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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19
AMERICAS POSITION.

Peru and Bolivia ere on thn poin,
OF open warfare
Peru and Bolivia are members Of
the League OF Nations
The United States o. America.
which sustains the Monrp, doctrine
which makes America morally g..
sponsible for the peace % thls hem.
isphere is no, a member OF tho
League of Nations.
The breaking oft of diplomatic TO-
lations between Peru sal Bol.vl1
will put the case square,. rn TO We
Supreme Council
The Monroe doctrine prohibits IN.
terferenee on the par q European
nstiops In the affairs Of tht D. 70.
isptcre.
And yet the United State 8.
father 20 the League 81. Nl'uns
vhieA---by refusing 10 recosgIrr b
---eohgress would mako The rock
against which to dash the ship o.
State.
A "wis." congress witch diily.
dsliies with the matters 81 the NO..
most importance apparently boiiey'
Ing that while ~ members argue
and play peanu, politics in au effort
TO discrtdit the greatest pr".id ~
the nation has ever had. the rls' ct
the world will stand sin with aha'ed
breath.
TIA, the Supreme Council go
ing TO be effective IL Indicated ~,
the action taken by allied forces M
der It's orders u, ConstaniIuoplc the
day before YESTERDAY when that
town was taken over and - afislr.
began 10 be administered hy repre-.
sehtatives OF the League Of 81
tons
We do no, believe that the United
states can afford 10 remain outside
the pale Of the League Of NatIoh'
for long. because. I, Is cyeryvhor,
admitted. that ~ . member ut 'ho
body America will be- . world leadc'
while a. IN independent there VIII
Be many unpleasant matters arising
with which she viii have difficulty
IN coping with under the circum.
stances. Embarrassment or open
hostility viii resul, from time 20
time.
Let "a hope that oongres. viii "a.
pedi,e a. work In order iha, Amer.
lea may agsin control her full
strength IN the affairs Of ~. world
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19

threat this government viii be- re-
loved Of much trouble and expense.
After they have departed We should
close The door after them and erect
a conspicuous sign, that can De- read
across thr Atlantic America for
Americans uul'
II the alien desiring admltiaucc 20
this country cannot furnish "a clean
bin Of health and evidence of rca-
.ouahly good character aud also
express willingness or desire to be-
come m American citizen be- should
not be- permitted 10 land loo AmcI q
lea
America doe. not need the scum
NJ Europe We want th, best ot
nothing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19
RUSSIAN ExODrs THREATENED

The announcement by the Work.
ers' Defense Union. that "as pro.
test against the governments con-
duct OF the alien deportation ease, o.
n movement would be- started 70
Bfins sbon, a general eSodu. from
the United States ~ 40 Russians.
disturbs NO one
The Russians bacs Of me We
inent di-clsim n j. said 40 cUnnec-
fion Nth the communist or soviet
orssniiatlons and that they are act.
ing because Of injustice inflicted
upon foreigners
The statement is not borne uut iu
fact. when they also ADD The soviet
government has Offered 60 provide
100 ships Tor the general With
drawal o. soon o. the relations With
the outside world become more set.
tied"
The movement II carried out ao'
cofdlng 20 the threatened plan vIl'
relieve this government 81 fr.a'
snxieiy. Russia il the place fcf al'
Of that stripe ~ so-eailed citizens
They are not Americans and the
quicker they are landed upon their
native shores the better for rs and
for them: and n they carry ont their
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19
rHr howl Oi riiE "otTs."

Tho Wicita Fails Times correctly
remarks that ~ takes uo moro than
The mos' casual Of observers ~ polls.
Ties 10 note that the critics OF gov
orrmcntal o,'rlv1canc" are always
hoa or iho out-il, looking in.'
How true .s th,. 90 our republic
can brethren who have been howl
ng ~ hich heaven about democratic
waste during lhe recent world war
when winning the war. at any cost
was ESSENTIAL. and whom cost WAS =
secondary consideration 20 speed
Ru, cvrn az that 70 Is well 10 re-
member that though the executive
"a democrat q republican house
aa bad 70 in o. power to ,ur'ail
.pcu.os vhrcscr Il WIS d''mc'
necessary. ana M 20 the present
r,od dsy that cur'ailmeut where
= com br-t be- accomplished h"'
leyar boon attempted
On tbo other hand there ha'"
boon 600 mpi, 10 block constructs"
legislation which has been advanced
3, mo democrats ON the ground Of
.,N'r1yagancc
IN. good business man under.
turds tha' b is not oXtraydeanco 10
nat. substantial outlay 90 secure
hs bulr,s, 20 the more firmly r..
'atr.n business tor the fu'H,o
q, vU' mako iho necessary eNpcrl'.
tur,. g.. purpose oI this sort atd
u 'he suc time occupy himself
with stopping uu tbe small LEAFS.
thlt m.t occur iu DO" ylrlou, de-.
rm..i .' Dol. busno..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19
FEELING BLUE?
LIVER LAZY?
TAKE 4 CAL9TAE
Wonderful iloy Young anc Encr-
gctic iou iccl ihrr Taking tbs
Nans ralcss CHlUmcl Tablet.

