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The Washington times., 1920-06-04

Mrs. Brown left for welding trip
West and will make their home later
in Washington at 1885 Nineteenth
street.
Mrs. Brown il the widow of the
late Edward Ordway Whtford a
banker OF Washington.
Miss Daviette Fickicn is the guest
of Mrs. James X. Branch. in her cot
taee at the White Sulphur Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josef Hofmann and
the Iattcr's son, George Eustis, who
spent few days at the Shoreham.
left yesterday for New York. They
are motoring north from their home
in Aiken.-S. c.
Congressman and Mrs. Frederick A.
Brtten will leave for Chicago Satur-
day to attend the convention, and
they will return late in June. Mrs.
Britten will sail for Europe July 10,
where she viii spend the summer
months.
The Washington times., 1920-06-04

evening. June s, from fve until eight
o'clock.
All members of the alumnae with
their families. and also former stu
dents are expected to attend.
Miss Alice Hoover. assisted by Mrs.
Gerald Egan, is in charge OF ar
engagements.
The members OF the board OF direc-
tors are Miss Adele May, Miss Mae
O'Brien. Miss Marie Tricou, Miss NJ.
Louise Darr Miss Anna Ready. Miss
Grace Fowler, Mrs. Agnes Downey
Rice, Miss Helen Tourney Seibold,
Mrs. Evelyn Stone Thomaides. Mrs.
Loretto Liomin Brown and Miss p.
Sullivan They will be assisted in
receiving by Mrs. Harry Bentley, Mrs.
Walter Bloedern. Mrs. Y. w. Robin
son, Mrs. A. O'Toole Lynch, Mrs. T..
Fowler Zablc, Miss Beatrice Endres,
Miss Edna Rieter.
Mrs. Katherine A. Mckinley and her
niece, Miss Edith Jacques, both OF
Boston. are visiting Mrs. Mex inley's
daughter. Mrs. Thomas T. sullivan. at
Southbrook Court.
The marriage Of Mrs. Mozellc Price
Whitford, daughter of the late Simeon
Wrisley Brown, L. s. A., took place
yesterday in New York in the chapel
of Trinity Church. Rev. J. +. Nc
Comas performed the ceremony. and
the bride was given in marriage by
her brother. Simeon T. Price.
After the ceremony Colonel and
The Washington times., 1920-06-04
Lincoln Said Poor Man Had Right
To Become President

The following of Lincoln from address regiment Of
soldiers Washington August 1864 will be read with
this millions Of dollars being the purchase Of
nominations:
81 happen temporarily, occupy this White House.
living witness that of children look
here fathers child has is in order that each of
have through this free which have enjoyed
field fair chance for industry
intelligence that all have equal privileges the Of
life, desirable The nation
fighting to such an inestmable jewel"
The Washington times., 1920-06-04
We'd At Holy CrosS.

The first wedding ever solcmnized
IN the chapel st Holy Cross Academy
took place Wednesday morning. when
Miss I.oretto Liomin and Phillip ID.
Brown, both of Washington, were
married. The bride has made her
home at Holy Cross for almost fifteen
years, so that her convent wedding
The Washington times., 1920-06-04

'its al . -- As yesterday tn az
s~er to a report that he was corr
siderins a successor 10 Lima cavsiisrt.
as his wife.
Mira. julia Chamberlain ch4nbss
was his nrst wife. and the soprsss
Was the second. Both marriages
terminated in a divorce court. Both
actions included contests for q isrse
share OF his property.
The Washington times., 1920-06-04
BRANCH TO SUSPEND.

Tho service and information branch
Of the War Department which. since
+, was organized in March. 1919. has
assisted more than 100000 soldiers
and sailors to re-establish themselves
in civil life, will be discontinued on
June 80, Secretary of War Baker an
nounced today.
The Washington times., 1920-06-04
FOOD CLASS EXAMINATION.

