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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-25
CIRCUITS OF VICTORY.

The creates. invention ever discovered by man
/ J.. communication Its iir5t form was human
,rrc.u....e poser to transmit knowledge from one
brain Go another This exchange Of thoughts is the
basis Of 10 .i'ution.
The ...1 .ep in communication was the in
Iycu,iou .. writing by which human speech was
conveyed D.. .e csc instead Of the ear transferring
thought .. uan miles away IN the Jungle
Mann thousand, OF years passed before man
made 10, ,H.r' Step in communicaton-the invasion
Of dc,i,. q. airy the human voice over great
distance
Thi, invention was the telephone born in the
creative h.tr Alexander Graham Bell in 1876
The tccg-l,' na Us ioreruuucr
y littlc 'e., than seven years ago Bell and Thorn
Ias 4. Watson ato helped him nycn, the telephone
opened The FRS, transcontinentai telephone line be-
tween San Francisco and New York You can hear
over tina, .u. now as plau, Us YOU telephone
across the street your voice travelling $500 miles
through 10 Com. Of copper in q NTH Of a second
Recently have the wirclcs, tccphoue-phan-
tom speech
Nouldul ,.a, astound the other two great in
ycutors wh. .rra,cd speech and writingl
great historical book ha. just been published
rom the pen DBL. s Lincoln layuc IT., called Cir
cunts Of VICTOR, recording the great part played
IN The World War by the Telephone
he telephone American invention. has rcyolu-
homled warfare rs it has rcyolutouiled civilization
'Hcat battles m the past often were lost by in
ability {" communicate The power to communicate
regulate '"r element Of time. which m turn con-
trolls military strategy and tactics
The telephone IN the World War saved millions
81 IiveS' by making 1t unnecessary for millions Of
message carriers to expose their person, To death
In future wars each soldier Will have wireless
cophor, u bis pocket in touch with his command
without ihc risk OF venturing into the open.
Inc war horrible a, it was advanced civilization
m many branches short cutting time I, stimulated
development OF communication. flying. mechanical
production and surgery
Most 'aluaHt 81 these probably was the adj
'ancemcni OF wireless communication Peace TINS
make a definite gain
Ih'f'l tour million telephone conversations are
arucd on daily over the Bell lines millions more
independently
WIN We 1--we t. see ~ wireless phone di,placc
me copper wire. 1t Is not Improbable. Commrmi-
cation then would be universal and ipstar,,reors
'egardc,, % locaiion-the basi, for q real c,vli,,.
ton
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-25

Christmas Day"
I n h Christmas Day or Christmas n
I the Blk House. aud there are many
cunts and uncles. not speaking ~ th'
: cousins. sil az the home of Florence
I and Al. 10 spend IN. holiday
To 30 sure Uncle Joe was There fof
7 what would 10 b. without ones ruG par
euts 90 Christmas tlmc'
Z Now iot mo tell ghat ms LITTLE M.7i.a
and the Bars Master got
II will never gpt daylight spoke
TIE Bear as h. wiEgled around under
the tree shaking the artificial snow
from its branches
IT seems as though Do Nose. Wl but
Perhaps % will.' told him f1r Z was
anxious myEclf Tor dal 90 hr.iE.
AZ ast Fuzzy wuzzy beam" im.
patient be- gave quick 'urr lnl my'
the snow feli as though w. wer" really
outside and some OF fhr ornament
fell from the tree too and D.r thing
seemed to hii us on the head
when the snow came down tho Bear
laughed out loud. for o. mad. lIm think
Of the North Country vn.r. bic Grand
parents lived Bur th. 1uIm uta We
hadn't noticed before. Z suHpos" Santa
LETT them while We w.r. busy looking
az the other things.
The Rear and ] hurIt1 .Hd tried 10
replace the things tna' we're pulled
down.
when We looked un aeH t was
broad daylight. frr you He W' had our
heads under the tree ana couldn't see
very we'll.
Suddenly the door Ho.U'd oH.n and
there stood tho people ~ tf' E'g
House. All except Albert lal Florence.
they were ~ remain n hd UNA tho
candles were lighted fn. Santa Claus
couldn't very well wait 20 DO hat.
After much huuvnr .r. horn WINS
heard. and II only took minute for
Tho Riddles 90 como running .n.
They came straight r fts rDo and
found. on ever and over 900 many pres.
euts. moron you'd h.ns could go
under one tree
Then came th, parents 'o sec what
they had. aud SOU newer saw such %
surprised crowd Each Thought o. or
sho knew whit thrg would Fr' hut 7
think thoy must base hoen mistaken
for every ones ,y,s grew nix and their
flccs showed th,v were surprised
Look. the ltil, don house Is for
YOU" called a.
And tho hora. ard drum az, YOURS q"
~alled tho others
See tho dishes back under the
PAPER. 90 got them
Quick befor" someone stops on
them" HEl.n called Albert. AN excited.
NV I never dreamed you had this
for me, lts simply lovely" exclaimed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-25
RUSS RELIGIOUS
DESPITE ATTACK
Of SOVIET RULE
PEOPLE REMAIN TRUE TO
FAITH THOUGH PERsE.
CUTED BY REDS.

