davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-04

przewaznie juz wolne Cd diugow
i obfitujace w gotowke, zbierana
podczas wojny. Tam musimy
przelozyc ciezary podatkowe z
takiem jednak wyrachowaniem,
BY ME wstrzymac produkcyi roll
nej, bedacej narazie jedynem ma
seem bogactwem, inwentarzem,
nasionami Oak b. Bank Polski).
Gala zas tajemnica powodzenia
to ustalenie wewnetrzne waluty,
utrwalenie jej stosunku i war
toSci piatniczej, unormowanie
miernika, by z}oty czy marka pol
ska miala wartoSc realna FARO
VINO ola jej posiadacza, jak i pan
stwa. Moze jestem zbyt wielklm
optymista, ale, naprawde, ME WI
DE przeszkod... dug panstwo-
wy, gdy go zwezymy W stosun-
ku do parytetu przedwojennego
chociazby tylko co do iloSci emf
towanej got6wki, bedzie ME wei
XII. Droga relacyi jest prosta.
SWAT nalezy do ludzi Gym
nych, Smiaiych i energicznych.
Zagranica musi sic do mas zasto-
sowac, nawet co do dlugotrwa-
lego kredytu ma potrzebne nam
surowce, maSzyny, narzedzia ftp,
Wiele - jezeli ME wszystko -
Cd mas samych zalezy 4 Cd ma
szych rodakow w Stanach Zje-
dnoczonych, Kanadzie, Argenty-
nie Paranie it'd. Navel cd Pola-
k0w ma Syberyi, Kaukazie i Aga
nistanie. Obey zapewno nam ME
pomoga, DO sami ME maja lub
maja tylko "a drogie pieniadze...
dla siebie. Me ogladajac SIC mu-
Simy chciec i umieG pracowac,
korzystajac z tego, co many.
Widze droge %realna i konkre-
tina dla gospodarczej przysziosci
Polski. Wylolyc ia molina tylko
ezynem, ME frazesem, tylko
praktyka - ME doktorska teorya.
tylko samodzielnoScia - ME e
tatyzmem, ktory pochlania do
chody. Ed. D.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-04

KOW.

Dnia % listopada, W hall OBJ
w Duraja, 2I5o n. Robey ul
r6g Webster ave. odbylo sic re
branie Hallerczyk6w z Jadwigo,
wa ! okolicy; zorganizowali sig
oni W oddziai Polskich Wetera.
now 2 Armii gen. Hallera. Ma
TEN zebraniu zapisalo sic 20 Hal
lerczyk6w ! wybrali tymczasowy
zarzqd. " Et6v weszli: - Jacob
Resner. PREF. Wojciech Pezdah.
wiee-prez. J6zsi BaranowsEt,
sekr. in. Andrea Drabick, sekr.
prot; TeoiIl Wr6blewski. skar,
bnik; Jan Kuiniar, komendant
oddzialu.
Nastepne posiedzenie odbe-
die sic " poniedziaiek, dnia E
grudnia, W tel samej sail o godzi-
ME s wieeZorem, IA ktore zapra-
sZamy wszystkich HaIlerczy-
k6w, z Jadwigowa, Maryanowa,
J~6zafatowa, Cragin i Avondale.
A. Drabich, sekr. prot
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-04
Ze Spraw Tow. Wete-
ranow A. P.
Do naszych kupcow, przemy'
,Iowcow, formanow, chlebodaw-
cow. 20 pierwszenstwo We
te-anow Armii Polskiej.

