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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-24
WANT NEGRO To
ESCAPE TRIAL

~ '.su,iairi rus.
uuSTON. Jan 30 The national
equal rights league photographed
Duycfuor Henry ! Allen OF Kansas
today urging him not to oXtraditc
to Arkansas Robert l.. lliil. pres
don't OF the Progressive Farmers
and Hou rhold union the negro ~
-auiu''on which BIS said to have
Boon responsible Tor the negro Mp.
rising mean Elaine Arkansas three
months ago.
The leagues telegram ,,araclcr-
ucd thr rrrro's union rs zone of the
urpulIb clcplprpd .trmcrs to srcur"
court protection of their pay for
their cotton against fraud by plant.
Drs aud NOT To klll of whites
iltll Tho is held al Topeka. kan.
hl, been indicted ul Helena AFR
uHsds. ou charges oi accessory. be-
tore the Grt. NJ fitst degree murder
and night riding Twelve OF his com
pniou- are under sentence Of death
and more tIlu my others are scsN-
iuE prison terms
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-24
MIDGET EN->tn. nIER> To
CLEAN CITY STREET,
nv ln,srnalIeaal Nos. s.rlss.

NEW YORK Jan gi.-On account
OF the small number OF men who az.
ply for work as drivers and sweeper.
with the street cleaning department.
the Municipal Civil Service commits
sion has been compelled 10 lower tho
requirements regarding height 4
few days ago James = Drum inform.
ed the commissioner that there were
very few UNEMPLOYED soldiers AZ the
longacre Hut OF the knights OF Co.
iumbus who could qualify as 20
height. They were physically 90 and
capable Of manIlndling a broom h.
explained. but they could not make
the height. The commissioner saw
abe point and now candidates are to
be accepted II they measure five foot
rho lob pc. si.3j a day for eight
hours.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-24

They r,pI' ,rn' large body Of
senators who want uo change boo the
Lodge It.rvdiiUu- said M lodge
ts hr .WUiugN crowded h- NJN
through newspaper D1rrr- ruud.uts
waiting uu',.d, th, run'orrr room
~ The suggestion thHI $40 uf those
present except hlm'. and senator
Sew sac Unidentified with thc treaty 70
toes Air Lodge answered
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-24
Opium smucsIcd from china.

AaH#H tsffN fffrs
SHANGHAI, Jan 23.--iuge guam.
itia. ~ opium and murphia are
mugglcd into Chiuu through thi.
OFT sly authorities OF 90. lnterua-
Iuna' settlement who urge that some
orm OF custom. barrier be- provided
% the water front 70 e charged tha
arse rlautltics of narcotic drugs ,rc
being brought 10 Shanghai in Euro
pcan and Japanese steamers To- one
raid SO 900 Forth of morphla va
seized from the japanese.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-24
ON. pRuS"IIrOR CtiL ~
M nL srIl,III kl.l.I

~, International ~. ~rfitr'
Carl INNilLE li. Jan g. \
-ruup ID. Nacoupin .ouutl oil pros
re.iors ri,c Walton la Rose. q 81
iuu. .ftuilis,ic medium sSno Ia
.om. n,rp and locate an oil well hN
rcmmm ar with the spirits. Artuycd
iu un mdau costume la Ros" called
up ilr sIrlt world bur go, 70 wrong
number ton the hole De- 'od pros
nee. ors Co Is proved a dry one aud
Npr, dry one ~ that No. the
prn.pcct,r- were not tough They
.aid the, intended 10 dig fifteen icct
from whore the "spirits" indicated,
anyway
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-24
BORDER RAIDS EN-
C0URAGED BY CAR
RAMA, IS EVIDENCE
CONTINUED srom PAGE ~

N'NUrs were uf thrIr huW" She
testified When .hr recovered from
iHri their entrance col ihc huu
h1d used one of JH. V.,Icsnr. wa
holding q KUN araua b.r son iu
NoIf- odd while her husband Wa
lp'd 0s'siir ihr huu.. Three times
hr became unc,u .,Iuu- inr brief 'r
tcr,als before th, NrNuu dro,.
away with the two mtu Ter bus.
band called 10 her uuf Goo WORRY they
would return In q few minutes They
disappeared around bend and sh.
heard the yollcy ul the firms squad
when she got ,herc th, Mexican
had gone Both her husband auG
son were dead.
~ d vann. sheriff OF Cameron
county. testified that uo ouo urcJ..
,iur o." believed De- hs3 secured ih.
rouppt tiOn NJ the Mexican author.
itlo, iu furnishing those known Co b.
guilty Representation made Boo tlH
case off one indicted fnr murder rr-
suited 900 hts detention D, tho MoN
lean. and the governor OBJ. the MUN.
.cJn border state ordered b.- return
tu thr United States.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-24
To "I,r~eue" Truck,

