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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-29
Department Has Cancelled
 349 Leases

Washington. June 2s-FoI1owing out the administration's announced policy of economy, the War Depart ment since March has cancelled 34s leases, saving the government s31,- 531 monthly in rentals, Secretary Weeks announced today,
 The policy of reducing expenses would be continued. he said, adding that the department now was pre- pairing for the abandonment of the chemical warfare plant at Lakehurst N. J.
 The total rental March was S1.- 50O,000, MT. weeks said. The head quarters of the second army corps area at Boston has been changed from rented quarters to the army base. The amount saved was S5O,- 900 annually.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-29

picnic provide yourself with the. following: Paper Plates Paper Cups Paper Spoons Aluminium Forks and Spoons Lunch Baskets < Wax Paper Thermos Bottles Food Jars Motor Luncheon Kits,
 The above come in G variety of sizes and styles. Just now we have a most complete line.
 In the Basement
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-29
Anxious To Renew Pact
 With Japan

London June 2S-The London Daily Express today printed a report that the British government has sent message to Japan proposing that the Anglo-Japanese alliance remain in force for three months after July while the Imperial Conference is dis cussing the advisability of its renew al. The treaty ends in July, but the government is anxious to renew it. The government believes that the dominion premiers will approve a re- newal after due deliberation and the extension is sought so that the treaty will not lapse even for a short time
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-29

you may still be young in feeling, full of life, your whole being brimming with vim and energy.
 But be sure the iron you take is organic iron -Nuxated Iron-and not metallic iron which people usually take. Organic iron-Nuxated Iron-is like the iron in your blood and like the iron in spinach, lentils and apples, while metallic iron is iron just as it comes from the action of strong acids on small pieces of iron filings and is therefore entirely different thing from Nuxated Iron. Nuxated Iron rep resents organic iron in such highly concen- trated form that one dose is estimates to be approximately equivalent Gin organic iron contenD to eating one-half quart of spinach, one quart of green vegetables or half a dozen baked apples. It is like taking extracts of beef instead of eating pounds of meat.
 Over 100000 people annually using Nuxated Iron. It quickly helps make rich red blood, revitaliZe wornout exhausted nerves and give increased strength and energy. Your money will be refunded by the manufacturers if it does not produce satis- factory results.
 For sale by all druggists.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-29
Look! Closing Out
Thirty of our Sports Goat

Thirty of our SpoTts CoaI5 Because the season is here, upon US, when these coats should be worn have decided to close them out
 They are made from fine Worsted Jersey, sty- fish little coats with Tuxedo fronts and narrow belts All finished by hand The colors are black, navy bIue brown bright red and green. They combine well with the white flannel or satin sports skirts.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-29
Only $50
Velour Sports Jackets

About twenty-five, with the fsPrintzess" label in them. In dark brown with light tan Tuxedo collars and tan color band across top of pockets. Also bright green with touches of wool stitching collars
 S1250
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-29

St. Louis, Mo-, June 29-Unpleas- ant odors from the East St. Louis packing plants pervade this city oc- casionaHy- A man from Portland, Oregon, was here on one of these oc- casions. He went four times to the bathtuo and used an immense amount of soap and toilet water.
 '-If it were not for the packing plant he said when his friends pass ed out then orse laughs, ''St. Louis
 wouldn't be worth a .scent.'' '
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-29
MAY SELL HOMESTEAD

An order signed by Judge Keeler of Superior court gives the right to the Southport ConEre gational church to sell or lease the old Perry Homestead. Southport. willed to the church by Maria Perry. and lCng used as a parsonage. Attorney eneral Frank F.. Healy was named as the defendant, but there was no opposition, it being shown that the house was entirely too large and expensive for the church to maintain for parsonage purposes.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-29
Mrs Florence NJ. standish is spend

Mrs Florence NJ Standish is spend ing some time with her daughter, Mrs. Charles F. Silliman of EaSton.
 Fred Kendrick has had a telephone installed in his home His number is 22-23-
 John Swendsen has entered the em- ploy of Philip H. Jones, and com menced his duties last week.
 Ninety years young. Mrs Cornelia L. Shelton celebrated her birthday on Monday evening, June 20, when a party of 25 relatives gave her a genuine surprise She was the recip- tent of many presents
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-29
Mark Your Clothes
 with Cash's Woven Names

impression that these name tapes are for undergarments But anything and everything through which needle will pass may bear name tape Rancoats such towels sheets, linens, etc. which through the laundry may be marked with the owners name Bows and girls going away school this fall may place their orders avoid any disappointment of not having them in time.
 Tapes and letters in all colors.
 doze9 names S1.5O 6 dozen names S2.00 3 dozen names $500
 Stock
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-22
"yIlRICN" WILL W.
ATTRACTIVE STORE

