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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-10

The average man gees into a
Irritation as a relaxation-and ends
by regarding IL as a daily chore.
When a pretty girl sits in the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-10

When a man realizes, with
shock, that he has just asked a girl
to marry him, it IS He. not she. who
feels like exclaiming, "Oh, this is
so sudden"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-10

There seem TO be game laws IN
America TO prevent everything ex-
cept the batting and trapping OF
Wild bachelors. in and out Of sea
son.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-10

II must have been a dreadful bore
TO Solomon's wives, to have him
work off his proverbs on them ev-
cry evening. TO say nothing OF haV-
ing 70 keep continually telling him
what wonderful Judgment he had.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-10


drop.
For a man, love has no present
tense. When a woman ceases TO be
the bright star Of his future, she
becomes merely a little rushHght in
his past.
Conservatory: The sanctuary,
where a girl escapes from lot of
men who are trying to say clever
things and listens to one man saying
foolish things.
The wife is the ruler in the Abys-
sianian househoId-which means,
no doubt, that she has her say,
while the little Abysinner of a hus-
band slips Oft and has his way
Just as they do over here.
Heigho! One kind of love leads
man to climb TO spiritual heights
and then. alas. along comes another
kind of love and makes him so
dizzy that he has a mad impulse to
leap right down 70 earth or &C.
henna again.
A woman takes her flirtations in
Neutrality-suspicious., somehow, when
love-affairs begin coming 20 a man,
they come not single file, but in bat
talions!
Most husbands will welcome any
kind OF laws-BLUE, pink or Or
chid-that will forbid them to put
up the screens. NOW the lawn. or
do anything on Sunday except loaf
and sleep.
After sketchily observing the men
on the bathing beach, a girl can't
help thinking that while clothes
may not make the man, they GER
tainly make him a lot easier 70
look at.
Nowadays. the hens OF big sis
ters frocks have to be let down.
when they are passed on to little
sister.
The wind has a way Of blowing
man into marriage, by first blowing
girls hair into his eyes. so that he
can't see where he's going.
A woman will never understand
why it is necessary for a man 10
get himself up like a highwayman,
just because he's going fishing; and
man viii never understand why
it is necessary for a woman 10 get
herself up like a Kewpie. Just be
cause she's going swimming.
When a man realizes, with a
shock, that he has just asked a girl
TO marry him, ii IS He. not she. who
feels like exclaiming, "Oh, this is
so sudden!"
It must have been a dreadful bore
to Solomon's wives, to have him
work off his proverbs on them ev-
cry evening. 10 say nothing Of hav-
ing 70 keep continually telling him
what wonderful Judgment he had.
There seem TO be game laws IN
America TO prevent everything ex-
cept the batting and trapping OF
Wild bachelors. in and out OF sea-
son.
The average man gees into
filtration as a relaxation-and ends
by regarding il as a daily chore.
When a pretty girl sits in the
moonlight and tells a man he ought
not 10 kiss her, she know perfectly
we'll that the effect will be exactly
the same as that OF showing a small
boy where the cake is hidden ard
telling him that IL will ruin his al
gestion.
~----~>~---~-->-----'---~------
by John T. Trowbridge:
I keep some portion OF my earlier
dream,
Broksnly bright, like moonbeanns
on a river;
II lights my life-a far, elusive
gleam-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-10

A woman will never understand
why it is necessary for a man 10
get himself up like a highwayman,
just because he's going fishing; and
a man viii never understand why
it is necessary for a woman 10 get
herself up like a Kewpie. Just be-
cause she's going swimming.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-10

Most husbands will welcome any
kind of laws-BLUE, pink or Or
chid-that will forbid them to put
up the screens. NOW the lawn. or
do anything on Sunday, except loaf
and sleep.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-10

The wind has a way OF blowing
man into marriage, by first blowing
a girls hair into his eyes, so that he
can't see where he's going.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-10

Nowadays. the hens OF big sis
ter's frocks have to be let down,
when they are passed on TO little
sister.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-10

After sketchily observing the men
on the bathing beach, a girl can't
help thinking that while clothes
may not make the man, they GER
tainly make him lot easier 70
look at.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-12
TH03NE LEAVES FOR HOME
Tulsa Architect 10 Visit New Zealand
After Nine Years Absence.