LCNUDN Jan 23-l.aTTo NUM-
beers OF defelici army trucks now
busting where they were abandoned
o she'd swept areas IN France are 70
ie rescued" and brought back 10
England by the Ministry Of Trans
nnrf.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-24

nous collection offered ~ the forth
om.ur sale ls an emphatic refuia'
Iur of such charges
II b. estimated that over = per
cent 90 tho Norih American i1'
fock available Is entered 100 thi'
aie
Or B. Woll Enr~u that the world p
fur maHs are practically bare -
hcldo,er stock.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-24
TREATY OPPONENTS
HOLD UP FURTHER
COMPROMISE WORK

,Cou,iaucd from page l.,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-24
Guard Well Your Eyes
By the best sentincl known

PROPERLY FITTED GLASSES n
rotIrn In time MA, ave thsm: tbcl
eertainl, viii not fesiorc them when
onrr ruined.
We test e,rs by the most mods'rn
pwthosis. make glssses Ia uur own
sboP to fit.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-24
Iarlln Oar Inrc I,niscd

BERLIN Jan % when the
surface car lines of Berlin we're tax.
en- over b. ,he municipality last
summer many persons looked Tor a
decrease IN fares. Instead the fare
nov have been advanced 20 80
lfenuigs. an Increase OF Ten
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-24
shnt ON MrNi,nn siIr

III. $500, shot ou '1s Mexican -.dr
lhr allegation hrnr h' bud itIpI 90
escape . Declaration. tNNi ihH raid.
prs ot ten wore Mexican ARMY unit
'ctW,. thar their leaders 10 mau,
cases were proved 90 be- Mexican
army officers ana that 90" raid. wnr.
directed by high army official, were
supplemented toda, Dos thp placing Zoo
evidence OF a quantity ot German ann.
unition ana German mad" gun
taken from the raiders ln l'l..lr.
Additional reason for believing Ge,-
man nationality gave immunity even
In 1913 was indicated ~ the tcst'-
mouy of John Klcihcr. e district
attorney of the border country. TIE
was on q train that WAS attacked and
looted hy MeXicans north ut Browns.
willie Two of the o, ,scugcrs Who
we're reported 10 the ItiaCklur party
as Germans were uumolp-tcd iu
that raid Dr T. : McCanr thc stat.
health officer. three soldiers and ihr
engineer were Killed Almost 400 th,
passengers were robbed
Former i..ngrr lic>crih., Eaid
Thrul. Nayu,'j. then o. rcN1.
ranger ana now -hnr.if at one 90
The border ,0uuuD- told u' = Uai
september 4. 1918 iu which toGr AM
griran, were Killed. AVID one captured
The captured man was terribly multi
W,d bntur, he Vus. murdered hy d..
iur thrown 80 On" Rio Gundc r.
appeared probable tonight the hear
ing, here would be- concluded tomor
row. The committee going to ~ pa.
so sunday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-24

Miss Laura Windeler. daughter of
Mr.. aud Mrs Herbert Windoler oi
Boston. stands ace high IN London.
due to her wartime hospital work
In England Her brother held a
commission IN the Gronadier Guards
and was killed at Cambria.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-24

Ragged wounds are painful and
kept clean they tester and become
running sores. RALLARD'S SNOW
LlNIMENT is an an'iscptic healing
rlusr much annoyance. N not
remedy for such eases. Apply II at
nieht before roiug tn bed and cover
with a cotton cloth bandagc. u
meals. IN a few days Sold by all
luggists -ot
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-24

RIO DE JANEiRO. Jan go
President Pe.-oa declared that the
'nitad state. vas Brakils best
friend 10 q speech he delivered 'ho
other day ON board the American
steamer Epiiscio l'essua. which Wa
Itmrd 10 boz. honor
New-York tribune., 1920-02-17
MEMS FURNISHINGS AND
BOYS APPAREL
TWELFTH FLOOR