The Martin. VIII b. The name ~
the nru ladies' roadgio.wesr store Ia
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-22

ont winter has 50 FAR bccniro mild thar
huyinE has cafiiy been confined g. cx.
traordinarily limited ranges. The people
have Just been holding Off and this
has been rendered far easier by reason
81 the mildncss Of the winter a change
in the winter, cold. or snow. would rem.
der immediate some OF the buying That
las been DELAYED IN the face OF grad.
uaily declining rricc7
"og course. he automobile man II not
ftcci with the same conditions In 60
actiy the same way M IN the retail
p'rrchani--his merchandise is In larger
individual packages. and the prices arc
moro FULLY determined hy the factor,
Eni we have had our ups and downs.
Just the same. hut ON men. like others.
are gh,wing fine rcnse ~ adaptnhIlity
and SEE nothing but the most hopeful
vignp for business within "A very short
time
'Ycr the Amarillo automobile style
show. In connection with tho dates for
thc annual meeting % the Buyers and
sellers. b. attracting great deal 81 at
tentiun. Tho people are coming hero
from an over The plains Of Texas from
ont the state Of New Mexico. and cc''
tain portions 81 oklihomn In g"od'y
numbers. There win b. showing - at
Tendance from Other and more remote
Districts 81 the country. and am mors
fully than ever convinced Of The umcli'
ucfs II DER campaign against Old Man
Gloom. We've got i'm on the run, and.
IN mv .Uplnion. he's goncr. and for
good"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-22
A NEW MILK "AUToMAT" IN
LONDON

Which enables customers to obtain
supplies CT milk after closing hours.
II is fitted low into the door OF the
GARY 20 be within reach OF the
smallest messenger. The presence
OF 4 "srown-up" is unnecessary.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-22
pcaa q liEAsANTJ

the sidewalk. These things must he
looked into Amarillo has start In
the right direction. oar streets are
wider than those 81 many other cities.
and tina; Is an advantage which win h.
II great aid to Us ana Ia Mr. crane
IN drawing up a plan Ter our future
growth and development
Ross Crane comcH 20 us with The
reputation of bging thc foremost civic
luilding cSl'ert IN the United states.
lie viii outline to us uarE uyatcm;
tell us whore new Industries should be-
required to locate with grgat'si al.
vantage 90 themselves and ,o the city:
inform us IN what directions ana how
Tar the retail shopping district should
extend: awe ~ valuable advice as To
the expansion 81 oar rcsid initial see.
lions. outline fire alarm systumf. ox.
tensions 90 The street railway system,
ana make for ms a survey 90 the city
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-22
Arc You Interested

which D'AnnunsIo refuses


AM nrw Offering 70 the public a
splendid ,. lection cf EYEGLASSES
fitted to your MEASURE by on ExpEH-
at the following Low PRICES foe
cash oNIy. ;j.oo. $40. $1,000 ana
s'a:o.
4 wiac fanre q latest styles from
witch o. ellcci all q higheSl quality
and lusi Workmanship. TwOiN.oNE
,,ro d,icic-s,rhi .indh Toric end Peri
s,culc l.ung,s qhr ZIG KiNDj
Prc,s Quoted Include Eyesisht Test
and 9gopcr adiurtmcni q frsm;s e.
mpunllngs: rYc the "Wolcoit '1uaran-
o." that tht lenses arr not cU'i.S.
CAsroHFS a. SEcONDS-cyery pair
bging FIRST GRADE lena stock.
Now II thc chance 90 have duplicates
made ol vrw cd glasses. This h the
mos, ll,cgal offer ever made 20 the
eyoglass wearing public In Amarillo
sis clai arrangements fer quick service
Too ouicl.town patients. pr. Claude
w.lcd,. Eye. Ear. Nose and Throat
Specialist. suite lsi5 Fuqua Block.
Themes coo and 1917.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-22

which We can look hack a. IN the
future when bnotty questions come
up. with confidence that Eoss Crane
has forcscen that particular situation
and has given as instructions as how
hest To care for IL. We are assured
that he will do these things for ~
because We are told that BE- has done
them for other citics cannot too
strongly endorse the action II tn
Fuori ~ City Development ls bringing
this Better Homes Institute 10 Anna.
rillo. actlntcd as 70 was sr'cly hy tn
desire To- have better homes in ANA.
rillp. and more - them.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-22
Merchants Ready
Fer Adjusting Of
Prices, Says Chisum