A T. Thorno, Tulsa architect, and
his wife left saturday afternoon In
'holr car on the first lap Of a jour
nov that will take them 10 Mr..
Th1rncs old home in New Zealand
whore his father and brothers and
sisters arc living Mr., and Mrs.
Thorno viii 90 20 Chicago first then
70 Portland, Seattle and Vancouver.
from which place they will take the
boa FOR New Zealand. They expect
20 stop Off for brief visits at the tljl
Islands and Honolulu
Thoruo came 20 the United states
o'ro v-ars 0r0 and for the past three
, Eol~ ~~l- xtod IN Tulsa, during
which time he has established an
enN.a,' reputation az an architect.
He does not expect 10 return 10 this
country for a year.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-12
Good AdUeriising wiz
Aid Tulsa, Says Al Man

Tulsa will overcome bad advor-
tisr~e with good advertising, dele
gates 10 ,he 18th annual convention
NJ the Associated Advertising CLUBS
os tho World were told at 81. Louis
saturday by +. T.. White, comment
tur upon the race riot. White is one
" a party Of Tulsa men who left
Friday night to attend the Atlanta
conference. In the party which lett
on p special train with the s.. Louis
DELEGATION Saturday night for AT
larm were i. d. Bailey Z. \. Guise.
Frark Larson. r. r. Mcpherson, 7
! Mcdonald, +. T.. White and G. y.
Naulovp..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-12
Nevs of MuskOgee
$4,000 DONATED
FOR COMING FAIR
Bankers Take a Big Bite
off of Quota Set for
Fall Exposition

...... ,- The world.
't ..oGEE, June Nusko-
-.. ..Ns started the oklahoma
e.. state Fair drive for $4,000
,ga.. ufh a $4,000 SUBSCRIPTION
I'll. -.af Of the money VIII be raised
r..- week by civic workers Iams
EtH.. newspaper editor ana ptre
-5.4. of the fair association since
.rasuization five years ago, has
,......I. his eucccssor has not yet
b..a aamod.
ra.tusc her husband persistentIy
.,t-. 'o go TO church with her.
vrs I.ury Reynolds. wife OF a
HASH. icwelcr, today filed suit for
4-.... He also has refused 10
tst, np- 20 nciehbors' houses anc 90
,,t,rta.rmcntq. she says She asks
tit ID month alimony and custody
II Aa children.
. The second church robbery Of the
'vsek was reported today by the
Eey Joseph Van Huisc Of the
Irrrn " Assumption. The burg
ur. took only an electric fan, he
..d Earlier in tho week they took
rr carpenter tools and other
srr., from the First Baptist
~- nodv Of James r Smith. first
N.....,c boy to fan I'm France will
rea. E,w York this week and VIII
a. shipped here for military burial
The American Legion post here,
which was named in honor OF smith
vU have charge of the services
H. Va. Killed at St Mihiol Scptcm-
h.r L.. 1918 while with the 3N5th
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-12
Transportation Club to
GiUe a Dinner Monday

Monday night is ladies' r'eht for
fho Transportation club. Wives and
friends ~ tho members will be
honor guests a. the dinner with
which the club will close its years
work and which will be the last
meeting until next fall The dinner
viii be- held at O'Clock at the
Methodist Centenary church at
Golden and Denver
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-12
VandI Kitchen owner Forfclls BOND.

