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Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-05
FIRST TESTIMONY
IN HILLCASE TODAY

The first testimony in the Hill case
was heard this morning. j. X. Hermon,
foreman of the last grand jury, who
desires to go to San Diego in the morn
ing asked permission to give his testi'
money at this time.
: His testimony was heard. District
Attorney Simon said that it was or
minor Importance.
: The argument on motions made by
attorneys for Hill and his son will be
heard tomorrow morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-05
JUDGE SWING
RECOMMENDS
HIGHWAY
PROBE
Pertinent Questions Are
Brought to Attention of
Grand Jury BY Judge
Swing; Methods of Pro-
cedure Outlined.

A. X. Keller. vice-president Of
the First National Bank. was this
morning appointed by Judge Phil
ID. Swing as foreman Of the new
grand jury, which conveyed today
and wlilcl, it is expected will con-
tinue the investigation into the
vice conditions in Imperial Valley.
Judge Swing also impaneled the
new jury, which was sworn in. On the
jury are three women, Mrs. Leroy Holt.
of this city, Mrs. Ada Jones Of Caiex-
leo, and Mrs. Bridinstine Of Holtville.
Immediately after being impaneled
the jury went into session in the jury
room, adjacent to Judge Coles court.
room.
Those who compose the new grand
jury are:
j. d. Houston, Imperial
E. Z. Dutton, El Centre.
c. Fl. Connant, Imperial
Mrs. Ada Jones. Calexico.
p. e. Carr, Calexico.
Mrs. Bridinstine. Holtville.
G. o. Barnett, Imperial
II. d. Paulin, Imperial.
w. o. Hinderk, Imperial.
Mrs Leroy Holt, Ell Centre.
A. H. Keller, Ell Centre.
NJ. c. Bosworth, INLAND.
Gordon Nyle, Calipatria.
B. L. Baker, Holtville
Dave Vincell. Holtville.
Roy Breedlove, Ell Centre.
T. r. Edgar.
J. j. Laird
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-05
JACK DEMPSEY IN BAD
WITH FRISCO PROBERS
(By Associated Press)

LOS ANGELES, March 5-Tele-
graphic requests for the arrest of Jack
Dempsey, pugilist, and his manager,
Jack Kearns, on charges in connection
with alleged evasion of the selective
draft, were received from San Francis
co today.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-05
DEPORTATION TRIAL
JURYMAN KILLS SELF
(By Associated Press)

TOMBSTONE, Ariz.. March Sc.
Burnett, juryman in the trial of Harry
Wootton, charged with kidnapping, in
connection with the Bisbee deporta-
tions shot and killed himself at home
last night, according to the informa-
ton reaching the Office of the district
attorney today.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-05
WILL TAKE MONTHS
TO SETTLE ROADS
(By Associated Press(

WASHINGTON, March 5-A final
adjustment of the financial and legal
questions arising from government
control of railroads will require con
siderable time" Director General Hines
said Claims affecting the question of
capital, expenditure and maintenance
questions will run into hundreds of
millions of dollars.
More than 1,400 government en-
poyees have been cut off the pay roll
with the return of the roads to private
control
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-05

Lee A. Strong, deputy quarantine
officer of the state department of ag.-
riculture, and County Horticultural
Agent j. w. Waite, are on a trip
through the valley to inspect the lands
for which the state has provided a
quantity of Lone Star short staple
cotton, and for which number of
applications were recently made.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-05
DEFER ACTION ON
COLBY NOMINATION

WASHINGTON, March 5-Action
on the nomination of Bainbridge Colby
for secretary of state was again de-
ferred by the senate foreign relations
committee after the members had OBJ
jected to taking vote until they had
more information
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-05
Blizzard Grips
Atlantic Coast
(By Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, March 5-The
March blizzard which Overspread
the middle west yesterday with
snow and low temperatures will
reach the Atlantic coast tonight,
the weather bureau predicted. The
strength of the blizzard has been
disseminated i'm part.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-05
LEAVES GALES. SNOW

NDJ x1SSOSIttCcu
CHICAGO, March 5-1he cold
wave which yesterday swept over
the middle west accompanied by
snow today spread eastward and
southwark but left behind gales
and driving winds that character
lied its initial sweep from the
mountain states.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-05
FARM LIFE TOO DULL
(By Associated Press)

