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Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-01
N THE WORLD OF WOMAN

nearly the same a.' possible. This aids in preventing the fibers from shrinking. The use of hot water and extreme heat in drying will cause the tibeIs to felt
 Do Not Rub or Wiring
 Before putting the material in the water the suds should be prepared from a mild soap, having only small amount of free allkali, since this will weaken the fiber The soap should not be rubbed directly upon the ma teliJl Both washing and rinsinG should be accomplished by pressing the material gently between the hands, through several waters. Rub bing ol wringing woolen material aids ill felting ana shrinking.
 Use Pressing Cloth
 When the material is ready to be pressed a moderate iron should be used to prevent scorching. and should not be put on the material, but upon a pressing cloth. After pressing the cloth on the right side of the garment until the cloth is dry, the garment should be turned and pressed on the wrong side until dry. If the garment to be pressed is dry, it should be pressed first with damp cloth on the right side until partly dry, and finished with a dry cloth on the wrong side to avoid shiny ap- pearaCe on the right side.
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arrange on buttered white bread, GOV CT with the salad dressing and put on the tCp slice of bread. Brown bread sandwiches filled with chopped nuts and e,eam cheese make a we'll planned combination. For the little cakes these nutty af- fairs are different.
 Hickory Nut Balls
 egg
 IA cup sugar
 1-2 cup flour
 teaspoon baking powder
 1-2 teaspoon salt
 cup nuts
 1-2 teaspoon lemon
 i-2 teaspoon vanilla Beat egg with 1 tablespoonful of cold water and the flavoring. Mix flour, salt, sugar and baking powder and add to the liquid. Add nuts. Form into small balls with the hands and bake in very slow oven for 30 minutes.
 Some of the Christmas fruit cake served with these little nut balls will be all the sweet one would need at tea.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-01
DANIEL WHISPERS PRAYER

shall behold the the NAY heaven, they him shining the broken w nation,
 land alien intrigue, drenched their feeble lingering glance rather republic ed luser majesty obscured bear worth? those other deluson folly the affairs the world but everywhere spread all
 
 America the tohbearer freedom the inspiration, it's dictator.-Daniel Webster.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-01
New Year Tea Party

A tea party al New Years time is always a delightful affair. It's a fes- tive season and one likes to be hos pitable and friendly.
 Hot fragrant tea, dainty sandwich. es and nutty little cakes will make any party a success. but especially one given for the girls home from col. lege. They love "eats" on any oc- caSion.
 Sandwiches made of stuffed olives any mayonnaise salad dressing are awlully good Slice Inc olives and
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-01
How To Clean wooIens

Woolen materials will stay soft and fluffy much longer if they are cleaned and pressed properly, with due regard to the characteristics of the fibre. This can be done easily at home if d few essentials Of care are observed.
 Ii is iWportarc nat the temperature of the water useC in washing and rinsing the matcl:al. as well as the perature of the air about the ma Lerial when diving should bc as
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-01
PAY COURTESY CALL.

JUAREz, Mexico, Dec. 31.-Col. Francis ". Glover, chief of staff of Maj. Gen. Robert l.. Howze, command CT of the Fl Paso military district, and Capt. Carroll M. Counts, head of the military intelligence department at Fl Paso, today paid a visit of courtesy to Gen. J. Gonzalo Escobar, commander of the Juarez military district.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-01

both feet and one hand, while the otn- CT was maimed, in a blizzard when he was II. He explains to the soldiers that physical disability leads to sue cess as it inspires a man to develop his mental powers.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-01
BOuillQbQisSe
A SIMPLE TASK

An, lilies fair and asphodes, And eke the sweet toned wedding bells, And bonny birds and bright hued flowers, And rich perfumes and golden hours, A few words bout old Father Time And, bless your heart, I've rhyme!
 -Tennyson J. Daft.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-01
FROM SUN TO SUN-THE ONCE OVER
Talking about years :

 920One hundred  and be In anniversary
   silent In s0Wfn the three hundredh the
  Spnards
  ing Todays New Years and Emma Goldman with Alex still the  of to in
  permitted initiating resolution O oborder the
  $ a 
 a
 well
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-01
LIES OF THE DAY

tempted o that money to resolution you're promising 
  tion. counted three hairs in head
  while
  flew Lowell and Quality Hill
  Il
  white be That him had their 
   mule believe we'll he
  
  directly the
 
  snakes," said snakes him. Chief a airplane  experienced Quality Hill Saturday night the white when ought to have the wingng captured before long. the ceebaor the
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-01
DAILY SMILE FOR WOMEN

