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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-11
UNION LEADERS
DENY BREAKING
Mine CONTRACT
HEARING OF HOUSE LABOR
BODY IS CONCLUDED FOR
PRESENT

d. tsalr.affi rs.ss
WASHINGTON. Aufil 90 Tho hear
iurs of ih. iiogSo i'iof cummiitee on
ih. n4'.onli cosl strike we're concluded
inIsy f.r tme lt least. the last day
hr.rr devoted % hsafing testimony
from laiur spokesman who denied
sIargrs Cauccrniug union contract
i4,atirr tslur factor in the whlkout.
Chairman Nol1n of ne comrni'iec
slh there 3crc 70 plnn- at present for
a further int testiEaiion ~ ths strike.
but she committee viii meet weines'
diy in executive SESSION to take action
on the Hand mll. which vould act M
, federal coai cum'ulsfion 10 deal with
turh situations.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-11
LATEST TEXAS
NEWS STORIES
IN BRIEF FORM

DALLAS. Aml i0--Charg'i' that
Fred Dean. ". l.. kelsey aud n n
puiiiam weir implicated IN the com
position IT threatening ard annny
nuus letter delivered g. John Busy "f
Vickery small town near Dallas. were
contained IN four separate complains
filed toity IN Judge e \ I'irpcn
court The hitter was received about
S,i,icmist {. 1891. accnrding to the
sl,r i,l county investigators.
D.f.,cta fnid Nj nutby has an ~
eellrni reputation
Late today ~ arrests have been mndc
ln cunur, iiun with thf chargr- cipiis
warrants. however wrIr irsacd Z" uffl.
co.'s
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-11
OKLAHOMA-TEx
LINE DISPUTE TO
Be HEARD APRIL q
ATTORNEY GENERAL AND
ASSISTANT WILL GO TO
WASHINGTON


Al STlN. April iO.-Attorney Gen.
,rai Keeling and Assistant Attorney
General Wallace Hawkins viii leave
ihs week tor Washington pcpara.
tory 10 submitting o. the Federal M.
la,mc Court on April "a. the Texas.
oklahoma boundary suit.
The ease viii be- argued by Attorney
General Keeling aud former United
i'iatcs Attorney General 7. w. Greg.
ory as special counsel. AIR. Hawkins
Wiil appear aS counsel as viii VIII
Ward aud Judge Carrigan. both OF
Wirhiia Falls.
This ease involves locaiion Of the
oulh bank oi lied River, which the
supreme Count has already held IN the
,oundary between Texas and Okla
hona.
Valuable oil lands To- the river bed
caused the dispute.
The attorneys and special oounselr
"a the case viii me"t in Washington
week before the date of submission
io go over finally ali points In the
taSc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-11
How Foolish 1t Is
To Pay Rent Always

Isn't II foolish aud unhusiness'
like a. pay rent an your ufeg
wouldn't u he a grand and glo'icus
fr.lur g. know that your ahhiinE
pller vas Your own AMI that. youf
children roild feel that n was theirs
alsa' Priar ~ possession 4 great
thing.
Nou arr worth more O. Yourself
and your cmployer-gives you the
same feeling ~ confidence tina, =
new s.ii of clothes does. only n,or
so. Wei. then read the real estate
classified ads In the Daily Ncws
every day u YOU want to buy or
sell. they1l have bargains ihsi ag"
worth taking.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-11
PARS0N GOES TO JAIL
FOR ANNOYING CHURCH

wAEIENsBoRo. Mo. April ic.--
The Re, Ezra Rider minister, was
PLACED lu jail tcf1 today and began
,,rving scnte.see OF slN months for
tisturhlng the peace q the members of
ne Elm Spring Baptist Chur,h here.
4 fine 81 $500 also was sss-s-ed
-rains, the minister ~ jury
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-11
Venue Chingr Gran,cd.


