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The Washington times., 1922-12-09

PROMISES
CLEAN
CITY
Capital Division Directors
Hope to Strike Before
Plans Are Known.

Bootleggers and home brewers
of Washington will be given the
worst spell Of hard luck ever ex-
perienced within the next three
months, Director Edgar N. Read,
Of the Capital division of the pro-
hibition unit, predicted today.
Working On Plan.
I'm working out a plan by
which / hope to clean up Wash.
ington in a way that won't cause
any wild rejoicings on the part Of
bootleggers here" said Read.
although I haven't all the men
want at the present time. I'm
pretty sure that my campaign will
work out In an effective manner" I"
The details Of Director Reads
enforcement program are known
only to him, he said.
II will take particular pains that
this idea does not become known
until ! wish it." he declared. IF
It works as I hope It will. neither
the aganets nor their prisoners will
know what is really happening for
q long time, even when It 10 put
into operation" .E-
Read probably will include in his
plan some of the features of his
work In Milwaukee and throughout
Wisconsin, where he was associate
divisional director before receiving
his Washington appointment.
The Washington times., 1922-12-09

Instead of calling IL The
Progressive Bloc" Of the
Senate, Ohy not name IL the
School of Fdrmacy?"
OIDONO.
The Washington times., 1922-12-09

It's ashes to ashes
And it's dust to dust,
When tt0o speedsters try to
Reach q crossing fust.
PETE.
The Washington times., 1922-12-09

A NATION WIDE
"A movement is carry
ing on a warfare against
the scourgeof Consump-
ton. In saving over
100000 lives last year
it actually est.A< deatk
rate from tHbreslasis in
halt.
Each year these or
carnations sell Tuber-
culosis Christmas Seals.
The proceeds from these
sales are devoted to the
work Of caring for and
curing tuberculosis pa
tients and to educa-
tional and other work
to prevent the dread
disease. 4
buy these seals and
. urge your friends to buy
and use them. To do
this is both Charity and
Patriotism. 1
, 1922-12-21

LOST AvlAxO0 u HOUNO-
ssF
Two airimaiI plies spsntlt the njgAt|
Mere Monday. aJamssrP. Murray and
pAiloa W. Lund, who had 1bseh ord.
cred out to assist In the search NJ
Henry D~oonstFa, who was lost last
Friday durin9s mass blindkne snow
V4orm, somewheFe between SAN Lake
City and Rock SPRINGS. aThh Z ~.
Arded - the most hasaado10 Dert
d the transconunental air mail
route. but BoonstyA haA been 0Aking
It right along IN spite off storrns. Q
The pilots left TueSday morning
for Rock Springs, whore 1s u. 3.
Mail planes had been assembled h
escour the country for the O nalssin,
aviator. all mail service having beel
suspended during the search. Wore
came from Salt Lake City yesterda.
morning that Boonstra had beer
found at q ranch house near Coal
Vile, where he had sought shelter
when forced to land on the day of hi
disappearance. 2
, 1922-12-21

Thomas Cra1x. Who u attending
school at 6alfnA, Kansas, this winter,
returRed on Tuesday Of this week
and will spend the holidays with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Craig.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Mccoy Of the
Rawlins Motor Co., left last night
for their former home in Colorado.
where they will spend the holidays
with relatives and friends. returning
to Rawlins after New Years.
Kim Bredtenstein came UP from
Laramie where he is a student q the
State University and will spend the
holidays at his home here.
Edward Daley. who Is attending
Colorado State University al Boulder.
Colo, is home for the holidays, which
he will spend with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. w. Daley.
w. A. Mckay returned the latter
part OF the week from a business
trip to Denver, where he spent sew
eral days.
Mrs. Alta Mattison returned the
first of the week from Brush, Colo,
and will spend the winter in Raw
Inns.
T. B. Vernon spent Saturday last
In Rawlins from his home In Bags,
on matters OF business.
Harry Larson, road supervisor of
District No. L. spent Sunday and
Monday in Rawlins. coming in to
consult a doctor. having been suffer
Ing for some time with rheumatism.
G. M. Mccoy of the Bair Oil camp
was q visitor in town Sunday and
Monday on matters of business.
Harry Evans OF the Bair Oil camp
was a yRawlins visitor for a few
1 nm fhfo RDanlrLL to- l.
some Christmas shopping.
Hamilton Terrell Of Dixon arrived
In the city the latter part of last
week and spent a few days, being
accompanied home by Mrs. Terrell
and their two children, who have
been spending several weeks here.
Tim Lehan of Murray, Utah, left
on Tuesday for his home after spend
Ing a couple Of weeks here attending
to business matters. :
Guy Roberts was a Rawlins visit
or h middle of last week from his
home at Baggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Pilon have ar.
rived in the city from their Pass
Greek ranch and will spend the win
ter In Rawlins.
l.. b. Maupin spent a day or SO
In the city the latter part of last
week from the Snake River section,
Lynn Beebee of the Rawiins Gar
age left on Tuesday evening of this
week for his home at Cripple Creek,
Colo, where he will spend the holi.
days with his parents.
MT. and Mrs. Frank Cunning and
children have returned from an ex-
tended Visit In Portland, where they
visited Mr.. Cummings mother and
sister for several weeks. ~
Miss Ellen Syren OF . Bags was
brought to the Memorial Hospital N
this city on Saturday last, suffering
with . severe case Of blood poison
Ing. She improved very rapidly un-
der h care of DR.. Kell and the
first OF the week was able to return
to her home.
Mrs. H.. A. France and small son
John Walker. left on Saturday last
for Long Beach. Cal, where they
will spend the remainder of the win
ter. Mr.. France expects TO Join them
there later for . short time.
, 1922-12-21