Miss Anna J. Greenlees, director OF
instruction for women in the District
Red Cross Chapter. 16 jackson place.
announced yesterday that fnal ex-
aminations for the food classes con-
Quoted by Miss Edith Allen would
take place Tuesday, June 10. The
course was finished yesterday with
general review of the lessons already
efyen.
The Washington times., 1920-06-04
Sen. w. C. Harding

was In the nature OF a "home" cere-
mony. The chapel was beautifully
decorated, and after the wedding an
al fresco breakfast was served under
meath the great mr. trees that mark
the approach TO the convent.
The maid OF honor and bridesmaids,
dressed In boufTant frocks OF blue and
pink. were Miss Olive Brown, sister
OF the bridegroom; Miss Lydia oNiel.
OF New York. and Miss Anna Ready, a
sister-graduate 81 of the bride. Joseph
A, Brown was best man for his broth
er, and w. J. Brown. another brother.
and James A. Roach were the ushers.
The Rev. Father Thomas J. Smyth. OF
the Church of the Blessed Sacrament.
officiated. The bridal gown was OF
white satin and the veil. an heirloom
in the family of the bride, was Irish
point lace. Her bouquet was OF white
orchids and lilies Of the valley. Fol-
lowing the breakfast and reception,
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown left for months
trip North. Mrs. Browns travelling
dress was OF midnight blue silk, with
hat to match. Two hundred young
girls at the convent made the wedding
festivities memorable.
Miss Anna II. Brown and T, Stanley
Holland were quietly HdrIieu "epH'o-
day at noon in Washington in the
presence of members of tho two fam
ilics Rev. Thomas A. walsh perform
ing tho ceremony.
The bride was given in marriage by
her cousin, Congressman Sidney Mud
OF Maryland and wore travelling
costume of dark blue tricotine with
n small hat of dark blue georgette
crepe and a corsage of orchids and
sweet peas.
Miss Eleanor Brown was her sisters $
only attendant and was gowned IN
dark blue serge with large hat or
dark blue net, trimmed with field
flowers She wore a corsage bouquet
of vari-coIored sweet peas. Maj. Park
Gallaher, L. s. A. was best man.
Mr.. and Mrs, Holland left immed-
lately after the ceremony for a wed
ding trip and will be at home ater
June IS at the Parker at Sixteenth
street and Park Road.
To Entertain AIumnae.
The first entertainment in honor
OF the out-of-town guests which the
Alumnae Association of Holy Cross
Academy will give, will be large
informal reception on the spacious
grounds of the Academy on Tuesday
The Washington times., 1920-06-04
LIE" SAYS CHANLER OF
REPORT HE'S TO MARRY

NEW YORK. June Newer ala the
voice OF "sherin Bob" Robert Win
throp) chanler boom with. more en-
phssis than when he shot out a curt:
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-28
FIRST REGULAR MEETING
Of CITY u. \. y. I. PROVES
GREAT SUCCESS

For some time plans for the for
nation of City Baptist Young PEG
pies Union. comprised of the five
Unions OF this city. have been under
way. but only reccatly have definite
.ieps been takcl toward this end
The first regular meetlnl Of the or
sanitation was iclu last evening IN
the parlors OF the First Baptist
,hurch. with the senior Il. Y =. u
No. | and :. and the Junior u. y. I.
T.. of that churcn acting rs hosts oil
he occasion. The following d.
lightful program was rendered. par
ticipated in by members Of all five
organizations;
Violin and Mandolin Duet MS
tina Mcrrick aud Jack kits.
Current Events Robert Wheeler
Horn Duct. \. Rogers and {
". Smith.
Address. The Problem Of u u. Y
=. 4. Missionary Committee D. W
Britain.
Selection by the u. Y. =, L. Quar-
tett.
Selection by tn, orchestra OF tn
First Baptist church.
Following the program deliciou
refreshments o. hot chocolate ant
waters were served.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-28
FORTY FIVE LIONS P RESENT
At SEMI-MONTHLY LUNCHEON