TWELFTH FLOOR
-N N~N'' t>eoN"eal.
nIue brd BRAND Boys Clct'ingMde
at prices from s4oO Impossible to match At
"""'0n ~
n OF shirts fer
SILK mixture and pure silk ir Co Inc Nl"''
OF the inner grades Mems Specially Spot
oe''ery IN season Levy, Wener & '' NPN'
genuine leather
pdle nets and tbnlnr
buckles 50 to $50 dozen America
gm oe ononmad Overas prices: gem
also 0'he oo Boys $500 National Overall Comnanv
o and cut silk Also cut silk Nov
r. aspay IN Bush Terminal Sales Max OrIoa ~ "
h Elastic Knit aekets jacket substitute
spring trade Pcckham-F Inc -. 4'Nte ioi e"i
OIL the better grade
peru 'a'or as to satisfy The Sya ompany inc
% .o.npie line Of sweaters descriptions to meet every need
Roper Knitting Company. " "'e' every "eeo'
>ap wig Co., of hdrcns
sc'ner WIN large assortment and
Arnter Klchman ovcraswi have their ebo
uspay IN the Bush Terminal Building YOUR nsnern
aeen @ Hnrts featuring extensive Percales Madras
anc SATIN flannel
"se range OF coors and materials NJ. C.. -
eeA"ear mat Men Wear silk, abrc
p ALSO complete line of Boys Nckwear Ornstcin Rice
mems ana boys Gloves Our will be shown shortly m
." "o'N groves = ~ Osborn ~
Manon fexde Washable Belts leathernot
fNNN'' Pefhlls Q he
al lhe mems shirts
p A' a. prices which please the Wcnherv
ooDosey iwns Clothes Juvenile Quitting Co.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-17

! Diller Mfg. Co.
Eagle Safety Razor Go.
Elg'n Stove and Oven Co.
Embree Co.
Edison Elec. Appliance Co,
Eska Mfg. Co.
Farber Bros.
Git Mfg. Co.
Globe Stove and Range Co.
Goodwill Electric Co.
Greenberg & Nader
Hayden E. w. Co.
Holmes. Lawrence
hines. John J.
hoover Suction Sweeper Co.
Humphrey Co.
Imperial Broom Workn
International Floor Mach. Co.
Jacobs Bros. Company
!eoana Specially Co.
Johnson, S. c.. & Co.
katzinger E6. & Co.
Lake Breeze Motor Co.
Lafayette Broom Co,
Landers. Frary & Clark
Lee Broom and Duater Co. -
Levin. Saul
New-York tribune., 1920-02-17
A Permanent American
TOY FAIR

Centralized under one roof is now
a realization
The fourth floor of the Bush Terminal
Sales Building is devoted to the dis
play and sale of American Made Toys"
To all interested in toys we extend an in
vitation to come and see the marvellous
Mar-Jean Toy City-the miniature
metropolis in motion-you have heard
and read so much about.
The Buyer who seeks to do his buying
conveniently, quickly and under most
pleasant conditions-will find here COM
plete displays of representative lines.
AMERICAN TOYS FOR AMERICAN CHILDREN
New-York tribune., 1920-02-17
Flousefurnishing Division
Reaay to Serve Buyers and Merchants

Acme Mfg. Go.
Albaugh-D 3ver Co.
Allen & J oliens
Aluminium Cooking Utensil Co.
american Dair? Supply Co.
America Ironing Machine Co.
-Amriido' 4 &C.
\. p. W. Paper Co.
Arti:icial Dayiighting Co, Inc
Aufo Vacuum Freezer Co.
Belcan.o Co. The
3ellaire Enamel Co., The
B.glow Brtsn Co.
Bison Fibre Co.
Bite En- Bate Cc.
Brett Mfg. Co.
Burdette Mfg. Co., Inc
Brokaw-Fden Co.
Cape Cod Saop
Chicago Curtain Strelcner Co.
Chicago Metallic Mfg. Co.
Coleman. Allen j.
Colgate Soap Chips
Columbia Chemical &c.
Continental Scale WorKs
Grey. Mae Savell Mrs,
Curtin Corp, John
Dearborn Dusser Co.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-17
MILLINERY AND SUPPLIES

TENTH
$1loo doz trimmings
novelties j. " Inc. ' ' nc" "i''s"'
Prices
Mar-Jet
Hats for Growing Girls
on hhd or immediate delivery Brother ~'' ''''A
New-York tribune., 1920-02-17
HOSIERY
FIFTH FLOOR

