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Arizona republican., 1921-03-23
Baffieships Rescue
 Americans At Bafur71
[Republican A. P. Leased WIre1

WASHINGTON, March 22 AS many Americans in Batum as wished to leave were taken away on American Iattleships before the city was occu- pied by soviet forces, the state depart rnent was informed today. About 20 Americans engaged in relief work chose to remain.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-23
NEW YORK TAILoRs sTRIkE

NEW YORK, March 22.-SeveraI thousand union tailors employed in custom tailor shops went on strike to- day to retain a minimum wage of $40 a week, it was announced.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-23
It fights film

This method combats the film on teeth - that viscous coat you feel Film is the teeth's great enemy. It clings to teeth, gets be- tween the teeth and stays.
 Brushing in the old ways does not end this film. And most tooth troubles are caused by what is left
 Film absorbs stains, making the teeth look dingy. It is the basis of
Arizona republican., 1921-03-23

Make this pleasant ten-day test See what 1t does for your teeth Then judge for yourself - by the clear results - how much this method means.
 Millions of people have thus found a way to winter, cleaner, safer teeth. And you will also find
Arizona republican., 1921-03-23

Two new iron and steel works at Bengal, India, turn out 100000 tons of pig iron a month
Arizona republican., 1921-03-23

4 powder box and puff are to be found in the desk of every school girl in Cuba
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-21
EFFICIENT PEACE OFFICERS

Amarillo and Potter county have
peace officers Of a hlgh type o. eff.
ciepcy and energy. Lake faithful and
able physicians. they respond 20 the call
Of tuty regardless Of hours. They work
tirs1essly. and II must be aaid for them
they get results In an extraordinarily
high percentage OF cases.
II means a great deal 20 the people
Of Amarillo 10 know that their lives and
properties are held In high esteem by
the officers Of the city and the county.
and that these two departments work
cooperstiveg for the general welfares
Of The citizens. There Is no drawing OF
limos insofar as arrests and detentions
are concerned. The officers are guard.
lang u the peace first. and after that
they hook after The proper subdivision
Of the work.
Calls. during the pas; few days. have
attracted attention Of the public. These
have becn matters In which the bes, In.
teress Of no public are involved. and
side by side. the officers have invest.
ta'ed and worked. This state az affairs
has resulted In feeling OF security that
would no, have been possible had petty
jcaiousiss existed. The people look upon
tho peace officers OF the city and the
count, rs one large family. each mem.
ber having his given duties bu, an IN.
tesested In the same center. the well
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-21
BURROUGHS SAYS
ADVERTISING TO
Be kept HEAVY
D. M. CARR DECLARES HIS
COMPANY OPPOSED TO
CURTAILMENT

ID. VI. Carr. uf the burroughs Adding
Machine company III this city. made an
interesting statement recently IN regard
to business conditions. lie states
company he represents believes that
the condition of business today d,-s
NO, warrant drastic curiailmcnt of sell.
Ink expenses. advertising and the pur.
chase Of needed equipment.
Mr.. carr's words carry weight he.
cause his company II In clos. contact
with every line of business In the coun.
try.
He believes that the recent stagnn.
ton In business Is largely the result OF
mental attitude and that as soon "a
business men generally begin 90 place
orders for things needed IN their bust.
ness. they Will begin to e., more orders
for the merchandise they have 10 sell.
We are spending our money IN nowa
papers today" said Mr.. Carr. to an
vertise our belief In this. and the more
who follow this example the better II
viii 10 for everybody's business
when ] hear u man Ny that husi
ne~ IL 'had-'rotten' dead -- that
hffffF ~ NfNW ANAN fAt tNNNIfffA VI
ting h.iter IN slght-I wonder IL thu.
man knows how much II costs him In
cold cash o. make such statements.
"If man thinks business conditions
are as had as that and spreads his
opinion broadcast. II Is bound 10 react
against his own business In particular
aud 20 a certain extent on business In
gcre'.l
7 don't mean that business men
should Iid' their heads IN the sand like
ostrichs ~ try to jugRie the figures an
Their Looks 10 fuul themselves. but
m,4in that IN many instances thu man
/ does not irUw whether u ~ possihl. a.
trunsn"t inure business IN his line he.
cius' b. i1f not ttiei hard enough.
'No if.r most - us been 80 sppiled
I D. th' L.i.i. waves ~ piospcriiy IN ~.
Inst tWn 80 three wears that We have
/ forg'iie1 how We used h. work 10 CT
orders ~ a.. wears that We considered
n0Inl. We lave no right 90 complain
/ thai tho pubic won't buy II We MAX.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-21
TOMATO IS MATED
WITH PINEAPPLE