Toncy Chism president 81 the Ana.
rilloIPnnhaudlc Autdmoiivc Association.
has just returned from business trip
60 Raicon. ADVANTAGEOUS and las Vegas.
New Mexico. Mr., Chism states that an.
tomohllc business IN Kew Mexico ~
Knowing marked signs II inpTovr.
ments. nndmauy cars will roOn W NOV.
ing In that state. He replied to qucs.
tons hearing on business and the o..
,ming automobile style show. I'm eos.
necticn with the annual meeting 81 the
Buyers and sellers In Amarillo Fcbru.
AIRY %. % and q. said:
mo one who knows me would ever
consider me a pcssimis.. but am sure
that the discoveries ms o. the opcnln,.
up - business during the past four
days IN New Mexico. surpassed even
my most cherished hopes. found that
the people Il New Mexico realize tina,
temporary character 81 the business de-
precision OF the past several weeks. and
~ ~ them are planning Tor action.
when evidences of this viii b. swept
away.
While interested chiefly n automo.
hles a" matter 81 course. I had oc.
casion g. take passing Notice IL other
lines. and I found that all OF them -.
fleet hopefully. Merchants are adjust
ing themselves. as all 81 us have % d..
10 the changed standards u prices.
Some are taking such losses ne ave
theirs by reason OF the change. but NJ;
ci them are putting on active adyc'.
tising campaigns and keeping then
names and lines IN the puhlic eye. They
express the h,icf that the opening Will
he almost sudd' n. The buying public IN
showing cvdcrccs Of awakening The
buying will soon be- IN fun sway.
II IL a noticeable fact that the pres.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-22
AMAR|LL0ANs ARE READY.
FOR THE ART INSTITUTE.

The coming o. the Better Homes
institute Is looked forward to- with a
great deal of expectation 10y a. =.
S,inncti. who declares that n i docs
nothing further than To- arouse inter.
est In the subject 81 homes among
the people of Amarillo, u will have
been well worth while.
"Ross Crane. the head ~ the lns,l.
tute. who viii b. In Amarillo on Mon.
day. should h. able. declared AIR Stin.
nett last niEht. Ito tell NJ how to maize
our homes more beautiful and artistic.
II we may believe the press reports
which have preceded him. i,v arous
Ing a love and appreciation Of bcautl.
full homes Il follows that hc mus, also
awaken n desire to own them In The
minds % many people. This desire
translated into action. viii mean that
the young people 81 Amarillo who do
not own their own homes win start
laying plans along that linz from tho
date II his visit, End Il II remarkable
how short a time IL required Tor the
acquisition ~ home whom one h
really In earnest. The hanks, the real
estate dealers. the Amarillo Building
and Loan Association. uli these nrc
ready 10 help finance the proposition n
ethe person desiring hume owns a
building lot and has just "a little
money.
''Therc Is proposal pending 10 90.
tablish brick manufacturing plant
Just outside ~ Amarillo" stated Mr..
Sunhcti. This brick rlant. Il ~
thought, viii h. able 10 turn out large
quantity Il bricks 81 the finest gual.
ity, and o. do 81 at a much lower
prize. labout one half. Think than
tho home builder must NJ present nay.
Tho Rotary Club Is now looking into
the proposition. and IL It Is feasible. II
viii h. quite likely tn result in low
price for substantial building mater.
ials. This will enable us Co undertake.
n building program with much better
chances II success than would have
been possible year ago, when the
prices were ~ their high.waicr mark.
at II an undhubtcd fact that there
II very serious shortage Of homes IN
Amarillo. az course the Chicago Art
Institute viii not he able To finance
our building program; We shall have
To do that ourselves. But II Mr.. Crane
can instili the home owning instinct
into our young men and young women
he will have done service To- Anna.
rillo which viii be- worth many times
the nominal sum Il is costing the city
81 brig. the Better Homes Institute
here.
aside from having better homes
and more 81 them. Amarillo must also
direct It's development along definite
lines. nnd not simply allow things to
happen In haphazard fashion. As Il
stands at present there H. nothing IN
the world 10 prevent some outsider
from coming 90 Amarillo and starting
n soap factory or tanncry on the
first vacant lot he can buy from real
estate agent. oven though that lot be
IN our choicest residence district.
Neither IL there anything Co prohibit
n person who M desires. from huild.
Ing his house right NJ TO the edge Of
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-22
JOHNSON FuNERiL WILL.
hts HELD SUNDAY