g. W. CRAZY Of 1rssa Rivee Vas :
business visitor hero for several
days fast" week.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. D. Turner are the
proud parents Of a fine baby daugh-
ter. torn to them on Friday morning
last. Mother and baby are doing
nicely.
Df. A. B. Tonkin, State Command
|er OF the American Legion IL in Raw
Inns today.
Mrs. e. L. Richardson and chdl-
dren were In the city one day the
first of the wesk from their homo ut
Elk Mountain, Waiting friends and
doing Bome Christmas shopping.
c. C. Clardy OF the Midwest camp
has been spending q few days in the
city this week on business.
, 1922-12-21

FreAsssek Solder has returned 70
the fields after having, sppQt. Ieeye.Al
days In town the latter part OF last
week.
Miss Edith Larsen who ID taking
= business course In Denver 10 home
TOR the holidays and will remain un-
til after the New Year.
, 1922-12-21
SMALL FIRE

Tho fire department was called
out about 1:t6 yesterday afternoon
to exttnguish . blaze In the Peeler
Garage in the west end Of town. A
truck, belonging to I. r. Baker,
which was being cleaned, took fire,
but prompk work on the part OF the
chemical apparatus put out the fire
without loss.
, 1922-12-21

nAt I, mssEiag head last niOAt Raw
ms Lo0go,, No. Il A.YsoA1eN. khs
follow3ng offanscs H9wosesl III Aaec1ed.
iWorsAipfal Master. Id M gRogors;
Senior WArden,,0 eoaSsiH NJ Deresa;
.Junior Warden "A A. Tobias; Senior
Deacon c.. 4. Anderson: Junior, Dsa:
con, II. T. Dunlap Treasurer AaF.
fdode: Secretary i. A. DnraA&. 70
, 1922-12-21

Frank Hart Mas brought in from
the range the first OF the week and
10 under the care OF a physician At
his home here. suffering from .
heart attack. He Is somewhat i'm.
proved at this time.
Earl Meader and Roy Jones, both
Of the Snake River section, were
Rawiins visitors the latter part OF
last week on matters OF business.
, 1922-12-21

Shirts for business and more
formal wear must look their
quality if they are to pass FASH
ions inspection. They must fit
perfectly, too, or the wearsr
gets little pleasure out Of them.
That's the only kind, Of course.
you wish to buy for Christmas
gifts. Aand that's the only kind
we carry-in heavy silks and the
finest of domestic and imported
fabrics. ~ ~ TV4 Hff
gree E .MOSHER ~ p
The Mans Store "a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18
Public Utilities Are
Urged to Advertise
For More Business

The Illinois Committee on Public
I'tlity Information has sent n letter To
the manager Of every public utility
company in the state suggesting that
this II a favorable time for advertising
Gross sales have fallen off because
~ the depression. hut overhead expense
goes on" the letter states because
NJ this falling of in gross business. and
with existing high production costs. u Il
only with the greatest difficulty that
public utility companies are able %
successfully operate and give the public
adequate service even nj present rates
That Is Known 10 every utility manager.
"Thc only Solution 20 Get After
business Don't Wait for II 10 Come
10 You
This committee does not advocate
so-callcd advertising campaigns.
Public utility advertising should he
continuous; a well though out. care.
fully planned day.to-day and wcck.to-
week effort. in which the most ron.
structivc ability available should be
employed and the best advice obtainahle
had
This Committee Recommends 70
You That at This Time YOU DO More
Advertising. That Does Not Mean IN
Throw Away Money. Make Every
Nickel Spent Count. Rat Enlarge Your
Expenditures Just as Far as Your
Revenues VIII Permit Printers Ink.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18
EASY TO SELL MAN WITH CROUCH
IF YOU KNOW HOW TO HANDLE HIM