~ Associated Press
MOSCOW Zee 24-"Rcugion IS
Hmim 'ur the p,.ph is the SLOGAN
Wh'h the SH,I,r government caused IA
"' placed 'n 90 permanent stone tablet
' '"' wall oi the Moscow city hall
'".'nt 'h" lhcrnu chapel
TINS little chapel stands At the en-.
trance to the Red Square, and contains
IN" ikOu which is more sacred Ia Rms.
si'n 'hHtDhmru than ans other in IN.
'"tl' domain 40 The former CA con.
.'I''Nih o. is greatly ircqueut,d by m
peers. ls and slpp.icauts who have suf.
Tered all sorts OF misfortune and 10.
..".u4
The stream az worshippcrs AT the
.. t'i.Ir continues m suit. of the
''A'IiHs sign which Bulshcyist officials
nave crested And the disregard ~ Ina
.iIh'hl '.r tnu ogsIu snr,r recorded
'n 20" tablet be- riml. iudic,tiy. ~
.h' i'Iui. H th" Communist regime 20
''.l '"' r"-art GU religion through.
Naf RUSSIA.
Communists arc oNp,ll.l from, ,hs
'''l .' "-. numbers Tor having their
'''.i.'d. uI Tor hctug mar.
I'H W church showing clieiou,
,'na'n".'s AZ least these ar, the ia.
sons given officially IN many citi.,
.h.r OBJ. cleansing ct the Marty "a
taking paur.
TOE response o. inquiries as to vbe,h.
".''idoum'nt OF religion had made
u unnecessary tor the American no.
"'' Administration 20 send kosher food
20 l'lsa'i. g prominent member of the
'n''"nnift party who Is attached 10
me ''rcirn office said food which or.
'h'ooA Jews can eat should h., sen,
.'"m america hy an means ,s the Nv.
n'i''l changes had not caused Thorn IN
inlnfoE th"ir religion 90 any consider.
slle extent
Lutheran ava Roman c,ho,,c
,hu''h"s well a. tho Russian ortho.
''N churches are open. and app,rcn,,y
M'H attended IN Kronst1dt petrorrad
MOSCOW ana smaller cities Shons which
Fl" ont yrclirious literature and Oh.
l''is arc omen in peirorrad and Mos.
,'" ana arc thronged with SELLERS ard
Euves of ikons
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-25
\ "Doublc. Barred shot Z"