CHICAGO, March 5-Farm life in
many parts of the country is dying out
and unless something is done to revive
it people will continue to go to the city,
speakers told the farm federation bur-
'eau meeting here today.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-05
PHILIPPINES NOW HAVE
OVER 1O. .OOO. 900 POPULATION

WASHINGTON, March 5.-The
population of the PHILIPPINES was
placed at 1O,3OO,64O, according to the
--latest census figures cabled to the
United States Insular bureau from
here. The total number of Americans
there are 60,004.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-05
$4,000 ARMENIANS ARE
MASSACRED BY TURKS

PARIS, March 5.-The number of
Armenians who were victims of the
massacre in Asiatic Turkey last
month will not exceed 5000. it was Of
ficially announced in a detailed infor-
nation to French officials here. Re-
ports sent here from London yesterday
stated the number will exceed $4,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-05
TO MAKE NOTE PUBLIC

(By AsSOciated PresS)
WASHINGTON, March 5-A sum-
mary of the presidents note to the
premiers on the Adriatic question and
situation will be made public by the
state department probably late today
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-05
(By Associated Press)

LONDON, March 5-President Will
sons note in reply to the latest COM
munication of the allied premiers on
the Adriatic question reached the
American embassy here today. 1t was
delivered to the Earl of Curzon, foreign
secretary this afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-05

A. B. Adair and wife of Chicago
are visiting the formers brother, G,
w. Adair, and sister. Mrs. c. Il. Adair,
753 Olive street.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-05
ACACIA CENTER TO
HAVE FARM MEETING

An important meeting of the Acacia
farm center is to be held on Monday
night, March at 1880 o'clock. j. w.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-05

n
Co. nc valued al Oand d
been o
ty counted The f count will
IrlV Valley Fmnhur The ballot
in
an ran aery ynvtd
he f hearos rIeoh O ewiner
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-05

Mrs. S. 0. Lingo, head Of the
ladies' ready-to-wear department, is
being congratulated by her fellow en-
ployes at the store upon her removal
into the Lingo's new home on Vine
between Fifth and Sixth streets. The
Lingos formerly resided at Seventh
and Brighton.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-05

the entire prize was turned over to
her and the children.
The family is one of the most
worthy in the valley and it is highly
commendable to see with what readl-
ness humankind steps into the breach
to help this mother when most she
needed it,.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-02
CLOTHING PROFITS.

With reports Of continued in
creases In the price OF clothing. Il Is
well TO remember that the cotton
mills % the old South continue 10
report huge dividends.
The most recent statement ~
profits coming 20 the attention OF
the public was that given out by the
Bolton mills al Bolton, S C.. which
divided among the sio1 kholders an
even one hundred per cent.
Il would be well to get 20 the
source OF the wave OF proiiieering
that has swept the country The
manufacturer nine times out OF ten.
is the man who needs watching Tn"
goods should be traced from the
manufacturer down 20 the ultimate
consumer and II undue profits are
made NJ any step along the way.
prosecutions ouch, TO follow
a great hullabaliuo about profit
ecring and threats 10 wear overall, ur
paiamas or something else. isn't 20.
ing 10 stop profiieeriug
II takes q bit OF red-hlooded ac-
ton upon the part OF tho govern.
ment II matters are 90 be adjusted
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-02

state lie Is doomed to defeat. But
his defeat will come all the more
easily u the people Of Texas unite
upon one OF the four men who are
opposing him
Beyond any question, Pat Ncfi is
leading the opposition by o vide
margin. tie is the logical man To
bow tho head Of the chief supporter
uf the old-timc regime. llr stands
Tor progress and for constructive leg
islation. Tie stands FOR all OF those
things which are Intended TO raise
the standard Of living among the
masses ~ the people uf Texas and
bring about realization Of that
dream 81 Industrial and agricultural
development and prosperity which Is
over with pioneer such as those
who have populated the CREATES, OF
an OF the. states
Let's determine 10 support Ncff
nov
For Nelt Is the man who will de
feat Bailey FOR governor. and thr
sooner We give him our hearty sup
port. the weaker will become the
forces OF the out-of-stato man
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-02
10 ing Onc Inch
Instead ~ IlfiN