Mother-"I wish you wouldn't stand on the steps so long with that Junior when he brings you home"
 She-"Why, I only stood there for a second last night"
 Mother-"Is that all? really thought heard a third and a fourth.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-01
Turning Back the Calendar
Seventeen Years Ago In Bisbee
(From the Risbee Daily Review O

(From the Bisbee Daily Review o
 Owing to the small amount of mo ney taken by the highwaymen when they robbed the Fairbank stage, the charge of highway robbery cannot be brought against E. P. Mower and Clay Hockett. who are supposed to be the robbers The charge entered against them is petty larceny.
 Captain Billy Swan of the football team urges every member to be at the parade grounds on Quality Hill next Sunday morning. He has one. or CwO caches in mind and says that if a team can be started one of these men can be brought here next year
 A colored man and his wife had some trouble about midnight Tuesday up near the KinScy house. Thcv
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Menu for Tomorrow

Menu for Tomorrow BREAkFAST-Ho grits with raisins, toast, coffee.
 LUNCHEON-Spl pea soup, crack CTS, cookies, tea.
 DINNER-Macaroni and beef, bak- ed squash. endive with French dress ing. bread and butter. jelly. sponge cake, coffee.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-01
Why, of Course

Why does the giraffe have such a long neck?" asks the teacher.
 Because it's head is so far away from it's body hopefully answers the boy.
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But Not Too Good

Why did you ask those people to wait. Marie?"
 ''I wanted to see if you were in, madam"
 "A good maid can always tell from the look of visitors whether her mis- tress is in or out"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-01

A large tunnel is being put in at the Lowell mine. to reach from tho railroad to the main shaft, They will still be compelled to hoist water with the bailers until the pumps are in- st 9 He'd
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-01
He Swore

He SWore Village Constable Oo villager who has been knocked down by passing motorcyclist)-Y didn't see the number. but could you swear to the man?
 Villager-I did, but I don't think e card me.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-01

The Grocer-"Yes'm the high price of mustard is due to the scarcity of fuel. You see, people are buying up mustard and are keeping themselves waIm with poultiCcs"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-01
Thrift Stamps

We're saving fuel" remarked the> lady. q just left my husband stamp ing on the floor to keep his feet warm"
 Thrift stamps, eh?" said her wag- gish friend
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-01

On the first of the year new schedule of pay for engineers on the Southern Pacific between Fl Paso and Tucson will go into effect Under the new schedule the freight men will re ceiye $473 per hundred miles, and the passenger men from S3.65 to $S.92. according to the size of the engine.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-01

New ceebaor said n but drink beer"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-01

And the chief tells he knews white mule when he ught the winging captured before long.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-01

If you to keep that resolution all you the Mexico border the Canadian
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-01

Todays New Years and Emma Goldman with Alex is Russia they'll be there New dyigger giving plenty resolution stay there.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-01

Thursday, January 1, isoS.) threw lighted lamps and other arti. cles of furniture at each other. The case will be brought up in few days before Justice Mcdonald.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-01

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-23

Ucuiic limitations and o. assume rgw.
rr 20 which they are not Justly cn,l'
tied
cur government has come a. hc very
largely government by the Judiciary.
Laws adopted hy the people at ,loc.
lions 90 passed by thu peoples tr,pro.
r,ntaiivcs ar constantly uullitvd. msin.
torprctod ar construed hy the courts
differently from what their trainers IN.
tended
ON top ~ this serious condition arc
other conditions equally as giay'-thc
lunr delays IN court procedure and the
other many lniustlccs and faults IN
our court procedure and Institutions.
Hut the most dangerous factor IN
the whole situatio mis- the steady effort
90 Judges tu pat themselves behind a
veil 81 secrecy and sanciity. 20 protect
themselves from the criticism aud IN.
bsreIui % D. which other officials
are always exposed. 10 nullify the
rights ~ free speech and free press
I'm So lar az they relate to the courts
This campaign has been carried on
through constant extensions Of the las
az contempt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-23
COP. CONVENTION SNAP. SHOTS
The Story Of Is Nominations.
By 4. n. NNNDENBsRG.