The Panhandle Plains Chamber ~
Commerce is receiving On, hacking Of
.ro u,It majority az no, counties OF
OBJ. ptnhandl, and 81 ~ M, urogrcs.
~'v, people m every county. The or.
sanitation is nilirr 1 long falt want M
tt.- s,i'iuu of the country and can 30
iCr u. What mo- other organization In
OBJ. state can 90 There arr certain
rcH.sus peculiar to the p1urr ndlo.
lrI % f,quics an exclusively Panhandle
ur-lH..ltiou Co meet Them ~ fight
shou'l o. made on othor regional cham.
H.rs NJ Hommorc,--hut every ioyll son
90 ts, psnhnudl, should rauy o. the
support ~ their own organization u
is of tHs Panhandle. for the Panhandle
and by the Panhandle --Clarcndon
New
lou have said o. Every person In
the Panhandle has been benefited nv
tho PlrhIrilc.pllins Chamber ~ Com.
morc". ~ DO had not been Tor this or.
ganizatiou. ,vcry mothers son 81 Us
would now he paying higher prices for
cNcryihins We buy and getting less for
our farm n01u,is Tor We would have
had our common Point freight rates
taken away from us and m.lca., basis
established. Th,y have dome numerous
other thincs that have been for the
good - an Tho News takes pride N
the fact Thar GRAY county h s1nrely
behind the PIP. e Il g.. ant hopes
that this condition may continue IN.
dofnItrly Loan Ncws
u Is deeply gratifying 10 have such
men as sam Ba-wcu and NJ l.. Moody
behind the great Panhandle Plains Pair
Association. These men have "suolycn
their minds in no uncertain terms. and
tn organization menhf ans Off
Gers assurcdiy appreciate such utter.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-25

And now h Is bran
u anyou" were to suggest th4i tls'o
matters most 100 matters 'f taste. ho
would hc .h9rgcd with trfUur with the
Erglish language Yet hc would ho
right our standards bon art aud letters
are fundamentally tho sltrc ,s those
lf ancient Gr'ce. N is among foods
things wc really nstc-thit $50 find
notions changing with every a-a 1ud
gvTriHtluu.
We admire the srulturr that WAS
popular in Rome and design uur m1a.
ume";1i builiing 90 ''assip stylos. Yet
no one would cut the nichtiugllcs'
tongues TINT were considered strh a
dohcacy ly Luccius W. coucrdc that
Chaucer Lncw how 90 toll st,r, but
We would never put fork 10 M rnas'
hoar's cad ~ his time. Even today
"" copy French fashiuus. but rot 20
the extremity 81 dining on suale.
When the fmous Doctor Samuel
Johnson wrcto ms dictionary of fre
English language be- dismissed tic
r'rcol oats with the explanation uat
IN civilized countries il was food
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-25
Pour II On" Fmma

Emma Goldman says that she wants
20 come home % America. that Rus. IN
IS al right hu, She jas, naturally
would like 10 come home. She AYERS
that hy is the proper form OF
government Saws Emma.
j am not returning to the United
states Is a prodiggl daughter throwing
herself cu Its mercy While in some
cases ] have disagreed with the soyie,
government. my stay IN Russia has
.n'' served 10 convince me that I have
.'"als been ueht and th1t anarchy .s
DO pry sound system"
d. hr. announced preference FOR
America Emma has acknowledged that
1rHI.Iv BE- H f'mrr Boz RUSSIA. although
.'I words Heiir tho position. What She
l,'Is wants is the protection of dem
or.u'.. Ea.'rnmcn, while she and her
bunch of social and moml outlaws
conduct themselves without REGARD 70
tho s'audard demanded hy refined So.
ci.ty.
Emma is sfI au 1nr,hist. We don't
need h'r .u America. she can STAY I'm
RUSSIA whore -ho can enjoy the fun
blessing Of m unlawful ,xistcnc,
Canadian Record
l.. +. Loomis "pours g on" old Emma
ord she deserves the dclurc. She 4.
'unro0onsuuc'ad' ana would there.
fore return from u'fr, free Russn with
her dlmnable .iess unchanged while
declaring love far America. she un.
ou'stionabiy denies the very doctrines
'rd principles upon which this roun.
uy greatness Is hlsol We asp.e with
Brother Loomis that Emma and an her
tribe. should De- denied tho priyiIar. IN
cgmc 20 The shores OF America. Tor tho,
are O. mrra'" 10 r0ui government, in
every way. u IS highly probable tha,
before Emma e welcomed homo The
aforementioned "hom," will De- mad.
itth'r secure for h,r retention So that
Der docti.n's may d. confined 10 the
uost limited possible SPACE.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-25
TOTO'S NEW ADVENTURES