PASSED from up above. | .nwardly
doubted that. however.
During 'hc time ! spent around the
plant I got In the purchasing agents
way just as many times as I could, dis
cussne details and various phases OF
our service. until took his mind on
his grievance and had him thinking
about what We could give him.
After my report had been turned In,
I came hack and went over our
recommendations again. He was not
really Goo the market al the time
called. bat I knew he would be soon, 30
7 visited him pretty regularly until he
was roldy 20 buy.
u secured the order and when tho
purchasing agent gave II 10 me he said
had made him so uncomfortable about
placing the order elsewhere that ne
had no choice and that the preliminary
service had rendered was n reveal.
ton 10 him IL told me none OF my
competitors had taken one.tenth OF the
pains 7 had and n he had known before
TINT We gave the sort 81 service I had
given him. he would have purchased
from us great deal more often than
ho had"
Many customers are grouches these
days The way 20 dissolve a grievance
Is 10 give the customer better service
than he has n right to expect. This
salcsmans experience may help other
members Of the class TO disarm dis
satisfied customers-Printers' Ink.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18
EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING IN THE AMARILLO DA

Said veteran salesman TO the School.
master recently:
1T has been my experience that the
customer with a Crouch IL ono 81 the
easiest people 10 sell-if you know how
20 handle him"
For the last six months this sales.
man said he had been making n spe.
cialtv Of grouchcs--for one reason. be.
cause business foll OF and @ became
necessary 90 work more intcnsivcly
This led him 90 cal ON people NJ had
passed up during more prosperous
DAYS
"The worst crouch I had In my ter.
ritory." continued tho salesman. "was
tho purchasing agent Of a largo cheml.
cal plant The last time I had called
on him hc told me that ho would never
huv another dollars worth ~ goods
from my company as long as he lived
u knew we had made some goods
Tor him that had never been right. but
II was ancient history and I wanted 10
get q fresh start. So I said.
"'Tf I were in your position. IA
probably feel az YOU feel But that
would not get Us anywhere. So here
IL what Ia like 10 do 10 square myself
and you won't have 10 buy my goods II
you don't want TO-
In order 10 make M Tor the had
service you formerly had from us. le,
mo make a survey for an installation
Just as though were an Independent,
engineer. ! viii 20 over the whole thing
carefully with your foremcn and plant
superintendent and submit a written
report II won't cost YOU cent and
therein be no obligation
i knew that would listen good 4
him and ne let mo do Il. though h,
cautioned mo that he positively
couldn't buy, as the word had beer
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18
TOM
SIMS
SAYS

When u olmc 20 aircraft the confer
oncc said the sky was the limit
Marriages are made IN heaven. Ill.
vorcos are mado IN haste
The low price vt leather hasn't re-.
duccd cafe steaks vet
Some of these leading movie mon
ought 20 Doe leading pillow
"Spats are being worn. says fashion.
We knew they were being had
There are 81 different types q WON.
VA" saws " o. George an % proves
~ that he only knows 81 women
Health hint when irving 90 beat
a train 90 crossing succeed
Nobody believes NO Smoking
sign
FLIRTING u Dangerous headline
Yes. you are hahl, 90 marry.
Truth b. stranger to friction
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18
IEANI WORK

II tell YOU what vel %. when w'
grow up." said htti, Jimmy FiXt u
his brother Charley 'IN starr stnr,
Tor cash only Nothing Hn Is taken
from my store until DO is u.E paid f.r
You start sior, u,,. d..r that SELLS
stuff of the same Kind .r easy nav
ments d. that way v.H set aIl the
trade there is-lu E,f what ready
money there is on hand ana yH1 will
get an they can scrap, together .H the
next year UT two
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18
Salesman's Jokes
THE SARCASTIC ROSS.