'; s sssa;s
": :s :s ~ % Knit iron M HEEL M ind : To-.
HOUSE GARMENTS,
APRONS AND KIMONOS
SEVENTH FLOOR
He1:: srd D1s::s s:: n q % % good c n e c. no" being
saeaues elm Company. N'''' ~ 'e"S
s $751; sxs as gs.b
exclusively. c. A.
1 rsss s. @ % :ss
and Apron Dresses shearstonIoven Mfg Co, Inc
Bib plain and s @ % ssSa aa T s:s and A @
Imported Japanese siik kmono Choicest selection medium
eltmsnB s Hermel '~' :" ''NS W "''
FOLLOWING DISPLAYED SOON
Aes: ] and oaa nsst xmsss s and % % 5s % ss s ssn 5 and T
INFANTS AND CHILDREN'S
NOVELTIES
FLOOR
o6
so ssap s'R Rs h % ss r It, dmo m Apr'n'
Slips baiste in sizes 1915
%a% quilted and
Rugs. Daisy Novelties
"fss r % 7 v., r nsz Ss.ss, S:: Gs:
Ceuloid
Of distinctive - - ~ ~ '
boiled and without
Fully guaranteed by the Waterproof Comp " ~
Nelke Dollesda
knitting Mills 49, - ' F NON0"' Elm
Nasp ght Chamber Spring with
unceany and
ana heavHy plated Clasp Tight Compan ~ r"A WIZ
New-York tribune., 1920-02-17
LUGGAGE AND LEATHER GOODS

SEVENTEENTH FLOOR
adjustable goldpad
prise Tourist Case Company ' ~
English leather Ladies' handbags writing gift books
Messrs Thomas La Rre.I w ~ "'i"S"ops "
over rapidly at good profits Lcathe -
adieA Patent Leather Belts to
Days. %oooo TO $96OO per Dozen Perfection Co.
Moire lining
Goods 'N 00AS"' ~ u :" Heanel
New-York tribune., 1920-02-17

VISITI]
INFANTS AND CHlLDREN's WEAR
SIXTH FLOOR
T.; :;,;: IT, :s1 s.:; s:: %::sy %
% ':: ::;. ' :.i; & $:.: $ % ]
' {, % s;'is a:
'?: 81 5s % s years. '"t;a as%;. ;; PRICE ';a': : % :H' s s:
s e S ssa % Sssa % 'S s5S per ,; ;. :ss 6: s
delivery nc ak 'ei % IS M s' tell" the story Two weeks
0 q: e % SI : ss 5: s; % 1:ss %.
and ';:; s':;::; f.
& F s"s ss% 81 ss % sa "9s % hand 'A Also Black
HiS ."s'fa @ ;' % as 'si w. % T'n n :as 'hd''n Wash
s: ?;;: % en-: s2s s1 S: sPss R'' sd. ''' S.. %
ss a % 'ss @ s. s ;ss ess; % M 's % @ 1 hand and 2 .s
m s' s 'sSn aonnsssn % and careful workman
manufacturers Tho house
] s % exceed % sssao @ ss D e. styles and whose
S XII $a h.:f zsi :; e.: % %%s ::s2s S s';:s ;s. ss
= IN Pink & % p R sd s5'Ss iss % :S ia s. Ts; :s;
IT, Others IN" Priscilla Company
:: sns a sns @ xs % 2 Ss % 7?f hs. hs which
5 s orsps- Romps.s1itle
Infants and to years. Leading
% ir @ "se & Iesis embroidered Il"
H $;: :' As ns;s:' Bathing e s' ss .:
"3:;;:' ;; .s: $::s: :'i s VANS :a:
JEWELKY
@ ss' NINETEENTH
'1: s:: e.: ;: " s ss..s: zf ana
% e s;;'; ne: s:s:rs e;
] ns%s gold % "ey % Adler aes1'o s our speciality Also thu
s.; $'' ': :s::: ;:; j:; ;'; r., " '
%ss?s s z sss1. ] sa fF;; @ s s sfs s.
Elk s.:s az sss % sa?: %, 'ss Ssso;s. s
0Gsss ss ssss s & s1fn @ 1s s s aG , P;sn
pins, & Kelley Company " ' PENDANTS brooches bar
@ ::s 'ssS :sS S :fss: s 4 .'s ai:
%2 caa % Links in ' s @ s1s a1 '.s % ss% s,ssiT
S" %" "1syp'sd sdv5s's S M 5'ssp @ sss.y.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-17