Tharlcs Z Cos u merchant of Olk
land CtNf was great, annoyed hS llt
ly request iHr Samples 81 rxp rsiyv ml.
t,ri,I. The smallest snap "u" Doe
make Goo 40 800 inch Probably o."
very rrNt ,usturr wnuld want Go huv
from shat rlur hoit and III good .I
$3.50, tld tu Nr measured tu De-, Du 'h'
". lurt ,dL, thus losing tHr th' U.
,hard.. 400 u,h siril ,'.Hr 1.rus, o.,
twid, material This would us,Ir many
I tm,. ON tnr Same hult ,''u um' watt
iug ,r iu.h H, that thr loss was ''H.
ridcrilly IN material costing several
dollars per ward
( Realizing tn fact thHt o. Oh. stHsN
with .,tnuIrs b. Go a.ud ,Is'u"Hl.r O." %
,onr.'ur.r store cox nat Do" wife 'u
|v,r. guI evolved , srh,mu that sIN'l
him mans dollars and satisfied bis rus
4 TONERS as we'll
Whom ~, new hul's rlm" iu frWn
N, wholesale house b., would d,lih'
/ lately cpt 80 700 inch strip clear nDr"ss
thD width DIVIDING thIT narrow strip
into inch squares h. wuIld have boz th'
curp 81 uuy tWo.iuoh material hftv
two rmul samples which hc ,u.k'l ,ntu
tho end 90 the holt ncN, Co. the winding
lhoarl
Suv iu'!'ld of l"ring fIm thirty Co.
\ ffty ir,hog from bolt oi expensive
attn or curtain drap,ry De- Losses urly
| rno inch and har more Samples io Ills
I tribute than are called iur before the
al l. sold
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-02

Dallas. Texas. April go 1899
Editor % The News
Amarillo, Texas
Dear Sir:
Receatly there has appeared in
The Amarillo Daily News q number
% articles with reference to the
erection " various large buildings.
some q them under tho supervision
OF the Board % CITY development
and other civic bodies have no
ticed IN several ~ these articles
where u is suggested that Oui-of-
town architects draw up the plans
A. a citizen ~ Amarillo. Interest
ed In the development and growth OF
home onterpri=es. am IN the same
way Interested in seeing that all
manner ~ professions aud ucrupa-
lions represented in our city are
given due consideration before TAX
Ing the matter up Nth any outside
parties. refer specifically 70 the
matter OF architects. Surely We have
architects ln Amarillo who are
amply able 90 take car. % the plan
Ming and also IN. erection and super
vision Of such buildings and u am
correct. Y occurs 20 me that they
should be given preference in al
cases
I have seen CASES where buildings
have been erected IN Amarillo hy
out % town architects. and in such
eases practically everything that
could b. bought away from Amarillo
vas recommended BY said architects.
when probably the material ~ this
house could have been furnished by
some local dealer Our 0an local
architects figure o. large number %
Jobs over ~. Panhandle IN towns
where there are no architects. and
doubtless IN so per cent Of these
cases. Amarillo. either through
wholesale or retail. ultimately re-
oeives large benefits from such oper-
afious.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-02
REAi HiCI\G TiP
~ MOTION PItTi ~.

o. selecting on, c,s' lv, .'h't.rrs
the famous racing p.l' tn h' .hrnn
on M1udsr 1s William IuN
special produuuur f"r "a. nr.u 10
Mit.un Thol,,r Ma Richard Staut"1.
ih' director h,u' iu mind "a, atU
aimusph,r, Co. 'hr pr,ur,
Thuwas ! CTrigan. who Ia'r, th.
rode ~ Cb,.l,is has ru1v.n Co.. lr
thankful that for a." part oi ih' g..
NOUS racing 'uI' Nr stanton engaged
Ttulasar Young who his followed th'
horses ever sine. b. sold newspapers
10 Th.ri'iou'h street AND Broadway
y'I.E uTu.
During DO, uwi.r OF nrr ~ %.
-r,7' Yow- was vgrpnvd 2" give i
racing 900 60 CirlisIu. IH Nuunc
B. .a'.' %, Thought D. would .
much batter Goo give real iir. sp ir
dead 90 repeating %, lines sistu hH
in N. lI' 90, aid
"Tlt' D. from m.-f't youJ ehir' o1
i..' .ir .n ih' r..f ucD ~ N"w en-
i,ars t.ll.
Ctrr.sIr 'l..-f' Dr. was merely fl
", 'hr Hus.r,". and was greatly sHI
ur.s'l whom Young cam, o. him short
Dr. a''.lUaud and repeated "a, stat.
u.u' .u.n 40 h. had finished vo.h
CI.igau hurried back h. Broadway
and placed t-oe ga IAy,ly az Q" ].
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-02
RADIO AIS.