Do zarzadu Tow. Weteranow
W Chicago, zgiasza sig dziesiat-
XII byIych zolnierzy Armii Pol
skiej O pomoc w wyszukaniu pra
", lub jakiegokolwiek zajecia.
Ze strony zoinierzy tych s}uszna
proSba ! zadanie. Zqdanie to zwra
Gaia do serc patryotycznych pol
skich chlebodawcow. Kiedy z
FoIski przyszedi zew o zoinie-
rza. nasz ochotnik porzucii chleb,
dostatki, wygody, a my przyrze-
kliSmy mu nasza pomoc / Prace
po powrocie. Dzisiaj kiedy wro-
eli do zycia cywilnego pc tru-
dach, poniewierce i poSwieceniu
ME NIGGA dostaG piracy, ably Eye
uczciwie. PolSkich chlebodaw-
cow sz~czegolnie naszych by
nesman0w" usilnie prosimy, ably
rQzdawaniu piracy ! zajecia i przyi
mowaniu pomocy dawali pier
wszenstwo Wcteranow Armii
Polskiej.
Zgioszenia prosimy zwracac
do sekr. Wet. A. p. p. S. Sta
-howicza, 1863 Milwaukee ave-,
DR.. A. Pietrzykowski, O..
Prezes Tow. Weteranow A. P.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-04
lie Brazil Moskale
Polsce Podatkow?
(Z", ,Kuryera Porannego.")

Pytanie to wazne: lie moska-
lie brazil w Polsce Kongresowej
rocznie podatkow? Podiug zro-
del urzsdowych "a rok l912
wpiyneio:
~ Poborow z nieruchomosci
miejskich 7,172,2 rubli. p Do
chody z dworow: podatek rolny
-o,96S,2 T. podatek podymny -
I,lO2,7 r. 81 Dochody cd WHO
scian: podatek rolny isis r.,
podatek podymny 1867 r., ma
sadly gminne2l3,3 r, wnioski kolo
nistow lubartowskich - 2,3 r. a.
Dochody z osad: rolny, podymny
i ma sadly - 270,7 r. s. Podatek
mi eszkaniowy - 1868 r. Razem
II7.094,6 rubli ziotych, co stano-
WHO nieco wiecej niz jedna pia-
Ia podobnych podatkow w .caiem
imperyum rosyjskiem, a rowna-
10 sic dochodom z caiej Syberyi i
Srednio-azyatyckich posiadiosci.
To byly podatki poSrednie: /
y Dochod z lasow rzadowych
w Kongresowce przyniosi w r.
1912 s millionow rb. ziotych; p
re spirytusu akcyza - as mil.
RIB. zl.; 81 z tytuniu akcyza-3,3
mil. rb: a.; ~ z gill; i bibuly do
papierosow - 0,3 mil. RIB. a.. s.
Z akcyzy ma cukier Isl mil rb.
IL. O. z nafty i smarow-o,S mil.
rb. zl.; y ella W okregu warsza-
wskim - 81 milionow Gedna
czwarta caloSci w imperyum) ;
81 z wszelkich innych zrodei
stemple, patiently, koszty rejenta,
przyw:leje dyplomy it'd, idt. -
So miliony. Razem l3I milionow
rubli ziotych.
Dalej ida w T. 1ol2 W Kongre-
s6wce: dochody Pocztowe-7 ie
dna trzecia mil, dochody telegra
ia - jedna trzecia mil. spree
dai w6dck ftp. - IS i jedna tree
eia mil. Razem IS milion6w.
lynn sposobem dochod z b.
Kr6lestwa Polsk;ego przynosii
.Carstwu Rosy l7+I3l+5S t. j..
zoo milion6w rubli, czyli liczac
rubel zioty jake pol dolara, Io5
milion6w dolarow, a to obecnie
pc $50 chociazby marek polskich
Ia dollar, dale nam sumo okolo
% mialiard6w rocznie. Jeieliby-
smy Galicye, Poznahskie, Pomo-
RE i Wschodnie Kresy zrowna-
ly razem w dochodowosci podat-
kowej z Kongresowka, tobySmy
otrzymali oko,o 20 do Is miliar-
dow marek rocznie dochodow
panstwowych i predko bySmy
mogli sic pozbyc naszych dsugow
wojennych i przedwojennych.
w cyfrach powyzszych ley
nietylko mySl giebsza, ale i dro-
Podatki bezpoSrednie
So male, posrednie zaS, a gfo-
wnie z monopolu wodczanego
najwieksze i teraz many mo-
nopole, lub projekty ma ME, a je-
dnak dochodowoSc nasza ME dale
rownowagi pomimo wszelkich
wysilkow ministeryum skarbu,
MoznoS6 podatkowa p~rzelala sic
z osrodkow miejskich i fabrycz-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-04