~. Hlrtrunn ~ Pcnnsylyanh ,n
Hayes ~ OHIO ii3; Morton -. ww1'
burnc 81 Illinois. I. wheeler ~ New
York
en- the F'v,nth ballot IN, field com.
Tired against Blaine that being Conk'
liues chief political aim In the cony'n.
tiun and coalition 81 3Si votes nom.
mated Rutherford y Hayes. with &C.,
uIi that 200 but led 10 civil war ere
De- reached the White house by ma
iwIg Of one In the electoral college.
william \ wheeler was nominated to-
SIZE, president by reclamation.
The platform declared tho United
States of America h. nation. not q
league demanded the courageous On.
furcpmsut 81 thu new constitutional
amendments attacked pnl,gamy
charged democracy with "still being tn
.mp in character az when % symra
thizod with treason" and reiterated
practically everything that bad been
promulgated four years previously
The convention 1T this year abolished
the unit rule of votinE--sp that a
delegate might be- free to vote nv an In
di,idual instead uf being bound by a
majority ~ his state.
continued tomorrow. with the story
~ the seventh cUnVentiunl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-23

kodak bug II 10 the camera man.
This one Is constructed 0f electric
light bulbs "A powerful and large one
for the body aud two smaller red
ones for the eyes The wings OF
stained glass were cut out of some
odd pieces by the local glacier at
slight expense. The legs are simply
strips Of brass bent into shape with
the aid of pliers.
The bug was set on a large camera
In the show window and begun IA
make money for rs proprietor almost
ffom the first hour Il simply made
people stop. as they went past the
store. and when they looked In the
WINDOW they found other things be-
side the Whatisit that interested
them. While II was made az odd
times. Just for fun. u turned out IA
be- profitable bit OF work FOR the
sturokeeper who made Il.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-23
IMPORTANT CHANGE
MADE IN RITUAL



DIES MONIES. Ia. MAY ga
change which many delegates said was
important was made today IN the ritual
~ the Methodist Episcopal church 10y
the general conference. when u adopted
the majority report 81 the committee
in judiciary The report held uncnn'
Fiituiional the question la the ritual Of
the church for the recreation of mem
beers which reads do YOU believe IN the
doctrines Il the holy scriptures 40 r't
forth in tho articles of religion Of the
Methodist Episcopal church, and the
ncrssl ry answer 4 do
The rrport WAS adopted after debate,
500 to SEQ
The report dil not touch On the other
qu, .iions usually arkod in th" rcccp.
tiun ~ members. because they were NOT
involved
However. tho report Indicated the
uEly qualification Tor membership II "a
dcrirc o. flee from thu wrath iu come.
aud tu be- rnyod from THEN sins"
ln regard ~ the proposed change Tn
IN, aruf m'nt ,inure ~ dis lplinr the
committee ON state of church decided
o. recommend that uo change De- mad"
ben anus smont .,tiuus and thnt the re-
port be- adopted without debate. The
cuma.iiicp hrg agreed roo q definite plan
for recreation in locIl churches tor
Young people
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-23
CLOSING A RAILROAD.

II & true that the Kansas City. Mex.
,co and orient railroad. which tray.
erses a part Of West Teaxs. has not
been a poying proposition. II IL true
hat Il come under the weaker lines
that Is in danger Of being abandoned
under the railroad act which returned
iincz 10 private ownership.
But u IL well 90 remembcr that the
Inc IN question. before Il was taken
oyer by the government. was al leas,
-getting by. And IL l. rather unfor
iunate that after Il has been used bv
the government II has reached a stage
II which II cannot make ends mce, and
yet Il unable % secure Federal aid with
which 10 continue IN operation.
There are many good TOXINS along the
hne Of the Kansas City. Mexico and
Orient railroad. There are hundreds q.
people who have purchased ranches
along IL hne because a. the fact tia,
transportation facilities seemed 10 d.
guaranteed In the operation ~ this rail
road. AT a these ranchmen are go
inr 70 suffer severe losE u the operation
- the road Is discontinued. The region
which u traverses viii lack. for how
now many years one cannot guess. thu
faeiiiiies for development
''Cuss" the railroads ~ Won viii vot
eannoi get away from the fat that the,
IRE the greatest factor which exist D.,
he development - any country. with
cut them the people are helpless. The,
must have a way e. Eet their crops an.
fhsir cattle % market and thew mus.
have way. aiso t. secure the nseessi
lies u life from the markets a. IA.
world Automobile trucking l. srnar
I've and automobile trucking H. no -
luton ~ the problems ~ shipping J
thousand sheep and four hundred hea.
= cattle % market To drive thes.
bids g. market. ~ On the Cd dav-
expensive IN more WAYS than ono. !,
no firsi place feed SUR cannot Do .
vowed. Tor they vii wall - their ~
ira weigh; IN short order n the So
nd place. the element - time enter
nio the matter
Such money making si4eiines 81 NAL,
NJ butter raising shirkers and ~
-aising - small grain ctn hardly b. ai
tempted without the assistance -
fnilroed Ard the prosperous farrne
nd ranchman makes a good PROF
from sueh alles-d "siaeiines
The Orient aaes not rass through on
-iasT.iaEF. lat ~ az nre IN wosi Tcxa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-23
JIDICIIL GOVERNMENT.

