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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-06

Washington. Ju.y = tn" aE-l"ul;u.
ral e!oc ot tho senate 'o!ay caused ~"
defeat ~ 4 proposal for aflou-rmcnr ~
the sena,, r"N' SATURDAY Toy tour u"NK g.,
.nilc :he house - considering the tar!n
b.ll
Hy a vote - :; 70 =. AT adIournmcat
resolution offered by senator odsc o.:
Saxsarhuxcr,- ~" i"7uon-an l.ad~-
was voted down y was Suprortcd h.
majority - R"ruhl'caas and 40
Dsnocrat$ but ua% hca'~7 by sixteen
Rcruhls~arS az '1"'"n r~rrncrats
Nrart, ali of the opponents arc aligned
NTH tho agricultural bloc
rerraNds tnr farmer r"!'"f 1rsiSlatiNn
featured '~c tlsrussior. Rhlrh was
9arrd 'Nr three hou-S u1d"- se1rliNS
r,er,-,r fans. assisted y '7a!viduL
rain, lca"% on -" or -, 1o.'ss, days
81 the surnr1"r
Senator Lodge sad ne had been re-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-06
Big Claim In Thompson
Bankrupt Case DisaNowed

Pittsburgh. July 5.-Judre W. Fl. 8
Thompson affirmed in the United Statss
court her" today a recent decision OF
the referee in the Josiah V. Thompson
bankrupt case. GiSallOwing a claim nf
Sl12.50n to Rodney Sack"r The claim,
II is said. is ascd on commissions for
procuring a loan for Thompson.
Judge ThompSon's opinion stated Ia
part: There is no evidence that the
loan unnn the terms proposed by
Thompson was ever maGc. and II does
not sufficiently appear that any respon-
sible party having ability 10 make the
loan ever agreed to It. much less than
it was .cccpted by Thompson"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-06
GAS RATE NcREAHD

Charleston, W. Va. July An In.
crease Of one cent for each 1000 cubio
feet of gas must be paid by domestic
consumers AT Weston, according to .
decision by the public service commits
sion today IN favor OF the keener Oh
Natural Gas and Fuel company. The new
order. effective from July ]. h1es the
rat. for natural gas at Weston at %
cents. An order nf the commission on
January Is fixed the rate temporarily at
oS cents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-06
No Action
On Peace
Proclamation May Be Is
sued to Protect u. S.
Against War Claims.

Washington. July S. - Secretary
Hughes conferred late today with Presi-
den, Harding upon tho lattcrs return
from Raritan. y j., where he had spent
the week end. but no announcement was
made concerning the subject OF discus
sion. n is understood however. that the
question of issuing proclamation sup
nIcmcnting the congressional resolution
ending ,he state of war with Germany
and Austria was considered.
There were Indications that before
decision iS reached in the matter tho
attorney general may he asked for an
opinion as to whether it is necessary TO
issue such a proclamation 10 protect the
government against any claims arising
out If the war. or TO terminate war time
legislation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-06
More Baltimore & Ohio
ShOpmen Return TO Work

T.,.nr,or~ July 5.-.Th" third fur
l"ueh If workers At the Mount 'lare
~lni,s nf IN" E"ltimnr" 4 ohio railroad
cam" tu an cnd today "hCn fiftccn hu3-
,'',.t ~, lnni"~ wh" haN" b""r idle Cor
more than three weeks. were rU'al'"d
e., lax, ur work which ~ae interrupt 4
hy IN" th-d furlough announcement
sirr" January LIST. They returned -
their tasks. II is said. q, lower wages
than th".o received hct"r" tho last ldy
or. A. tho S;tmc time $50 cmploNci
nr :hr cumberland shops Nt IN" corr
ram. w"rc recalled to duty.
Tn" mon taken hack. rcprcs"nt"d
every Trad" employed in the roDairln:
O: locomotives and tho building e no"
equipment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-06
Eight Sheet Mills at
SteubenVile Go On

S,cuhenvlllc. o. July B. Eight sheet
mills resumed operations at the LA
Relic Iron Works today after SHUT
down of srIcra! months. Announce
mont was mad" ny officials that four
urrn hearth furnaces will be charged on
Wednesday and that on Monday Of next
week tho blooming mill and No. Mn
shing mill will resume operations. ~
that time about forty per cont OF the
mill will r" running.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-06
YELLOWSTONE CAMPERS
REPORT SNOWSTORM