Solowiejczyka 1udnoSt zy-
dowska ma Litwie pomaga chic
pom litewskim w ich walce z
imperyalizmem obszarnikow pol
skich(?D. U~rzadzenie plebiscytu
podczas ,,inwazyi polskiej" jest
- zdaniem Sofowiejczyka ME
MOTIVE. Soiowiejczyk wkrotce
wyjezdza do Rzymu i Paryza, by
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-04
PODZIEKOWANE

Zasytam serdeczne podziekowa-
ME wszystim przyjaciosom
przyjaeolhom i wszystkm, kto-
rzy brazil udzias W przeniesieniu
zwsok Tony i matli n~aszej Sp. Jo-
zefy Gzechowiak i Sp. syna i
brata naszego Kazimierza GREE
chowiak, zasyiam staro-polskie
bog zapiac."
T. Grzechowiak wraz z Gala
familia- (Ogl.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-04
ZABIEGI MINISTRA DO
SPRAW zYDOWSKICH.

Londyn. - Przybyi tn minister
do spraw zydowskich W rzadzie
kowiehskim, So}owiejczyk. d.
byf on k~onferencye z lordem Gu
rzonem oraz z przedstawicielem
Ligi Narodow. Jak podaje Man
chester Guardian" - zdaniem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-04

Prawie kaidy polski agent real
nosciowy ogiasza sic W DZIENNlKU
CHICAGOSTIM DO niejednokrotnie
przekonai sic, be tn najleplcJ mu sic
oplaca.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-04

przedtozyc radon tamtejszym
niedole zydow ma Litwie. So oni
zyczliwie usposobieni ola rzadu
kowiehskiego, BOWEN uzyskali
cd niego zupelne zrownanie W
Drawach obvwatelskich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-04

Polsh polityk, czy wiekszy cy mniej
szy "a obowiazek poczytywae sobie
powiniep stale reklamowac narodo-
wosc nasZa.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18
HARDING CHANGED
POSITION ON JAP
QUESTION SAYS COX
DEMOCR,TiC NOMINEE SPEiKS
FROM ~ DiTOhtlM WHERE
IiE WAS NOMINATED

~ Asroeia'sd Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. sept T.. -- From
the auditorium stag where his MONT.
nation fu the presidency was am
uuun,vd li the Democratic national
convention last July. Governor Cox ~
night. tu an audience ~ thou ands, de-.
livercd %. party do'trincS. and con.
trsating the Democratic and Republic
nn conventions arruigurd the chuicr ol
senator Harding, his opponent. ~ the
selection 81 q group Ol rcIctiunary
leaders
NE alsu discussed the Japanese uucs.
iion. declaring for cooperation between
California, aud The f,~irral government.
whereby she excludes the oriental
settler"
lie charged senator Harding viii
changing frunt un the question upon
the suggestion 81 Governor stephens
at california.
The lcagu" ~ nations. progrcssiVism
and u,nrariisanship also wer" preach
81 los IN" presidential candidate. an
h. reiterated his corruption fund
charges and cvidcnc" against the he
publican leadership and big business
Prior 90 his address here tonight tn
governor. opening his nycdlN califur
mia campaign. spoke a. large CROW,
en- IN, city plaza nt Sacramento, IN,
old home II senator johnson. l,"puh
lirin, whom he praised ~ another
progressive although 4 iur - hut
frank, outsp't'n un'e-uf ia" league.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18
latest French Fashion
VIII Boom Paint sales