LAMAHQuE. Tcxas--A tomato has
been mated with pineapple and it,
progeny IN named. sunray.
Playing the role of cupid In this
match IL \. Dan George. gardener and
hor,iculturist II Lamarque. who has
sp' NJ ~ years In experimenting with
Texas soil and plants.
The "sunrays." az Mr.. George has
christoned them. are 81 about the same
size and shape as their maternal parent.
but In color they are brilliant yellow.
Also they contain absolutely no acid.
From 30 To 100 days. according To Mr..
George. are required Tor bringing to
maturity this new wrinkle In eatables.
Pure white tomatoes. as well as blood
rcd ones. containing no acid also are
growing In Mr.. Georges garden plot.
Another successful bit of plant sur.
gcry-und wiinrdry-was the grating
# three varieties of chill pepper plants.
The result of this plant triangle" IL
"A stalk upon which are yellow. purple.
red. brown. white and green peppers.
The pods are also II different sizes and
shapes.
Most interesting 81 all his present
experiments. according o. the Ia.
mnrquc hor,lcul,urists IL the crossing
81 oaninluupc with u cushaw. Al
present the product ~ this match" "
about nine pounds In weight but. nc
cording a. Mr. George. when fun grown
II h expected 10 displace IN the neigh.
borhcuh ~ rs pounds.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-21
BARE LEGS OF BATHING BEAUTIES
SHOCK WOMEN SEEKING REFORMS

FORT WORTH, June 10. - Bathing
suits. schoolgirls dresses and morals
are subjects to which certain organlza.
tons in Texas cities are giving their
attention Criticism OF the costumes OF
schc olgirls. OF bathing suits at the
beaches and the conduct ~ young
com,les has been met In some instances
with steps on the part OF officials and
org mutations for their reform.
".,u,omotive lovemaking" on Dallas
county highways must stop. Sheriff
Dan Harston has announced. Two
motorcycle might riders" have been APP
PORTED TO make the roads In Dallas
county safe for traffic and safe for
young girls to travel over" the sheriff
said. From now on there viii be- no
parking OF ears along the highways
white occupants idle away the hours
making love-" was his edict.
Automobile rides by unchaperoned
youths were condemned In n resolution
adopted by the Mothers Council 81 the
First Methodist church Of Cisco. Texas.
The Cisco Mothers council also con
demnod the present style OF public
bathing suits" and recommended that
hose he worn with bathing suits and
that hose and bathing suit shall meet"
Tho officials at Lake Worth. munich.
pal bathing beach Of Fort Worth. have
barred rolled stockings at the beach and
have ruled that bathing suits for men
must have the bottom II the shirt ex.
tending over the trunks. or trousers
part Of the costume. Abbreviated or In.
sufficient skirts ON womens bathing
suits were banned.
A committee az the Federation Of
Woinen's Clubs OF Fort Worth will con.
fer with the school board relative to
the Standardization OF dress u high
school girls. the federation announced.
following a meeting at which the dress
of schoolgirls was condemned.
1.-THE modern skirt: no back, no front.
no sleeves dresses are not "A cause. They
are an effect" said one speaker at IN.
meeting. There must be- immortality In.
sid" and the dress In Just the express.
sion"
Legislative regulation Of bathing
suits Is the latest proposal. but Il was
no, received with announcement at
Austin. 4 resident 81 a sea.coast town
OF Texas wrote 20 Governor Pat ~.
Neff. requesting him Ia submit n hill at
the special session az the legislature
regulating the kind and mode Of bath.
inr suits girls and women shall wear at
the beaches and public swimming pools
The writer said he may b. "old and out
of dnte." but he doesn't want the
younger generation to be- subjected 20
such lesson as the women and girl
swimmers and bathers not put before
them" The governors secretary replied
that he was sure the time for such
legislation was not Mt hand and that
such things should be controlled by
local communities.
Modesty and appropriateness 20 hand
In hand as regards iathlng suits for
women. according 20 concensus OF
members of the Galveston Beach asso.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-21

