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and let cook about four minutes,
stirring constantly; then add, grad
ually, the white of the egg beaten
until stiff and dry. Shape between
two bdttered tablespoons. Place on
buttered sheet and bake until de-
licately Drowned.
Plain Cocoa
Two cups water, cups milk, )
tablespoons cocoa, 3 tablespoons sug-
ar, pinch of salt, tablespoon vanilla.
Boil the water. Add cold water to
the cocoa and sugar and run to a
smooth paste, then stir into the hot
water. Cook for 10 minutes, then
add the hot milk, salt and vanilla
Whisk with an egR beaten and serve
at once.
Mock Chicken
Take nice piece of shoulder Of veal,
boil slowly until done. Then cut into
small pieces. Add potato water and
milk. seasoning and one tablespoon
of oleo and one tablespoon Of -four
aind mix for fhickening. Have baking
powder biscuits in halves on deep
platter and pour creamed veal over it.
Cocoanut Pie
i Two eggs, u cup milk, cup sugar,
u teaspoon cream of tartar small
lump butter large cup -four.
Cheam-One egg, "a cup -four u
cup sugar, little salt, ! heaping tea
spoon cocoanut. Boil half pint milk,
add sugar, -four and egg; when near.
~ col dadd cocoanut. Make soft with
frosting pour top of cake, sprinkle with
cocoanut and brown.
Four pound piece of neck or shout
der, four tablespoons gelatin dissolved
in one fourth cup cold water, two cups
stock. one tablespoon vinegar, two tea
spoons salt, one-fourth teaspoon pep
per, two teaspoons grated onion.
Wipe meat with cloth wrung out
of cold water. put in kettle and add
boiling water, to half cover the meat
Cover the kettle and simmer until the
meat is tender (about four hours
Remove the meat stock until it is re-
duced to two cups. Add the softenet
gelatin to the boiling stock, remov.
at once from fire and stir until dis
solved. Add seasoning >and meat
Pack into two bread tins and stant
in cold place to harden. When firm
cut into slices. Half of this amour
lmay be made if the family is small.
Macaroon Ice Cream
Two cups milk, one-half cup heav,
cream, one-half cup sugar few grain
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-08-03
A sugarless Short Cake

need not be deprived fthe old time
luxury on account of lack of sugar.
A clear corn syrup. if rightly used.
is an excellent substitute.
Prepare the berries in dish, mash
them only enough to liberate some
quantity Of clear syrup and after
letting il stand short time the syrup
will have dissolved in the juice and
through that the berri.- absorb the
swetening.
Sprinkle some real sugar over the
top of the shortcake and the camou-
fiage of the syrup is complete in botl'
appearance and taste.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-08-03

usually be removed with borax and
cold water, and this method should
be tried first. If it is not successful
use chloride of lime.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-08-03
Bran Lemonade

One-fourth cup wheat bran, two cups
cold water, juice one lemon Allow
bran and water to stand
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-08-03
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN

gratings of nutmeg Put on the stove
and let cook about four minutes,
stirring constantly; then add, grad
ually, the white of the egg beaten
until stiff and dry. Shape between
two buttered tablespoons. Place on
a buttered sheet and bake until de-
1icately Drowned.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-08-03

Ironing Made Easy
Another thing is little glass clothes
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-08-03
~~~R RECIPES.
\ 4 = = = = + = +
Apple Custard


To make apple custard, steam until
they are soft two large. tart apples
that have been peeled and cored, RIB
them through sieve and add one cup
milk. two teaspoons butter, one-fourth
cup sugar and the yolks of four eggs.
Turn the mixture into baking cups,
stand them in hot water and bake
about 20 minutes. When taken from
the oven pile the beaten white of one
egg on the top of each cup, sprinkle
with powdered sugar and place in
oven to brown lightly. Serve the GUS
tar cold.
Whip one pint of heavy cream with
one cup of sugar till stiff and half
freeze the mixture. Add then the
grated peel and juice Of one lemon
and finish freezing. After adding a
bit of pistachio coloring. serve with
plain sponge cake.