" thu lst,.S, vogue ~ the French
boulevard takes hlnd IN America, ore
may soon 'Np.,t iu So. signs ON ev'
'ry paint store announcing;
"NaierpIo0f stockings applied here
Yes ihey'r. paint I'm On In Paris
hes' DAYS and they d. say that ihs
fashion 10 both economical and dur
1h." ~ ru1rss rs liitl. difficult "a
change ONES hos. ~ frequently as IN
be- DAVIS when men, silk MS tns acf'
MGR ,ri, but even ~ that the camnu'
f.tr' ARTISTS claim Thar ttey 'r' 'Aii
over ar obi 'rsiI' ~ that would never
know that they'd been pat on.
IT, whol, thing started with The
government A. usual. N. adm.uisrI.
lion was a. fault fUr u imposed FAX
q - percent upon silk hose under the
ruling that cotton covering wps plcuiv
good enough Tor the r,uk and DE -
humanity.
"BiFht"' replied tine o. aud +. or e
Gallo ufra~" o. that Effect 20 yul
Tax us f'r rIr ailkeu ssF- yell r,f
even hy uu' wearing any ften whore
win the revenue come from" tn. y. a.
lad ~ prohibition IN he land II the
free"
The new fashion was tried out lnSt
year. hut wasn't su,ressfui bo,-,us. -
tho verdict 'hnt legs unadurn.d did
net come under 30 hetd ~ ar' So I..-
49,, sAilnpiaLi - -il.ta-.lhs-gsptil
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18


Louis Pierce had lived IN Amarillo
= years. and was unmarried lie uWnc |
a car and had h,,n engaged IN the bag.
gage hauling business Ter some TINS.
working with the Transfers union
from IN" railway stations.
The rcvoly,r which Gilbert used w's
turned over tn sheriff Burton Roach.
-Four shots we're iir~l. aad II was
curird ready for another one, accord.
INK 10 sheriff Roach. The gun had a
magazine tu carry a'Ntu cartridges. In
addition tn one in ~" chamber The
pistol lacked one cartridge uf being
loaded IT, capacity. according To off
GERS
Officers did not know last night Just
what would be- dome IN regard Ia filing
charges. should Gilbert not care On
,aud examining trial i' would be- Mon
las. September -. until the grand jury
wulld meet and evidence could lee pre-.
.vntcd o. n, they sud.
When a Daily News reporter visited
The Pierce residence. about jI5 o'clur,,
Yesterday Afternoon. me- members At the
family knew who hAd dome the shoot
ng They asked several questions as
'u how II happened the elder Mr.
Pierce not having been downstairs ~
the tire ~ the shooting.
When Gilbert waE srcn 40 $50 uclocl.
10 the county idil, he declared that h,
'eit that d, had done a good job"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18
PRODUCE "CRlzy" -

LOUISVILLE. ky-kcntucky u n
wonderful state. just read what's g.
ing an:
I..hanon-iIoracc Gibbons Brad
fordsyillc farmer hns applcs In his or
chard l1rs. as grtpciruiis.
lmpb,llsyillc-D \. Melton ~
Spullingtcn Is exhibiting apples wcilh
inc - ounces
Middlcshor,,-l,cv. J. !, Evans has
an Irish potato vine which ~ seven
feet. siX inches long.
Mariun-l.ce Snawdcr. tax commits.
sioncr. IL distributing ChuiCc apples
among his friends. Zach bag contain.
~ apples 81 different varieties VITA
average weight ut one pound each.
anras,cr--I T. Iioltzclaw Is tho
champion tomato raiser. Tie has oi,,
weighing two aud cnr'half pounds.
Irvmgion--Nick Gaidlcr gsihCrcS
from a young tree In hts yard. peach
weighing 1919 ounces II Was pct
feet.
Harifurl-At Dr sam Birds home q
hard boiled cgg. revealed a second per.
feet cgg on the inside
winchcsicr--Iuhn Martin caught D.,
's.pound catfish on On ordinary hsoh
and landed u after q THE hours strug
gle.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18
LEAGUE IS ORGANIZED
BY TEXAS PUBLISHERS
dallas Ncwsl