You sent Tor me, SIT
~ did. Yesterday afternoon when |
went through your department / saw
YOU loafing while half dozen custom
ser werc waiting impaticnily Tor some
one Ia look after their wants Now ]
am In hearty sympathy with the un'
employed. but not while they are on
my payroll That Is all Tor this time.
Goodby"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18
Cigarette Makers Have Record Yesr

Lower prices for raw mateials com.
hincd with record turnover will prob.
ably make 1921 the most prosperous
year that the cigarette manufacturers
have over experienced, according 10 n
recent issue Of the Wall Street Journal.
New York The number Of cigarettes
produced during 1921 promises 20 10
more than three times greater than
that of 1914. The cigar manufacturers
have apparently not been doing so well
and the 1921 production will probably
not equal the pro.war average.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18
MAYBE 81. NJ TINT.

Don't you suppose began '1c vel
low haired girl with fhr band made
blush don You suupns.
Suppose what rrtVshiN asked th'
black haired one with 'h0 peucilcd
broWs who was helping arBugl sofa
pillow display
Don't YOU suppose o. would be- all
right 90 call coy corner mush
room
Depends on what Kind ~ birds call
90 src YOU. said tho gll with ~" pen
cucd hroWs Might o. called lizard
sag,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18
NOT MusICAILY INCLINED.

Madam. since you are looking NJ
things for your living room and FOR
your boudoir. could I show YOU one ~
our new escritoires2"
Thank you. no. There's nobody AZ
our house who could play on d any
way"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18
No. 30. GERALDINE!

\ laundry bag IL thlng io kecT
laundry isn't it,
sure"
"A candy bag Is a bag Co. keep ands
isn't ~"
yep"
a shopping h1g De- "a thing 90 carry
shopping IN. isn't t.'
OF course
Then Is a Boston bag
You beat 10 away from here brfnr,
the worst happens"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18
IN THE DENTAL. SECTION.

How would YOU define teeth?" asked
The hood who was always asking fool
questions
Teeth are what you hurl defiance
into. what posses are always armed 10
md the part Of the wind the sailing
vessel should Dee headed into"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18
M'LEAN RAISED
S210 TO CARRY
ON PIP. c. OF c,

Mclean. Texas. Jan rs - Citizens OF
Mclean have hy popular subscription
raised $4,000 Tor support 81 the Pan.
handle.Plains Chamber Of Commerce
4 meeting similar 10 tho one held here
% take up the matter OF supporting
the panhandlc-plain Chamber was al.
so held no LcFors AZ which representa-.
tives from Pampa and other parts ~
Gray county were present.
NJ y Newman viii present Mclean
AZ the dircctofs meeting In Amarillo
Tuesday.
Mclean looks 20 tho organization TO
lead "a fight against alleged dlscrimina.
tory freight rates affecting North
Plains towns
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18
YES THAT'S 1T.

why does that girl ro around with
black tied o. her ankles
Probably that's some ~ that crepe
De shin YOU hear So much about"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18

Why did tho new girl IN the ribbon
department. quit"
The boss found out that her work
here in,crfercd with her Attendance at
The movies and her late night parties "
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18
TNINTFIIIGFNT CuFERFIINESS

"lIow's that new gir,--ihc bright and
jolly one?"
AN right. only she needs little
less pollyanna and n little more what
canI show your"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18

There BE- an unusually large crop u
early spring predictions.
Would sou say bread Is coming down
because We knoad more dough?
kansa- CITY woman b. taking her
first vacation in zoe years That Is
why she lived 20 100
\ girl isn't jewel because she has
n rch s,tting
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18
BOY, HOWDY! GLAD TO MEET YOU
Personal Notes Gathered Here and There Which Te
Where the Statesmen Are and What They
Are Doing
Are Doing

b. II. Snyder Is spending few days
In Amarillo displaying samples Of Burn.
ham'Munger'Root Dry Goods Com.
pany's merchandise. He took over this
route about two months ago from Mr..
Cuddy' former representative. MIR. and
MIS- snider are now making their
nome In Amarillo at the Lucerne
Apartments. Mr. Sinder formerly was
with this firm and made his head.
quarters In Springfield. Mo. am
believer In the possibilities of the
Panhandle" said Mr. Snider yesterday.
II has great future and no more
agreeable change could come for me
than to be assigned TO Panhandle terri.
tory.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18