Demonstrations on the part Of
rAdicals were expected yesterday.
a naiion-v ide attempt a, violence
and revolution had been planned
Hut Department of justice agents
were on the job everywhere.
The government had taken the
necessary steps to provide against
the doing 81 serious damage by these
gentry. but % h Co be- hoped that due
arrangcmcuts will be- made 20 pun
ish such anarchists as cndcayorcd 90
upset the country
The trouble IN the United States
Is that heretofore the punishment of
those Who have cndcavored 10 start
revolutions has not been commonsu-
rate With the crime In no other
nation on earth would the loud.
mouthed radicals be- permitted to
poison III, minds OF the public with
half-baked doctrines aud fomcnt
revolutionary plots.
q few hangings would be- most
Wholesome They would greatly in
crease the respect o. these same
radicals and anarchists Tor all gov
ernmeuts. and particularly Tor the
one under which they are nov living
Let Us hope that IN event efforts
are made IN the future 10 pcrpotratc
outragos. the government, will mctc
out punishmtn,s lha, are sufficiently
severn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-02
KANSAS GIVES PUBLIC
OPINION ITS FIRST JAIL.
StiS WILLIAM .tLLEN WHITE

EMPORiA. Kan. May Il Tho
fact that the Kansas Industrial Court
Is making haste very slowly 10 IT, IN.
ycsiiga,lcn ~ conditions in the coal
u"lds is William Allen Whites idea
~ nothing IN worry about
4 wouldn't be surprised IL Il were
tp taxi" The court year 10 make
lbs award"
a. SAYS. and n wouldn't sur
Prise me " tho miners we're 10 60
out and s'av out for q year n they
io. Governor Allen will simply take
over Tho mines and operate them
Vhi,o The court gocs right on vita
~ work
''liovs''s tactics In refusing 10
give the court information and Or
cerirg hi followers 20 do likewise
which he calls refusing 20 recognize
tho court. are really On attempt 10
delay 0r prevent the making ~ an
award tie IS scared 20 death for fear
The award will p, fair one iic
knows that n It Is. his methods are
down aud ont forever In Kansas
The award vii Le the real t"s'
OF the court. for u = Is fair, public
opinion viii sustain q aEainS any
thing iioWsi aud his followers can do
Tho Industrial Court Law gives pub
nc opinion a jail Tor the first time
Hitherto all that public opinion could
90 was 20 give three cheers ~ Il ar-
.pioysd Of a thing. Now u can pu,
somebody In jail. 4 q doesn't ap-
prove.
"lf the award sould b" unfair
public opinion will protect labor Tor
no power on earth can force men 70
" ork unwilling for unfair v1Fes
II think the tpn-. Is making ycry
satisfactory progress and criticism s.
premature
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-02
>cnling Auio Tor iIubb,
Helped Mote PLANES