Forty-fiye Lions and several
guests gathered yesterday noon AZ
the Harvey House for the forlnightly
luncheon Of that organization and
were called Ia order by Lion Tom
Turner. President r. T. Durham be
ing unable TO attend ON account 81
illness. \ resolution was adopted
indicating a very high degree of an
probation of the Lions for their pres
ident an dinstructing the secretary to
SAY u with flowers
"Wh, am Lion"
Judge CrudgingtOn was called on
To answer the regular question "Wh,
am Lion" the burden of his r..
marks being that he had consented Ia
become a charter member Of the club
because he understood that II would
give him an opportunity 10 work for
right principles and worth while Oh
iects IN the building of a city and Ia
Join himself with men who would
take the lions outstanding position
In public affairs.
En,iorse Change of Time
Hamlin Palmer presented TO the
club 10 the matter OF the Panhandle
Plains Chamber OF Commerce hear
ing before AN examiner of the In
terstate Commerce Commission al
Amarillo February l1th. seeking "a
have the Panhandle and Plains re-
gion restored to the central time
zone. \ resolution was adopted en-
dorsing this movement.
Report b, Thomson
Rev. Il. Thomson reported for the
committee appointed 10 carry out the
instructions of the club for organic.
ing a city by Design movement In
J Amarillo. His report was substan.
tally that already published IN the
News. showing that u permanent or.
ganizaiion had been accomplished
among the civic bodies and the city
and county governments and that the
campign would go forward In ac-
,usdancc with the original plans. Ills
report was adopted and the commit.
tee discharged. The five Lions "a
a'l WIN IN" permanent colnlhinee
will be- appointed 1T once.
Praises Panhandle.PlainS q. of q.
The work of the Panhandle Plains
Chamber Of Commerce VAS reviewed
by Judg" Crudgington In strunr
address. lie spoke not only of ~
/ immensely effective accomplish.
ments. but laid special stress Of Us
functions In the consolidation and
advancement of the vast interests al
the Panhandle and Plains region
from all OF which. also. from the Ia.
cato Of the headquarters OF the or
sanitation In this city. Amarillo
would realize and had already re-
allied an iucalculablc beenfIt. while
up to this time Potter county hal
not contributed its quota to the fin
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-28

ancos of the organization. lie oX.
planned that the legal question in
yolyod had been answered by the &C.
ton of ydrious counties and by the
acts of Potter county in the past
aud stated that In his opinion u
should no longer stand In the way Of
action los the Potter county Commits
aioncrs Court. Tie was IN favor of
the Lions club getting behind this
proposition with the idea OF getting
the required action on the part ol
Potter county Remarks of a similar
nature were made by Mr.. Turner
and others and a resolution was
adopted In line with Mr. Crudging
tons remarks. aud asking the Com
missioners Court to make the re-
quircd Appropriation.
Unique i,cading
Eugene Thompson entertained tho
diners with most unique reading
presenting a slrickingly beautiful
word picture of the seasons In Ar
kansas. illustrated by violin sketches
from the Arkansas Traveller aud An
ME Laurie. rendered by Jack Dooley
Attorney n. l.. Adkins. of Hig
gins. delighted tie assemblage with
q highly numerous and original adj
dress IN which he conveyed u strons
impression OF the resources NJ Pips.
comb county and las allure prosper
ny also high compliment to tao
city OF Amarillo fer is cooperative
influepce in Panhandle affairs gen
orally.
Other guests were n. VI. Crudg'
ington. Rotnrian G.. T. Maggard. Ear
Cobb. Of the Southwestern Coal Co.
&. T.. Hill. the new local manager
for the Southwestern Telegraph and
Telephone CO.. and ! +. Henderson
OF Fort Worth. General Superintend'
ent of the same company. Mr.
Henderson promised ut some future
time To have something of import
ancc 20 say To the club IN regard "a
the affairs of his company In this
city.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-28
v, c. WILL OPERATE
Cl|FFs|D[ BRICK PLANT

". &. Pope has obtained a lease
N the old brick plant ~ Cliffside
md Is planning 10 operate Il w.ihu
d few months he announced yes.
to-day when the pipe line Is
CONSTRUCTED 80 Amarillo he eN
pects IN run branch into the pant
nd operate % with ras.
Mr. Popc believes that the plant
IN ,o uncra ed % r. minimum cost
Tor power with gas New machinery
40 rc ordered and the plan, viii h.
~ Ia inst class shape
The clav has been analycd and Mr.
Pope declares 10 is of as as fine ,
gudc as auy in the country. The
manufacturing 81 brick here vii
nahlc {, to be- sold at 50 tn s. below
rrscnt prices. according To- Mr.
'npc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-28
ia Eggs a Day Now
Instead Of Is a Day
That Means About SOS Extra In.
come Per Month for Mrs.
liopp.