Union Telegraph Company early Mon.
day morning. As there are los grocery
stores In Amarillo. he said that he
tad Co borrow "A car from the firm
10 make the city.
Amarillo Council. L. c. T.. will hold
It's regular monthly meeting saturday
night, January 2S. at the W. o. w. hall.
All members Of the order have a cor.
dial invitation TO attend the coming
meeting at which II II expected that
some plans for work In 1922 will he
discussed. according 20 officers.
With the holiday season getting far.
ther and farther away. the number Of
travelling men coming 20 Amarillo is
increasing every week. II is expect.
ed that the number will be- back TO
normal within two or three more
weeks
Life insurance II becoming and will
become one Of the greatest field for
genuine salesman, according 10 mum.
her OF local statesmen who were Ia.
formally discussing the subject the
other day. All agreed that the pub.
lie Is rapidly being sold on the idea
II life insurance and that the policies
In effect today are small In comparison
with what they will be In few more
years. They declare that thinking
men and women are realizing the value
and protection ~ life Insurance and
that great rewards will be- reaped by
the able salesman In that line in the
next few years
Roy Iowdy" Is run Tor the hcne.
it Of travelling men as well as the
entire Sample Case" page. II You
travelling men come 10 Amarillo. YOU
will not appear one bit too merry" II
Won cali No. ~ and toll the "Slmple
Case man who you are. what YOU are
selling and other features about your
self a. make a personal for this page.
It's run Tor you and the more OF these
short Items We can run. the more we
know that YOU will enjoy reading the
page.
!. 5. Lamar Of the Edison Musical
Department of the T.. y Finklea jewel
~ store has hccr awarded free
scholarship IN the school u salesman
shin ~ The Texas oklahoma Phono
Fr1ph Company. He was one ~ the
ton men In the two states 20 ho award
II this scholarship which entities in.
struction 40 the school in Dallas In
tho spring
Jack Parks. representing j. v Far.
well Company ~ Chicago. has been
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18

Jack Parks. representing ]. V. Far.
wei Company 81 Chicago. has been
spending few days al home.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18

W. T. Brownlec, city salesman Tor
Blair.ilughes Company has been kept
busy the past two days explaining to
his friends just how his coupe was
struck by a truck near the Western
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18

Robert Green, formerly salesman
Tor packing concern with headquar.
tiers at Roswell. II now selling Schill.
ing coffee In this section. He made
his first trip 10 Amarillo a few days
ago. II viii bc remembered by most
travelling men that Mr.. Green succeed
ed Paul Richelson, who introduced
schilling coffee TO Panhandle trade.
]. @. Nichols, who has been local
salesman FOR Wilson and Company.
packers. for the past year out 81 the
Oklahoma city branch has revised
his route and is now making Panhandle
White Deer Pampa and two or three
other North Panhandle towns.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18

Union Telegraph Company early Mon.
DAY morning. As there are los grocery
stores In Amarillo. he said that ne
tad TO borrow a car from the firm
10 make the city.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18

With the holiday season getting far.
Their and farther away, the number OF
travelling men coming to Amarillo Is
increasing every week. II is expect.
ed that the number will be back TO
normal within two or three more
weeks
New Britain herald., 1922-12-19
City Items

victrolas and Pianos, Henry Morans, --advt.
 Col. c. w. Burpee will give his third of a series of lectures on Current Event topics at the Business and Pro- fessional Women's Clubhouse on High street. tomorrow night at $ o'clock.
 DaLceland New Years afternoon and eve.-advt.
 The minstrel show committee of Everyman's Bible class will meet this afternoon at o'clock at the Y. M' c. A.
 Xmas packings of cigars and ciga- retes at lowest prices in the city at Besse- Leland 's.-advt.
 pr. IT. Eben Reeks, head of the New Britain General hospital this morning made request to all per sons who intend sending turkeys 10 the hospital this Christmas to notify that institution not later than tomor- row noon.
 The annual business meeting Of the
New Britain herald., 1922-12-19

1 Bishop S.attery of Massa chusett, Episcopalian asserts that many par sons smoke too much and read toe many story books, Death at Flushing, l.. l.. of Dr Barstow. s6, oldest Dartmouth grad. uate. M Col. T. l.. Huston at Cincinnati de. clares flor revision of American his. tory text books to expurgate 'un-Am' erican ideals"
 Johnny Evers reported to have nc- cepted offer of deputy commissioners post in N. Y. state athletic commis- sion.
 President of Marshall T. Field Co.,, asserts that business conditions in United States are sound,
 Reports is that Wallace Reid has passed crisis of illness.
 Southern California Methodists urge rigid inquiry Into Los Angeles drug traffic.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-19
R. NJ. GusIPREcHT, THE WATKINS DEALER
 .st....u

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 s47 EAST ST. Tel. 2254-f3.