no real rlf,lt tu sell and az the same
time discourage the public with talk of
hard times.
'Ot course. the boom times have pass
II ard whether they were really good
o. lad wears depends on the net 70.
suit If huriness after all the 'hoom' huii
dried M. Rut looking back over per.
icd 81 ten to twenty years and compar.
inc tho buying power ~ the average
citizens ,nd1y. with IN" money he had
IN his lockct or in the bank at any
tim" tL'ing the period. who viii say
tina, the opportunity to de- business 10.
day is less than 1t was five ar ten
years age,
"Oi course there are some people out
oi work hut oven some ~ these are
good business prospects to-day. The
TACT IL that most ~ the people ~ this
country have more money and more
property today than they ever had
before. and there are enough AZ them
who want Ia spend Il Co make good
business Tor an OF us II we win make
u attractive for them Ia buy what they
need
Just To Illustrate this point: \ friend
oi mine has about made up his mind TO
buy new automobile lie knows what
hc wants and has the money to pay foi
u hut he IN not vet quite willing 10
walk into the agents office and lay
down his check. Now II good sales.
mm for that particular car should get
hold OF my friend and take him into
the office and show some interest IN
putting the sale across. that car would
1c sold tomorrow.
Another man says his wife IN going
tO buy washing machine lie IL will.
ing Ia pay for Il but isn't Interested
enough to shop around and look into the
merits uf the different makes himself.
II somebody would send of the the
things ~ 10 his house and show his
wife how t. run IL. the chances are ten
t. one she would keep IL.
People are eating three meals a day
Just the sime as ever. They are wear.
Ing just as many clothes. The movies
are crowded the hest hotels are full.
the roads on Sundays and holidays are
Damned with automobiles all over the
country. Many retail stores have M
many customers that you can't get
waited an promptly if ynu Wanted "a
buy anything. Does that look like hard
,imesY say not.
Lots uf people have more money
than they ever had before. Don, forget
that.
There are JUS, two things we all
need Ia bust this business gloom.
First, stop talking poor business and
talk better business.
Second, do everything In your power
to start the normal flow of money
through business channels"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-21
RESPECTING TIIE DEAD

n rs humlliatIng 10 note the lndlf.
florence 81 some drivers TO the rule
against passing through funeral process.
sionE. During the time recent funeral
procession WAS covering three blocks.
that number If vehicles had driven
h.cdlcssN through Il.
Whether or not there In an ordinance
against such action. common courtesy
should suggest that II Is highly impro.
per. and not at all In Keeping with ,he
spirit IT civic Righteousness. Tho mod
ern ethics ut the funeral directors pro-
fcssion have l-cn 81 modified ~ 10
olimlnat" many II the former formal.
tiles and Inconvenience but IL II doubt.
ful n there viii ever come time when
Il viii b' considered proper Tor truck
o. ~ laundering IN between the car
bearing the hody 81 man 90 its llst
resting place. and tho v,hi,lc la which
his wife and children follow.
II certainly Is 10 be- hoted that steps
may De- taken 10 correct actions ~ tho
Kind 60 which reference Is here made.
The public has a duty In such matters.
and there can b. little doubt that when
this rrmlssuvss Is called a. general at.
t-ntion that Il viii abate without a
great deal ~ agitation. Tho democracy
II death relates the world To- e.. and this
is one time In the affairs 81 men when
dctcrcncc-that small measure ~ H..
that Is expected under the rules ny
which We are governed. should 10
shown those who mourn.
Amarillo Is quick TO respond in all
matters touching the reputation II tho
city and il Is unquestionahly true that
the complaint that now holds good. viii
soon have no foundation. Let us not
subject our city 90 criticism through
an minimizing act Of our own. Let US
realize that those outside OF oar borders
will judge Us by the acts We commit, rs
a city. just as the people would be
criticised as individuals.
Highest and best ideals for Amarillo.
represent the vision II our people. and
nothing short of this will reflect that
for which our people stand.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-21
INCREASE DuRyING AND
WEALTH