II have goo hens. including late
pallets not old enough 10 lay, aud
had been getting % to 30 eggs a
day. Then | tried Don Sung In the
iced. and am now getting 100 TO
IA eggs a day. Mrs. Essie u.
Ropp. r. x. .. Littles. Ind.
Mrs. Ropp got this increase OF {,
dozen DAY in the middle Of the
winter. At 80 cents a dozen, 30
days month. this makes Sl0i eX-
ira income a month. The Don Sune
Tor her 200 hens cost her about
S2.b6 per month You can see how
well !, paid her and Wen guarantee
1, will paw YOU. Here's our offer
Give your hens Don Sung and
watch results for one month. II you
don't find that Il pays for itself amt
pays YOU q good profit besides. sim
rly tell us and your money will be
promptly refunded,
Don Sung (Chinese for egg-lay'
ingl works directly on the egg-lay'
ing organs and is also splendid
tonic. II Is easily given in the feed
! improves the hens health. makes
her stronger and more active In any
weather. and starts her laying.
Try Don sung for 50 days and II
Il doesn't get you the eggs, no mat
ter how cold or wet the weather
YOUR money will be- refunded by r.
turn mail. Get Don Sung from YOU
druggist or poultry remedy dealer
ar send 80 cents for a package b,
mail prepaid Rurrcll-nugger Co.
e9l Columbia Bids, Indianapolis
Ind.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-28
The Art OF Living

To touch the cup with eager lips ana
taste
Not drain Il.
To WOO. and tempt. and court q bliss.
and
Not attain u.
To fondle and caress Joy yet hold /,
Lightly.
Lest Il become necessity and cling
too
Tightly
To smother care with JOY. and GRIEF
with
Laughter;
To hold the present close, not Ques'
tionIng the
Hereafter.
To sec the sun sink In the west with
ont
Regretting,
To hail lis advent In the east-the
might
Forgetting.
10 have enough To spare-to know
the JOY Of
Giving,
To thrill response to every sweet OF
life
That's living.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-28
old PEOPLES PROGRAM"
PROVES GREAT StCCES-

One OF the best attended and most
successful entertainments ever given
y the local security Benefit AssOciu-
ton was the Old Peoples Program
given Monday evening. There were
At least four hundred present, and
he following program was voted a
success and enjoyed by all
Let's Go Back Mrs. Fontelli
d. Lindsay.
Deacon Jones Grieyance"---O. ID.
short.
! old Songs by the Older Peoples
''huTus.
The Ole Tunes" ". VI. Crosby.
Twenty Years Ago Mrs. ". r.
Zimmerman.
There Are 40 Days Like the Good
Old Days" Judge James y. Brown
ing.
SHE Com stalk Fiddle" thu.
,traied Production Ill. u. Martin.
"Lincoin's Gettysburg Address
D. u short
Reminiscent talk on Abraham Lin
'oln-W. II. Fuqua.
PLANT Flowers of Kindness
Wherever They Will GROWN.
cammack.
when You and | Were Young
Maggie"-ChorUs.
VAIN surmising"-Elva Mae Stin.
son.
instrumental Number French
harps. Jews harps and corn stick
md bass fiddles.l
"Watchword'-F ". thinner
man.
school Days"-Mrs. Charles Il.
Warren.
How hid You Rest Last Night
w. T Dykeman.
The Old oaken Buckot'-J. ".
Minier.
"Kentucky"-Dr. J. II. Wrather.
Quartet, old Kentucky Home
-Mesdames Hiatt and Wilson,
Mcsscrs Martir and short.
You and Mrs. Mary Hiatt.
THE Blacksmith Mrs. Artic ~
Micrs.
Vocal Solo. odd BLACK Joe"-wilI
Bowlby with chorus.
W. J. Bryan on Immortality
". =. Davis.
THE Old Folks"-GeorEc W. III
lis.
"Doc'-Mrs. J. r. Gallison.
Mary Had a Little Ram"-Judg'
Thomas =. Turner
Wen Never say Goodbye j.
Heaven'-Old Peoples chorus as
listed by entire audience.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-28
Gillian. in,lcrsnn