staple and fancy buttons and novelties
&
Colonial Quality National Net.
LADY Danv
Baby Dne Safety Pins Gold Medal Bias saaatag . %
muhbeds and Furrr Supplies All oors-Mufeax .c.,u
1or both codnte trade and fur
Pursesor change 4nch
up Charles s Josephsohn Company ~ ' '0'
Aside from
We
sares samael Buyer & Company. ~ " "'"'
eonsoldaed American Fastener tn. sn.
AdVer1sed American Brands ud
Fasteners A. L. Clark Co, - ~ snap o'i
De Long Hooks and pins toilet p1 b. ~
rolls and cabnets) ATLAS" onr HoaL I ps
Lung LUCK
S. s. Hair Cur'er s5cw.ves and curs ~, b,
~ minutes Brown Black White On Collar Snnnort., .. M
% hess % & the Forget shape "FineryM.
and prices Federal Snap Fastener Corp ~ ~ i ''"p"
Qual Importers Sister Susie" H hsls Nete
OF human half The B. Franke " ~ ~' -es mace
"uo"s pq ds trimmings tassels ornaments Of evey ds.
foT oe1e shown Tor Spring Popular Onsn
respectfully solicited Elite s0'u open of0e
Ky nranu sowing scissors f u.
ana imported implements Manufsctured
cave "oolsn auto blankets. can na
oahAet these blankets eepng
advertising Wallace "o anu vigorous
New-York tribune., 1920-02-17

1u1do @ Sweaters and scars in exclusive models for Spring
worsted Groblue knitting
hnt Undewearadies BodiccsFnk and White
ladies' Union styles
IN rink and White Ukniy Underwear Co, Inc.
Hygado' sweaters shakers and
Children styles. Columbia
knitting & Mfg Company.
Bathing suitsour line of Ladies' Misses, Mems Boys chldrens
dozen and Crown knitting Mills.
General Line of knitted Immediate
delivery ladies' slpovers Friedman
Devay knitting Company.
Sha"s S55 each and Sweaters, $50 dozen
misses children In
and wool yarn Gotham Knitting Company, Inc.
zephyr and Wooen spons
hc most particular customers Gopher Knitting Works.
Complete Showing of Sweaters
Color cononeons Prompt deliveries knitting
Knit Goods quality Knit
TuXedo
knitting
ladies' Full fashioned spons
novelties Handsome line Wool
coats $3.50 to $1,000 Royal Knitting
Popular priced line sipovers and
ovtles high line
ale Knitting Mls-Manufactu
sweaters, also fine bathing tits fol aides -
United Knit "ea Mills "A complete showing Of Knit goods
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1920-01-22
SIS A WEEK TO LIVE.

NEW YORK-For thirteen years
William Poster lived alone in the
desert country of the West. Then
he came to New York to show
people how to live on SIS week.
Poster attracts attention in his wan
derings over the city. He hasn't cut
his hair for thirteen years.
why should II" he asks. God
gave me this hair, and | know that
if l do not mar the image some
great reward will come to me.
Marriage is bondage. When a
man marries he cannot think clearly.
l have no creed; belong to no
church. l simply to good to others"
'ester subsisted for the thirteen
years of his exile on rough bread
which he made himself and upon
fruit. That was his only die1. Others
can live on SIS week by the same
method, lie asserts.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1920-01-22
MR.. GEO. ARLISS

A social and artistic treat is prom
ise0 at the Saxon Auditorium on
Thursday, Jan. 20, for three days,
when the distinguished character act
or, George Arliss, will present for the
first time here new and tense drama
entitled Jacques Duval."
Jacques Duval' was adapted by
George s. Kaufman, dramatic editor
of the New York Times, from n Con-,
tinental success, now the reigning
sensation Of Paris. George G. Tyler,
Mr. Arliss's manager, believes that the
new play will prove to be one Of the
strongest in which Mr.. Arliss has ever
appeared. 1t gives him character, a
suave and polished medical savant, in
which he particularly shines. For the
tirst time, also, the noted actor has a
role in which emotion is not absent.
When the play came into the hands
of Mr.. Tyler he declared no other
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1920-01-22
The Business Outlook
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION WILL MAKE IMPORTANT ISSUES
AFFECTING BUSINESS WORLD THE SUBJECT OF PAR
TITAN CONTROVERSY UNCERTAINTY WILL PROVE DIS
TURBNG FACTOR CIR EDIT SITUATION TANGLED
Business Feature Service.)