EASrLNNp. Apri io-A 'hnneo oi
venue was granted 10y JudE. =. \ lil
&C ihr ,Ighty-clrhth distriet count e.
dav in the caster suit against count,
Iudgc e. 2; >t1rros a1d coIniy com
missiau'r Wt''h. Csmp and 7, he,t-un
Judge lin frprsferrod the ctse g. RAJ
tsr county The dsfsnso asked for .
rhfurr ~ venue on the ground that
w,uld lc diffcuit fur th'u to obtain
ar Wal r 'his county
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on P.al,r w,lswned.

~ fssrriaisd iftss
AUSTIN. Autl 10 An Investigation
o., M. attorney generals department
into M, hu-.ness meihuds oi IN" larg'
"a companies oi Texas would o, wei
coined D., mos, of the ilrgc r,finerics.
according to John e Toancs Jr. ~
Houston who was IN Austin io.iay. lle
- cuurs.I f.r several largc on com.
tftuIfa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-11
tll.grd Thief Killed.

" ~ HTfFI 7 ~
UANGER. Aprn io-Efu So'cr,
alias Red I,hnsun alleged auto thief
died IN hospital to-day from the ef'
tcctS ,f bullet wounds sustained Sat
urlny 10 l sun Laiil- with Ranger ia
ccts. five miles south 90. Iangor sober
Is survived ty his widow ana n drcn
Al NI.. OH.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-11
WATER ON LEVEL WITH
lEvEE At BEAROST0Wh

By hssoeis,ed Pre.s
BEARDsTowN. III. 'Arrii i0.-wa.
ter was on n level with the top OF the
levee here az s'ciock this afternoon hut
no additional signs of weakening were
noticeable. The levee TOP has been
raised slx inches and a rush order has
l,.rn sent 10 ~. Louis for more sand
lags with which to build u higher.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-11
SEVERE SAND AND DUST
STORMS SWEEP TEXAS

DALLAS. TEXAS, April io.-S sand and
dpsi sipIns en1 srirai winds wcr rc
poi ted IN various parts of Texas today
resulting. according To the local wealth
80 bureau. from severe cyclonic condi
i.ou. In kancis which have swept slow
l. Il wn i~'o oklihomn. Arkansas. and
PORTIONS of TeXns
Wichita Fails Breckenridge. Mckin
noy. Corpus christi Abilene. Dcnison
Ennis and Dallas apparently suffered
the most severely reports in Texas In
u Gated
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-11
arms QuES76k''i'
CLASH At eENDa.
THREATENS yP[lf
RUSSIAN soyrBr pREuaAxR
MAKES PROPOSAL on :
DIsARlaAlf1jgf { ~

uENoA. April ia ciaslt, ovsf 4
disarmament proposai w 0sbfg4 Chit
'm RIM the u 'ssan sovist<forelgu1D 1D,in-
lstrr. with n Barthoo. ,ti'ancs thcoat-
,nsd to-day ct disrupt The Genoa CO.
terence. -tt
Mr. narihou said that rrapcs cate
,rorieaily- refused 10 discuss i0ilnfina.
n~nt AT Genoa. NJ. chifeherin roc1l6d
that i,ussla thought Frapce xool4 b
leady To discuss this aaestisn. beuSnD
", Brani. the former French pre1Slsf.
mad u q, the Washington couferqbcs
That i,.ssia's arinsnscnts had sdAAs
disarmament impossible. -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-11
DOOMED MAN SINGS
HE'S GOING TO LORD

nv Associated rrs-
ktSTiN. Tex. Anril lo-'ieorge
Horribly. sentenced 10 hang In Iieiion
nest Friday for the murder ~ ] y.
w.s,hcrhy. Il Silll In the Travis
County ball. No date Tor his rc'
turn 10 nrlion Co pay the supreme
penalty has lren set.
4 committee of women from To-
raI civic organization visited ~" IN
to-day. They asked Hornhy u he
wunt.d a. hear any music "" -.
eu.~ts-l. Lord. I'm Coming Home. "
ssd ~ Il WIS pLiycd h. Slng II. tie
i,.-~ requested some Hawaiian
mifsic
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-11

w NsefH ta'tl tfnF
ORANGE. y. .. Apul io-Chntles u.
Fletcher. whHer name apiHar- on hlll
i-aris thc country over adNvriisinE
"Castoria d,,l here h-, night - In
firmiti,~ incidcni q old axe llc was
b,fn IN New Nurk ~ y,ars agu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-11
DAY NOT TO Be TRIED.
FOR SlAYlMG Of BECK
ny Associated irr-s