When W. &. Anderson. OF sac
wcst Scgcnih street. left hurricdb
Tor nurant. Okla, the first NJ las
week. his many friends thought that
important business matters calico
him away. Tie brought his business
back with him. however. bride
Miss Gillian OF Durant. Miss GU.
liam T. a highly esteemed and most
popular young lady IN her commun'
ny.
Mr.. Anderson Is a we'll known con
tractor of this city. And the many
friends Of both young people join u
wishing them many years OF hap
pincss.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-28
ENTERTiNMENT To BE GIVEN
BN THE DAUGHTERS on THE
AMERICAN RENOlI TiON

Nj society Is agog over the ap.
preaching wedding and dance To b.
tiycn by the Daughters of the Amer
can Revolution ut the Amarillo Ilo-
'el. Friday evening. February 9Th. AZ
eight thirty o'clock. An admission
viii he charged. and the proceeds
will be used to assist the building
fund of the American Legion. ana
10 advance the cause Of American
Iation.
Miss Charlie Fisk. the beautiful
and popular bride IN the woman
less Wedding" which will be given
II the Amarillo Hotel. Friday even
ng. February sixth. has Just received
a telegram stating that her hand
some. imported bridal robes have ar
rived in New York and are now on
he way to Amarillo.
Miss 90 Tuney Chisum. who will
be one of the winsocm little Flowe.
Girls in the Womanless Wedding.
has gone to Chicago To get the new
ist wrinkles In apparel Tor Flower
Girls
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-28
Ladies' Glcc club to Give Concert

The Ladies' Glee club under the
direction OF Prof Emil +. Myers. will
give concert In the High School
auditorium on Monday evening. Feb
ruary >. at $50 O'Clock. Much time
aud effort has been used in the pre-
para,i ION of this program. and ANA
rillo music lovers may indeed lOok
forward to the occasion with anti
cipati ion. The proceeds from the con.
cert will go toward the fund being
raised for the High School gymna-
stun.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-28
RUTH J. MEYER

1ricr viii be cnnl"tisl with The
Tuck -Trigg oil Company
T. l.. Durham is reported as III
at his home.
Mrs. c. G. Worth. Of 7Oj Buch-
anan street. accompanied by her sis
ter. Mrs. NJ. McKellits. who has been
her guest here for some time. left
Monday evening Tor Nowata. Okla
Tor an extended visit.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-28
POLK STREET wOMtN'S mis-.
sIONARN SOCIETY To MEET

The Woman's Missionary Society
of the Polk street Methodist church
will met this afternoon NJ . o'clock
in the annex Of the church. The
afternoons program will be on
Christian Stewardship" lead by
Mrs. Monning. corresponding secre'
AIRY for the Society. In addition TO
his there will be Bible study of the
last fourteen questions from the book
If Psalms Members are asked 10
please bring all subscription taken
Tor the Pictorial Review.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-28
u. S. ARMY TENTS

The largest stock OF surplus Y. s.
Army Tents In the South are In stock,
and every tent Is guaranteed 20 he
In good repair and servlceable when
shipped. being repaired under Y. 8.
Government, specifications.
1876. 3-foot wall manufactured Of
white l2-i-Ounce Army Duck;
each ................ N3DtW
lGXtG 3.foot wall manufactured "
double filled Khaki i2-oz. Duck.
'ach ..............s. Sd4""
9X9 Officers i-foot wall tents. l2-0z.
Khaki. and the ideal camping or
auto tent; big bargain AZ. each
t...ss......s.. Ss"''W
1ixii Storage or Mess Hall Tents,
4 l-2-ioot wall. l2-oz. Khaki duck;
each only ............. ssi5.00
OKLA Khaki Tent Flies Si2.5o each
ilAl3 Truck Covers $1,000 each
iGX2i Stack Covers S25.0O each
l7X3l 20-oz. paullns s6O.a0 ench
New Army Cots. Gold Medal 5.2s
each
Prices on Tents. Flies and Cots
quoted are (. o. b. Dallas. Texas.
Make check payable to and address
wm. g. CARROLL. Manager,
20. u. =. Il0iston ~.
Dallas, Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-28
As.irnmcni Of OH Ia,nscs

