed by automobile dis
tributers and dealers throughout the
great central region of this coun-
try.
As an example OF this. condition,
the Haynes Automobile company,
Kokomo, Ind, points to an order
recently placed by the Wenger
Motor company, Haynes distributors
located at Omaha. The order calls
for 120 Haynes cars OF both the
open and closed models. The huge
order, totaling over $250,000, was
brought to the Haynes factory by
Emil c. Wenger, president Of the
Wenger Motor company Of Omaha.
1--WE anticipate the biggest year in
our existence" stated Mr.. Wenger,
"and we are going to get as many
cars as we can purchase. Our terri
tory is populated with prosperous
people who appreciate the full
money value they get when they
purchase a Haynes character car.
These folks are wanting cars Of the
Haynes type and we are going to
do everything possible to see that
we have cars to sell them"
The Haynes, Americas first car.
now exhibited by the government at
the Smithsonian institution, Wash
ington, D. C.. was invented. designed
and built by Elwood Haynes in 1898.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18
TRUCK SHIPPING
FROM 40 MILES
TO Save MONEY
Iowa Farmer Says Stock Rails.
ers Within Radius Of
Omaha Should Adopt
Plan.

Shipping live stock to the local
market by truck Is paying busi.
ness. If shipments are not made
from distances of over 40 miles from
Omaha, according to F. H. Schultz
OF Treynor. Ia. who is said to be
the first man to make a shipmen,
OF hogs to the local market in a
truck.
"Live stock raisers living within
a circle Of 40 miles in every direc-
lion OF Omaha can make money by
: shipping to the local market by
truck" said Mr.. Schultz yesterday,
when he was in with a truckload OF
hogs.
There 10 a decided advantage to
those living within 20 or Is miles
OF the market, as they can give their
hogs . full feed in the morning and
get them to market inside OF two
hours. when they can be fed again
in the yard pens and sold by II a.
nj. without a particle of shrinkage.
This is where the truck has an
advantage over the railroad. 1t
eliminates shrinkage, and | have
known instances where the hogs
weighed in heavier at the yards than
they did At home"
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18
New Paige Method of
Crank Shaft F0ruino

A method of crank case and crank
shaft construction, new to American
automotive engineering and de-
veloped TO assure greater smooth
ness Of operation, is one of the
salient points that is attracting spe-
cial attention to the new Paige light
six chassis.
In the present stage OF the indus
try power and speed are compare
lively easy of attainment. Finer
qualities, such as greater freedom
from vibrations, greater economy OF
operation and longer life are now
the absorbing problems of automo-
bile engineers. Anything, conse-
auently, that purports to attain
these ends receives Its due atten-
ton.
Our new method of crank case
and crank shaft construction" says
Harry M. Jewett, president of the
Paige-Detroit Motor Car company,
was worked out and developed dur
ing the past three years when we
were devoting most of our produc-
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18
Work of Remode|ing the
Cadillac Home Under Way

The work OF remodeling the Cadil-
lac building at goth and Farnam is
we'll under way. and from appear
anees the remodellng work will pro-
vide one Of the best equipped as well
as most beautiful showrooms on the
automobile row.
In speaking of the work which is
heing done. J. II. Hanson said: I'VE
intend to spare no expense in re-
modelling our building. We want
this building to be creditable home
for the Cadillac motor car, and when
of 4 plans materialize | think our
s. ow room and the arrangement
q our building will be one OF the
r pst attractive on Farnam street
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18
Curing Crack.

The following is a neat way o. re-
pairing a crack in the water jacket
or any cast iron part of similar ma
ture. Dissolve some bluestone, cop
per sulphate. in water. Clean the
edges of the crack with sandpaper
or a file. Paint the iron with the
copper sulphate solutions until d
thin layer Of copper has been de,
posted on it. This surface will
then take soft solder very nicely.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18

himself with the Packard Omaha
company. His resignation takes ef-
feet February |. Mr.. Wendell is
we'll known in Omaha and is rated
as an athletic and swimming instruc-
torof rare ability Formerly he was
physical director in the Chicago
Y. M. c. A.
Mr.. Wendell declared he would
devote himself in his new line of
work particularly to the sales de-
partment, making speciality of the
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18
Burns Birthday Celebration
Planned by Omaha Scots