OKLAHOMA CITY. Ann ie.--Jean
o. Day. wealthy attorney and oil man.
viii not be- prosecuted for The Staying ~
Lieutenant Colonel Paul Ward Heck
unless. 'ssomcthing new develops $
County Attorney Forrest Hughes an
nounccd today.
The county attorney said he was FOL
lowing the Recommendation of the cor
oncr's jury which last saturday esoner'
ated Day after Day testified he killed
the army officer accidentally In his
home carly las, Tuesday when he 10
turned and found Beck attempting "a
assault Mrs. Day.
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resce Ilais lfssd.
W. tssseiard prv~s t.f

LONDON. April io.--The correspond
cnt of III. London Times at 0@aos.
wiling OF the disagreement i,sl@esn
,Liichcfin .snd Barthou over dimruna.
men;. says hist Ifemier lloyd George.
IN snssrrins the Russian soviet dsls-
gate. lfs.s,ed that the conference
would he failure uniess u. led, ulti.
'na,ely 10 disarmament. but urged that
before dlsarmament came there must
be. p.ace, aud q pcsce HAsis At ts<noa.
Mr.. Lloyd George begged chiicAertn
g. "",fire himself to the agenda.
"lf yon sopersdd to our proposais."
he declared YOU viii wreck The co.,
ference" tf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-11
MaRnm Glnnnri DC.

UAIl.AS AnTll % -WlilIam ON
nttp ti views uhi former uayrr and
president Hf thr Chsnil,,r e Commerce
at Temrlc Texas. died At an, hune IL
MS dsugttr Mr~ -. NJ Fauhu'r.
h,i' u.ay llc had hccn m Dilils i've
yuats.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-11
CHILD KILLED WHEN He
GRASPS ELECTRIC WIRE
~ ,..~-'-'-i rre.s

~ E"|717 IaFf1T ~
SHREVEPORT. April io-Will Coop.
~. G.ycar-old son ~ Mr. and Mrs u ".
cooper. was Instantly Killed when be-
graspcd m electric wire while playing
at the plant % ,hs Consumers L." ami
Light Company. whore hs father is an
.nginccr Tho wiro was broken during
windsiorm which hlew down She icc
factory smokcSia,k and vas loft dang
ling. 1t Vas stated when worhmon rc'
hiili the stack.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-11
HIGH WIND AT MEMPHIS
TEARS SHIPS FROM PIER

HV Hss0FIF'TH w.
MEMPHIS. Tom. April ia wind
storm which at iis height attained q
vehcity Of a. miles an hour early %.
night. tore the pilot house from the
Mississippi River commission steamer
Mississippi. unroofcd the office huili'
ing II the government, tore a number
~ bridges from their mooriErs and
caused other minor damage principally
along the water front.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-11
Contract Held Invalid.

WASHINGTON. April io.-cnnteocD
Of rale may nv rnanufacturers' rcSu6s
inr 'ctail dealers exclusively 70 hanos
,ho'r products. which may hasS sne
cff,ct 10 lessen substantially coNpeu-
ton wers today held to he invane BY
the supreme Court -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-11