Jennie Mae Glen uto n Beegs
NE. ~ ~ NV "a 81 NE. - OF
'ec,ion 10. block g. n. ; a y Con
LIBERATION 81.
A. s Dickson TO Grover e. bishop
NV. IA ~ S.E. IA of section IL
q
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-28

The J. 4. G.. club vii meet Thur
day afternoon with Mr.. J. O.
Gulekc. Miss Lola Word will lead
In the afternoons study OF LitVdry
Digest topics.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-28
nclnhinn Club In Meet

The Dclphian club will NEE, with
Mrs. n. y. Smith. l12o jackson
street. Friday Afternoon at s'SV
o'clock. Mrs. ~ J. Thompson viii
lead In the following srogram;
QUESTION HOOK VII
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-28

Social Notes ,nd Personal Mention
Mrs. u. :. Thompson has gone To
Ai,us. Okla. where she will visit
with her sun. Robert THOMPSON
:'rrm Alias Ms. 1lon"son will 20
- Kentucky where che vill make an
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-28

RAGGED wounds are painful and
Kept clean they tester aud become
running sores BAl.LAllDS SNOW
IMMINENT is an antiscpiic healing
cause much annoyance. II not
remedy for such cases. Apply u al
night before roing 20 bed aud cover
with a cotton cloth handage. II
heals. in a few days. sold by all
druggists. set
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-28
HESS and SIMMER
Engineers

Highways. Bridges. Paving. Sewer
age, Water supply, Irrigation
Texas Offices: Dallas, Amarillo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-28
Sn,cs Fuel aud Tinc

The cooperative kitchen Is an
bthcr step. \ cooperative Kitchen
luys iis food direct from whole
salcrs and farmers.
n 10 families should start a CO
operative kitchen. each contrihutin :
sac with which To buy months sup.
piy of food. there would be sioo 90
pend ut one time. Expert cook
would be- employed To prepare wei
balanced meals. and the food deliver
cd to the 10 homes ON scheduled time
iailv. ready Tor the table.
such system n saving 81
tuci." says Miss Strauss, "saVs'
hours Of time 10 the individual fam
lilies. aud saves delivery bills and
street car fares fcr the shoppers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-28
"The Army Store"
on DALLAS. TEXAS
Offers
1000 Real
ARMY
BLANKETS

Regulation olive Drab Color. All
Wool aud Doublc-IIed sire.
In order that parties who desire
from one To four REGULATION
ARMY BLANKETS may have oppor-
tunity to secure them II has been de-
cided to accept orders ON this lot OF
@. ID. Blankets at the following price:
one o. u. Blanket. ..,... $500
(Double-Bed slzel
Two O. u. Blankets ......... 1880
lDouble-Bed size)
or
The limit Of blankets for $4,000
All Blankets shipped by Prepaid
Insured Parcel Post. Money prompt
ly refunded u blankets are not con-
sidercd bargain.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-28
WOMEN MAY HIT u. L. D..
THROUGH JOINT RtNI\G

WASHINGTON. u. C.. jan. al
NOmen's plans for their immediate
campaign against the high coz o.
living are taking tangible form.
one OF the propositions being IN
festigatcd under the ausrices Of Miss
edith Strauss. head OF the civision
II women's activities OF the apart
meni OF Justice. Is To have The wcm-
n throughout the country snrt CO.
operative stores.
Save Large i'cprnLigc
As an instance uf the way IN which
.uch plan might be developed. :.
thousand women might organize and
put Ia Se5 each. hire an experienced
manager. rent building and patron
~ Il as unit.
II by buying ut wholesale 'thcy
aved only 20 per cent on their pur
'hascs they woulG ret their money
back within three months-and still
aavc running full-iledged cooper
alive store with capitalization oi
fe5. 0OO. After the movement had
spread tO many communities the
various stores might cooperate ana
start a wholesale co operative bust
ness. Then the women would b.
buying their goods Tor home con
sumption dncct fr1n the factories
The saving would be- AZ least 80 pri
cent