Martinique Potatoes
Scoop out tthe inside OF four large,
hot baked potatoes and force through
= potato ricer. Add one and one
half tablespoons of butter substitute
thre tablespoons of cream, one egg
yolk slightly beaten. one teaspoon
-nf saif a dash of oepper and few
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-08-03
Starching the Clothes

Here IS a recipe for making starch
which makes the clothes iron easily
and gives them glossy look. Two
hesons tablespoons Of sm clothes starch
laundry soap shaved FIN fine =, . small
and add boiling water. stirring con-
stantly.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-08-03

Albert Spalding himself recently
took part ID test Of the New Edi-
sons Rsalism. at New York City. He
played in direct comparison with the
RECAxArlox Of his performance by
the New Edison. Mr.. Henry Hadley,
one Of the jury Of the three distin-
guishsd musicians wholistened from
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X HOUSEHOLD HINTS \
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A chemise tunic of white chiffon
is trimmed at the bottom with white
woolen squares set in circle of jet
beads.
The. tangerine is, very favored
color at Palm Beach.
An overmiddy of blue crepe de
chine is embroidered in an allover de-
sign in white beads.
Straw roses and woven belts are
seen on some wolfe frocks.
You can keep cranberries as long
as you like by putting them in glass
and keep in cool place until ready
for use
Tea. coffee and cocoa stains car
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HOME LIFE AND INTEREST =
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The HANDY Basket


A writer in Good Housekeeping
magazine makes helpful suggestion
to the women who may be temporary
" living in boarding house or doing
light housekeeping and must share
the use of the bathroom with others.
1t is this:
Purchase a shallow basket Of the
sandwich variety; place in this the
few needful things required daily for
the toilet-such As soap, a tooth brush,
tooth paste, powder, etc. You can
hang the basket on your arm and
trip off to the bath room fully as
sured that your toilet will not ne
cessitate two or three trips to your
room before you can begin it. One
is also relieved OF the clumsy over
crowding Of the hands, which so often
means droppings things on the way.
and then the awkward sramble to
recover them in dimly-lighted dusty
hall. Whether the basket is kept on
the dresser or in the closet your will
never know until you trv it how sat
isfactory it is to have these toilet ar
ticles grouped together. Such bas-
ket may be as decorative as one cares
to make it 1t may revel in ribbons
and artificial flowers with color
schemes borrowed from the bed room
of its owner, or it may be as plain
as mine, wearing, a coat of white en-
amel paint with "a white linen dolly
with sca1loped edge in the bottom.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-08-03
When the Kettle Burns

For a burned on kettle-put some
soapsuds in the kettle, add a table,
spoonful Of securing powder and put
over the FIRE Bring to a boil slowly
and let boil gently for few minutes.
over the fire. Bring to boil slowly
and let it boil gently for few minute
Pour off the water Most of the burn
will scrape off with putty knife and
the rest will yield to securing pow
and any cooking dish without frs,
loosening and softening the deposit
scratch and chip it.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-08-03

Macaroon Ice Cream
Two cups milk, one-half cup heavy
cream, one-half cup sugar few grains
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-08-03
Vegetable Lettuce

One large head of lettuce can of
green peas half cup of water, one
tablespoon of butter one tablespoon
of -four one sprig of mint SALT pep
per.
Wash drain and chop the lettuce
and place it in saucepan with the
water and salt and simmer for 80
minutes. Blend the -four and butter
together and moisten with the hot
juice. Then add the peas and mint
and simmer for 10 minutes. A tea
spoon of sugar may be added if de-
sired.
Currant Mint Sauce
Separate two-thifds tumbler of cur
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Currant Mint Sauce

Separate two-thifds tumbler of cur
rant jelly in pieces, but do not beat
it. Add one to two tablespoons finely
chopped mint leaves and shavings
from an orange rind. Serve around
roast.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-08-03
Honey Icing

Honey Icing
Four tablespoons strained honey,
white one egg, lemon flavor. Cook
the honey until ball is formed when
dropped into cold water. Pour into
the beaten egg white and whip until
cool. Add havoring.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-08-03

Violins differ subtly in tone Test the
New Edison Realism by that fact.