W ~ Vrystal, pr0priotor Of the
,,,'n'Fland" shop at 40 South
e. street forfeited his bond Of
g.. "hnn ne failed TO appear at his
netore Police Judge +. p.
I''hNce In municipal court Satgr-
H'ern00n Tony was arrested
friday boy city Health officer II. q.
.''"s when his shop was found 10
no an lnsanitary and filthy con
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-12
All Over Town.
Just [ aste it's FRUITFUL Flavor

Royal Purple is the taste sensation of the scason-the
beverage of health and hospitality. Not Just grape
juice, but luscious Concord grapes in liquid form.
Nothing is added nothing could be added-to
improve Natures skill in tlavOring the plump,
pened grapes. But skilul stemming, pressing
filtering and bottIing have retained for you all the
fruty flavor in perfection and uniformity
Just Royal Purple-and you I'll understand. Your
will tell you why folks buying Royal Purple
by the bottle and by the from your dealer-so
they have this taste-delighting beverage always
handy their friends.
You'll know then why all cafes, soda fountains and
leading drinking dispensers throughout the city keep
Royal Purple to supply the growing throng of GUS
who daily ask them for this delicious beverage
All good dealers have Royal Purple-ca on any of
them today and just it's FRUITFUL flavor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-12
TEST its Economy

plain charged water because Royal Purple greater body than
other juice This that will stand greater
and still have the flavor and nouhment value economy
because smaller quantity required exceptional
and skill preparation gets all the good quality every grape
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-16
FIVE PRISONERS
NOW RECAPTURED
LAST MAN CAPTURED ny con.
WAY OFFICER AFTER
LONG CHASE

Five Of the ten Potter county pris
oners liberated through the Jail de
livery early "Wednesday evening had
been recaptured and returned to their
cells. w TO late hour saturday
night. the last one retaken being John
W. Crews. whose arrest was made by
Leslie Walters % Conway. Mr. Walters
who returned Crews to Jail In ANA
rillo. expressed the belief that two or
more OF the men were together when
he started on the trail. and that they
separated as he began 10 crowd them.
The officer states that he has def.
mite information as to the burglary of
the w. d Divers store At Conway.
Walters who saw service during the
world war. and Is a me, fer ~ the
American Legion. expresses the belief
and In this he Is joined by Sheriff
Roach. that the entire number 81
escaped prisoners will soon be back
In jail.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-16
ALLEGED SLAYER
SHOT BY OFFICERS
NAN WAS CHARGED WITH Kill.
ING WIFE on NIGHT or
JANUARY 9.


By Associated Press.
HOT SPRINGS. Ark. Jan. Is.
Riddied by bullets fired by officers
ne he s,o'-i In the light - his own camp
fire on the summit 90 Pigeons roost
mountain. Montgomery county. nearly
forty miles frum this city. q. n. Burk-
hart. alleged 60 have bruially muir.
dercd his Wife. January eighth. a few
miles from where he met his death. was
shot and killed nj 1880 o'clock this
morning after he had denied his iden.
tity and refused a. permit officers to
come a. his fire under the pretext Of
getting warm.
Rurkhart was traced To the top Of
the mountain by the glow of his camp.
fire. after his presence there had been
reported by a farmer. Tie was stand.
ing with his hack 10 tree. a revolver
In hts right hand. The officers en-.
deavored to set the man 10 surrender.
u Is said Iiurkhar, refused. attempt.
INK to fire his revolver with his loft
hanf after II had bcen sho, out Of his
righi hand. Vie WAS instantly killed
Not la wears has that section II
Arkansas iccn NJ excited a. u va
over the murder of Burkhart's wife
and the correspondence received by
Mrs gurkhart's brother. Harry A
Martin of Jacksonville Florida. fron
Rurkhait. stating he had killed hi
wife ana would commit suicide.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-16
MILLIONAIRE KID
FINED BY ] j D CT
GOVERNMENT PARTLY To BLAME.
so COURT GAVE HIM BENE.
FIT or DOUBT
ny Associated Prcss.


