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Phoenix tribune., 1920-04-17

To see the roses come
And hear soft whispers in the dusk
That tell us Spring is near
Dear Spring, and its smell CT musk.
o, you. Summertime!
Phoenix tribune., 1920-04-17

A hundred thousand motorcycles
were sold in this country last year,
and when you try to cross a street
intersection they are all right there.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-04-17

Death and taxes continue to be
equally inevitable, but there are no
official boards TO increase the death
rate.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-04-17

kidnapping is becoming SO profitable
in Mexico that Carranza might at
least regulate the industry to the ex-
tent OF compelling all bTigands to take
out licenses.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-04-17

The ex-king of Greece is trying to
sell his crown. It would be fine
souvenir for an American millionaire
to wear at fancy ball or masque
rade.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-04-17

Higher fur prices are announced
for next winter. In the face of an an
nouncement of this kind, however,
many win be allie to keep cool
Phoenix tribune., 1920-04-17
WATCH PHOENIX GROW

FOR SALE-5-room house, corner lot,
S1650; $400 cash and S25 a month.
Groom house, $4,000: $1,000 cash and
35 a month. VIII build 5-room
house, modern, on East Monroe
street, S265O; $1,000 cash and $50 a
month.
NJ. II. SHELTON
215 West Washington St. Phone 4495
THE ORIGINAL PORC SYSTEM
Hair and Scalp Treatment, Mani
curing and Facial Passage Mrs E. l.
Flewellen, 712 East Jefferson ST..
Phone S06S.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-04-17

Will science ever be able to explain
the coincidence between so many
earth shocks and the opening of tense
political campaigns?
Phoenix tribune., 1920-04-17

A further rise in sugar price is
talked of. 1t was not generally
known that the last one had stopped
rising.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-04-17

Now is a good time to get out last
springs suit and see if it will run
another season without a new set of
tires or something.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-04-17

One way to make effective warfare
on profiteers is greatly to increase
production
Phoenix tribune., 1920-04-17

You don't have to hold your tongue
TO keep it still. Keep your mouth
shut.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-04-17

Remember the poor. They may be
the rich of the future
Phoenix tribune., 1920-04-17

Don't stand between the devil and
the deep blue sea. Jump! You may
dodge the devil and miss the sea.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-04-17

'esIoM 81 eJ!I 10 s9!l!sseoeu eIsm
IoJ sIBuop 10 9SupqoX9 eql ana '6gM
PEG u! 90 6Bm eSueqoxe uS!9IoI
Phoenix tribune., 1920-04-17

This nation should stop iazzing be-
fore the saxaphone becomes the ma
tional instrument.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-04-17

Flowers will soon be so cheap that
the young man may need to be ad-
monished to "say it with diamonds"
Phoenix tribune., 1920-04-17

One of the certainties is that shoes
for spring will be lower-in cut, at
least.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-04-17

If exchange goes a bit lower it may
lie found to be more convenient to
deal in German marks by the litre.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-04-17

Democracy must ever be a myth
while few are permitted to own the
land upon which all must live.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-04-17

Good manners are q gift Make
yourself a present.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-04-17
CN.A . u uA9
ELECTRIC WASHER.

And still geography remains in the
position Of a speculative science.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-04-17

The British pound seems to be com
ing down with dull, sickening thud.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-04-17
sHAMPooING AND MAssAeINe
FURNISHED ROOMS

BACHELOR APARTMENTS GIG So.
3rd avenue. Neatly furnished rooms,
all modern conveniences. Single or
en- suite. $3.50 per week and up.
Mrs. L. Maynard, proprietor.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-04-17

FOR Neatly furnished room.
Gentleman only. No sick taken.
Phone 362S
Phoenix tribune., 1920-04-17
KEYS
Fitted and Duplicated