n yea have not tried CIlotah'
YOU have delightful srfrisc await
nc you The wonderful liNcr-clclns-
ng ana systcm.puriiylng properties
culomcl NAV now be- enjoyed with
,ut the slightest unpcasanincss \
"nlo'lb ~ hcdt.mc With a swallow
Il wa'orthats an so taste, no
ats. nor tn slightest uuplca.au;
fleets You wake up In tie morn
nc feeling 3 oecod that you want to
augh about n. Your liver is clean.
.ou rsystcm is purified, Your app.
tie hearty Eat what You wish.
io danger. The neat time YOU feel
lazy. mean. nervous, blue or llsconr.
ircd sive your liver q thorough
'l,arsirg with = Calo'ah They are
~ perfect that vonr druggi-' is Juth-
orilcd to refund the price as q guar
antcc that lou will b. delighted.
Cn,o'abs are sold only IN original
,palod packages Price thirty-fiyc
.us ~ all drurstorcs 80 tadvl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19
Uncle Sans Garden
Information Service
INV TOOLS NEEDED iOi
mr. HOME GlliDl,N-
ktEp ENpINslS WiNN

Thru tFrdrn4- Do uiI Dec lhrU'
LlilrLs IRON start tu fuI.h. Hud ~
Get bios grown IN them shonl i rot
coi at much 49, u would cost To- buy
hem on the market h,p item OF
expense should be- kept down THIS
be- p,riull' true m thH pHrhl'o o.
tools According a. tinted ~i'' T
Department Of NrurrIrur' pccial-
i.is Some g~den,r- hove 80 id"a
,hu they must nae IHIt' a-Hoil
muui of hoes ana rHkU. wheel noes.
..H drills prat nF ouii.'f 'n1 -p"'
O.I equipment before fH'N can begin
tu e.ticu fiui the tools 1riVFlli
required In The cultivation OF 81 ihrit'
rlilgu ~ few and simple \ pad'
or padding fork. steel ldk' "nI q
hoe loreihcr with o. pi'c" oi string
.rI i've small WunI'u take 1r"
o.. chief cFsonii, iI' It" %
number IT uth.r TOOLS uHh q. %
iroNrl. -ptinklinr Dr heel hoe.
seed drill ard wh'pltWruN tHHi 100 q"
often be- used 20 advantage hui thr'
.ro not lhsDlui,l, necessary
II D. important however iNd' 10,
fcv essential tool. be- properly cpr"d
Tor and used frequently E,uV time
ihoy ate used they should b" cleaned
gud stored lu dfy pIl," Also th"'
houli b. kept shIIp sn ih'i tho
Nur. wu, be- done n.-ils and. thor.
.nghh \ GOOD job of No"ins can
not hc dome with 90 lull ur RUSTY mo-"
y iUr garden - located ~ q
dIsPuc, from tho hDu.'. o snail low,
flri tnnlhp, Ions rnoIrN q. ''conl
woGa'n ihc ho, and rake should h"
urorid'l The top of This hos may
h' rDv,rd with pirrc ~ rnofinr
rapor io max" n waterproof anh D.
mall Toe, should Dee provided TO-
lf"iy The loss of one ,ool tool
III more than offset the cost ~ q
to0lhoN " this character
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19

Ou Corset department has
been enriched hy this weeks
arrival ~ many striking new
numbers
The trend Of preference IN
the stNlr rout,rs to the
beautiful twOtOnr blue and
mink hrocadrs However. the
delicate flesh tints rcmain
,cr, popular There g. q par.
liculdr model for you. a. YOU
~ ! not pay no, or a
'wtdc tu.Ordcr' to- 90 .li.'s
sake.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19
A. TEXAS. WONDER