Experts state that no farm has ever
been sold under foreclosure on which
n COW has been maintaincd Tor each
member 81 the family. and whcrc hens
and hogs were included In the scheme of
production.
This Propaganda has been widely
scattered by experts In connection with
the farm extension service OK the Uni
ted States Department Of Agriculture
cooperating with the agricultural col.
ieges Of the country. by the agricultur.
al extension services 81 the various biz
corporations. by the manufacturers Of
farm and dairying machinery. by other
big corporate interests. 20 that extent,
that IL Is now rather generally accepted
as hasically correct.
Bankers and merchants have seen the
wisdom Of this character 81 farming.
and this has enabled many small farm.
ers fosentcr the game Of diversified
farming ms a means OF Increasing pro.
duction. and increasing the net incomes
!" tne'r 'a''ns' iS'"Nc's anu "'e'Sh"'''S
na'e wen ooh''h'eu' W many p''''S
OF tne aes''a"iiS VI he'p'hs inc pro.
auoes 10 p."duoe more "'s'N anu
"o's psoi''ao's ON 'he'r iarnls Una"
ever ue'o'e' ss means VI ''V'eas"'s
thc ssanohrus OF living anu 'he uesi'a'
"hss VI fe'ha'hihs " ''h 'he i'in''ns
san'e' As ah eV'oehoe W 'h's ~ "''e'eu
tne ieaoihess o' men VINO ooh'io' money
"a noefa' oes'ee' 20 se' pthihu 'he pro
o'os'' ." 'ne '"''hs'
IT 10 a fact that dairy products are
not commanding the most attractive
prices just now. but II Is equally true
that by comparison. they have main
tained their ratio OF Instability as a
medium OF bringing money into circu'
htion. The milk producing COW. the hen
and. the hog. arc among the safes,
items In the diversified farming scheme.
They have never disappointed where
well chosen. well cared for and proper.
" handled. They yield satisfactorily In
comparison with other Investments on
the farm. and are great reducers u
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-21

citation. n the feminine swimming garb
IL frankly one designed ito get wet"
they declare. Il not only looks modest
hut appropriate.
Fair hathcrs as rule prefer 10 70
hrc.leggcd instead uf oncasing their
neither eXtremities IN silkcn hose or
half hose. They feel II il more modest
Gus The roll your own" fad. according
TO beach association members. has few
followers at this beach resort. although
no regulation forblds women bathers
using their own judgement as regards
this style.
The 1921 season ushered IN a myriad
~ freak beach and bathing costumes.
A score 81 different designs In beach
and swimming creations made their ap.
pcarance AZ the recent Galveston Bath.
ing Girl Revue. some of them ranging
In price as high az sioo. In design they
varied from the onc.piccc suit with
moderate skirt 10 the ultra-extreme
swimming tights" which are revealed
when an over suit" Is unhuitoned ana
dropped to the ground as the woarer
enters the water. These ulira.radical
designs after brief vogue have virtual.
" vanished from the beach, association
members said.
No reulations other than those die.
tated by the bather's own God judge.
ment. according 10 association mem.
hers, govern the garb To De- worn upon
the beach or In the surf at Galveston.
II is only stipulated that the bathcr
shall not promenade upon the Seawali
boulevard, the adjacent streets or enter
restaurants. soft drink parlors or con.
ccssions unless his or her swimming
suit Is covered by an adequate dressing
robe or hath robe.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-21
bclns OF those comprising the colnmun'

beins OF those comprising the colnmun'
ny.
Weather conditions and hours are nm
known quantities 10 the officers. Tho
~ upon call and the location has moth
INK 20 do with the readiness u the re-
sponso. This city and county are 10 hc
congratulated on the character NJ the
peace officers. The men making up tho
personnel Of the two forces are those
who have a peculiar fitness for the
posts they occupy They have not been
chosen at random. They are worthy eS'
poncnis OF the best IN their business
TINT Of making the community In which
they labor safe for all. and "a better
place In which to establish aud main.
tain homes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-21

II Is interesting 10 note that Mayor
Mars during receut trip to the north
and east made a close and comprchen.
sivc study u water systems. sources ~
supply and quality At numerous points.
These facts and figures are available 20
Amarillo. and II Is expected that the
city vii b. benefited by the work Of
her Mayor In gathering statistics tina,
nave bs'en complied by other communi.
ties having their water problems. ANA.
rillo u confronted with the necessity Of
securing for her people more water. and
IN connection with this comes the task
Of finding ways and mans u meeting
the demand
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-21

Many are asking the question:
What's wrong with the Carson county
oil fieldg' The question IL answered
with the same degree OF freedom-noth.
INK Is the matter with II. The field IL
just az promising as u was weeks ago
when much was being said about II. IL
II known fact that the money has not
been available In large sums for the
development 10 the field. ana this
coupled with other pertinent facts. has
prevented greatest activities In counec.
'ion with the working programs In this
and other known oli territory In Texas
and cklinoma. When the time IL propl.
uous there IL every reason Co believe
that the work win 40 ahead uninterrup.
teddy. Plains country people are con.
WINGED tina; there are OCEANS ~ OLE h..
meath these fertile lands. and that the
liquid gold" will pour forth RESPONSIVE.
To- drilling. when attention T. conferred
upon IL. SO do not let anyone became
alarmed fer the best informed 81 the
Fcologisis have expressed a great deal
Of faith in this territory. II Is a belief
generally shared tina, this field will 10
one ~ N" greatest. II not the greates,
IN the state 81 Texas. The oil already
discovered ia Of good grade. and tho
opinion prevails that Its quantity IL
practically unlimited.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-21