The 1920 presidential election, like
all other presidential elections, is sure
to surround business calculations with
disturbing element of uncertainty.
The usual disturbance win be en-
HANGED in correspondence to the de-
gree in which important cOnomic and
social issues are made the subject of
partiZan controversy. Business men
seem less perturbed than in other
years, perhaps because they are in
ured to shock while uncertainty has
become steady diet. Compared
with the upheavals of war and re-
construction, the movements arising
from the clash of forces in the po-
litical arena will be little more than
tremOrs.
In contrast with the great world
problems which perpleX the present.
the American people holds all political
differences of opinion within its grasp
and reach decision promptly and by
a certain date.
The foreign credit situation has
become worse tangled than ever, and
1t remains a question whether private
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1920-01-22
FEMALE LABOR PAY

The General improvement which
has taken place in the pay of female
labor was described recently by Mrs.
w. J. Barton in a paper on The
Course of Women's Wages" read at
a meeting of the Royal Statistical
Society, London. She said that
women's wages seemed to have risen
between 1910 and 1890, remained
more or less stationary round the
turn of the century, and to have be-
gun to rise again even before the
war. AS result of the marked im-
provement in women's status, organ
ization and skill during the last FIVE
years, there were good grounds for
hoping that permanently higher
wage level would be gradually
reached.
In the case of domestic servants
she said the rises ranged from z per
cent. for ladies maids to 20 per cent.
for general servants. Wages in the
textile trades, which had increased
by % per cent. between 1885 and
1906, rose during the war until at
the end of 1918 they exceeded pre-
war rates by ITO per cent. in cotton,
105 per cent. in woolen and worsted,
and 81 per cent. in hosiery.
Shop assistants wages had not ap-
parently advanced in the twenty
years before 1914. In London rhe
salaries of drapery assistants ranged
from $3.50 to $3.50 a year; in the
provinces they were lower.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1920-01-22
HERE'S LATEST MAN.

ATLANTA-Lawson Collier, an
autoist, was coming into Atlanta
when he overlook an old Ford car
stopped by the roadside. The oc-
cupants were i'll animated conyersa-
ton. Thinking he might be OF as
sistance Collier stopped and asked if
he could help.
you might pull us down the road
apiece to start my Ford" said the
tired-looking owner.
Collier backed up, pulled out a
piece of rope and pulled the Ford
about fifty yards, and then asked
what the trouble was.
"Oh, nothing at ALL" said the
neighbor. II just didn't want to take
the trouble to crank it."
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1920-01-22
FireSide Talks
With Members of the Newspaper
Bible Glass
By REV. E. B. ALLEN, D. D.
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Oak Park, iii.

ness. The world is not satisfied with
any nation or morality which affirms
that its promises may at any time be
conveniently considered as scraps
of paperp The advance of civiilza-
ton has given us wider application
of social truth than when men lived
in isolated and primitive commune
ties. There never was time when
we needed more men like a promi-
nent member of Congress of whom a
newspaper correspondent gave this
high praise: "He radiates integrity"
Fright is right and wrong is
wrongl
Draw a line between the
twol
Make ii straight and make it
strong;
Hold it ever taut and truel"
Emerson was right when he said,
"The greatest homage you can pay
the truth is to use it." And we are
still in day when we must remem-
ber that Tennyson said: "a lie that
is one half the truth is ever the
blacklist lie." Carpenters sometimes
make use of plan in building
known rs "a false front" There are
people who do the same-they put
on a false 'front.' They try to ap-
pear something which they are not.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1920-01-22
"TIdER ROSE"

David Belasco's production of the
beautiful story "Tiger Rose," by Will
lard Mack, which that astute man.
ager whose touch is ever upon the
pulse of American theatredom, wants,
is being sent en-t tour this season with
the original New York Lyceum Thea
tire presentation intact. "Tfger Rose'
comes to the Saxon Auditorium, Tole-
do, Ohio, Jan. %, is a story of the
wild, its main ingredients are love and
life and youth and it's author has
woven within 1t, dramatic fabric
that for intensity, heart -throbbing
virility and pulse quickening propensi-
ty, ha snever been equalled. Its pro-
ducer true to his position as a master
OF stage craft too, has given the best
OF his thought and genius to it's pres
entation, with the result that for two
years ''Tiger Rose" held the boards of
New York and Chicago playhouses
and sent its audiences forth with
thoughts of deepest love and venera-
tion for the good and the pure and
the true that is so charmingly de-
picted in this writing of one of the
best American actor playwrights,
Willard Mack.
"Tiger Rose" has peculiar charms
for theatre goers, particularly the
woman element of those who love love
70 loves sake and who love to view a
struggle of love in which love is tri-
upmhant when presented by a capable
company in which the leading char
acters make love ,by the most rules
known to lovers.