a. finding James J.. kilgallon man.
aring editor uf The Indiana Times
guilty ~ contempt 81 court and s,uton.
-ing Ca tWo terms in jail ~ 10 days
each Judge james \. Collins of ~.
diauapolis has uuWitiinrly done ser.
vice o. the country Had bis decision
not h.en such fragrant miscarriage
~ Justice. and such hrlzon usurpa.
tiun IL the powers 81 government. &C.
cumpanicl by a steady campaign Co
prevent all discussion and criticism of
the acts and rulings ~ the courts.
While every honest and patriotic cit
izcn has the highest respect for the
courts. and realizes that their drcis
ions must d. upheld and oh,yed honest
and patriotic citizens are also gnycly
alarmed hy the tendency ~ the courts
90 override all constitutional ana dem.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-23
sixth Convention.

The sixth republican national con.
vcntlon Was the first 60 do the roall.
unexpected thlng when Il assembled
IN Cincinnati. June u. 1879 -ccntcnniil
ycar-threc great republican leaders
atood out beyond thc crowd. They worc
james @. Blaine u Maine. who had
but recent. NindiDt,d himself from
The inrinuatinns II corruption in the in.
famous "Mulllgan Letters episode. anil
whore name WAS presented t. the con-
N,ntion by Robert G.. ingtrs0ll IN m
oruiorirll gem which viii lis" as lons
as Jewels ~ speech are cherished. 10
cus Conklur ~ New York. one az the
Hhlrft dehat,rs 81 an time. bat AFRO.
giant ana unapproaohable and utterly
lacking In personal popularity. and uli.
ser T. Morton lndiana's great AMI
splendid wsr governor.
There were other candidntes largely
~ 90, sp.clilcd "fayoritc sn" type
although Benjamin u Bristow ~ l<cr.
lucky was sufficiently formidable q
murt'r il3 votes IN the first ballot
SiA roll calls failed Ia name a choice.
although Blaln, led all the way by a
wide margin. pn the sixth ballot h.
had 80, votes Brisiow III Conkling.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-23
AMERICAN LEGION
To GIVE SMOKER
ON TUESDAY NIGHT
SNAPPY BONING BOUTS WILL BE
t'EiTt l,E: PUBLIC ~
INVITED.

Member ~ the Hanson Port ~ the
Am,,irln Legion viii h,ld u smoker
and meeting In the district court room
Tur day night at 13O o'clock
\ complete program for the enter
tai1incnt IT the members and visitors
BE- hrinv prepared hy the athletic COM
mite. oi the organization. Of which
harvey CrudginFipn H. chairman and
ss .,d o. Marry ChiBn and clyde
eng 70 3. announced that some good
boxing bouts viii be- staged ana It T.
expected that the attendance will b.
good
Tho general public II invited To b.
present 10 the rmukcr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-23
Prices Cannot
Break" Now