Permanent organization ~ the Tcx.
an Daily Press League WAS effected
~ a meeting If daily newspaper pun,
urheis from every section of the state
~ The Adolphus Hotel Wednesday.
Officers elected Tor tho first year
consist 81 W. &. Edwards. Of the Den
ton Record Chronicle. president Low
~ Martin ~ the Corsicana Daily sun.
nrsf vice president and 6. y Palmer
81 tn. TcNarkana Four States Press
second Vice president. An executive
committee was elected. consisting ~
sherwood Sputts NJ IN" Hunham Dally
FnNoriir chairman. ~. llarta oi the
san Angelo STANDARD and George Nue.
of the Brcnhnm Banner Press.
The purpose uf the organization n
tn promotr IN. interests 1T publishers
Of daily newspapers and Ia cooperate
with ~, Texas Press Association and
the Association Of Advertising clubs ~
Texas Various newspaper prphlrlns
were considered 40 round table lis
cus.sinn held yesterday Afternoon tn"
price nf newspaper supplies will prob
ably De- one Il the first matters 10 he
discussed by the League.
N.sbcrship IN tn" organization "
lmiih To- dailics, each paper being en-
Titled To one iflIfN'NlhAlN' anu WV
vote ON all matters. \ drive will hc
started az once tu get every daily pa
Der boz thu state a. become u member.
TN. executive committc will have
meetings nt lease once wear ana VIII
practically have entire control al the
organizations business. Tho next gen.
rrai meeting II the League viii he h'ld
n, Press Day az the Dallas Fair.
Among the members 81 the news
uap,r profession who attended the
meeting We're. Houston Hartc. san IN
e.ln standard: y. " Campbell. liills
boro Mirror. J. 4. and ]. l.. Num-
Amarillo Daily News; Sherwood Sroit'
Ronham Daily FAVurii,: q. ". P""l
Ci.hurro Review. ". e. Edwards. -"
tom Rc,rrd.Iirrald; Lowry Martin cor
sicnna sun: 4. G. Hunter sherman
p.mrcrai: Henry Reese. Gonzales l'n
| nuirc.. g.. g. Dunkcrly. Ennis News
/ sam 4. uarhcn. secretary Texas Tres
| Association: Mrs Iona II. Stuart -
| pr,~cntiug eight Terrell Puhislihg
Company daillcs; DE witt Lamb. Me
/. New Herald. and T. 6 Palmer
| TrNatkaua -Four states Press
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18
\ Ram pIanr. ANYHOW.

KNOXVILLE. Tenn, Sept. lN.-En.
'cr IA" airrlauo int" the mpunshinc bus
mess
Appearance 1T f"yrnl aircraft over
Apuala,hia, W. district during the past
few weeks. hrld.ug toward the Wise
pi,kinsun I'm" and the Kentucky
border Il Wise county. Is followed 10y
the report that munnshincrs h1N" clear.
I'll landinc plac" on IN" mountain
tor. .nd moonshinr IL being shipped {"
other iarts of the country Wa the air.
Bat the uthcr report has u that the
airrlau.s are manned 10y revenue "Iii'
Gers who with highpowcr cameras. are
getting photos - still locations
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18
az RADICAL"

"They call me radical. and ! an
swer that ! would rather be :
Radical than a Rebel. Md ] an
a Radical. from the crown oi m
head to the sole of NV feet Rad
ical for Right against wrong
Radical for Justice against iniuS
tiCe: Radical Tor Liberty agaius
revolution: Radical Tor Loyalt'
against disloyal,y: a Radica
friend OF every defender oi M
Country. and 4 Radical opponen
OF every enemy OF my Native
Land"
This statement was made b,
SCHUYLER Coliax and has beci
adopted by little newspaper il
l.ambc1on. Redwood County
minnesota. The l.amberton Star
whose editor j, being boycottc'
BY the merchants 81 hi HON,
town because oi his stand during
the World War Tor pure and un
adultcraicd Americanism.
Every good American either
with red blood in his veins is /;
radical inst as j, the editor o
The I.ambcrtou Star. lie IS put
ting ~ his iigh, against the mem
bcrS 81 the Non-Pariisan Leagu
pamelv. and II shortage - adver
tisiny means ANYTHING. il is
fight 20 the finish. hi, most re
cent issue. copy OF which ha
been received by The News. cor
tanning ius, two inches Of displa
adxeItising. ............-----.-saA
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18
WIN Launch College
Course In MISUNDERSTANDING