Dor sidney and bladder TROUBLES, gravel ,,ak
ru Iafrr natA. rh, urHisHf co. irr'guH.it'
tr. .U.f. ,s enc bladder n uut srid ny
your druggi.i. D., mail sl-' Snail hitilr
Scr 800 send f0f sNaTH tcetin,unials
uf " Hal. 90. DIV, ST.. 81 Loub VI
uII DE- 400 druEgiats
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19
"WllI;E WOMEN N>D
STYLE CIR NQi NNIlb

ltt,nd the i'r.Easlrr sale and
>rr the new spring apparel i"t w"'
men and misses ~ drastic rIn''
lion. TiIE LADIES STORE.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19
Public Opinion
ITGIuN's STAND

iwtrlllc Tex
March u. iH.u
% o.. Ej'o5 Amarillo u'i'v N"E.
a.. lncf anms tp g. prevalent
pore fha member 1f i.n Nario q.
''r- union Too An r.iso that ~,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19
UNDERWEAR

The value D. above the
price v, particularly invite
inspection ny those who think
the, me blnl io please
N,ts. -tahiaics. liipnmrrs,
In kngr and .full lengths.
Gowns. ( rrd,hts' etc. made
with especial attention TO the
wrlr,rs comfort wash SAT
Inc. crepe de- chine. etc. yriv
handsomely finished and hand
embroidered The price b. ~
olhrt Inviting feature
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19

'nir. Nr sadie conn, ..r
o.. ,,ui. mi. ~ 'wuu'lU d.uH
,londn, nirht ~ LY.aU.ut.
.nuiitr.um 90 liurru, T,Nlr.
vl. ruud wednesday afternoon 'i
nrmIim I,,a- Funeral ,n''irr.
v,,. conducted ~ thu 81 r"l,
Fpncnul churrr e. that place.
rosd- her hu band Wa 20
Como. aud tso chlllrcn. Shoe rNl.
.hod hy her mother .rd nihr. ''
hrn'l.r end ono ,'irr so. 100
rrrd uirro ol Dr. ~ 8 lcch,u ol
this city
nlrinr ucr residence h'r" Nts
Ciruc. VHs prominent lu muti ~
circle being ycly talented must
clan lfr husband WIS employed
.n the audit office of the Santa r'.
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-11-27
PAGE 12

the greatest business prosperity. And so we see
that the workers in that former country lose in
the end anyway.
Obviously, then, the masses are chasing a
phantom when they search for increased wages.
But such is the class struggle the workers fight
ing to increase and the owners fighting to decrease
wages What is to be done?
The cause of the terrible plight in which the
worlds producers find themselves is the iniquitous
system that compels us to toll for others. To at
tempt to uproot this iniquity by mere industrial
reforms is "squaring the Circle. Look to the
cause remove it!
The capitalist enjoys such circles for reasons
which to him are precious. Apart from the part
ocular one which affects us primarily, there are
several other "circles' which await removal. "The
inner circle, for example, of the bourgeoisie,
whose duty it is to spy upon and intimidate the
working class. Many such organizations function
for just these purposes. Tools of the masters,
thugs, agents, bullies and professional strike
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-11-27

The present conservative leadership of the
American Federation Of Labor is caught between
the closing pincers Of reactionary employers on
the one hand and so-called radical labor agitators
on the other
As prophet President Gomper's reputation
should at this moment touch the zenith. He told
the First Industrial Conference in passionate tones
fourteen months ago that the employing cap
italists must either concede and help establish the
rights granted labor during the war, or else
witness the triumph of what he termed "Bolhe-
vism" within the American labor movement
In the language Of Mr.. Gompers "Bolshevik"
is anyone who demands or tends toward the nation
aization of basic industries and their democratic
control by the wage-earning and salaried person
nel To thwart that tendency Mr.. Gompers pleaded
with the employers to pay "fair days wage" and
agree to collective bargaining with represent
atives chosen by the workers.
That plea was rejected by the employers,
headed by Judge Gary, of the Steel Trust. And the
Gary principle Of so-caled open shop and low
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-11-27
SATURDAY, NOV. 9th, 1920.

breakers. Many of this ilk parade under the pro-
lection of the department of Justice. All work for
one end - the continued enslavement of the work
ers.
And then when one attempts to right such
wrongs, one runs the risk Of seeing yet another
circle: that one around which Criminals and
radicals are permitted an hours exercise".. the
cage in jail.
These circles vicious, all apparently eternal,
may be abolished for ever if the toiler arises
from his dreams and faces reality. No Gods or
Caesars Ghosts are here to aid us, to ourselves
alone must we look for salvation. If we fear to
take that which is ours by right, then we deserve
not what we have. When we come in to our own
by taking that which belongs to us, we shall have
shown the world that we are worthy of all it has
to give.
Then out of the ashes of this capitalist in
ferno will arise world characterized, not by
vicious and ever moving "Circles" but by the
straight paths of Human Progress.
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-11-27
MR.. GOMPERS' DILEMMA.
By Paul Hanna