NuN,. stunts IN the matter ~ attract.
lus customers Go piano stu.,r ,rr ten
and la hctw"uu lheSr days and thar
i"rD whom sHmc 'nierw.4ng mlnag r.
hits upon a now Way u. bringing hts
s'or' .u tho liuiclirht =, hc,umts 'ho
lIli,,t ~ much comment Ca thr par.
W advertising Wou and his ,omustl,urs
o. happens H1t that be- Iusi What oc.
nr,d in the ease OF I,ichlrd II Harr.
Who gg.r'r The d'stini.s 90 "a, Miner
Musical CO. o. Cincinnati
Manager lisrc has a ga,-l record for
ht riurc. bat he Ras anNiuls L. huiil
~ .u t ~ moor, t. d. in hr realized
ma; some novel stunt mus, bee employed
IT, Understood FUN well that in thcSr
day' II hirh prizes and h.gn Nagcs.
urtum"B usually suls,, thu best aul
inl, b. could uraducr iu,t what they
wanted be- could not NAH, IA. u,lrs
Now the Miner Go has hecu doing nun
.u,ss ~ the Ouccn cav tor many years
and l.u' hns bc'a The guiding figure
,n the trsusa tons
lie knew De- had thr class 90 gnads
thii the I'uri' want eH be- d,rided ~
gu after SOM" new Customer N, 90;
tired ~ thr women foik coming ~. look
ulE over the pinuu- and then snyin.
they would b" looN when th,.y could get
their husbands Geo ,u,I. with them In
many cares th. p,'sP.rti,, customer
"ts,r came lstok h'vausr fho could ne,
induce hubby g. come down
Hare realized that with The fhartar,
" holm M nll lines ~, man 81 the tam.
Us b. obliged to work overtime al tho
shop az office nui ihcrcfurc when he
sets home h. discs no., care tu be both
erred ahou, running downtown. ,Snec
'tllN WHOM De- h1s % us. the street car
mi ~" hall holiday on SATURDAY after.
aeon In many inriluccs IN getting to ho
q thing - the Il.,
So liar, hit unou thu scheme ~ goiu.
tier customers
With 'h." idea bon yl,N h. chartered
..ur f'nu automobiles and thcn decided
" h"iH his ftarr up.n every cvenlu.
I NTH u'clo'k With everything 81, D.,
" lt.d good sized ads iu IN, lucal IA.
H.r. t'Iii.: nf the now plan lnaugg.
r-t h' o. tsorr and the result, was
80 UI.' Do bad expected
r0r several DAVIS after ~" ads IN.
n.1rgd h.e store phones were Kept busy
W''h r1ll from tho wom,n FOX asking
him ~ send oic ~ hi AUTOS cont this
evening fnr hubby and mys.lf' 20 come
lovn 90 ,hc store and r'l'., piano
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-02
Amusernents
Hill Billie " tull of Moun>hinc, Give
llor,N Srnd off

lu connection with the current Vita
giaph feature The Birth 80 "a soul
there b. REPORTED trwn eastern u'Nsp1
pr 5urcty au unusual siulN 1huu'
Harry T Aorcy thu star The story Is
that ~ Nprry irr iuig his beading
woman aEl 90 % .uMuuy 90 plJt,g
underwent . mr.llsd' 90 li,,u'.,r bullets
from crowd OF muuniHu,'ls uu.
nEh' Will the company WIS 900 th,
mountains 'n iha piriu- tan.
9TH" birth 81 Soul" viii Be- shown
o. the feature attraction ~ IN, D,audi
tic'trr Mnday aad Tugsdav
Mr Niurr, and his follow mlv,rs
mad In" ~ dur'ion iu q Wild elton
& country arnlud Hat cave. N"rih ',r
ul.na. The, lived in au odd fashioned.
rlmrhackl' hotel ut ib" fu,i "t illr
mountains
The Birth ~ O. Soul" wae ,l.Sd h''
Mr. end Mrs George Randolph Ch.s
To-.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-02
THE HANDWRITING On THE
WALL.

We have been hearing from the
Bailey brethren Of Amarillo just how
surprised we would BE-. after the pre-
cinct primary conventions. by the
size OF the vote which would appear
In these conventions agains; the ma
iIcnai Democratic administration.
They spoke the truth.
We we're surprised
For the size OF the vote against
tina administration. as compared with
tine size OF the noise which has been
made BY Bailey's scattering adhtr.
snts In Potter County. compared
about as mole hill 10 a mountain.
provided the hill was made by very
small mole and that the mountain
vas one OF TIE large. western va
ricty.
DO not delude yourself.
At this writing we do not know
how the vote stands in the state at
large. f~wtWWf
But We do know that the vote FOR
and against the national adminisira-
ton has a very material bearing
upon the fortunes OF one Joseph
Weldon Bailey, and in more ways
than one.
In the first place. he came to
Texss for the purpose OF securing an
instructed delegation to repudia,e
the National Administration at the
National Democratic Convention az
san Francisco. So keenly interested
was he in this matter. that he de-
voted the major portion OF his ener-
sizes TO the attainment OF this end.
We do not know as yet. the final
outcome Of the precinct conventions
all over Texas. but We predic, that
three counties out OF four will send
delegates 10 the State Convention az
Dallas instructed 10 vote for the adj
ministration. We further predict
that while Mr. Bailey might &c, one
cnnnty out OF four In Texas today.
ne won't set one out OF five by the
time the July primaries are held
And We make the flat statement that
no one can read the handwriting
upon the wall better than can the
anti-prohibition candidate for gov
ernor. himself.
And now. Mr.. Voter there are
some things worth considering a.,
this juncture.
Bailsy's enemies do not claim that
ne h fool. On the other hand. h.
Is known 10 be Jus, about the nifiiest
politician this country ever saw. lie
has done what he HAS done In the
primary conventions in spite Of his
record and in spite OF the fact that
his purpose was made plain. time
and again. by the press OF Texas.
Being a nifty politician. q IS 70 be-
expected that the candidate viii now
make some radical changes In bis
plan Of campaign. lie will approach
the voter from a new angle and no
will bait hts hooks with a new sor;
Of bait. II behooyes the voters "a
remember that the new tactics Do
not mean a new man.
N will be the same old Joe Bailey
Who has been fighting the admins
;rauon which has given the nation
woman suffrage and prohibition and
host Of other pieces ~ constructive
legislation. Ard be Will have tho
salne ends IN vies 10 endeayoring 20
become governor Texas. aud later
senator a. he has been seeking 10 al
tain during the early part Of bis
campaign.
BAILEY has not. aud he never will
have. a majority Of the votes in this
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-02
I'll. They ts1Vr Pm
: Bulletin. Anyhow

