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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-03
Stilwen's Death
Cause Of Regret
To Local People

MANY ~ the former students Of Anna.
r.llo lIigh School were saddened
"wednesday morning when they read In
Tho NrWs ~ 'ho sudden death ~ Super.
Htondeut " ~ SullweU of the Tex.
kama schools iu that city Tuesday
For I'd number 81 years Mr. Stllwell
aHs principal ot the Amarillo High
hooI and was greatly loved by the
student body Ills going away was 10
his friends here much regretted. even
though hr transferred su short dis
tancc as Canyon where for con.
siderable time Do" was tn instructor In
tho West Texas Normal College.
P'of ~u.wrl WIS man Of many
s'rrlug traits ~ .hlm,tor. and his
H.ss.ne iu the uu yiror ~ his man.
t"ui and from Tho active work in the
educational field Of the south is
fhWourht r0grst1hlo IT, made many
NHnH personal friends In Amarillo. In
canyon and other places over the
stat, whore ho engaged On school work
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-03
Lubbock Avalanche
Made Semi Weekly
With Issue Tuesday

frother parhardl, paper .hluged M
70 9flui weekly thi- week Vh,u th. Luh
boob Avalanche long published hv
l. DOW. made Co., advent ls % somi
weekly Tuesd1v Tho FIRST issue CON
a.ucd twelve pages lrd Vl- wen mIel
wish both news ud advertising Speak
irg N tho chang, .dIfoulN Th. AVA.
hncDr SAYS.
We greet you with ths first edition
~ 'hr Avalanche 3s 20 -.ui.Wrekly We
hope sou wiU fully appreciate the -
fort. ~ fh" management Ir giving YOU
this additional service. In doing this
th' Np"us" of th, publication ~ the
Atufu.h" is Increased very materially.
'nd th' amount of work is almost
ioDhI'd which $3.50 meau that close 90.
.pnn'iou between tho advertisers and
ih' paper w.l necessarily have 20 evist
% $500 give Fol tho best service Bust.
ness men should arrange 10 have their
id COPY read, whom lhe ad man comes
'"r D. which viii mean much in fact.
Hiing matters ard assist us IN giving
'"1r advertising more attention. and
help in getting better results from the
money SOU -p,rd Tor g."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-03
I Packages Marked
lmperfectIy Here
On November First

Amarillo members OF mo American
Railway Aossicatiou and the Amarillo
branch ~ the American Railway Tx
press Company have begun in earnest
their Perfect Package month. which
.- designed to better the shipping facn.
ties Of both the railroads and express
companies On November I there were
reported 20 the Buard OF city Develop.
m'nt only four impcrfocty packed par.
cells. which were classified as follows.
Two bad containers and tyo badly mu.
uhted showing that old markers wer,
'oing used twice on shipments.
The railroads have an expert on
packing marking and shipping each
package tor defects As soon as de
,'rt be- found a record Be- made OF the
package and copy goes to the con.
rgucc one Go the office OF tho Board
'i CITY Development and one IL re.
aimed The record contains the names
~ tho cousigucc and consiguor show
ng the h.Il of laden number. markers
md criticisms on the way Do is hacked
nd consigned
u b. interesting 70 note that IN the
lsf Two Years since the adoption Of
h.s plan and damage claims 'or tho
Npr'ss company have been decreased
Yearly 90 por cent and those OF the
Hilfmds nearly 90 per cent This IS
d. course. e honofactor In the favor of
h' shipper because ultimately the
r.eo paid Tor the article shipped IN
''ui's tho freight, and the freight
f1rg'e include naturally the loss au..
lw1r' accounts. therefore. % Is 10 the
mutual interest of the public. shipper
trd curriers' to protect 10 tho best ~
.h"1 ability these things that are
Hrr.d over their routes.
similar record 90 that being kent
n Amarillo b. being recorded hy am
.u's 'hrourh'u the United states
nd as soon a- The Perfect Package"
month VIII have ended comuflltion
NJ tho r,mHrb sheets VIII hc made ana
published and n Amarillo is fortunate
rough 10 he Included boz the list %, the
hrst it win receive grauitously a vast
mount ~ valuable publicity
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-03
WATS0N'S CHARGES
CALLED INCREDIBLE

CLEVELAND. Nov 2.-Charges OF
senator Thomas Watson that Amcri.
can soldiers BOZ France We're hanged
without trial and were subjected TO
HfriIuu treatment We're declared 70
Do" .F'pos'crous and Incredible" by
Newton . Raker. former secretary OF
war; tonight
U single American soldier had
'''n hanged without trial, Mr.. Baker
said. word 30 30 would have come 10
'hN country and proper measures
would have been taken. The senator =
entire charges M, prcposicrous and
Incredible.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-03
BETTER SPEECH
WEEK WILL Be
NOVEMBER e-12
co OPERATION IN NOV
MENT is DESIRED IN
AMARILLO.