wages now animates the U. S. Chamber of Com
merce and big employers generally in the prevail
ing drive back to bread-lines and normalcy.
President Gompers must have believed that
his appeal would be needed It is certain that the
present development finds him and his cabinet
without any plan to repel either of the mighty
forces which are converging upon them. The es-
sential nature of Gompers' guidance of labor re-
quires the cooperation of the big employers.
Those employers have refused to cooperate. The
workers turn instinctively toward program
which does not require the cooperation of employ
ers = which must be away from Gompers.
Appropriate irony is provided by big news
papers in Washington and elsewhere which now
raise the alarm that the Reds are fastening their
hold upon the A. F. of L. These newspapers are
precisely the ones which fought Gompers in the
Industrial Conference and praised the stand of
Judge Gary. That is, they paved the way for
reorganization of the labor movement on class
conscious lines But the fruit of their labors they
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-07-03
EX-SERv|CE MEN
To GET HEARING
HERE JULY 20

Ex-service men who because OF
disability resulting from action in
service will have an opportunity
to present their claims to board
of vocational training Ca purely
civilian hoard) which will be in AL
buquerque on July 20 and 21. The
following suggestions were made in
information received from the
board yesterday:
/. That il he has not yet made
application for vocational educa-
ton, such application VIII be made
for him on the spot. immediately
he will be examined by a physician
of the board and his case rated.
Then the case will be decided by
a Washington representative of the
board and if the man is declared,
eligible he will be placed in train
ing Immediately.
2. Those men who have made
application for training but who
yet have certain papers to finish
before their cases are completed,
may have these papers completed
on the spot and their cases acted
upon and decided. If they are
found eligible for training they will
be placed in training immediately.
1T is our purpose, the announce
ment says, ito decide all cases pos
sible while the, Representatives of
the board are in albuquerque. This
will save time required, previously
In sending eases 10 the Denver of
flee eosr,xatipg. completion Of pa
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-07-03
ONE TON OF BOYS TO
GO ON DAYS CAMPING
TRIP THIS MORNING

Exactly one ton of boys will leave
the Y. NJ. G. \. building this morn
ing at S o'clock in the MenauI
school truck for days outing in
Pear canyon. Thirty out of the
Soventy-five entitled to take the
trip will be able to 60. 1t is prob
able that something else will he ar
ranged later for the remainder of
the boys, who have assisted in get
ting fifty new members for the as
ISOLATION during the month of
June. The trip is given at the c.
pense of the association for the
rev members and those bringing
them in.
II. L. Osborne. physical director,
and C. J. Green, acting boys secre-
tary, together with Mrs, kirkpat-
rick, matron at the "Y," will &C
company the boys. The company
expects to arrive at the camping
place At 10 o'clock, when they will
take hike to the Second Falls. A
splendid dinner has been prepared
and will be served upon their re-
turn from the hike by Mrs.. Kirk
patrick.
on their return to the city, a
baseball game will be staged on the
mesa between the highland and
lowland boys, the company arriving
back at the "Y" at o'clock.
A somewhat similar trip but on
more elaborate scale has been
MANNED for next month for the
entertainment of the 100 boys, who
are expected to join the association
this month.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-07-03
PAINTERS NOT To
ABIDE BY SECOND
VOTE Of COUNCIL

That the local painters union
agreed to abide by the first refer
endum vote of the building crafts,
and not by several that might be
taken later was the sentiment of
the union at their meeting last
night in Labor temple. However,
they voted unanimously to accept
the pronusitiOn formulated by the
executive committee of the trades
council, with regard to entering
into an agreement with the con-
tractors of the city for a definite
period at set wage scale.
In spite of all that has been
done and said. the union still main
tains they We're at first upheld in
the right to strike by the building
trades council, hut later, when it
was seen how things might turn, a
referendum was called for by the
council, They also maintain that
their present scale is 50 per day
and has been since June /. 1920,
which leaves the situation praC-
tically the same as when the paint
ers first walked out.
1t was claimed by some of the
members that fully two-thirds of
the union were now at work at 80
and it would be the height of folly
to reCedC from their position when
they can Just as we'll get 50 as not.
The building trades council will
proba bly, meet again Sunday, when
the course to he pursued with the
painters will be fully outlined.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-07-03

The Hat Shop-1O9 So.
4th St. The years biggest
savings in Millinery in our
surprise sale today, July 3.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-07-03

Celebration dance tonight. Ar
mOry.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-07-03
STAGE SET FOR
BOXING MATCH
MONDAY NIGHT