KANSAS CITY. Mo. Jan. i5.--Louls
NJ osterweiss of New Haven. Connec.
lieut.. known as the millionaire Kid"
convicted a year agofof counterfeiting
treasury notes while an inmate of the
federal disciplinary barracks at Fort
Leavenworth. Kansas. and released ON
bond under suspended sentence TO re.
port this week fof sentence. was fined
and released when he appeared before
Judge John G. Pollock, In the Kansas
City. Kansas federal court today.
The fine was $500 and costs and
Ostcrweiss release was made contin.
gent upon payment ~ 'the fine. lie
left here tonight for New Haven. where
he said. he expected 10 confer with his
conscrvaior regarding payment
In iassing upon the case and com.
hitting osterwciss TO the care of his
CONSERVATION. Judge Pollock made this
statement:
II am not going to send him e
prison. because under the circum.
stances. the government itself was
much io blame for the conditions that
influenced him to commit the crime -
The court declared Osterwciss Vas
the victim u "the curse ~ gold
ostcrweiss. according TO officials. In
heritcd large sums of money from
relatives
According 90 Ostcrwelss. since his
conviction he has hecn employed In
several cities in the southwest. In
Guiding san Antonio and Dalla,
Texas lie also had worked In New
York. he said
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-16
COST Of LIVING
NOW ON DECREASE:
SHOES. CLOTHING AND OTHER
ARTICLES ARE FALLING TO
PRE.wAR PRICES.
s-s-ss<-t fListssrss. .AaNlssi
ny Associated Press.

ny fssocisied Press.
NEW YORK. Jan. lathe cost 10
living decreased sc per cent In the four
months from last July to November.
and the decline was brought about by
drops In the average prices ~ a mum.
her II important food and clothing ar
ticles ~ great as 10 offset concurrent In.
creases In many of other items, the Ma
siunal Industrial conference beard ~
ported today. The four months decrease
however. left the cost u living higher
than In July. 1874. Immediately before
the war. by the following percentages,
Clothing las: fuel and light 100: food
~: sundrics %. and shelter CO.
In its eighth report on living costs
The hoard IL, a ray - hope shine on
iis assertions by stating that merchan
disc dealers seemed To expect a further
drop In prices carly In 1891
The decline ~ Sc per cent In ilving
expenses from last July. said by the
hoard to he the peak 81 high prices" e
November. followed steady rise which
began In 1914. Il was explained except
for per cent drop In the four months
period IN isisisis Immediately afteI
the armistice.
"rhc average price of food droppct
nearly 70 per cent between last Jul,
and November" the report said. hut tn
average price ~ pniat"'~ dropped g.
nor cent. and that III sugar u per cent
The averaging price 81 eggs rusc y
per cent.
''Thc drop In clothing prices froT
last July 10 November WAS over II pei
cont hut average prices q many itcnsi
fcll more than this Cotton yarn good
dropped % a. % per cent. Hosiery
mems shirts. wumcn'H bluuscs. musiii
underwear and mems cuuis f'll 20 q
- l,cr cent.
SHOES. mems and wUncn's suits an'
womcn's co,ts, Knit underwear and hat
d-crea~d l-ss than 20 per cent. Glove
scarcely changed al all
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-16
0'CAlLACHAN WILL
Be PROTECTED BY
LABOR SECRETARY
PERMISSION GRANTED LORD
MAYOR To LAND AT NEW.
PORT NEWS As SEAMAN.
DAVIS RULING IGNORED
Immediate Investigation Of the Ruling
WIN be Made by solicitor
Tor the State DE.
partmenf.
~ Associated Pres.