November fo l2 bias been sef aside
l. Better Speech Week u tbe United
sut.t This movement b. being snc
raUy sponsored hy the General Fod-
aror ~ Womsrs Clubs and fhe Na-
Iorl Council ~ Teachers
Cooperation ~ teachers bon mo hIeh
Fl. Hooi and |ur..r liph school ha. been
Hr'd during This week. ~ ls expected
t. uat ViH De- given next week In
rc operation with This movement
one country one flax tHd one
language" is fhs slogan back of Better
So och Week according 20 Mrs T. A..
We.if ~ Amarillo Coming during the
week ~ Sow o. which date Is Victory
Day b. De- believed that the movement
haa close connection with patriotism
&c. Ho local persons who ars Interested
.r .hr Better Speech campaign.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-03
oi ~ FI.ENON> ~ >ERsI.
Will w HELD HERE IODIy

Funeral -.rt...- for Louise plemons
+. d'1rh'. of Mr. and Mrs g. ~.
lemons NH l' held at p. m. TO-DAY
fh" 'hHn.I of thc Griges Undertaking
niHr' conducted hy Rev George
Irwin. 9.sfar - the buchanan street
i0ihod..f church The child died a.
.HaH THesItr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-03
TO RrcrnF >Fw urun,,,s

IN.~t wh" IWnei 'ls rrst Bsp,ist
'h'f'h during the Smpe, revival um
Dol given a reception In ihs church mar
'- tonight at go Every menil.er o.
poi" congregation h1s been asked 70 ~.
present Co give greeting 10 tho new
r'nh'rs Light Refreshments WIn d.
served.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-03

i'll.''d .n'f The skin fm rheumatism
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aus" lf is powerful rlin r.H.f
fhfrn sizes 1oc cac and - p.f boi
r.. sold uy Iandal Drug c.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-25

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-25
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-25
FATE or ARMY OF RUSS GENERA.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-25

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-25

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-25
Mexican Bandits
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-25

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-25
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-25

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-25
War GAVE new
power TO DAILY
PRESS, IS CLAIM
NEWSPAPERS COME INTO
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The Washington times., 1921-10-16
CARE OF HANDS,
AND FEET |

~ OUSEWORK makes the palms
of the hands suffer, but that
AA can be prevented. Most house
wives in buying a broom examine
the business end, but how many
take a grip of the handle? II you
have small hands you need a small
handle. Otherwise you cannot get
a good grip. Thus your hands get
"corned" on the inside and spread.
The latter comes from having to
take hold of a larger surface than
the hands can really manage. The
hand literally spreads out to get a
grip. If you have a big hand a
small handle cramps you, as you
may know, and pulls the hand out
of shape. So let the broomstick
or handle be chosen with care. so
that 1t fits you. A too-big handle
can be spoke-shaved down, or filed
with a wood-file. And why not, If
you have a piece of old velvet, pad
quite a piece where your hand
grips?
And here is another hint. Don't
you think that most of us grip
brooms, brushes, etc, too tightly?
The practice hardens ones hands
and enlarges them. Just try a
light but firm grip.
II may be asked-And what
about washing? You must use
your hands then. Well, these new
vacuum washers almost eliminate
the hands, but for those who have
not yet tried one-boon and blessing
though they are-here is the way to
nnfnro haUiy
to wash, massage your hands thor
oughly with a little olive oil. Rub
It in, so that the skin will absorb
it. Wipe off any surplus, and then
set about your washing. You will
find that the hands don't get sore,
do not crinkle, and that the skin
will be quite supple. Ordinarily a
days washing would rob the skin
of all it's natural oil. The olive
oil adjusts matters. And when
the wash is done. just oil the hands
again, and wash them in df obtain
able) soft, warm water.
While you are trying the above
hints you can whiten your hands,
II red, by washing them in a solu-
ton of chloride of lime and warm
water. This ia a great whitener.
Note, though, that all rings must
be removed first.
At night massage the hands with
a good cold cream, and put on an
old pair of kid gloves, with holes
punctured in the palms. Your hands
should soon be white and present.
able.
Just word about feet. The
majority of housewives stand far
too much. That tires, brings
stoop to the shoulders and
spreads" the feet, Why stand
when peeling potatoes or cutting
beans? Sitl Have an old chair, or
a stool, in the scullery for use.
Then you can push your legs out
and rest your feet on the heels.
One housewife-some smile at her,
but she is wise-has a rather high
three.legged stool which she uses
as much as she can. II you can do
your work as well sitting as stand
ing. sit! The criticism may be that
that is n lazy way" OF working.
II IL a saving way! II saves your
feet. your back, your body. SO
many housewives who complain
that "thev are always on their
feet" could end their own complaint
by sitting.
The Washington times., 1921-10-16
PreUent Food SpOiIage
SUGGESTIONS FOR PROPER CARE OF FOOD.