Q some Of the grown folk
"Oh how ! thank you. really never
thought il would b. like this" spoke
ennfher
Fuzzy Wuzzy and J looked on. and
wondered how POI many could u'E an
1t once
WHOM someone called. "Lo1l' the
bear and Toto have been dressed aud
eot under The tree and We dlia't see
them
Tim tho two children picked us up.
and told us how handsome W were.
end how glad that they were hat We
hadn't been let ont. and even with ali
the other toys. tines wouldn't forget Us
Come now children and eai sonle
breakfast heforc you eat any moro
rudy because t viii make you sick E"
protested Ars mother
After th'y broke away from 'hc toys
DO" children ate and talked of what
if'y would DO. and what they had
Planned for The rest o. the week. and
tfcn chatied OF many other thires.
a knock was heard M the door.
I'm go spoke Albert. and be- r.n ~
me door and there stood mao With a
llcEagc fpr their mother
Who can % b. from que toned
the women.
Wei the best way T. 20 find out
spoke someone
Now. ! don't think Il would be fair
% Keep YOU waiting 30 know. Tor we've
waited long enough Tor Christmas 10
come. aud now not to know what IL IN
't, box would make you too curious
10 ihr box We're presents FOR the
mothers ana fathers. bot The hest ~
Thorn all WEI, for Al and ms little
Mlslis.
4 pretty uoll with dnfl, brown hair
ard ewes p,'pol from Do, box. And 10
De- sure 7 mustn't forget % tell YOU
.H" w1s dressed boo C. prctuly lavender.
Then fnr Albert WUH o. fror that
Iouu01 or you might can him Hcppy
Toad Tor no. wae indeed. funny fellow
y believe I've seen him BEFORE"
.p'tr Tuzls Wu2yy "To lo sur. now
0 know him. Con hr WIS Iu th. show
window where v' cam, from toe Bear
spoke att'l thinking 70 Tow minutes.
Why Boz .a.' solid tie is no" very
ono who was m 200. show wildow
when, ! started uy nfr
we must go over and make him wei.
come wen, tho Bears words
Now, httl" readers Two kept YOU too
long reading my Adventures for this IS
Christmas Day and YOU have TOYS -
FoW o"n 90 pIay Ui'n I'm sure And
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-25

even men 10 ceasa 10 llnd a reason foI
fighting each other They usually say.
YOU know that as long as men fight
that nations wiIl also fight ~ Il looks
Ike the nations are going To b. SEN.
s.hle enough 20 quit. what win the men
m f0r nm EXCUSE nowg-strufford Star.
There b. really no reason for this an
ugoHism. Il is hased on selnshncss
tiHt expresses itolf through ignorance.
and % total disregard OF all that is best
tor humankind Let the prayes con.
uuuo through the editorial expressions
o. thc press 81 the country. 10 The end
that the ornaments OF the world may
lc limited through the conference that
IL now or In Washington. FOR the
human race Is SUBJECTED on. and sicl,
n. war.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-25
With Our EXCHANGES

anc,s Il will Dee recalled that tn News
q number ~ monihs ago. went on rec
ord ~ being behind the ptnhandl,
Plains Chamber ~ Commerce. evclu.
sNly. insofar 1s regional chambers are
concerned. This being true. We ere d.
lighted 20 ser the brethren coming in
81 STRONGLY Tor an organization tina,
means So much % the Panhandle and
Plains Country az Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-25

synonym f1r small oate~ Tho
truth Is that no other class 90 living
creatures possesses So nathalie an ap.
petite th, lfd
There is nothing wonderful in this
The normal temperature 81 t'rls is
several degrees higher than tha' ~
man their digestion works Gar more
rspidly and almost any bird. u deprived
81 food for comparatively short pc.
rod dies o. starvation.
Every country is coming n the
knowledge ~ tho enormous value ~
birds and smnll birds are now protected
hV law iu England, France and even in
I'aiy. where until lately. they were be.
ing steadily cxt,rmiratcd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-25
Making II Very SAT,