Yciiows;onc fArk. Wyc. Jniy -
Three inches of snow fcil here ycs;"r-
daN. campers Shiycrrd in their tents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-06
PRISON OFFICIALS PREPARE TO
HAN9 BROOKE COUNTY MUIR
DERER THURSDAY.
ONE OF aALcHEK MURDER QUAR-
TET WHO STOOD TRIAL MUST
DIE FOR CRDU.
DOOMED MAN HAS BEEN IN DEATH
CELL SINCE FRIDAY AWAITING
HANGMAN.

Ils pa'ch from Tn. lnt"'i sFnrcr e,
cores >por,!ent q, rharl.st ~. -. Va. r"-
,"'..I las, night SAID "IuGrA'innS to-
night are that Governor Morgan Will
i... ,n,. .y.''"u o., ..'.l -, ,,..utiuN Of
N"h"r, Grmr
| nl">s ~" ~t..,.'+ "Nocu'';. acts h".
,wr"r n"w and ) ,.'"t,cA ,"inrr~ow even
inS. Grimm will T." c\nrutc,! - IN" death
chamber ur ~" Nest VIZ MIA p"nitcn.
trary AZ Nound$,il'. r"'n"rr"w "ICnin; /;
fnr has part IN ~" murder "f stephen
t;l."h"k IN E-0"kr county. " Va. the
nrEh' 81 January -. l?""
Earnest efforts ha". been mad" I"
haN" Governor M"rELn &r,n' 'ir,mm =
rcrr'c'c. md among ~" "''n "h' hav'
interested 'hcmH"tN"S In 'ir"nn $ hChn'i
= Attorney :. -. RCN," "t Nh""'lns.
Wh" rcpr"S"n'"d Mix" rnd-.ck and Mrs.
NiN" rndrrrh. alias Madam Stanley
Hh.n they went Or ir:.N for thor par.
N ,ho murder in circuit court ~ Wells.
bur-; Sr,crll month, ago However. aS
~" hour II Grlnr'% d""m draws n'7-
rrlrla,S a, the W"N, Virginia prison arN
NOR, than s,"r hrm IN thc h"l"I that
t;C,rru,r NCrran will rlr, Intcrf"r,, Wi.
,A,. ,.>rcutinD of IN. death PENALTY i'm.
iuScL upon t;rlmr a WrllShurs hs
judge ! = Somm.ryill, nf Whcclinc
Grimm has n....u confined IN the dra.h
c.r N n. srt,,. prison since last r'r,-
a,l To-day ard tomC-ruw Warden J. p.
Terrell and his tan will compl"tc the
rr.p2rouors for G-,mrn'S ,A.cutlon. am
A. ; o'clock tomorrow evening. or a few
minutes thereafter, Grimm will pay for
rs oar, In Brooke rounty'S most rotorl-
Gus murder with his nt,.
One of -Four to Die
.rbc cas-. Of Hobart "tIttsburgh"
,;rIrup, IS very peculiar n one respect
Four PERSONS rrr, ultimately charscd
with tn. murder. Two at the accused
Mr.. and Mrs Mike Undrick--acter g"in%
~ rial AZ WcllShurs ard having a good
nnr.iun " tho states evidence present
cI against them. changed their pleas
from not guilty" ~ guilty" Mike ON
Ir,cb naS sentenced 10 serve a lie term
~ the state rpiSon and Mary Ondrick.
ms WIFE was sentenced 10 serve twenty
Years In the institution.
n" prison tNrk - Brook county. and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-06
RAIL STRIKERS
FIRE ON TRAIN;
WAY USE TROOPS

F1tzS erald, Ga, July 5.-County
ofhcinls appealed to Governor Hard
wick tonight, to order state troops
hero following AN attack on An At
lanta, Birmingham and Atlantic
Railway train by alleged strikers
and strike sympathizers during
which moro than 100 shots were
fred and Engineer ". r. Reid was
mortally wounded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-06
THE wRATHER

west Virginia Western Pennsylvsnta
and ohio-Partly cloudy wednesday
and Thursday; little change In tempera-
ture-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-06
Organizations Represented.