Window trimming has become Nicn
"a potent factor IN business adNcru'
ing that the Pennsylvania Military
Cullcg. has JUS, added window Trim
course 10 its curriculum, being the
fins; time IN the history of any unnor
tan, college In the country that oitS'
.al recognition has been given the SUD
icci II window dressing.
Beginning In September. the COLLEGE
authorities will add this intensive
rtudy Il window trimming 20 w NJ
ness and advertising courses ana
regular system of lectures ca inc sHo
ert viii be- established. Experts Ia
window trimming from some u the
ruunirNs NEST important rctau 's'an'
l.shmcnis will Ice invited to explain the
advertising and sales "plll' Of ruoS
disi,ls, window. The course VIII Ic ur'
Der the direction 81 Prof 7. {. Blllig'
head II the department ot ccor Jlnics
Tine window Trim has become one
q tho most important guide posts 70
M. mind n the buylng pul,liC' SAID
Henry James Buxton. recorder ~
pcnnglvania Military College. In dis
oussinE the proposed cUilegiai, trnuN|
ton.
ct. innue7c, " growing daily ana
L ~ iNlAllfihhR F@tAttstahN anu fHf'fs
n spectabili,y can ne longer be qu-..
! Toned Statistics show that the annual
| sales power IL American wirdoN dis'
| plavs totals many millions - dollars.
Daily the mute appeal 81 window az
hihits pen-irateS thousands Uf phnes'
| .lnching profitable. sales Tor American
| s'orri,ccpers. Many men and women.
| g varying degrees " artistic amlit"
| and knowledge q sales possibilities.
! ate engaged IN window trimming
| throughout the nation Materials aud
| fixtures valued "a millions - dollars
ale utilized w~cgly IN window Trims,
and tho art shops palaces and villa,
ul Europe the heather temples 81
Asa aud Japan. have been ranSoked
iV American businessmen Tor artistic
| window s'tings
| In view - thcso facts. NJ advcrils
INK course COMING under the head ~
| economies can BE- complete unless Il
recognizes this method ~ getting bust
ness message across 60 the American
bubble"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18
IA WEST TEXAS \. & NJ.

There is no reason why the
State Normal al Canyon should
fail 10 receive generous appropri
atoms, il they are needed, To- en-
large the institution and make i
more useful. The News i most
cn,phaiically in favor OF making
the normal at Canyon one oi th,
very best in the entire state.
But neither is there any reason
why the legislature should tail Il
make the necessary appropriation
for the establishment OF wei
equipped agricultural and me
chanical college Tor West TcNas
We can sec no reason why thu
establishment OF such school
which is vitality important II th,
Young men OF this section are I,
receive thck education among
home conditions. should in an,
way Interfere with the prope
maintenance OF the Nornal a
Canyon.
West Texas does not want ;
make shift 81 q college it want
a we'll equipped school in whicl
its Young men can receive a
good technical training A. j, 10 h
had in Kansas or New Mexico
where most of them now arc be
ing taught. Tins section ~ tn
state has every argument IN !,
favor and we believe the mex
legislature will give heed To- theS
arguments when il conyenes.
The Panhandle Plains Chambe
OF Commerce is making an inves
tigation relative TO the dcman'
for such a school: the IVES
Texas Chamber OF Commerce i
admittedly in the iigh; to Obtain
the necessary appropriations. Bot
these organizations will wor'
without regard to the possible 10
cation OF the school.
So far as The News i con
eerned. any location in what
really West Texas will be sati,
factory. So long as j, Is is ceuir;
and easily accessible hy railroa,
We feel that this great >cctio
OF the state is growing too raj
idly to ADM, OF small localisr
20 interfere with the progrc'
and continued development OF Il
entire region.
The school a, Bryan may be e.
pected TO oppose the establish
ment OF a West Texas \. & VI. G
the ground that it, own apr,
priations may later he cut dow
But we cannot imagine oppos
tion coming srbn amy IVES, Tex;
community to a p,oycmcni Vhic
means so much to the young me
OF this part OF Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18