We have an "Ave Maria" RE-CREArloN
played by Albert Spalding with hi.
Guarnerius. This famous violin has
brilliant, singing tone. We have
second save Maria" RE-CREAr1oN
played by Carl Flerh with his genuine
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-18
TRAIN HITS CAR;
WOMAN |SK|LLEO
AND MAN INJURED
JOii> H. " NiLAtL ~ CANYON,
~ lWA. ht>iitlIii "
~ stt,iO,'s CONDITION,

Mr, John 4, walla. WIS in.iin,.
" Killed brr husband, John \.
" niiau, ~, bahil fnlall, wounihd
Nhrn tn oni ~ Witch the, we've rid.
ing was struck Nv nuiibnuhi sanii
ic passrnp,i train w, pi2 ,r-lv,.
IN, morning ~ crossing aboni n
m,ps sOuih ~ iulm and milrs
north NJ klrss, NJ Wallace was
lioughi a. Nmarlllu IN M, train AMI
taken ~ The sanilnIium, Wheir u
Wns Il, ir'mined thai h. was Injured
principally IN tho hips and about ,h'
lace. N" bud, ~ uIs wa'larc VT.
lnkrn ~ Inlia, aud The hcaIsr ~ ihs
a. 'Rgs Undertaking COMPANY went
there YESTERDAY aii"inuon ~ hring
Ihr irmains ~ ,mnilll0,
.cnrdIg o. reports from lhn
.r,nr ~ the lrJ doul the Ford luur'
~ Dr ~ Vhich he couple wur,
trn,lluF Nlt liura non the rrnf
b, the locomotive and Wts r1mplul'
al, demolished The crossing II
witch 49, t,cidout occurred ~ -
u ulw pullius country NJ and
MIS- wallace had boon ur = twu
Vrnrt u with relatives M lrlu
county wore returning t. 'nrlr
home 10 cNon
80 .nd W. Va " WalAt II
ilsuHdcll OKLA atil,rd M Nnalii.
ln YESTERDAY afternoon "a u'Cluch
,,rf The Wurk island aud visited tn
injured nuu ~ the sunilailum Nj
NallIur OBJ % hrulh,l 4, The injured
mIn
Nr ,nd MIA luhr \ Wallace had
Ilu wtfflh 40 ,rus and had rn
Iird ~ rln,un about .o wears
The, we're married IN Eraih cnup'
10 Ms Wallace formerly Was MlsO
iI,r Wr'la % native Ut Trnne.sud
She was 90 Nolfs ~ nup NJ Wat
bee" ~ retired Methodist minister
and his rntn engaged tnf fnmo TIM
usi m tNing and selling rililr
us rtrihl Thomas. 1851 lllrhnntI
street Nniaiilln and Nrs luhn duth
iir ul canyon are ifuFhl'f ~ VIZ
.ui We Wallace. and Jefferson
WNlIW ~ tHninu H q sru
n Vit stated last uiHh .hHt ih'
bud, eff Me- Wallace prlhihli
D.H hr hiflpI W Cln,uu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-18
NIl Remain tut

NEW YORK April Railroad
liromcn and cnginomcn an strike In
the metropolitan diulrlc, tonight yot.
ed VI a mns~ meeting IN lioboken
not TO return To work irrespective
at whatever action was taken, or may
be- taken hy railway employees else.
where until certain conditions have
been met II was announced that
M" mon hnd no other grievances
than pay and that they would not
return to work unlll they received q
guaranteed wage Increase.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-18
PACKING COMPANY
OFFICIAL IS HELD
ON PRICE CHARGE
Di,WkiNN MANAGER ron VII.
sO> A 80, CHARGED Witu
piiOitrEEni\G.