Organizations rrpr'S'E''d ht ~" r"E-
r.rcnr, toniEht ~ which the d""'SI"n :"
have q refer. ndUm Nnt" "iS mad' toy
low. EruthrrhuVd uf l."''''n"'lN" Ensin
Gers. brotherhood of I.nc"iu"iiN' Fire.
M" ana Enrinrm"n. Rr"'h' "h""d -
R1iiruaI TraInm"u. order -; itail"nN
r~nduri"r>. at hnNwn H. IT,. l;r.: Four
hrnthcrh"",.$. Rruth"rE"", .f klIlroi
Slrua!mCn "r hm'rra; l:r"ih'tn""d &C
Railway an! Steamship tl"rhs. Fr"iEh;
handlers, ENprcS$ auh station En-
rl"yrS. Rruth"rh""d "r lta!iwtA carmen
cC America. Iu'"ruAii"na! Niih.nr" "f
AmalGamatcd Sheet Meta. "rh'rN. In
irrnational Association "i MiChnlSi".
International Rrn;h"rh""d "f Rla K
smiths Prop FnrrrrS and l'lrrrH; In
tcrnati"nal Kruth.rh"rd Of Rolrrmak-
crS Iron Sh phuI!d"rs IN! Helpers 90
America: International brotherhood 1T
tHcc:rl'ri Workers. International Rr0t"-
rrhood &c Frr"m"n and Oilers. order -:
Railroad Photographers. SwI''hT'r. :
Union ~ North Nm"rira. art ~" nlt"';
Rrothcrh'oi nf Maint"n1nr" of MhH
F.mrlnyr~ and Railway Shop l.ahnr"ri,
All hu' IN" RI; Four hr"th"rhu"dS ara
Tncmh"r, of tho railway "mp!u,"r d.
yartmcrr "r -" American r"d"-.'t'nn
Labor. Of wI',h l. VI. jewell i Trca'-
dent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-06
Harvey's words.

"F'"r 10 rr~, tins ~ h.,;"r! 10
turhgu,"nt N,'a&'3'' has hc""w"
wlN Hr~d ?a-'!,Ila-lv eliminated
f-"r' r"H~i,!C-a''Nu ~ dangers ~ far
H. ~l"a' ,arf.t-" - ,"nr"rc"i TH"rs
= CrcUrd 'or Sor! nNT". hoU"''-.
'rat uha;", - aaI-"h'->'orS "Nt*' "'
2H-i.ou~ H0>>ihitI:'~s on 20" i>,crc
ray =" !i~f,"''"i -Non"r 'h.,n i ""m.
-0rly ar,icirI."d. Nhcr. - AZ all
nat >3'"nGH r"nsuHlrlt't"- >h1' r"
obtained n r">p"r-" - me HHTa"-
"ni', universal H",.rH. d;>a a-r'tn'":
"rl' fn,lon ra:U-o"y ard ,7"Ni'Ah'y.
ard ?"ar" ~ sp-tN wiIl >" assured
fo- years a. '"a,'. n~4 !, may y" tnr-
~'r-
Us rai- S'"r,ou, aspiration TOO
much - c\T"Ctr Ny should { ~"
Obstacles man! n"i cra'" 'h"r" a-".
- De- Nu-". hu' whI' ~" tH"yc va,
AN III, ~ out barriers Surm"ur;ae'"
~ q cc-cC-t ~ ru-1"Sn nr tho part
=" ali r." nations tlr""r." ""nrrCn"d
ard NJ loss directly responsible" u
ctNerS""
Nobody - n. Ha-,!;nc adrs. r:stra:i"r
HaS h"r";ot"-" mad" po.rt II fact
"a. -" naval power 0t th" njt"d
S'atcS was practically useless. "r rathe-
ro,crtlatiy unnecessary. Will" At N"
"a mo 'jrrc referring N a0prch"0SN"ns
- ~" ra'CihC L. - rue that the con
~S1;ratiuH % American naval force, in
10 Pacific has boon m" result 90 a
>.rAdy growth "f suspicious that the
-SNt naval var would 10 fought in the
Pacific. On 'hr othN- hand. II + also
= tact that. instead II ailayinE appre-
tensions in r"mn,irE diStruSt. N" trans
re- ~ 'NS Tsst - 'he l'ac. nc has been
'ooked upon ~ ~" Jaran"SH a< a move
-"ql!rirE trr'h"- activity or their part
nd Fastening tHcir Harai H"lld'ns pro
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-06