NEW YORK April lo.-Courtshlp
has hcn reduced to the art II sales
efficiency hy Joseph ponald Grafton.
according 90 three women who say he
rushed them after whirlwind wuoings
to the marriage license Office.
Tho .New York grand jury has been
hoaiinR hlgamy charges against Graf.
ton. The wiincsses against him are
Mrs. Ellen Mcintyre Grafton. who says
he deserted her IN their honeymoon Ia
marry Mrs Mary Margaret Laird Graf
ton. whose stage and screen name IL
Peggy Davis
He WIS super salesman of himself
a. a husband" saws Peggy Davis.
"Hc certainly had love sales efficiency
reduced to sccncc." says Mrs Ellyn
Mcintyre Grafton,
The first wife says she had been a
bookkecper In furniture store owned
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-11

y, Nfsoriaifd ~
KANSAS CITY. April lo,-Col mine
union officiais uf Missouri and Kansas
failed to reach an agreement here to-
cav
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-11

break at engagement to childhood
,hum and married her last November
% nt Youngstown
They cam. 10 New York and
Let Peggy Davis continue the story
I met Mr. Grafton when was making
movies In Florida. We encountered each
other In my boarding house, he called
~ his sales science to his aid mad be
fore I knew tin seven days after We
had mct---l wns completely sold on
him.
The two women met. compared mar
riage licences. then caused the grand
jury Investigation.
Meanwhile a third woman. living In
ritisburg. Saws Grafton had gone ~ far
az to get ilccnse To marry her. also
after sales efficiency courtship.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-11
FRANCE MAY
OCCUPY ALL
OF COUNTRY
STILL FREE
~ Associated Press

~ Associated Press
PARIS. April Io.-wha, In viewed IN
official circles AZ y grave crisis In TIE
relations between France and Germany
was reported to-day Just an the 0eaes
conference was assembling. with the
possibility of the military occupafion
II further German territory pressnfing
itself This came ~ a result OF mega
tive reply from the German govern.
ment 10 the note Of reparatious com.
mission on the German rcparafIons
moratorium In which certain fiscal ~
forms were demanded of Germany.
The tragedy AZ Gieiweitx. upper
silesia. involving the killing of more
than n rcore of French soldiers, IN the
explosion Of a mine. news OF which 70
officially confirmed. although desalls
are lacking. is considered a. likely 20
complicaie the situation. provoking a.
u will. energetic diplomatic action on
the part Of France at Berlin.
n soldiers KILLED.
~ ss.o~issed rvvs-
PARIS. April ie.--Eleven Ffesch
soldiers were killed and ten lnjursd n
the explosion sunday near '0leiwolts,
when bomb was discover&1 in q nave
yard ny the soldisrs. who were. nearch.
inr for hidden arms. The. guar6ian @
the church IN the, ceme,e-y we ajasng
the killed. Fifty rifles w16s f6oxR en-
ceaied under the earth of ne cef,s(tey.
This Information wss siven ost offlolSI.
~ hsr. sNx~ <usr.ot.sr - - =. fs-s--,-I
The commission Of inquiry his. hsea
appointed 10 ,fnvestiknte he eo0eo sef
the explosion and, fix respeneihAiisS.
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MRS. IVY HELD IN
CONNECTION WITH
KILLING HUSBAND
FORMER AMARILLO MAN IS
STABBED TO DEATH IN
RANCH HOME