LET'S R. TEMLIN
% E. Adams st. Phone 653
PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING
EXPERT PIANO tuning and repairing
Also cleaning and polishing victrol,
as cleaned and repaired and all
small musical instruments. Players
and Electric a speciality. All work
guaranteed. Twenty years expert
ence. John Brown. the piano tuner
and repair man. Residence, sos S.
5th avenue Phone 464S.
Expert piano tuning, voicing and
action regulating. All work guaran-
teed A B. King, phone S494. Phoe-
nix, Arizona.
SHAMPOOlNG AND MASSAGlNG
We are prepared to care for men as
well as women customers and special
ize in Manicuring, Hairdressing. Sham
pooling and Massaging. Five years ex-
perience in the business. Phone 1912
for appointment Mrs. w. ]. Jones.
419 East Washington.
Housewives, Danish your house
cleaning worries. Just call Mrs. o. c.
Jones; she has the stuff that will
clean your house from parlor to
kitchen, also stuff to clean all your
clothes. Phone 2979.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-04-17
HISTORY WORLD WAR

HISTORY WORLD WAX
SCOTT'S Official History of the
World War should be in every
home. Cloth binding, $3.50; Moroc-
co, 1915. Postage extra. Mrs. R.
w. Washington, agent, 1927 East
Van Buren ST., Phoenix, Arizona.
Phone 2079.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-04-17

FOR RENT-Five-room house, all
modern conveniences. Large yard
and an abundance of shade. Apply
7O8 South 7th avenue. Phone 1898.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-04-17
tn at are beauties
ready for you now!
CHIC NEW STYLES
EXQUISITE TRIMMINGS A FEATURE

NEW STYLES EXQUISITE FEATURE
We hope you'll these striking Hats when
possible quality popular
prices all the ideas featured prices
Arizona republican., 1920-10-11
Notion Specials

oNT-DARNING CoTToN-Black, white and brown Spoos TOT JUG DARNING SILK-An shades-at ............. S1-3c MERCERIzED' 'DARNING-all shades at 8 13c Best Quality American made PINS at .......... 7L2c Kings FASTING COTTON-at .............. 7L2c BROoKS-Gaced Thread-5OO yard spools ..... 20c Blue Bird SNAU-FASTENERS-p dog. ..... Sc Shell and Amber HAIR PINS-per box<....... 12Lae Taylers HAIR PINS-per pkg. ................. 2L2c
 ART NEEDLEWoRk SPECIALS COLUMBIA SHETLAND Floss-per ball 25c COLUMBIA SHETLAND Skeins ............... 15c ROYAL SOCIETY-discontinued packages at Lz price 100-yard spool of CUSTA COTTON
 
 Stamped Envelope PILLOW CASES at ........ $1.5o Celluoid Bag Rings-each ..................,. 25c
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Arizona republican., 1920-10-11
AIT GOI 1DWATER2G PRICES ARE ALREADY DOW
Silk Specials

CHIFFON TAFFETA 40 inches wide. A fine soft quality in Black only Special CD OK this week per yard .................... V~eOO 3s-INCH SATIN in NavyCopen-Brown-Tan pe-Scarlet-Wine-Grey - Light Blue = Pink Lavender TT Yellow and Black CT 40 Special this week at per yard. ............ >pls6c CREPE-DE- CHINE 40 inches wide-in White and all wanted colors-light dark CT DO Special sale this week per yard plsEO CREPE METEOR 40 inches wide in Black-Navy-- Copen Brown--T -Taupe-Pink and Flesh. won ts1s Ssriu .a a1',i'y n.r specially ssra priced S25O CHINCHILLA SATIN 3s inches wide in Plum-Taupe -Pekin-Navy and Brown A beautiful silk for one piece dresses and Suits. Very specially priced this week at CE OE per yard VOsOO
 STRIPED CREPl5-DE- CHINE 40 inches wide in Navy Taupe-Brown-Pearl Grey and Black. Specially nice for one-piece dresses priced this week at C1 0E per yard VA-eOO SILK DUvETYNl5-40 inches wide in Taupe-Grey- Navy-Copen and Black-one of the most popular sa. 5 % for suits nse;,, seS nrss ward
Arizona republican., 1920-10-11
Blankets and Comforts

ssy SssaAT preea rtP per nsne ps size ''H inches BEACON BLANKETS size 66xS0 inches Q1A Sn 
 BATHRoBE BLANKETS beautiful of patterns with cord and o special EA spOsOU special coverings fnings-two qualities 0E E0 co E0 specially priced epDsOV BED PLLows-a Pillow with specially priced CT E0 ..- -. -.. BI4ANNETS-special of plaid blankets full specially priced 010 EO V1VscO
 BASEMENT
Arizona republican., 1920-10-11
Ribbon Specials