Has the Largest Circulation Of
Any Morning Newspaper IN the
State If West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-06
Must Solve
Jap Problem
Before Disarmament Can
Be Brought A b out
Ambassador Harvey S
Significant Words.
Nv DAVID LAWRENCE.

o~~~v- xh, b. The l7.cir S"rc-r)
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-20
FARM AGENT FIGHT.

Friends and opponents ~ the employ
mcnt 81 a farm demonstration agent N
Wichita County have taken the mat.
ter direct to popular decision through
the circulation u petitions for and
against Il.
The general proposition of employing
au agent uf this kind involves only
one issue:
Does the farmer believe In cduca.
tions"
or, tu Put Il In words. does he want
Ia adopt for his use the weapons which
science II daily bringing against va
rions pests and insects which trouble
the agriculturnllst and for added eff
cheney IN meeting farm problems.
The fellow who argues:
II don't want anybody Ia tell mo
how 20 run my business" L. merely
dodging the issue Farm dcmunstra.
ton agents have more sense and cdu.
cation than to attempt that
one hundred and seventy counties
In Texas have tried farm demonst,a.
ton agents and find them good. wich.
tia County II the only big county with.
out one.
Because some other farm agent may
have been tried and found not 10 the
liking II many In not any raSon whv
oil farm demonstration agents SHOULD
fall In that catcgory.-Wichita FALL
Record. News
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-20
Surnrlse For Wiley.

An English commercial Traveller co,
married and. deciding Ia kali two birds
with one stone took his wife over tue
districts he worked for her honey.
moon trip.
ON the way he couldn't help tsast.
ing Ia her of how well known he was
ON the road. why" he ended M me
brilliant grafton ON his popularity. "ai
the Bean and l,lrnacic. az Little Mitch.
they not only always reserve a place
for me. but. knowing how like honey.
they invariably put plate Of II an the
hill of fare"
Arrived ~ the Bean and iiarnaole.
the traveller discovered To- his chagrin
that Tor some incxplicahlc reason his
honey had been forgotten.
Waiter" be- said. Grossly, where In
my honey?'
she left last week SIR said the
waitcr.-From the Pittsburg Chronicle
Telegraph.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-20
BY y r JONES.
Staff coFr,.st,on,l,ui

cttil 'FftNitufutnt
WASHINGTON. u. G.. Jan. is
From interviews with members ~ the
House and Senate on the prospects II
Congressional legislation during this
new year II II learned that the follow.
ing viii b. the blI outstanding features
OF such legislation. which will h.. uf
course. linked closely with the Harding
administration:
To take M first tne international sit.
uation ~ far as II concerns the United
States u may lie stated that Congress
VIII not, under any circumstances. al.
low the United States e. enter the
League 81 Nations. This IL now well
understood In Washington IN lieu of
That there will be- IN the first and spe.
cial session II the next Congress. which
will h. called BY AIR. Harding for next
March. considerable discussion about
the so-callod Association ~ Nations. &c
which al-o II well understood In the M.
iional capital to be- only a new name for
the defunct League 81 Nations now
about ready 10 expire at Geneva. This
Association" a.. n Il ever II seriously
considered IN the Senate. will BE- thrown
into the discard. Along with rejection
and probably following that rejection,
the disarmament discussion will be- re-.
newcd with cdoublcd vigor. The great
powers. however, are 10 Jealous. Great
Brita.H can never agree 90 surrender
control ~ the oceans OF the world and
never VIII until the United States out.
bids her In naval construction. the Jap.
ancse are 20 suspicious and greedy that
the disarmament scheme viii 20 the
way 81 the League of Nations and the
Association 81 Nations" So much for
Che foreign situation rs II concerns tho
United States In 1921.
Domestic problems are the things
that come nearer 90 the heart Of the
average congressman. and these prob
lens are certainly the most complex
ana most momentouS that have con.
fronicd the United States since the
civil War. The principal thing right
now before this session of Congress Is
the tariff. In the form Of an emergency
bill' and after that the taxation prob.
lem, In 1873 and 1888 panics ran their
course In this country. While the pres.
Ont industrial situation does not ap.
proach the proportions of panic. II Is
now well reorganized that the II pro.
round and dangerous depression
Throughout, this country. This il caused
principally because more than 2. 500. 900
persons are out of employment. and by
the effort u all classes OF business men
10 quickly llquidatc their stocks.
bought In war times and contracted for
~ warpriccs. Many failures are un.
dnubtedly looming In the near future
unless the Federal Reserve Banking
system PUSHES 10 the aid of all the over.
loaded banks IN the country. \ revival
~ had business conditions IL predict.
ed within the next six months. but the
depfcssions may last longer and get
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-20
TO PROMOTE
COURTESY or EMPLOYEES.