We are convinced that there
re more loyal than di,loyal men
aud women in Minnesota. There
is one sure way TO pull the
Star through a righteous con,
ilict And that is Tor the loyal
ones 10 refuse to allow good
American citizen to undergo per-
secu,ion. and therefore 10 take
sufficient advertising in The
I.ambcrion Star to allow the pa
per To clear expenses.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18

style Show Marriage Fails.


MACON. CA. sept. iS-Marricd less
than six months aga before a crowd 90
more than 5000 spectators. and supplied
with wedding gifts enough tu furnish
an APARTMENT Mis- Florric jones Hen
~. IT this city. is NOW suing for Ill
Nurrv.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry were married
during "Stylr show Week" here IN
March last. IN window Il the city's
largest department store. The wedding
presents Included the brides trouscau
complete. brdruom suite. cwuplot"
set ~ furnishings Tor tho kitchen. and
groceries enough o. last the couple Tor
a month The Donations were made by
luCal firms
I'm her suit Tor divorce. Mrs Herr,
SAWS her husband spends toe much -.
hir time away from home ~ night.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18

mcnt of applying a coat of paint some
times II IN purc white. with a glos--
finish. but a. this requires contnnt
attention Ia order 60 Keep II fresh aud
attractive. one now finds a multitude
~ tints and designs many ~ which
closely Simulnie the PATTERNS used In
aiken hose. The idea has already
slirNid to the boul,,ards and the race
courses. and NJ On can tell how Ions
ii viii hc hcf0r. the uptodntc shoe.
shining establishments will be- equip.
ped with paint brushes and cans II the
quickly applied stockings
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18
Boxing With Decisions
Under Walker Law Held
at Madison Square Ring
RY Associated Press.

" NNN0tAfFI TTrENI
NEW YORK sept. l7.-HuXing. with
l,risims in accordance with the Walk.
cr law, was revived here tonight at
Madison square Garden. and IN IN"
u,ln bout Ip' yelling. formerly 81
Chicago received the Judges dccisioi
over luhuuy Dundee. - this city.
Following the bout the state boxing
commission and IN, lirrns" committee
issued statement that after careful
consideration. we have dccid.d that IL
d. for The best interests IL boxing In
this stat, net 90 hold. on the dates set.
the Drmsry brennan and the Carpcn.
tier .cvlnsky matches"
We 10 not believe" the statement
tdd'd, that they offer N, best means
~ a trial and tcs, - the now boxing
law. az the present time
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18

says Murphy 20 Flanagan


ihnnigan see Le tn papers tho,
% acthur- au' "a agthor.ucz do DO
sam CO.. dune ~ Maryon iu enthcrtain
l'z y'al Nils IA whole he takes W
.sy "a ~ tcrsndy Twuz very
u.'" i.ns iul do. NJ wuz So"
M'sif H. h. wInd.rin phWats this
iiE show they pulled 10 u yez tinh
WI BE- Hamlet. mel,ber. dunno
iclu.le lt wul b. snmcihin snsppy
uike iii cheer up hcz majesty all aiune
lfr7 rCrfln chair
, h0nigin. tlz 70 gran' Ting "a be
p numinst TO- gT1ie party IN loikes
N joy on PAY an ~ IN m front
D"irh Tn sr An fT fOriiuat. ~
be- lDiNrs or nsg fn1t sirh parf'ct
r.rtl' mon o. be1 Ieal nils d. D, con.
-.ntir 900 'Hbe 90. ul1sp an Uphold
b dignit1V ~ cuuuthrt wi1 sich
fUiu. urd'rs'hirdin' 60 th' ,ulemni.
~ ~ an 'c.s~hun 'Tiz su"
" ". LYNCH.