ONE LOT of No. 1 and No. 1 F TAFFETA and SATIN RIBBONS in Red-Navy - Rose-Lavender and Green-10 yd bolts. Very specially priced O0o ONE LOT of TAFFETA RIBBONS-% to 1 inch Wide-plenty of colors-very specially priced per yard at. OO ONE LOT TAFFETA RIBBONS-1A to inches wide only a few colors very specially 7 n priced per yard-at ......-.....-............ ~ ONE LOT of Plain HAIR BOW TAFFETA ribbon to inches wide-an extra heavy quality but not @any goaci.I,9 S0I05sm 0rio.a n.r ward .t.... 19c
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-23

step will be 10 give the lnnd 'hoto
cogting III manure II u can be pro-
cured. Il Is them ready for plo"'ns
or spading.
In case the land was not planteu
last year hut ~ what might he term
I'd new la,ul. The first etep viii Nv
10 remove any weeds ~ lftih INV
would interfere With plowirH OF
hpadirg sometimes the mnd % cor
cred With stones or brok,a bricks
and these must necessarily either h'
hauled uif Ur piled 10 one sid" ~ one
{ ,nd of the plot. In HOme casts fo'u
Z >uh.uAii.l stone fences have nrch
lnill llun IN s.des Ut the plots lrrm
The STONES picked tium the lana III
,ha war devastated zones Of Ft'' lU
gardens are now growing inside Vlr
foundations of ruined house. hy'r
GOT 90 ground Is being utilized ny
tho.r people lcg produclnr s''tD
iniur a. eat.
The third tyne nj land that N h'
encountered ~ that which has bo,'i
100 .rt im number NJ wears. Early
and thorough blowing or sp"dinf Is
phDui thr only method ol rHlllhS
lhi luo OF land into condition. 'ud
and o. il'"d With green roots o1
'hr rrt-. GROW INK upon 70 Ind ore
lr,t iE,r, lui' iu'tnurhN
broken aad started 90 drrlv s1'j'n
crops VII not do w,ij upon the lin'
90 M. i,d-up fill ulnWinH 3. a'
Nisrhlp. %. Il u IN application oi man
IRE can be- made. either e. be- plnN'
cd urdrr ~ es "a top dressing utr'
plrWiug. It viii assis, very materially
In lhr decomposition ~ tive roots III
IN" soil After this Il cay o. naiil,
accumulated another stirrinE ul
turning of he SOIL viii mid material,
iu brintinr II into the proper con
hitinn In COLI sections ui the 'out
Try. ircpHne uud thawinr ply dr
imruttJrt mart IN the pCWratuu al
III class of soil ?ni u ih" land e.
thrnoa NJ g, the clements during tht
auiuun II viii hoccmc nulycrnct
yud mellow hy the tino II ls ~ shape
to wc.k rt the sprInrtim".
Z where '.Ogp oi rradcu ere h"
inr located on sod land It i- q gnut
plan 80 tear MP the sod m means -
d.,a harrow before ploNmg Then
IN the spring propar ton of the hud
thr disk 1905, 'gHiu h u9nd tn td
VANTAGE. ruttmg In both direction Pc
gH 10 moi, m the roo. ami ulh'l
Wut"ti,l n the soil Splendid gar
don, have bee rerDNu ou sod Ian,
Vh,r' a." proper methods OF ~
Preparation and cultivation have
boon pfo, idrd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-23
Public Opinion
iEGIoN's PRINCIPLES.