NEM YORK, April ~ Louis jo.
soph, llrouklin mannrrr Tor Wilson
a co was arrested TODAY and held
In $500 bail Tor examination on
charges Ut proiilorring Federal
agents complained that he used the
railroad strike ~ u ptutoN to IN.
crease prices aud specifically
CHARGED him With selling fresh beet
~ 30 cents u pound which u few
DAYS previously had sold IT 80 W
cents Representative NJ tNn
olhor packing companies we're arrest
rd yesterday
Eugene \ Sullivan, known m The
West Side market district ~ the
potato KIM" and head Ut The Eu'
gene \ sullivan Company Was AZ
rested IN u charge at proiiieerlnr
Complaints nRninH him, sworn ~ hN
department Ut Justice agents alleged
be- sold ih,n0n pounds Ut rnlaiiocH
fur witch he paid a. - u hundred
pounds fur ~ - hundred
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-18
observation-disclosures
" AsneIalrd I,lsm

w NHNeiaitd Tttss
WASHINGTON. Aprll a. Apple
cation NJ Mexican federal army an
GERS fnf permlauionlo nvIsc iurcea
through American territory 10 atiarN
SONORA un the north crested tharp
diueufHlcn today on the senate ilour
ana before the con ml'lee ih,esii-
gaslng Mexican affairs.
AleHnwhae the request had been
iriefird b. The ate department 10
the Nhr department ~ II was not an
official diplomatic combination
No acli u Lad been laHcn tonight
hy thu war department.
IN The senate, senators Athul Il
and Nmllh, of Arizona, opposed y's'
Utouuly any suggestion that III, re-
udoI bn granted henaior N'hurd
asserted that Arizona should oppose
any such movement by force " Ieces
hnfi. shout the iod'i ~ government
hot gian' lheslnle prot, elton.
The nate discussion was ht't"i
when Senator GnOS republican, Penn.
slyhnnln, Announced that h. nau -
formation that the request had been
refused although later he faid hts w.
formation Wis not cifloin. hut based
IN u Hlaiomunl IN The New YORK Sun,
which had stated only that the per
mission Fungh' would not h. grant
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-18

Rail heads und brotherhood Off
GERS who have been fighting the un'
authorized strike declared hundreds
Ut men were returning ~ work aud
that u speedy return to normal con.
d'tiunh vas expected,
Grunau, one ut the twenty-five
men arrested by Federal agents, aud
charged with violation of the ieyur
act. sent u Telegram Ia presidents Of
yardmons association locals through
out the 'uuntry requesting them TO
attend the meeting IN Chicago neat
Monday to consider plans for CON
llnung the strike.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-18
TEXAS MAN KILLED
WHEN PLANE FALLS
AMY OrriCER hpsEs CONTROL
Of MACHINE WHILE 800
IEET ~ Ar.

~ 't.rf iHiHl Press
CHAMPAIGN. H., April IL
Lieutenant James Welsh. %. OF
Corpus Christi Texas, was Instantly
killed 1T o'clock this afternoon
when be- fell bOO feet with his air
plane ut Chanuie Field, q govern
ment training station. His plane
fell flfly feet outside Of the field.
Side slipping caused him TO lose con-
troll NJ the machine lie was return
Ing to the field after having taken
col Ira Longanecker. field COM
mandcr 10 Danyllle. III. The body
viii be- taken 10 his home for burial.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-18
THREE ARE HELD
ON BOOZE CHARGE
MY nave Largo QUANTITY ~
iIpiOil ~ iossEssIu>
pi'ItE l,IrOilr.

Th,re men alleged 10 have had
about ~ plnir NJ whiskoy IN their
pussos,'Ou were arrested last nlphi al
, a. o'clock by thirf Of Police 4.
A. paws aud ptirolmon q u Chess
.hi and ! I Campbell f0llowing r"'
ports of boulloRgIug coming IN lu the
iulicr station
Nolih,r the names - thc men nor
ne place they we're rom were given
lut b, III police department II wtr
stated however lnal they were from
New NrNlru liasldoa the whisko,
found IN the porHcsHlon IT the mrn
lhr, had total of uhoui taOu in
money. II o. mli They we're pul 10
ilu rp lHil following their arrest
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-18

90 - .aIss ruaI
OMAHA Nob April ~ rrcsl.
dent Wilson !. uu invalid and broken
u health over the failure OF the
United State tu enter the lpague ot
uitinn United states senator q NJ.
lilirhruck said in an address here
tonight I want tu aat q lew words
about President Wilson be- said 4
mink there b. too little said nova
days In defense ~ his administration
aud IN praise ~ biz record,
lot me saN first ~ all that ! am
under NO personal obligations TO
the president NJ, standing In the
senate Mas moi due 10 his influence.