Long famous Tor employees and off
Gals 81 morc'ihan.ordinary courtesy,
the e. u. a O. now has under way o
campaign calculated to impress all ~
ficcrs and employees who como into Ill
rect contact with the public. with IN,
importance ~ treating the other ie,.
lows as you would like To be treated
by them II your positions were re
Vorscd.
Commenting upon the subject. Il. r.
Brackon. vice president. IN charge o..
operation. said "ln the management ~
Il property requiring c0.0e0 employees. II
Is expecting too much that every one
of them will L. perfect gentleman.
Hut We are determined that the per
ccniagc Of perfect gentlemen In our
employ shall H. ne high n W. can pos
sihly make II. The Burlington has nc
intention OF knowing and willingly con.
iinuing Ia ci'ihluy q discourtcous per
son"
\ boast thr quota. message sent C.
employees hy this official directs atten
ton a. the fact that: There can D,
no question hut that In our various c.
pacitics We are IN position to make q,
mar the reputation Tor courtesy ana
prompt service. so vital 10 successful.
dealings with passengers and shippers
Courtesy costs only n little persona,
effort ON our part. but II helps TO spell
PROSPERITY 18th for the company
and It's employs and sufficient IN
creased appreciation from the public as
whole to rcpay us we'll viii be- ~,
reward for our thuughtfulncs. And. ~
those who smile are more popular thu,
those who don't, let us smile while VI.
are about IL
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-20
LEGISLATION IN 1921

worse II unemployment, increases. ono
feature Of the situation IL cauSd hy tho
slump In prices uf farm products but
this was to H. expected. as result ~
the general liquidation
II will bc the job ~ Congress. by
wise and far.sccing financial and tariff
lgislation. a. overcome the depression,
In So far as legislation can accomplish
Il. Even now Congress is working
hard with the emergency tariff hill e.
ctSc the situation. The next Congress.
Therefore. will first band all It's energies
toward solving the fiscal and tariff
problems. so as To- aid the population a.
quickly recover from the existing de
precision. II II this which viii cause Mr.
Harding soon after his Inauguration to
call the special session uf the new Con.
grcss.
Present conditions In this country are
only repeating history After the Civil
War practically the identical conditions
prevailed as exist az this time. After
the war with Spain the same conditions
existed. though the situation was not as
difficult ms after the end of the Civii
War. Historian are fund ~ telling this
generation e Americans 90 the terrible
business conditions that existed after
the Revolution ~ i7iG After an. ~
these war;. however. when the cuun.
try ovcrCame the results ~ the dis.
turbancc. long periods OF prosperity fol.
lowed. As soon a. the country RECEIVERS
from the staggering blows caused nv
the woridwar similar conditions Of
great prosperity will prevail.
Congressional economists say that
the present situation was to have been
expected. and ~ the disturbance caused
in the life 81 the nation was severe and
profound. because ~ the magnitude 81
the participation Of the United States
In the world war. so viii the reaction
when prosperity comes h. greater than
ever before. There IL no cause Tor
alarm. and Il Is the belief ~ senators
and representatives that when the
country begins 10 get hack To- normal
there viii cnsue long era of good
times that viii be- the best ever cxpc.
rienccd In the United States.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-20

An exchange prints the following, to which we
wish to add our own hearty Amen" Another
good thing We can credit military training with Is
the growing practice OF putting in parcnthcscs
typewriter Interpretation OF the signature at ihc
bottom OF letters. Frequently now we can decide
at once from whom a personally signed letter Is
without having to refer to the lcttcrhead above
and see which name IN the list the signature most
nearly corresponds to there are men who wrte
fairly we'll on a typewriter whose signature, are
virtually urdcciphcrablc and almos, everybody
can read typewriter stuff"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-20
Panhandle Press
The Ultimate Consumer.