Amarillo. Texas. March 90. 1920
',iitor 81 Tho Daily News:
again pray Your indulgouc" "
IN oHdeaynr o. correct any false i'm
prc-sinn- thrt mirai possibly eNisi
'n ~ miuds of the public as the rc.
nli hf iry Indefinite or ambiguous
taicmoui, recently printed.
I am union man. a member a.
Nmar.ilu Lndrr 80 sec. irothyr.
.nnd ~ Halfway ana Steamship
l.rhs. .t.iiiaird with N, American
'cd' t'un O., Labor
No unc c'n question tho loyalty
10 ihe rfuks OF organized labor
lhcil performance IN the recent
world e. 1ilIci j. record unimpeach-
bic. 'ul ls the radical ciemcn, the
american Legion Is fighting. that
lemon whose sole desire Is the
,sotfhrow ol organized government
'hai 1nwori that is using the uniuJ
rs a Icld while they pronag gate
heir rt. rious doctrines. We are
uiun -Ic here. in having only
'tw. it rry Of this type 20 deal with.
1gt e. doctrines eXpounded in these
doihf j. of anarchy IN the eastern
nal por,hcfn cities. radiaies 10 every
'rlH ~ tho United States.
A. 90 shu imported the RADICAL
n'p ihi. country 90 who T. iesponsi-
io fnr ihl condition Of affairs
'LiCh nakos u possible for them e
,sy hcsc. ! cannot say. but tho
, snp1 sii'1n b. 'hey are here and re-
! nain % DO dealt with. Tho attitude.
| Drlrdiug them. Of the various posts
nj 10 delegates IN the state and
.sllon9i conventions ~ tho Am IT.
on Lrgion. was EXPRESSED IN no m.
oriaiu language This Ia iispel any
tel thii might exist that am the
MS "sinnare who T. fighting tho
| " W Bolshcviks and Red Flag.
.rfs iu general sud 20 Sei you right
'.n'ieWrn. that the ideas which
ltr advanced are not my individual
lwn." md that ! speak with az
hnrity regarding the Legion's seuii
rents on this particular subject
The .aggcslinn % J. ". e. regard
ne having a representative 81 IN
Lesion cali apo nihc various labo
I ,rraniDgious. o.. think. r. yer
GOOD orc and shall make this res
J mmendlii0n lf she neat mfetins a
be lczion.
BLrCHER $ TfltVP
HcM.D ulnson Post 50 g Amer
en- legion
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-23
NrIT SEEMS LEADING.

Thorc is not the slighlcs. tnuh' 800
the minds ~ numbers uf Panhandle
people that Il the primaries could
boz held ~ once. Pat Noff Of Waco
already has nm excellent lead over
Ian ~ his opponents IN The Panh1n.
Idle of Texas This was indicated bN
The straw vote taken during the ses.
sion, 81 the Buyers and SELLERS OF
.iyc-tock Association convention
whom Mr. ned led nll contestants in
Tho balloline by most excellent
majority
The people Of the Panhandle are
scoking man who can give TcNas
70 clceu-rut business administration
n man ~ whom they have absolute
,onfid,nce. aud many of them Be-.
lipvr th., Pat Neif rs that man
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-23
ILLINOIS NAN FEELS
Many YEARS YOUNGER
WN~ ~ ~I'H POOR HEtLTH III
HAp tiNkNr DECIDED To
I,EfII.E IRON BUSINESS
WHEN M BEGAN TAXING
TiNINC.