All principals in the big boxing
contest have now arrived and are
doing intensive training for the big
match Monday night. Bobby Green,
who will meet Benny COrdOVa in
a twelve-rOund main event, is at
the Y. NJ. G. a. each afternoon and
is doing road work on the mesa
each morning. Cordova is working
out at the armory and is doing his
road work south of the city. Both
boys are in splendid shape and will
go the limit. Action and lots of it
is what fight fans like and # Bobby
Green, San Antonio lightweight,
lives up to his reputation in his
but here with Benny CordoVa ON
July 5. this is Just what local ring
followers will see for Bobby is
rated as an aggressive slugger who
tears in and fights all the way.
CordoVa is likewise a fighter and
not boxer and resorts to hard
punches to wear down an oppo-
nent. Usually he takes many wal
lOps in return but he is so game
and tough that he can do this and
still keep on boring in for more.
Too, Benny has n habit of giving
a receipt for each wallop that OPP
ponents sip him.
They say that Green usually
gets a sandwich or two while his
opponents are collecting a full
meal. This means that Cordova
must be in the best of shape to go
the route when he takes on Bobby
for twelve rounds is a long distance
to travel with a rugged slugger
who can hit with either fist.
Green likewise will find Cordova
far from an easy problem to solve
and If he fails to condition prop
erly his record of never having
been knocked out nor knocked off
his feet is likely TO be shattered
into wee small bits.
Arrangements have been made
by Promoter Jack Markie with Y,
M. c. A. officials for a special eX-
hihition to be given this evening
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-07-03
RABBIT ASSN. To
HOLD CONTESTS
TEJANO PICNIC
Boy Scouts Challenge All
Corners For a Ball Game;
Ban Placed On Fireworks
On the Grounds.


rams Tor the big picnic in
Tejano canyon next MonCay are
fast rounding into shape and indi-
cations point to n large attendance.
The New Mexico Rabbit association
announces its first rabbit picnic in
operation with the program
with banner members attending
from Gallup and Relen.
The association will hold various
games ana athletic contests with
rabbits as prizes ana all members
will bring rabbit lunches. Ma
chimes will leave Robinson park at
7 a. m, July 5.
BOY scouts alreatiy enCampod
near the picnic site have issued a
challenge to team to be composed
of the holiday men for a game Of
baseball. The boys will furnish the
equipment and officials will be
chosen from the visitors.
There will hp han n II fire.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-07-03

1t, o-,.z,.. ,...,,.,. ,.,
70 o"ii saIiles' ploiicmo ouslills' au-
s s,,l i"o1S, a.ia'ioll races, ana
LleS pupliC ualIces upon inc pave
iIle!ir ~. instance tle bloGk
III iIoi' u, tie postolliCe on COD
aes wen ue, ! ms mas a., pSen generally
very YER. suC'tsSlul IN o'her places ana
mas peelI we means ol d great zeal
u TI!'Gl "a c III ,i,''ll'' -..,
Is iuI.i!Gr proposed that Inc
Ia ' , HIs.ll OF Ine !eS'iNaI ne known
as + eSllNal 'iIEslL ana lha' lh'
youlIg peoP'e Oh .he Guy assume
costumes 81 an klI1s ana aIl'f a
."i Sc pa, '"r '"Hl % 80 o' """' ~ u
cd Ior the most 'lAnofa'e as wei
as orlElI'aI costumes
bony S"htcS'' -,
IL IS suggested ''l"l un"'r W..
Girectioh OF me Io'aI ihea'Gai mo,
lhal a otiler oapy contest ne h'.u,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-07-03

pers, medical examination and de-
cision. We hope 70 be able to give
a rating to any man who comes be-
fore the Denver ease board and
If he is eligible for training, if it is
his wish, to furnish him transpor-
tation to his place of training be-
fore he leaves.
Every man is asked to bring
with him copy OF the original Of
his discharge. He is also asked to
bring with him, providing he has
been awarded compensatlCns, the
letter of award, or If this is not
available, a check showing that he
has received payment. These two
documents are vitality necessary to
the completion and decision ~ his
case 81 f.@#
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-07-03

between I p. m. and s p. m. at the
"Y" gymnasium. Fans are invited
to be present to see Bobby Green,
Jack Rooney. Jack Burns and cone
Round" Martinez work out for the
big event Monday night. Rooney
is scheduled to meet Walter Cald-
well, Albuquerque middleweight,
some time in August.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-07-03

Our store closed Monday, the
fifth. Please Give MS your orders
today. VIII not open at all on the
fifth. Il. W. FEE.