While special interests have been
hammcring away at Congress for spe-
cial fayors. the ultimate consumer"
has seemed 10 stand IN the background
Ike the poor boy nj frollc. A few
months ngo practically everyone was
complaining ~ prevailing prices az
many sorts ~ commodities and urging
reccssions which would lower tho cod
OF hNihg. However. when prices began
70 decline. some producers nj once com.
planned even more loudly than hid the
consumers previously. This shows how
impossible Il II to adjust conditions so
az To- satisfy everybody or 10 lcgIslats
IN behalf Of one interest without tread
Ing ON the toes % another. u
Whcatgrowcrs OF the West ind
Northwest. cotion.growers u the South.
fruit'growers Of California. cattle and
sheep interests Of the country at large.
are demanding legislative protection Of
their interests. which are said 10 be- suf.
icrins because ~ the low prices Of the
pfoductS. There In no question. of
course. that some Of the productive In.
terests have been hit hard by the slump
~ prices. owing 10 the stock demand
from foreign markets 10 supplement-
the domestic consumption: and certain.
" Thee government should do all that
II properly may do toward extending
the market facilities and In legislative.
" helping producers where that is
deemed 10 he necessary. In the process,
however. the interest of consumers gen.
rally. should not be overlooked They
have got To- i've" M well az the Other
fellows. and are entitled TO as. much
consideration. A. least. that IA The idea
ot Senator Thomas % Colorado. who
has been attending the tariff.blll hear.
ings before the Senate finance commit.
te. He says; Everybody who has some.
thing TO sell In seeking TO exploit thoss
who have to buy. Some may need relief,
hut ~ does the consumer" or course,
the consumer 0ould not exist without
the produccrs md similarly. the con.
suncr IN essential T. the producer IN
providing market for his producta
Public sentiment In this country !s
| aversc TO class" legislation. or 10 $50
cial privileges: but no, 20 reasonable
protection OF American industry. or 20
; government, cooperation that is not too
strongly tainted with "patcrnahsEn."
Congress In wrestling with some eco
ncmic problem In which the ultimate
consumer seems ~ bc only an interested
onlookcr. but certainly he II emitted 70
consideration, Just the same. Senator
Thomas has championcd his cause;
perhaps he rlny get u. Let us hope 20
at lcisi-FOrt Worth Record.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-20
COOKING FOR MEN.

At Pennsylvania State college men
are to have a chance to learn cookery.
II the, 81 desire. In the course 20 be-
known as Domestic Science 80" spo.
cial stress viii be laid on camping cook
cry. but there are many reasons. aside
from the practical value ct such know.
edge on summer outing. that make
II desirable Tor man TO know some.
thing Of the science of the kitchen
range In the present prevailing unccr.
ain,y as TO the employment ~ dornest.
&c assistance the man who can get a
breakfast rs an emergency measure In
thricc-blest family bcncfactor.
II you play an instrument, you gain
TN insight into the arr a music which
comes In no other way. You learn to
Nntpathizc with artists TO understand
the difficulties they overcome and 10
follow their peculiar idiuni. a man who
can cook will comprehend thu various
fluctuations incident to running house
hold far better than u he never went
into the kitchen. lie Nill learn that Il,
IN not all fun io stand over hot fire.
to make coffee that Is potable. IN cook
oatmeal that Is not uurncd. To- knead
bread that Will rise. lie viii gain an
added respect Tor the lady of the house
aud symInthiyc with servantlcss strug.
rlc o. keep things going somehow. II
vciencc has q proper field 81 exercise
In III" Eitchen--and II certainly has
the msn who concerns himself To tho
modcrn mancuvcrs with gus and elect.
richly, that have ~ mitch a. do with
cooking. need not fear that he invade
domain where he does not bcionR.--
Philadelphia Public Ledger. undb