The funeral Il Tom a. johnson. who
recently died IL appendicitis IN Wash.
ington. u. C.. wll be- held sunday.
January %. at Houston. s. l.. Seay q
Amarillo. VIII attend the funeral.
Mr. Iohnson. who was formerly 81
Amarillo. and at the time ~ his death
had large property interests here. but
recently returned from trip TO Eng'
land. whore he has cotton Interests.
he was visiting his daughter. who h ~
INK to school In Washington. when
stricken by appendicitis. from which he
died.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-22

h. opened shortly by Leo Grccnbcrscr.
This shop will D. located IN the new
Fair Theatre. which should prove ~
h. one of the moss attractive locations
In The city. Attractive lighting and
other fixtures have been ordered hy
Mr.. Grecnbcrgcr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-22
siapi.ton Iioao.ei.

Cr.rn Staplltr1. 81 Amarillo. was
'lcc.cl mlmai, oi thc ~ resu Cons.s.
tory lN,. o. recently. aCcl riding o. Oh
current number 81 the bl'lci.u .ssar'
hy tau, yunsistCrs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-22

Whoever owing alleglauce g. the TINT
tci States lewis war against thcm or
adhrrcs g. their euemics. giving them
aid and comfort. II Euilty 81 treason.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-28

Editor world; Permit me to disagree with
In spenking of trade with the Russian Soviet
(although you use the broader, more embracing
term Russa), you resort To the analogy OF trad-
ing with savages
R,t in trading with savages, YOU trade with
them As SUCH. aud not "a civilized people using
the modern. complex forms OF commercial IN
tercpuraS preyalcut--if not ncCcssarN--among
civilized people. In other words YOU deal with
savages on the crude, primitive basis OF barter
and exchange. Hut that ~ not what the kus-
sian Soviet Republic tso-Callcd) wants; II wants
to be dealt with as a civilized government and
not as savages. AS FOR dealing with this so
called Russian government as savages, there is
nothing to prevent any one from doing that
now IL he wants to do tat his own risk and
peril as he must IL he wants To trade with
R,It what the Russian so-caIled government
desires * 10 enter into the complex relations
arising from and demanded by the modern
forms OF commerce and commercial intercourse
among civilized people. They tender compli-
Gated, long term contracts involving multi
tudo OF details possibilities and responsibilities;
they desire financial credits and othe? arrange
ments when could only subslst between civil
lzcd peoples mutually respecting and obserV-
ing the obligations OF contracts and giving ade-
quRto security to the property, not To mention
the lives and liberties of individuals, within
their respective limits. And does the so-called
Russian government do any OF these 'hings
or rather can YOU rely on its assurance to that
effect, even II II should give such assurances?
In this connection YOU refer To Japan. But 1t
is not parallel Japan had IN established gov
ornmcut Tor centuries when Perry "thundered
at her gates" And Japan did not threaten. nor
cVeu demand. a complete revolution and over
throw OF established economic not to mention
political mstltutions Of long standing Further
more / hope that you do not intimate mat we
should send navy laundering at Russia s
gates to open pathway for commerce
As ! nave said, let those who choose trade
with the Russian sovict-thcre Is nothing TO
prevent them. hut can We afford TO recognize
the Russians under their present so-oallcd gov
crnmeut as a modern, commercial and civilized
people who respect the modern forms OF COM
WorCc among civilized people"
Yours very truly.
SOL II. kAUFFMAN
Tulsa March 20.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-28
VIZ. rNItMEn ON noNn LssI rs.

The position taken by Mr.. Farmer. uf tho
water poard. bond issues 20 this time should
command the serious attention Of all Tulsa citl-
IONS Il IL not opposition 10 municipal i'm
provcmenls additional bond issues that causes
thoughtful men 10 oppose voting bonds at this
time. but matter Of sound business and
prudence.
AZ Mr. Farmer well stated. nobody denies
tho Importance Of park improvements Tho
city needs them ana must have thom Rut
such improvements not impcratvelv ncccs.
aary at this time. no undertake them now
means that The city will have to pay excessively
for the money and perhaps damage ito credit
In the future.
II is being shown In convincing way that
the water bonds and tho sewer bonds arc an
absolute necessity. therefore whatever the cost
such work must go ahead As much. possibly
may be said OF the proposed garbage and in
clnerator bonds, though we nrc unable TO work
up any enthusiasm on that subject
The solution Of the water problem along
lines decided on more than a year ago should
bc the end to which all efforts are directed
After that emergency has been met there will
be no difficulty In carrying forward other prof
ccs In large way. instead Of mcrey by piece
meal Lots settle Tulsa's municipal problems
right from now on; not merely patch them up
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-28
barometer Of Public Opinion
4 Good Subject