The anniversary Of the birth of
Bobby" Burns will be celebrated
by Omaha Scots on Friday evening
at the Swedish auditorium on Chi
cago street. The affair yill be under
the auspices of Clan Gordon, No. 63.
Order of Scottish Clans. Chief
Howard C. Horne will preside. while
the following program is presented,
dancing to follow Immediately:
PART l.
Overture ................''. orchestf
America ..'..''...''.. .''...;'.
song""A ] Mans a Man. n'...............
song-"Afton Water. "..:...............
;.;..a..;...,....,,.Ml Miss Bess Watson
Misses Hislop. McTaggart. Reed and
song-"Bonnis Wee Thing, ,;...:,..:.:
-"Highand JOY; ...:::.:;. ;...
Address-"Robert Burns. '..............o'
..................D Dr. Frank G. Smith
PART 2.
Song-"Wert Thou in the Cauld Blast
song-;Las:ie O. Mine. ''onn o' ounn
................. Mrs. W. c. slabaugh
Highland Fling. .......................
Misses Hislop. McTaggart. Reed and
Shewan
song--"charlle Is My Darling.
song-"Bonnis Sweet Bessie" .........
...................M Miss Bess Watson
Accomplish. Mr.. Edward Dewar Challinor
Piper. r....... Pipe Major G. w. McDougal
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18
Tracy Sales Manager for
The w. R. Nichols Motor Co.

T. H. Tracy, formerly with Tracy
Bros Cigar company, has entered
the automobile business as sales
manager for the w. R. Nichols Mo-
tor company. distributors Of Dixie
Flyer automobiles. A.
Mr.. Tracy was attracted by the
wonderful hill; climbing ability of
the Dixie Flyer and has decided to
cast his lot with the automobile men
in promoting this branch of trans
portation.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18
Sales Manager for
The Standard Motor
Car Company Here

Standard Motor Car company has
just secured the services of {. ).
Wood, who is well known in this
city, having occupied the position OF
city salesman. In his new connec-
ton Mr.. Wood will, on the start. de-
vote his time to the city sales Of the
Standard Motor Car company, dis
tributers of Westcott cars and Def
ance and Indiana trucks.
Carl Changstrom, president of, the
company, is of tie opinion that there
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18

will be just as great shortage in
passenger cars this year as last and
advises those who contemplate the
purchase of car to place the order
at once to avoid disappointment in
delivery,
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18
Swimming Director
OF Athletic Club to
oin Auto Sales Force

G. P. Wendell, swimming and ath-
letic director at the Athletic club
since its opening more than a year
ago, yesterday resigned to identity
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18
First, Solid Tires;
Then, Pneumatic Tires;
Now Triplex Springs

THE NEW OVERLAND
4 has the most remark
able riding qualities ever
found in a light car.
The discomfort to passen-
gers and the injury to car, due
to side-swaying, twisting and
bouncing are greatly reduced.
The diagonal attachment of
the three point suspension
Triplex Springs at the ends of
a l30-inch Springbase gives to
Overland 4 with 100 inch
wheelbase the road steadiness
Of a long, heavy car.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18

For testing the air in closed rooms
a lamp has been invented in which
there is special candle that burns
dimly or is extinguished as the sup
ply of oxygen in a room diminishes.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18

Packard trucks. He will be enN
ployed in the Office until he learns
the details of the business and be-
comes familiar with the details Of
the cars he will sell.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18
Automotive Statesmen In Annual Sales
Conference Addressed by Factory Men

convention was to instill good fel-
lowship and cooperation. Consider
able educational work was conduct
ed, with 4 view of lending help to
the automobile and automotive
equipment dealers.
Factory superintendents and fac
tory sales managers from all parts
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18

ton facilities to war work. 1t is ex-
clusively Paige among American
made cars"
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18

of the United States addressed the
sales conference, and prophesied
that the year 1920, will be the larg-
est year the automotive equipment
jobber, dealer and car distributor
has ever known.
The sales conference was under
the personal supervision of M. S.
Livingston, general manager.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18

The annual sales conference Of
the Master Sales Co. was held dur
ing the last week at the Paxton
hotel, and the staff OF 26 statesmen,
covering all parts of Nebraska,
Iowa, South Dakota, Kansas and
Wyoming were in attendance.
The primary object of the sales
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18

These springs protect the
mechanism of the car, making
a great saving in upkeep ex-
pense.
Light weight means less
gasoline and oil consumption
and longer tire mileage. You
must ride in Overland 4 to
appreciate its comfort.
Overland Is equipment, of
highest quality, is complete,
including Auto-Lite Starting
and Lighting.
Let us demonstrate for you
the comfort and efficiency Of
this car.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-05