VIC arc buying right along, to replace and
replenish, at prices as high as, and higher
than, those we paid for goods now offered
at reductions.
This condition, like other evils, /. due
entirely TO general human selfishncss. The
cure fer il, as well as for any situation
that is wrong, is general and practical un-
selfishncss. The lahorer has been selfish
in wanting moro in wages than he was
willing to give in creative effort. The
producer, the wholesaler, and the retailer,
have been selfish in holding up profits or
IN not having the moral courage to reduce
them boldly, as Mr.. Wanamaker finally
did. And the consumer has been selfish
in indulging himself. with his surplus
money, in things he did not need, thereby
absorbing production uselessly.
Il all goes to show that we are all in
the same boat in this life, and that the
only way TO make things easier for our
selves in the long run is to help make
them easier for others in the job at hand.
This is no pretty theory smseking of sen.
timental idealism, but the hardest and
most practical fact we have to work with.
When we all can see business as a great
human service and take our part in il,
whatever il may be, with that thought m
impclling conviction in our consciousness,
this will be better world, and there will
be no mere distress from high prices"
We are all getting there slowly, as any
one may see by casting q view back over
business for fifty or a hundred years; but
we cannot look for the full working out
Of this truth in a day, and present prices
will have TO come down under the slow
eomrulsion Of suffering rather than under
the influence Of better understanding Of
VIVA, we are all for Meanwhile, we as
sure you again with earnest conviction
tina. IL is a good time TO buy at the re-
dueed prices being offered, whether Il be
here or elsewhere.
BY DAVE RUBIN.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-23
Citizens ARE THANKED
FOR HELPING ENTERTAIN
BOOSTERS WHILE HERE

Secretary W. u. Estes Of the Board
Of city Development yesterday express
I'd the thanks of the members Of that
organization tn the citizens and auto
mobile dealers at Amarillo who furnish.
81 carr In which the Dallas Boosters
were taken on "a tour over the city Fri.
day. also for their cooperation through.
uut the afternoon and evening In the
entertainment Of the visitors.
fic niid that without the aid OF the
citizonr the affair would not have been
rucccss. MIR. Estes made especial
mention OF the Nisscy Creamery Com
pany which furnished cream TO the
boo0tcrs and to local citizens following
the fightfceing trip late In the after
noon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-23

Easy to show Heavy Items
The salesman whose duty Il is 10
handle the sidewalk displays OF the
Renson Hardware Store. Hill and
Sixth Streets. Los Angeles. does not
say . word OF complaint about put
tiIg out the heavy items for display
each morning Its too easy TO put
them out A three-wheel caster for
each leg Of the stove or refrigerator
enables him to wheel them out with
one hand
Even Toy Factory
Hclp> "a Drug storr
Something like two months ago
J {. Whitescarver added q new and
up-to-date cline" TO his drug and no.
tion department In Galena. Kan. II
was merely an experiment and all
Whatsoever friends predicted Il
would be failure. 80 Tar a. bringing
added trade and profit TO the store
was concerned.
Now. two months afterward. those
friends have been proved TO be- false
prophets" The plan Is no longer an
experiment--lt's an assured success.
The plan?
The old warehouse back OF the
store had become partly unfit for
storage purposes. 81 Whitescaryer had
the basement cleaned and repaired
When that was finished and the
goods stored therein. he had an
empty building on his hands Not
believing in letting anything remain
vacant. Whitescaryer proceeded to
have the Odd stOreroom repaired and
put into excellent shape When that
was finished he still had room on
hand and could think OF no particu-
lar use for II.
One day along came a man ped
ding various sorts Of mechanical
and other toys-tOys that he had
made himself Whitesearver had
talk with him and found that the
man had once been employed In a
large toy mandatory. then had
opened up a place Of his own. the
place had burned down and he was
now reduced % his present status
The druggist hired the man on the
spoi. for he had suddenly decided 10
Just what use he would put that
, empty storerOom. Small lathes and
other hand and foot power machin-
cry were installed. soft pine boxes
we're stored by the hundreds In the
basement ready for toy-making pur-
poses and most other supplies need
Cd were IN stock.
When al was IN readiness White
soarVer let Il b. known that the call
dren 81 all customers Of hts stores
were entitled 10 learn the toy making
trade free Of oharse. There were 10
be- no restrictions-lust NJ the par
ents were customers. No stated
amount had TO be purchased. So long
a. she remained a customer % the
store. the poor widow who perhaps
bought only 81 10 s. worth a week.
had a. much riEht 20 sll"s her boy
90 learn the trade a. did the man or
woman who purchased s2s 20 so
worth q week
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-23
COIEy SAYS PENDING
RESOit TiONS ARE q. X
~ Associated i'res

y NesVTTHTFT TTFe
WASHINGTON. May 22.-Secretary
Colby wrote Chairman Porter Of the
ho,gc foreign affairs committee today
ihet there were mo facts" In cmncc'
ton with foreign relations which should
deter the committee from acting IN
pending resolutions dealing With Irish
freedom which Is dictated by good
Judgement" and the committee felt
'conacicnt!ougly impcllcd 10 take"
The secretary added however tina,
u hardly seems proper" for him Il