With a mighty determination and
SELF forgetfulness. the Amarillo Saliva
ton officers went out into the city and
gathered liberal supply Of money and
dispatched ia Pueblo. Amarillo has
great friends in the salvation Army III.
ficiary. These people have demonstrated
their love for Amarillo and all this por.
ton Of the territory, They have put
their hand 10 the tasks Of the commun.
~. They have performed wonderful
service for good. Captain and Mrs. Hol.
brook WIN soon b. on their way TO other
fields of labor, and with them their sis.
ter. Cadet Jessie Brady. II In announced
hat a farewell service will be held for
these excellent workers In the Fair
,hea,er Sunday afternoon at , o'clock.
July ard At that time the people Of
Amarillo viii hear the pairing words Of
these good people. their estimate Of this
community. At the same time those who
care 10 speak words OF commentator
and farewell. win have the opportunity.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-21
PRIDDN FUNERAL HELD.

Funeral services were held nj D
O'Clock yesterday evening for ID. &.
priddy. who died of smallpox NJ $50
O'clock Sunday afternoon M his home
coo Fiilm"rc Street. Tho services were
IN charge e the Rev. George J. Irwin.
pastor 1T the buchanan Street Mciho.
dist Church Tn, funeral was private.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-21

judging rom reports curr,nt over
the flams country. their have s.idsrn
been seasons IN which the row crops
promised 40 much a. a similar date. II
seems slfe g. pr'dic' bumper Yields
based on the present Abundant mols.
tgre
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-21
CLARENDON POTATO
PLANT IS GOING up
Sp~cial In The News

CLARENDON. Texas. June 90
Work IL progressing ON the potato cur.
ing phnt for Clarendon. located In the
northwest part of town. and the build.
ings for the plant are being put up
by force ofw orkmen. II is expected
that the buildings will be- completed
very soon and that the crop 81 potatoes.
IL which n large acreage has been plant.
I'd, will be cured In the local plant dur.
Ing the fall.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-03-23
TAR|FFFRAMERS
START WORKING
Five Sub Committees
Are Appointed by
House Solons.

Washington. March 22-Work Of
framing a permanent tariff bill was be-
gun Tuesday by the house ways and
means committee which appointed five
subcommittee to prepare various
schedules.
A subcommittee consisting of Rep
resentatives Young, North Dakota
HadIey. Washington, and Timberlake,
fency tariff to be introduced by Mr.
Young on the opening day of the ex-
ira session.
The Fordney bill passed last session
and vetoed, will be presented in its
same form except that it will run for
six months instead of ten.
The Young committee will draft a
report showing the need of immediate
action in order to relieve the agri-
cultural interests demanding protection
from foreign competition.
The subcommittee are:
acknowledgement, Ohio; Cop-
ley, Iowa; Hadley, Washington.
Metals-Tilson, Connecticut; Mott,
New York; Timberlake, Colorado.
Agriculture Hawley, Oregon.
Young. North Dakota; Frear, Wiscon
sin.
Cotton-Green. Iowa: Treadwav
Massachusetts: Bowles, West Virginia
Wool-Fordney. Michigan; Bach
arch, New Jersey; Watson, Pennsyl-
vania.
Other subcommittee to consider
glassware, lumber and other subjects
will be appointed later. None of them
will hold hearings.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-03-23
Tons of Cars Gold
Shipped to America
Since u. S. Lifts Ban

Stockholm, March 22.-(By The
Associated Press. .)-Tons Of cold
are coming to Stockholm from
Russia by way of RevaI. In Stock
holm the gold is melted, given the
Swedish mint stamp and thrown
upon the markets of the world.
The understanding here Is that
the American state department has
eliminated the necessity OF a GER
tificate showing the origin of the
gold. which makes possible the ad.
mission of Russian shipments of
the metal into the United States.
The first shipment of gold of
this type for America, amounting
to seven tons, Is reported to have
gone forward Sunday on board the
Swedish steamer, CarIsoIm. About
80 tons more are In Stockholm,
having been forwarded and re-
stamped. This gold Is said to have
been sold months ago, subject to
the possibility of its delivery.
Some remaining stocks of the
metal are rapidly being taken up
by Americans at the rate of S664
a kiIogram delivered in Washing
ton, or 2,942 Swedish kroner at
the present rate Of exchange.