II h not great secret IN Washington
that h-eame chairman " the com
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-18
Miami Bank Robbed
By Three Burglars;
Make Escape In Car

W. is.u.IHiri o.
MIAMI Oklu Npfil ~, rsiuf I'm
r,,1't,lrno torch Win Witch "a burn
down the vault door In the First ~.
uurh lauh ul fnltllnd. ten mile
south uf hnrr lhfro hurglarH early
this murniur booted the safety deposit
hnNos IN the mnh 1T Liberty bonds
and other securities between 1 0uu
aud 'Gooo and escaped In u motor
tur
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-18
~ Iill piipir
WEAVING uNlHti :

FORTS dOrTil Va Anrll -
1h' re-, y X Denton pastor ~ Elm
huolm Avenue Methodist chuich 49,.
uuuncod toay that be- would pf't'h
In o,cfalls tomorrow and that mon
wearing o,orallt and women ~ bun
rilnv aurnns would rrul,, sn efr'-
rihi welcome to the church
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-18
Declares Wilson Invaljd
Over Failure of League

Mite, on foreign relations when the
democrats controlled the senate NJ q
time when the president preferred
another senator for that honor. be-
for. hr left the united states 10 80
to Paris. h. did not cali me int oeon-
sullatlon any more than he did any
one senator. although ! was stu
chairman Ut the COMMITTEES and had
moi been superseded by Senator
olse / mention this to show that |
h.,s no peronal reason for champion
ma the cause % woodrow Wilson. I
ss,. received no favors from him and
1 can speak Of him as frankly and
iudse him o. dlapassionately and
lmsiiy a. any disinieresied person.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-18
iiinMi>uIi,N iliMln
i'ti,, N ,s,n ~ >lWs

a. .Iaf.f poe
rlRNiNGilAN so Aurii o.
Announcement Is wdde tuniuhi of
the purchase of M" birmingham
cdgrr o, ihr birmingham Sew
Iumpan,
The Ledger Witch puhllsh,s 90
afternoon and aunda, morn nr ~,
per. viii nppear iomurluw for The
last time % vas stated The ledger
has puhlish'd q daily paper IN hlrms
lnrhum ronilnuousl, fur - years
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-18

VI ~ TTTH|
LONDON. April ~ The British
tank steamer llotahn Newton. from
Andfossan scotland March 1T Tor
Philadelphia which this afternoon
sent out wireless call Tor assist
ancr .tonish, reported b, radio iha,
she WAS fast fIlllng With waief ac'
cordlng tu a Queenstown dispatch to
l.lu,uH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-18
SONORA SOLDIERS
ARE VICTORIOUS i,
N FIRST FIGHTS
,iNIiiAL rIl,nns HEADS ARMY
90 5,o00 N CAMPAIGN
AGAINST CtItftsNxA.
T[pC NEXT Objective


~ '.sfflHitn lfess
NO,itLisS. sonora. April IT.
General Argci flores with 1000 No.
n0ia irO0ps, captured Culiacan, cap
lini ~ The adjoining state of Sinalos,
this morning. according 10 official
announcement from Sonora, military
hea.iaunrtrrs NJ Iiermo-ilIo.
The sonora te,oIutionisss immed''
niri, marched ON Masatlan. IN tnl-
po,tapi town ON the Slnaioa coast.
After occupying Masa,tinn. u was an'
pouncc,i the sonora troops Will march
an the stat. ~ Nayarit, with Topic,
the capital. ~ the objective.
Large numbers Of troops for tue
revolutionary movement against the
CarranxR government we're expected
10 be obtained IN Nayarit. Hundreds
of former carlhnza soldiers have
lonled General Flores. since no IN
yad.d slnaloa Tuesday night last. u
was stated.
tc,iernis Join Ilebeis.
The telegram said Carransa forces
Joining the reyolutionistA brought
with them full equipment including
arms, ammunition and food supplies.