for by the removal of bacteria and
possible spray residue. Decaying
fruits and vegetables always attract
flies.
Moist cooked foods made with
milk, eggs, meats, or fish. are ex-
cellent breeding places for harm
full heterogeneous, including many
which cause poisoning. Chilled left
overs should be used as soon as
possible.
Left-overs of meat pie, dishes
made with cream sauce, soft custard,
boiled dressing, and dressing made
with cream must be carefully kept
and handled and promptly used.
They often cause serious poisoning
before they taste or smell spoiled.
Boiled rice, hominy, and other
cereals also spoil quickly.
Bread and cakes should be kept
in "A ventilated box. Hot bread
should not be wrapped immediate
ly. The moisture of fresh bread
causes molds to form. The bread
box should be scalded once a week,
wiped dry, and summed
Crackers and cookies loce their
crispness, by absorbing moisture
from the air. They should be kept
In air.tight boxes, wrapped in
parchment or paraffin paper, If
possible.
All dry groceries must be kept
dry and clean and In tnsect.proof
containers. Cereals and flavors
should be bough' IN small guam.
titles I'm the sammer, as they tend
to develop weevils even when we'll
cared for. Cornmeal from which
the germ" has not been removed
turns rancid with keeping.
Alright containers are necessary
for tea, coffee, spices, and bak-
ing powder. Ground roasted cof-
fee loses flavor rapidly. Do not
lay in a large stock of coffee un-
less II can be roasted and ground
at home. The fat I'm chocolate
may turn rancid, so keep IL cool
and dark.
Canned goods should be store in
a dark. cool place to prevent
fading. Examine vegetables within
a fortnight after canning to detect
spoilage. A little mold on the top
OF Jelly or rich preserves Is not
dangerous. but canned vegetables
which look, smell. or taste at all
spoiled should never eaten.
The Washington times., 1921-10-16

the humbiest of little cottages, tn"
Spicers lived. jeremiah was plairly
much flattered by her visit. and he
and his meek.eyed little daughter
listened attentively to all she hi.d
to say.
We've been so meek and modes.
all our lives that all we ever got was
leavIngs. Yes, ma'am. the drafty
pew in church. the unhandiest house
In the village. the worst pay in tn.
store. the brunt of everybody's bed
humor, and nothing but pity, be-
sides!"
Jeremiah spicer." gasped Miss
Ada, "this Is Warren Bateman'9
talk. What about Haddon's now
farmland courting Carey"
Yes, na'am. more leavings. No
girl would have the clumsy, homely
fellow; so we got him. And we were
supposed to be mighty thankful to
get him, weren't we, Carey? Wei.
ma am, last night Warren bounced
him off tn" front porch. 1t cerlairly
was q funny sight
Miss Ada turned scandalized eyec
upon the young girl, who laughed
softly In accompaniment to her
fathers chuckle. Warren saws
what we need is bully in the fa'a
ily--to take care OF us and make
folks respect us, and I'm coming to
think so myself. What do you say.
Carey?"
But before the girl could answer,
Miss Ada was on her feet. Very
WELL" she managed to bring out
between pinched lips; very well,
then take the consequences! I'm
through helping you! Don't come