Editor world. / notice in todaya paper that
inc Lions club lament train service into Tulsa
and especially call attention to the Frisco. /
heartily endorse this and think that some
action should he taken to improve service on
all roads entering Tulsa.
The Santa Fc Is the only road entering Tulsa
that actually gives Tulsa good shopping sorv-
lee. Tho Midland north .of Tulsa also gives
us good shopping service. but the minute that
IT. leaves tulsa south It plays into the hands Of
Muskogeo. The train leaving MuskoReo at /
a. m. makes no stop between Muskogec and
Tulsa, THE ought TO make every stop and bring
numerous shoppers to Tulsa. Train leaving
Tulsa at G.35 y, makes no stop between
Tulsa ana Muskogco, this train should also
make every stop between these places and
should be loaded down every night with re-
turning shoppers from Tulsa to such points as
jerks. BXby, Leonard, stone Bluff and Haskell,
Il looks to me like that It would be good bust
for the Midland TO cater to this local bust
ness and In doing 80 don't think that they
would lose a single through passenger to Mus
kogec. | understand that the reason that the
Midland runs this train without stops IN to com
pete with the Katy hut this Katy train that they
competing with makes stops at Broken
Arrow Cowcta and Porter.
Tho Midland stopcpd tina train prior to De-
ccmber 10 at jerks BixbS and Haskell. and
understand that by not making these stops that
they gain 90 minutes time between Tulsa and
Muskogce; | should not think that anyone
would object TO this delay OF 20 minutes. cspe
ciully when hundreds would bo benefited to one
that would he mconvcnicnCcd.
Tho chamber of commerce and the retailers
association should take the matter up and bring
pressurc to bear to improve the service. and II
looks like 10 me that It would be easy mat
Ter To stop trains thai "whiZ' past towns and
pass up r.iorc potential business than could
possibly bo gained by catering TO through bust
ness only
JOHN Med PARKS
Tulsa March 25 ll5S y. Elwood.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-28
The Horoscope
-Ths stars Incline but DO no, come.-
tCpI 1874 ~ AeClurs NewSpaper ssrs
Monday, March 20. 1921.

Astrologers read this AZ mn u,.
certain day In which tho sun ,rt
Nuptune are in bencfic aspect bg.
Mercury. Uranus and Jupiter Ar.
strongly adverse.
The planets are friendly .5 I'll.
who are at the head OF goycrrmen.
and the stars during this couugurs.
ton are believed to aid vision con.
corning men and events.
Under this sway persons should
reach the goal OF ambition easily
whether the ruling desire le a,
power OF for money.
IL is an auspicious day for hose
who seek political appointm.uts o.
who apply for positions OF ar. sDr,
Judges and all who have power
20 decide important question r-
garding tho public veal utc Wog
directed.
There Is sign that forcsuadoy
a great access of common sense. c..
pccially among women Who VN
gradually recover from the ,ffnc..
OF the war, which aroused 900 ihr
primitive and predatory instincts W
both sexes.
This is a forbidding ruio for trc
/ signing of any sort of contracts ul
leases.
Mercury gives warning To news.
paper men that, while publicity will
offer large rewards there viii %.
| sweeping economies in the journal.
istic field.
1t is not a lucky day for loyc ar.
fairs, especially for the beginning oi
/ romanCcs there is % forbiddIng as.
poet.
While business conditions should
| improve steadily after this month
| initiative on this date may be- df.
/ appointing.
Educational questions viii b-
much in the public mind and teach.
ers should benefit, for there ls On
I be an awakening Of the public u
/ The need OF sweeping reforms,
The Sun seems 10 indicate that
while trade aud commerce viii
| benefit greatly and there Will %.
! much mention OF economy in On,
| expenditure Of public moneys o.,
! immense outlay Of funds viii b'
made necessary. Thus the Chanc.
\ OF reduced taxation at an early dau
appear TO be small.
Persons whose birthdatc !t H
/ should have a prosperous year
/ Journeys and removals may be us
/ appointing. Girls should be NoN
CirCumspect.
Children born on this day may O..
/ inclined TO spend money too free.
/ and should be trained In habits o.
/ thrift. These subjects OF Aries sue
| ceed best as employees.