The sonora forces when they entered
glnaion Tuesday last we're said then
10 number less than 10000. Five
hundred troops we're sent from here
today under Colonel Jesus Aguirre
10 reinforce the garrison ut Aqua
prleta, and other troops concsntrst-
ina there against any insasion.. OF the
state IN that direction by Carranxa
forces II was stated that 1000
troops were sent from Hermosillo to-
day under General Manxo 10 reinforce
General Flores.
plans 10 Dust Carranxa.
private Telegram from HermosilIo
said Information he'd been received
there from Mexlio city that 0eneraI
Pablo Gonzales. u candidate for ths
presidency ~ Mexico had inaugurated
movement 10 remove President
carransa and put In his place q pro-
yislOnel president who would guar
nniee fair elections In July. The
movement n was stated. had been
organ,ed by several northern Mex
leo states Lenders here said that "
rarrnnza we're removed the Sonora
movement would cease Immediately.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-18
NuNNN w IA GiitIn
iuiNn MAN ~ NuNl

WHEELING " Va Apfil T. 49,
Vtt ipHn nurhhardl and hef daugh.
trr lily wealthy Martins Ferry resi-.
dents we're found slain IN their HON"
last ulHhi m examination disclosed
that their thfoaia had been cut and
lhe daughters head crushed The
tuu occupied q fashionable home IN
the center N The town
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-18
NOic IL i,ciurn.

w Nssuriaiui ittes
ntfFAlO, y w. April ~ Engi.
uccrS ~ LachaNanna railway who
had Joined the outlaw" strike OF
switrhmon flrrmcn and ygrdmen,
voted Vt meeting In llobokcn late
today 10 return Ia work Immediately.
Clhrr locals hurriodly called meet.
mss To vote nn giving M the fight
ana 10 take advantage ~ the provlS-
ions ut the railroad managers ulll-
malum Witch expires ut noon today,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-18
No Action rnkcn.
MANUFACTURERS DirICl,I
El,Nii. ,hU "li\H,'

10 ' ITTHIIU T"|8
Az FRNNClSrO ANA I, 'oiu
cidrni with the gnuounc, mru lhli
the overall "rrHyr" his rrttN'd ihlH
city, overall manufacturer tlduun
cod that II Wus q "tnol increment
aud would work widespread injury
10 mercantile nj tabor interest
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-18
ln,ls ~ New orleans.

NEW on Fans, April 1.-THE
'ouilaN" strike In New Orleans has
ended m agreement Was mad" 10
take an the men back except those
guilty Of violence
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-18
IL l0S Years Old;
Says She Hopes II
Is Last Birthday

SPRINGFIELD. ~ AMI ~ H..
gfriilnr that she had ~ celebrate
nnolhr' birthday, Mr. Mar, An
inlneiie smith N ready fuf The oh.
aor,a'ir NJ the lusla nnni,rtsdfy NJ
her birthday tomorrow THIS viii he
her last hrlhda, she hunrs aud She
derlarea "God hna forgotten I'm
hote
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MtsO>s WIZ, Npi,p
IMPORTANT NIEti>G

) Frank Winkler wuiship'h
} master ~ Amarillo Ledge NJ
b 1ll, A. T. a w. has C,llol
\ an extraordinary meeting al
} Master AptOns Tor 30, ucl,5N
B ~ Masonic Hal Meters ~
, tremendous impurlnnc" viii BE-
3 discu,aed and be- said that u
D was imperative tfat all Master
D MasOns attend
, II IN rNperlru ilni rlnonH
, other lhiAg- planu Tor lhr lon'
D tinuilinn ui the GtlNo iOr lhc
\ Masonic r,mplo funds VIII BE-
\ outlined
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-18
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TAMPA Fla, \prll 1.-THE em.
hprco against the movement ~ per.
lshnhlrs ~ rail- has hren lifted M
fnr w the principal cities NJ the east
and middle states Is con 'erned
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-18

~ NEGOTIATED Press
rNYTONA. W. Npr,l li-- J'n'-
my Murphy, driving . sixteen cy'ir'
der automobile. was credited Win
making Z mile In :a.3S seconds ou
ihe beach here today and heating
the rccord set heic by Ralph De
alma