William g. l,y. aged 90. was stabbed
and Instantly killed ty his wife with n
kitchen butcher knife ut the ranch
home. 20 miles north 81 Glen RIO. y.
~. about . o'oluck sunday afternoon.
it IN alleged. and the dead body. with
"a gaping wound IN thu region II the up.
r,r puiti ut the heart. was brought
overland Monday evening hes the Gtiggs
Company tu Amarillo for burial Tues.
day afternoon az 3 o'clock from the
homr of his sister. Mrs. Max Merry,
Auu Pierre street.
Tho woman accused OF the killing
Aas ARRESTED aLd taken 10 Tucumcari.
md Jailed awaiting investigation.
which. Il s harmed. has been Instituted
py the QIay county officers.
Few IT the ia,t surrounding the trag.
sdy are known IN Amarillo. II II al.
legged that two men and the woman
were IN tie room with Ivy at 'he time
oi The fatal stalhing. but 80 Tar ~ is
known. there WIS nothing in attitude
or uii.rancr Just prior to the fatal blow
iu Indicate the approaching end II IL
asserted that Ivy. after the knife had
lr,n thrust into his b"dy. staggered 10
= chair previously uerupicd 10y one OF
the men In the room, and made some
'uch remark az you've fixed me this
time" Tie died almost immediately. u
d, asserted boy these present.
Nas Mis. Cunningham
The arrest II the woman. who was
Known IN Amarillo for number of
ears as Mrs. Lillian Cunningham. and
Co Whom Ivy was hot recently mar.
tlcd. followed shutiN after the trag
cdy. The couple. s"on after their mar
rngr IN Amarillo. moved Q" the ranch
north oi Glen I,.u. and little was gen
orally known Us To their domestic life.
Il H. alleged. the Killing coming as a
neat suipris".
Both of tn Isrti,s 10 the tragedy
wcrc we'll known IN Amarillo. the d.aU
man having spent a considerable pait
of his lie here. during portion of
CONTINUED On PAGE THREE
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by Grafton's bother In Pittsburg she
recuunis that Grafton induced her to
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-05-09

no less important. Spiritual
cleanliness must also be taken
into consideration and If not the
city will never reach its highest
state Of beauty. A city must be
sure of it's proper relationship to
the great Architect Of all cities.
This divine builder is pleased with
that community that is not only in
terested in civic beauty and in NOR
al cleanliness, but that is also being
built upon the sure foundation of
righteous principles.
A city, as an individual, may pros
per for n time while IL continues
10 forget God. Its commercial and
industrial life may attract the null
titudes. Il may be adorned with
its magnificent schools and public
buildings. It's sky-scrapers may as
cend into the clouds. It's civic
beauty may catch every eye. It's
moral cleanliness may be a cause
Tor pride. All Of this may be true
and yet the very foundation. upon
which Il II built may be insecure.
Unless the city. like the individual.
Il built upon the rock Il cannot
stand.
In other words the city must be
clean AZ heart and from such
heart win flow forth streams Of
purity and cleanliness which shall
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-05-09

Al the request Of the Civic Club
Of Lubbock the Pastors Association
appointed IFS secretary, Rev J. NJ.
Lewis, 10 prepare the following pa
per on the subject
The Moral Value Of Clean City
The moral Of any given commun-
ity is largely affected by the ap-
pearance ~ that community. With
out question, the physical, moral and
spiritual clothing which a commun-
ity dons has It's powerful reflex ac-
tion on the population Of the com
munity
The cry is heard from every
corner; il IL echoed back and forth
until every ear has received the
sound Clean up" What does Il
meant Why is this powerful APP
peal for cleanliness? One will say,
I'm order that our sister cities may
be far surpassed in civic beauty"
And that II no mean motive. II ~
only natural that pride for home
will cause Us 20 enter heartily into
n competitive contest for city beau
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-05-09

sweeten the life of the whole city.
The political industrial, civic and
moral life Of the community must
necessarily feel the powerful in
fluence Of such cleanliness.
IL Is possible for a city to keep
its spiritual record clean. Il is pos
sible for il to remain in a proper
attitude towards its God. Sunday is
Gods day; let our city recognize Il.
The church is Gods house; let our
city support il. The principles Of
the Nazarene are Gods laws; let
our city incorporate them into her
very life Thus shall her days be
long and her influence powerful in
the land.
A city which Is physically, morally
and spiritually clean viii show It.
self in every individual who touch
e il. From such a city viii 20
forth men and women who are true
and strong and clean. May Lub-
book be clean In every particular
IN order that every man. woman aud
child may feel The powerful reaction
Of such cleanliness IN their own
livcs May a new determination
seine upon every cItixen 20 with
hold no effort that win assist In
making fhis proEpercus and prom
isinz little city one Of the elssnest
cities on the globe.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-05-09