avn mon have rights ard set BE- seems
The haUulrst Joss and sweetest dreams
Nrt Hlwafa Theirs who now and then
lofego fhrii rights for other NOM
Mrn VITO their petty claims release
fur friendship or she sake of peace,
Ard would not make another bleed
Although tho law allowed The deed,
ffiuW moro about me worlds Delights
Tam fhoS who coidly want thcir rights
Give mc the mon who win not press
rhr npinhhur Who ls in distress.
THE mUu of principle who gives
spme though Oi how has brother lives
Nl Nnne.H ithDr herT to sec
D. HnIness than in WAYS oNapti
rhr iuvn who Whom .Nvrp ). doubt.
Nnrreit his cHlu cf v iuDs 10 Out
llD sulll &c. flOher loo ihr ond
Ifur hNhIug boon lu $40 il friend
Copyright 1919 BY Edgar a. GsestD
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-05
Stiff joints
Sore Muscles
Lmosr Up Quickly Under she Sooth-
ing, Penetrating Application cf
HamliR's Wizard oil

In eases OF rheumatism and lame
back Il penetrates quickly, drives out
soreness, and linbefs up stiff, aching
joints and muscles.
Wizard Oil Is an absolutely reliable,
aniiseqtic application for cuts, heTus
bites, and sings Sprains and bruises
heal readily under its soothing, PEN
Grating qualities.
Get il from druggists FOR 80 cents.
II not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money back
Ever eonstipatcd or have sick head
aehel Just try Wizard Liver Whips.
pleasant little pink pills, 80 cents
Guaranteed,
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-05
COMMUNITY Effort.

Those et us who save. with dc
.tt ihc organized .sommunity
spirit hs, cNisied everywhere m
America during the war; will
rafch Nith interest the efforts Of
tlie people of Aberdeen, Wash, to|
confirm, the community eifor, for
tnUr cNn benefit and their
aeiehhor. hcueiii
When the nation was 90 war;,
wt Ml contributed money labor,
material. brains aud our time t0
the general welfare Came the.
auaisiice and we almost instantly
layed into tho old spirit of sol-
f,hnrss. of acknowledgement
HNss Thus ihe most precious
~ Me- war was allowed 90
no bv ihc hoard
Bn rot in Aberdeen
Aberdeen Is lumber town of
about 10000 people h has il,
uor unions. chamher OF CONF
norce. civic organizations, church
societies al much the same as
in ahy other town But this Isl
l, ,hey have agreed 90 do for.
home service. IN peace times
Organized labor under
takes TO support the social
ervice OF the community on
.he understanding that organ
-sd business will look out for
the general prosperity
briefly and generally, The wage
ruue citizens of Aberdeen will
RAISE tHe fmds 90 Support visit-
w ere's organization. SO take
,t hc natlie health provide
public recreation and 20 look after
lnt .uhs. Girls clubs, and other
.r lv aiairs tha make forl
better more c1uienicd living The
.mho of Commerce and thcl
men vill see io MATTER,
,t asfho, improvements, bringing
ia na} industries. ihe cNisusion of
nrNs business aud care fog
bat viii tend to keep
workers busy and drawing
aee regularly
t first blush, this arrangement
ook IKE division of ihel
peonic infe classes but
.fi.at llnip~ fhaf thaf IS what
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-05
ROUNDUP NOT
HALF COMPLETE.

NEW YORK INu g. Announcement
ihni the erelt nationwide roundup. of
Ieds ls mot anywhere near through
was made here tonight hF William D.
flynn chici of tho department OF ius-
iico secret service
we aro gCmp tn continue gathering
Boa reds" hc suiA. FOR wv are not anY-
whore near through We trc just rest-
ms up. So thnt we can renew car work
with increased Nigor.
Five hundred and nfiv aliens arrested
durine tho raids Jos lhis and ncighhur-
ing cities on Friday night and saturday
were hcid on Eliis island tonight iof
deportation proceedings The few
American citizens taken into custody
and found Implicated in seditlous proc
plgandu VIII Doc turned over io thn
state authorities l0r prosecution nm
der the cfim ull uuarchs statute.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-05
SECRETARY d ANIEL.S
REPLIES TO ATTACKS
ON HIS AWARDS.