Ii is announced that Mrs Jake TIA
ron Of oklahoma and Chicago Will
marry retired banker named I.hore
t' is enid 20 De- very homcly. She
.''F She married on, handsome man
'ud was newer abb, 20 Keep him. sa she
is going 90 try ono not so attractive
iiaA Caunt Herald
Wei t ih" report So correct. 81, will
''F. POO give 'ha hdy credit Tor ~ lca.~
1850 c0mm'ud1hIe id,ts-change 81
name and type.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-25

should have a great fair through which
mp exposition OF their products. their
Goods wares and manufactured ar
,i.les might De made Canadian has
rH Organized an association for this
Drrroso while Lubbock. Plainvie" ana
vrrlDns other ccnters have thefH IN sat
smctory state Of operation. The peo'
ID. Of this city cannot afford TO over
look this demand for IL is being voiced
fum all over this portion q the
country.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-25
BIRDS SUSTAIN HUMAN RACE

Man might lose horses cattle hogs.
sheep. and yet Conirivc 90 live But
B.. is fHirly safe 10 poph.sv that o. an
fh' birds were eVtefmiuafnd human life
would cease within ten years.
This statement. startling le e. may
sound is cold truth FOR II there were
uo birds 20 keep their numbers down.
ruNous insects would increase 20
rapidly that eu vegetation would be
destroyed. ail grain and grass eating
Dr'tWes would consequently become
extinct. and Tho few survivor, Of the
human race would No. driven 10 the Tar
Arctic 20 *. GU miserable existence
oH fish. whale or seal flesh
We say the "lppetit, az a bird" as
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-25
Orphans Entertain Friend.
~ Associates p-...

''l,ai'.ANA p,.c et-Th- gtrgrr
'' " tn" State urrhans' Home 81
i..e7n1 entertained their friends al q
guy sun" supper recently. The menu
,'.'iird duck squirrel. rabbit anl
p io--ui1. rnd was served COLONIAL fash.
'on hy The larger girls q the home.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-25

~ course This u'3 and u-roundug communitic,
want visit nom the poultry experts under the aus
pioe' % 'hc Fort Worth & Denver railroad. during
the month Of January This is to be but another Of
the important programs ior helping the people to
greater Property
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-25

.A lob would be the best Christmas present you
could give these men, his message says, and the
the Legion is pledged 70 surrender
BE-. holiday liberty and pleasure Tor the jobess.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-25

Now that Ireland is free. Shan,uur
gees hck 70 japan. Un,lo sun has
Van and the principal nations ~ tho
world aro agreeing 20 DESTROY their
n' mcnis l; viii soon D. tmo fol
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-25

EEIGIAL AND IIVE-Jesus said unto her. I am the
resnrr,on and the life he that beeveth in me- though
n, ssr, yet shall he u,e And whatsoever ySth and
believe IN nr shall never die.-John Has.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-25

\, '' details. minor and often insignificant big
m'nd' often disagree. hu, only little minds waste
time with in,'gniiicrnec. while large opportunities
are allowed 20 prs, unno,iccd That's the real dif
ference
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-25

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

Any reflection upon The character. standing
reputation Of any individual firm corpora
ton raay appear IN the News will b.
glAdy corrected when called 90 attention Of the editor
II she intention Of this newspaper wrongfuly
mlgfe individual firm corpogaton. and
SONS will BE- made where warranted prominently
e. Naa Ihe WronEfully pnhllshed rsfeen-.- artce
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-25

Ihc greatest invention ever discovered by man
is communication. Its iir,t form was human
,prceh..,.. poser to transmit knowledge from one
brain Go another This exchange Of thoughts is the
The New York herald., 1921-05-23

Lewis northeast corner Avenue ] and
Gravesend avenue. 90x100,. 10 Hertzel.
Inc.
VIM. r. Harmon & Co, Inc. sold lots
and plots in the Thirty-irst ward 10 the
following Samuel Arluck. Charles Mira
bile. Francesca Mirabile.. A. Dimattua.
Edward Fisher, G. Patti, Charles Hal
perm, M. Durando, L. Di Gregorio, Ade-
laide Thorsten, II. Dolder v. Maringol.
F.. Fl. Potter. Benjamin Kramer and A.
Herman. Also on their South Marlboro
property 10 S. Farrell. NJ W. Dene.
Thomas Sasco, N. Nastro. A. D. Gioko
and f. e. SKIOLD.
After more than twenty-five years ac-
tivity In the Williamsburg section Wal
ter t. Scott will move his real estate
office from 666 Bedford avenue TO 81
Court street. Brooklyn. on June /. where
he will continue his speciality OF factory
sites and industrial properties. He has
had much TO do with the industrial de-
velopment or the Williamsburg section.
Davenport Real Estate Company. Inc.
sold the two family dwelling at 12t Mar
tense street for Mrs. Eliza D. Nelson
also the one family dwelling at 321T
Beverley road to Daniel j. Halloran for
Mary Burrie.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
ASSEMBLY IS URGED
TO IMPEACH DORSEY
Macon Meeting Condemns
Peonage Pamphlet.