WASHINGTON. Jan. i5.-Ignorlng
the state departments order Of depor.
tstion. Secretary of labor Wilson to
, day granted Lord Mayor O'calaghan
Of Cork. who arrived In Newport News
last week without a passport. permits.
sion 20 land as n seaman.
According to the ruling of the sccre.
tary Of labor. the lord mayor Is per
fiiited 10 land for the purpose Of re-.
Tipping on board any vessel found for
any foreign port or place. unless the
secretary Of state directs that he be
kept on his vessel
Surprised NJ the failure 81 the sec.
Rotary Of labor TO recognise the formal
ruling OF the state department order.
ing deportation OF o'callaghan for AZ.
tempting 10 enter tho United States
without a passport. acting Secretary ~
State Davis tonight announced that he
would order an Immediate inves,iga.
ton Of the ruling Of the department
Of labor by the solicitor Tor the state
department. g..
Until an opinion II received from the
solicitor. Secretary Davis said ne
would take no action toward directing
that oCailaghan b. kept on the ves.
sci upon which he arrived in Newport
News.
In granting o'Callaghan permission
20 land and rcship on vessel hound
abroad. Secretary Wilson either al.
rccfed that toe parcse srnrtesi TN lord
mayor hy ths immigration authorities
be cancelled ana that he be surrendered
promptly" by his attorney. Judge
Lawiess IN whose custody ne was pa.
rolled.
Judge Iawless said tonight that he
had no intention 81 surrendering o'Cai.
iaghan until his testimony had been
concluded before the committee from
the Committee Of One Hundred inves.
fighting Irish conditions before which
he appeared this week II was for The
purpose Of ,estifying before this com.
mlttee that O'Callaghan said he had
como 10 the United States.
II was further stated by Judge Law.
less that he had previously received
assurances from the department Of In
bor that there was no reason why he
should surrender o'Callaghan until the
lord mayor had accomplished his mis-
sion Of tcstifying on the Irish situa
ton.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-16
F0RDNEY TARIFF
BILL BR0ADENED
SEVEN AMENDMENTS WERE AD.
DIED TO BILL DURING YES.
TERDAY's SESSION.
nv Associated Press

Wy AHNNFNuttu
WARRINGTON. Jan. 1.-THE Ford
ncy emergency tariff bill. broadencd to
include practically all farm products
instead 81 the limited number In tn.
measure an II PASSED the house. waf
approved today by the senate finance
committee. which voted to report Il e.
the senate Monday.
Seven amendments were added 10 the
hill In todav's session. making n total
d ten which have been tackled on b,
the COMMITTEES. Some provisions u the
original Hill. however. were removed
and rates on the major products. carried
by the house hill were left intact.
Opponents ct the bill In the commit
tee Joined with the authors ~ amend
mfn,s and forced the acceptance al
most az them. despitc opposition from
the tiits defenders. There was no rec
ord veto. ar
u was said that the democrats In the
committee. with the exception 81 Sen
ator Nugent 81 Idaho. and Jones az New
Mexico. stood against reporting the
hill.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-16
Humidity Data.
WAS JI'sT THE SAME.


I'm sick TO death Of money. Of the
lack of u. that In.
And 10 practiclng pcrpetually small
economies:
OF pairing off penny here. another
penny there.
OF the planning and the worrying
the everlasting care.
The avages went naked and no
no doubt digested fruit.
And when they longcd Tor partridge
all they had 20 do was shoot
But II may h. that Mrs. Savage was
extravagant In paint
And all the little Savages made
juvenile complaint.
I'VE want a hov like wewe's. We
want n fine canoe.
We don't have half such dandy
things as other fellers do"
And Mrs. Savage quite agreed "
was an awful shame.
M. Mr. Savage sighed about ex'
penses just the same.
From SHADOW Verses" by Gam
arei Rrandford yale University
Pressl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-16
Two Negroes Sentenced
By Associated Prev

HOUSTON. Texas, Jan. i5-Albcri
Howard and Joe Nations. negroes. con-
vic,cd on double charge az robbery
and criminal assault were sentenced
today at Gonzales. Howard To bc
hanged and Nations Co serve 30 years
In the pcniten,iary.
After breaking Jail at Gonzales In
the fall 81 1890 the two negroes com.
pcllcd a widow living near iarwocd
to give them breakfast and that nighi
returned and committed the double
crime. This IL the first death penalty
assessed by Gonzales jury In Is
years.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-16
"klcklc.." Cldcr-No Good
~ As.~ 1,sd rrss.