N't,hf , Throughout tho country
n'ilf io veil o. watch frr y pair -
touou thu wurkcd 4 click game In
Reading Pa and -, awuy with the
, no -r well ~ tho money They can.
yH'-'d 90" town with : "irc proven
tom huii''n r'virE the firomcr -
r.rlirg wDpl at "a, money
Niinv q 'ho hu~.roSs mon houct'
r,ae. ~ h.gh rairs aud then IN, "hgl
',iir" % came out y had the alarm
'uN numbcr, listed ivc.v" fare proven.
uDn rulce aud tEr embellishments Tn"
v.Hr.n 1re gone and ~ IL tho money.
III" nrcm"n of Reading Sav they know
about the plan. d!d not sane.
iun the cnnyaw aud did no, got ans Cd.
IL, proceeds
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-02
"Polr.llalls" Make a
hit IN New York

Dolls nIdr from uur'iuu poles
Qua" IN idoa ISN'T o.
~ thought Mir j MI'ub,l ~ New.
-rk So rhr Went q" work on ~, ido1
with the rcuit that she hts pr"lurcd
ipuilv of the noet original dolls 90
[ tho market
Mi,, Mitchell COVE iv'd %, . l'a rlit.
sr rsIlsrly ono dny that hy taking
pl,.p q uortierp VUi" about five ~, hes
LONE rounding DOWN one md Tor th'
head aud neck. painting tho face. anil
aitlo hing rtrairht arm. ana l,gs ut ur,lI
mar, WoOd,n bowels. nov ami mig
final doh might u" tn result She
WORKED Il out drass'd the d,1 in q sim.
ulo gown honn dvcl from white COTTON.
and uHt 10 nn the market u uui 0ul"
b. 10. lri thr orders hr.an ca pugr iu
from 100 sides Th. doll WINS simu'.
Inexpensive ana indogiruotlh,.-vh hat
wu' could any ou" ask
Thee original little dole have GREAT Z
rHi'" a .ratinn ~ tn rIWW hotels.
v bvrr nu'dcrr ar- ro1rt1u'lv luusir"
io, s.u,'hiug new ;uli viii stand thr
h1rd wtJr 90 "un nul sand Far this
th.y are iust ,hc thing ~ the only d'''.
o-a sion H. 'ho sgint'sl iar' and IN" var
nj, a over i, keeps IL front al harm.
- i1r'un io these tiny dolls MISS
Nt,hl' plrn make. s1mc lively neck
b... 5'd gldl's - silh cord all dyed
700 tn, uuus' 'Nlusit" r"l"rs and warn.
Tai b.. ,.itt,,t. ~ .f,r Tho 1t1tsIr1up, IF A
I'm" pnr.,!Jiu
Hundred. - dollars worth ~ these
goods have le,n suld iu 'hc las, fry,
month ard Me Mitchell AVS q uro.
mrs Co. dr,cl.p into q vcty u,rauy,
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-02

In closing | want TO say that am
rot attempting 10 take issue with
any civic body. but merely hilinr
the above matter TO yoar attention.
trusting that Il viii result in giving
home industries preference over
similar foreign industries
Very truly yours.
j. l.. MUM