Special Despatch to THE New YoRK HERALD.
MACON. Ga. May 22.-Speakers at
mass meeting of 1900 persons sue
ceeded to-day in bringing about the
adoption of resolution condemning
Gov. Dorsey for his peonage pamphlet
and urging an investigation by the Cen
eral Assembly next month with a view
of impeaching the Governor. John J.
Mckay and Nelson Ship, the former
an insurance agent and the latter an
editorial writer, appeared before the
hostile crowd and urged moderation.
The meeting was packed by Guardians
of Liberty and Tom Watson followers.
but ostensibly It was called by the
recently organized Dixie Defense
League The resolution and steam roller
methods were agreed upon at con-
ference unfs morning, and the appear
ance of Mckay and Shipp TO defend the
Governor was like throwing a monkey
wrench into the machinery.
The consensus in Georgia appears to
be that Gov. Dorsey's method was un-
fortunate. but his motive is strongly up-
held throughout the State,
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
GIRL LEAPS FROM TRAIN,
BUT ESCAPES INJURY
Acts on Impulse When Pass
ing Cemetery.

ATLANTIC CITY, May 22.-Miss Vivian
Conline, 19Sth street and Grand Con-
course, The Bronx, narrowly escaped be-
ing killed when she jumped from an
electric train at the Pleasantville Gem
etery. eight miles from here, to-day. Miss
Conline, who is credit manager of New
York department store, was returning to
her home after convalescing here from a
serious Illness when she startled the
passengers by leaping through the win
dow.
The train was stopped and the crew
with the aid of passengers picked up the
woman expecting to find her dead. She
was uninjured and told the trainmen
that she thought the cemetery was the
one In which her father was buried. She
said that she wanted to pay visit to
his grave.
A. J. Edwards OF 2773 Briggs avenue.
The Bronx, an uncle of Miss Conline.
was on the train. but was unaware his
niece was also a passenger until he
Joined the crowd about her after she had
made the jump. With his niece Edwards
left the train at Mays Landing where
she was taken TO the home of a ply
sician and her mother summoned from
New York
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
CRIMSON BANNER UNFURLED,
DEATH FIAT FOR CAPITALISM,
AMALCAMATED MEMS EDICT

The following taken from oral and
written made recognized of Amgamated Clothing
Workers of America defining and ambitions of that
1--WE have unfured Crimson Banner of the Amalgamated
Clothing Workers Of America 1t will urled until
Joseph Schoerg of the the first
Der of weekly Of the union published March, 1917
"A progress birth Capitalism bull
wark of reaction its death throes challenges
It's fiat death So shall be- We the challenge the
of posterity Forward Liberty Life Forward to
Socialism Banbridge general of Amalgamated
Advance. April 80, 1920
"n country rapidly awakening reaiza
ton of the that identical with those of the
Russian Martenss deportation Advance
January %, 1921.
"The rebellion the hearts
of all the the clothing industry will be only by
the establishment Schossberg at
meeting Of strikers Madison Square Garden January 81 1921
1--WE dreaming the industrial system built
exploitation controlled
the Banshard educational director of Amalga
mated Union in Rochester, Advance April 49, 1921
"As unionm exists Capitalism is
perfectly industrial revolution only be-
the Workers with clear
understanding ultimate aim the labor
Schsberg the Intercollegiate Socialist Society,"
December 80, 1920.
Thy he the lesson that
clothing only Amagamated members working
The fight against the bitter
end-A. Shpacoff joint
board of Amagamad meeting of strikers reported
Advance, April 15, 1921.
goal emancipation of the Workers and
Cooperative Commonwealth" Ship
general manager the Amagamated address all
members of the union May !, 1921.