Nv Wv lffH TT0ENl
Wkrh1 NOTION. Jan is.-Thirsty
citizens who huy bottles lalseicd cham
pagnc" only e. discover the contents
to h. "kicklcss" cider. have no legal
redress. District Attorney Iaskcy rul
ID To-Day lie refused request from
department 81 agriculture experts for
a warrant Ia seizure Of carbonatcd
cider alleged Co D. iaiclcd champagne
IN violation 81 the Inisbranding section
- thu fooi and drugs act. Mr. laskcy
explained that any man who purchases
champagne these DAYS was a violator
under the Nolstcad act and the law
could me-, lie invoked To aid In it, own
/ violation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-16
Reds Are Attacked

LONDON. Jan. ia dispatch re.
ceived here from Berlin says the fight
between the communists and the police
followed fiery speeches In which de.
mands were made for the overthrow
OF the government. Six thousand per-
SONS In procession broke through shc
police cordons at Charlottenstrasse
and Friedrichstrasse and tried TO rush
third Gordon In wilhemstrasse. but
fled In panic when shots were fired
fr"'n the Brandenburg gate.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-16
MAYOR HYLAN MUST
FACE GRAND JURY
POLICE COMMISSIONER ENRIGiIT
HAS RESIGNED SAY LATE
REPORTS
~ Associated rrcss.


NEW YORK. Jan. i5.-Closc on the
heels of rumors that police commits
sioncr Enright had rendered his rcsig.
nation To Mayor Ilylan. subp"cnas
were served today on both officials re-.
QuIrine them To appear Monday l'cfurc
a grand Jury In connection with former
governor whitman's inquiry into AL
legged corruption In the city admins
tration.
An order also was issued hy Mr.
Whitman for books. papers and records
81 the police department. which he
intimated would h. used IN the exam
nation Of Mayor Hylan and th'
police commissioner Mr. Whitman
said to-day that he would take personal
charge OF the examination ~ the "
I ficinls.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-16
ITALIAN SOCIALISTS HAVE STORMY SESSION
WELL, THIS WILL BE
AWFUL IF IT'S TRUE
BY Associated Press.

aHHNtNtNfu tNtMNs
ZION. H.. Jan. i5.-Residents Of
Zion were given some new light on
the terrors Of the Internal regions
today. Based ON recent HE'LL
grams" and accurate In every detail.
he declares. advance sheets on a
complete Handbook 90 Guide TO
He'll were Issued By Overseer VIII
bur Glenn voliva for the benefit Of
sinners.
Every sinner In going TO he pun.
ished with an overdose OF his own
sin." he declared. "a tobacco
smoker will h. locked up In a den
full 81 tobacco smoke. a chewer OF
the filthy weed will be immersed
TO his neck In a vat 81 tobacco
juice. A drinker will pass his term
81 publication In natatorium
filled with beer. wine and wills.
whiskey."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-16

BERLIN. Jan. fs.--Four persons
were wounded In clash this afternoon
between security police and commun.
lists In Inter den Linden. when "Reds''
attempted To form n parade In connec.
ton with the second anniversary Of
the killing Of Dr. Karl Liebnecht and
Rosa Luxembourg. the radical socialist
leaders.
Police achievements quickly broke
NJ tho demonstration and forced tho
crowds 10 dlspcrae.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-16
shor Workers 20 strike

MANCHESTER y u Jan. ia
strike to So In effect Monday was DE-
clared nv the United Shoc Workers TO
day against the McElvHin Shcc Com
pany The action was taken after d
series 81 conferences called to consider
the comiany's announcement % a wags
reduction 81 % Per cent.