nct with miucs and were olihor sunk
coz nut 0ui of action mere readuE
OF tine plain recital iu ulCH ut These
attacks aud tlc demouuor of tha com
mandlng officer Viii leaec no room tn
doubt ihat f awards are to bee given
fur goodness and Judgment u danEcr
disregard ef personal safety add Hplcn
ala courage go any men who EuYr
glory tu tho navy boz tho world WIT
tney should sn 60 ail ton OF these com
mHudinE officers. ana district honuls
should likewise go 90 othor brave ofd-
ccrs Hnd men undor attack
Records Are
Given Chairman.
Incorporated Boz tho iottor were tho
records of am u4 fhe OlfireFs vino lost
ihoir vessels inclNellg Commander ID.
~ Baglcp nephew ui Mrs Daniels,
Hnd Commando Perry ~ Foote ihe
socrctHys ald about whom much 0f
tlD controversy has conferred
no Commander HaFlrys casc Mr.
Daniels quoted from q letter hy Rear
Admiral Sims n connection with hls
approval of thr fndmga of tRe cour
of inquiry epuNclsa# - 4uNcstleate tho
i1ss of hnElryH ship
RasicSs handhne of the situation
after bis aHin WAS iurucdnod Wna eN
nnthlug thnt 2 expected boz tne way
of efuCirucN good iulsmeut courage
and chivafous action Admiral Sims
wrote
Rcylcwng 4h, case Uf Camm .f i.
Fuute whose hN the Ni heUt iHH-
coln. paa srurE hf thrnr torpedo.
simu.tneaa 't ana su h m imrts mu
AGES. tnr secretary 4lutad AiWiui
SIMS report aa luIinWv
'fhC sWHli lN.a nf Use duC H
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-05
FURTHER PLANS OF
TIE THE RADICALS IN
AMERICA SHOWN.


4h,Vlatar long haired mon and short
hairDa women Who encourage anita
tors ana promote sodiilon. an e pas.
time. Attnru0, General pnlmei iudny
appended 90 congress for prompt ae-
ion on iha hill submitted b, hiiu aoy-
oral months tfo which would strauath-
ga the dcparununi on mailcr u dealing
wlth American rltlxcne oUnaid,rsd ian-
SERIOUS 10 inc nation
comma on the hrcis ut the most
aurcesainl nationwide rald r,nr made
In this countr, ou rentcfs ol radical
utupaeaudn. Ma paimcrn statement
Na1 fDrA41tl Win tllDsual iatetcst ht
teufeqcutstlt.a nnd .ruaiufa hrrf for
ihD ttcouVcuiug uf congrtag tomorru~.
At inant cine 0f the mon taken ln the
rnna la u siN official and numerous
utltH Ire natives uf thlH ruuutry or
have taken out citizenship papers after
long residence. % if tlioae that Mr.
Palmer dU4rOa SO nandlr through the
federal counts rather than go ieANu
ih .lg punishment to atutc trihgnala. lNt
ln the ahfenre ui "a federal law hs ls I'M
ahlo to- do $50.
Situation ia
Very Grave.
I'm order that the department OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-05
OLGA PETROFi
WINS HOMAGE
AT THE MOORE

Exotic Olga Ietrova. ordered by
her ocniists 20 abandon the calcium
glare ~ photoplAy studios. came to
the Moore sunday and exactcd fun
homage from vaudeville audience.
The orchestra remained silent an she
walked on the stage First nho sang.
simply and sincerely. Don't Cry. Lit.
tie ORR, Don't Cry" Then "A isth
century ballad But /, WIS her pow.
effui emotional acting. In a scene
from South African drama. that re.
veaied her depth Of power as an
artist. She laid bare the soul OF
woman held in bondage while her
heart hungcrs for a love that In more
than animal hum-drum Then she
sang again and finally had the audi.
ence singing her own song. The
Road 10 Homany."
The rest Of the bin is character.
isticaliy Orpheum vaudeville Gene
Greene. animated sonFs,er. George
Ford and no Cunningham. Ethel
Clifton. In Diamond Cut Diamond"
they arc all TOP. notch variety en-.
iertainerS Brent Hayes plays the
banjo. while SAmstcr & Marion close
tho hlil with a novel physical culture
exhibition. Three Stewart sisters
dance In tho opening number.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-05
MARRY NE, MARY"
AT LEWIS ORPHEUM

Ted Hawland. the new producer at
Levy's Ornheum. has given TO the
patrons Of Mr. Levy's large musical
comedy organization an Easter week
attraction In Marry Me Mary" Lew
White is an attorney who IN having
a hard battle TO get his daily bread.
and Oscar Gerard Is a doctor In the
same boat. clifford Dunstan as a
friend Of the two offers capable sup
port. while BeSs Hiil plays Mary
smith. In her usual splendid manure.
Pauline Arthur, Robert Lorenzo and
Fioy Ward have supporting parts 10
which they are capably fitted.
Miss Hul scored the biggest hit
with the audience in the musical line
when she offered as her number
Baby" with the girls. Little "Flos-
sy'' sturgis and slim" Freeman, an
individual six feet seven inches in
height. have a clever humorous mum.
Der. Robert Lorenzo has a catchy
number with the girls In Moon.
shine" Blanche Hall offers a pretty
number with the girls. New and
pretty costumes were one OF the no
ticeablc features.