fore ne attack Of the machines Of
war: and then with particular IN
terest his ewes beheld the place
where the once handsome gates Of
The city had swung With an un-
dauntod determination this enthu-
siastic city builder set himself %
the titanic task Of restoring the city
10 It's original beauty. The walls
were rebuilt and the gates reswung.
Down here IN the time Of secular
history il behoves those Of Us who
are city builders % stop occasion
ally and cast our eyes about US in
order that we might behold the RUIN
that is wrough IN our midst when
the moral wall has been destroyed.
II is too frequently the case that
we have permitted the gates TO
swing wide open welcoming into
our midst every form Of immortality.
That city which thinks lightly of her
immoral conditions can never be
clean. immortality is the modern
dirt which is actually marring the
beauty and cleanliness Of every city.
All eyes must be opened TO the filth
which IL leaves in its wake All
hands must be ready TO restore the
walls and close the gates.
Il is not enough for a city 20
say, Il am as clean or perhaps
cleaner morally than any of my
sister cities" On the other hand,
regardless OF what others are do
ing, II becomes the privilege and
duty Of each city 90 make continual
and progressive warfare against ev-
cry form Of immortality which pre-
sents itself 60 view Some years ago
the great city Of Atlanta which,
heretofore, had taken pride in her
cleanliness, was suddenly startled by
the dangerous euroads that the diff
ferent forms Of indecency and im-
morality were making IN her city
life. Her true manhood and woman
hood came TO themselves and m
spired by one compelling purpose Ut
orally scrubbed to cleanliness the
immoral clothing Of that city. What
Atlanta once did every community
in this great commonwealth can
continue to do. More than that,
every city must do as much or SUI
fer the disastrous consequences.
Permit the seeds Of immortality
to be sown broadcast in the com
munity. Let those seeds be water
ed by Indifference and nurtured by
approval and in a short space Of
time we will be permitted to gaze
upon them IS full-grown weeds Of
destruction which win choke out
the faircst flowers Of our city life;
our boys and girls Few children
can be reared IN The midst Of inn
moral conditions which are smiled
upon BY their parents without feel
ing the blighting effects 81 such
conditions on their own lives. In
behalf Of the young manhood and
womanhood. the boys and the girls
Of our own city the appeal = made
that all OF the immeral rubbish Of
our community be forever removed.
We owe TO them the opportunity OF
being brought up 10 maturity IN an
environment which has been relieved
Of the damaging handieaps Of inn
morality.
A third phase Of civic cleanliness
perhaps deals with q rather different
sphere Of life. but that renders u
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-05-09
THE MORAL VALUE OF A CLEAN CITY
BY J. M. LEWIS, PASTOR OF FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, LUBBOCK

tifying. That citizen who does not
covet for his city q place superior
TO all others in the realm Of civic
cleanliness is unworthy TO dwell
within her limits, He should be cx-
PEELED ~ an undesirable citizen.
Another will say, Let us clean
up because the physical health OF
our citizenship demands IL. And
who is Il who viii question the close
proximity which exists between dirt
and disense7 II we desire 20 locate
the germs Of sickness and death we
Immediately hetake ourselves TO the
places ~ filth. The stagnant pools,
the tin cans half filled with water,
the vacant lots where weeds are
permitted to grow unmolested, dark
ALLEYS and over-crowded houses are
the breeding places Of death-dealing
germs. Certainly the demand for
Cleanliness should be insistent in
order that the physical health Of the
community might not be continually
jeopardized. Our own health and
the health 81 our children imposed
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-05-12
SUNDAY is MOTHERS DAY

Sunday is Mothers Day." Don't
forget, now. Daughter need not
rush down town to buy mother some-
thing in remembrance of the day. In
stead. she might get the Sunday din
ner for a change. Mother generally
has that job-Sunday as well as all
the rest of the days. The dishes, too,
you might wash them after dinner is
over. There's more than one way
of keeping Mothers Day" besides
buying her a gift. The gift is all
right, too. But day of rest is good
also. /.