- feel ihiuy y'4rf younger kincr
got hold OF Tanlac and " II was
ser" -ry s0sh handle shovel
tad iHfn ss much asst as any ~ nv
ncl aid ChaTl'f siensirnm. the
tsil.tHoWn cnufrrir aud cxcaeating
Contractor living "a coz Fishraic
street Peoria. ~.
"t'r thirty year. ! have suffered
100 fTf misery ihai Toos With stomach
irouhir fheumaiifm. aud disofdered
kidrsys and ghsn ! breau taking
Tinlar I alt sn hld Oif I WIS about
in f,firr frDw hu.lnfsH
"MF ffnm1th ga Hn badly upset
fhaf DO rfFrlt lrld ne 90 altogether
ld afrr Dtrv meal ! fpak eump-
~ rni.a ihni sUmmlnef wrfe go
aad I f1Ii0uf irute tho house f0r I
90 1ffid \ could NOT 80 back .
bliafrd 40 30 Nifh rl. 'hrt I could
am roo Tong breath My iffs pain-
rf Hr flHnsf eFrrf mlnuir of ihD
.nHf rf ahfn flr Weather Was damp
mF arms hHH 700 aD much li shs
EnHf ff nf fo hend them ~ iid
sf aHn 4 hH1'f HW nf order
Hl.f 4 had q. To-. 90 fhfnurh mY hafi
.fU af right sHs in .ufh miaeri
u fH'f Hafi i2p Hi 600 Efuf
Hfn OIL hI 80 10 fln b
H.ff m Uf fo 90 nHi Of lff
.r| dHrHV fhr 4If fnuidnt ihini
rf H1.HE ID aufk
fhlHsa lH fHfnni n0s aa Tao
. 81 49, uldf sanffuul fhanff %
I'D f1Hdlflff lffffihlnf fal
hflafs $50 49, pfffifilf Ihe fAea
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-23
AMARILLO DI~INFss MN .
GiNE \ GOOD fEi.iOW- .
SllIp" UlNNEl, .

The Amarillo business Mems AS
'oci.tion recently rl,c Good fci-
lovshlF dinner 80 .hU amarillo llo-
tel There werr moro than iva hun
dt,d merchants aru husiurs. men in
attendance
The chi"i speaker of teo urc'4iun
Was ludsc Y Walker liull on the to-
pic Peace ana pirry NJ What 80
franl u Jat'.ou secretary %. thr
Panhandl"- pl,ius thumurr ut COM.
n,rrc. served ns i0lslW'e'rr Navy
ro0d talk were madp ~ the diurer
md pch thorough coordination of
business Interests uf the city was IN
evidence that II h.. been declared t.
h' che r'nfi WccuDiul commercial
rllhOiing over held 300 amarillo Il
-. NJlknp scrrptii' Of me iu1nr \
Mems Nssociation report, that 20 was
imru..ihl" 10 accommodate" .ll VIVA
De- lr,t tickets Ion ,ha dinner
southern Retailer end Manufacturer
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-23
siNPiIiIi.D stiIIs

slmplified styles IN dfo. arc be-
ing adopted IN somr localiucs f0f
boys and girls a. means ~ say-
Ina. The school girl fCf instance
IN the town ~ soarrs sra are
wesrlnF middle bloass and dart
skirts with vooleH or eoiinn stock
inss and ioW hsslrd fhoe Tai
has . double adsanifro 90 the rins
81 girls IN school q puts aside ih'
contrast which. ln many srhnola
sasss the poorer gifH 90 f'ei Ssh.
ward whsn aiiendlnf fls sef wHi
their wealihler mate ard permit
sensible saving amDIs 'hs rfh and
noor, alike
Bat. A. q msiiof ~ ia0 In mos
inaalliles the spice al hayiHH rnn
flnues unahnied A. mlrr rn up
saTd, lhg bu1 inr u ihf prorb 600
ilnpss BEakaisa fn as "A F0H'fa
fuls. ibs msa 10 ihs srHf b. pfo.
perons as seli as b ihe mnf0han
sha has lhs goads 10 ia him
nfuhanis. ihe opHniil nlf n
fau lhsi 'hs balinT fpiri doc no
feelH ~ B. sanigf ahd ihui fpiif
l'ess Esrs nssfl hsiisi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-23
+ CREDITtBI.E OIL PAPER.

M issue ~ the New Mexico o.
piaost. published ~ Santa Fe. and
ioaturinr Amarillo. has reached oui
doh. Tho publication Is in every
RESPECT crcdilnblc On the first page
of the issue appear cuts OF 7 T.
Durham. president Of the Hoard 81
.riy Development. aud OF Sid Stin.
nett. secretary Of tho Buyers an,
SELLER ~ l.iycstosk Association aud
article. dealing with the local o''
and gas field and industrial coudt
lions in amarillo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-23
FOOD PRICES.

That the peak OF food prices has
been reached aud that a decline. pnf-
iicularly In canned goods IA already
noticeable. N statement which IL
contained IN the Southwestern Re
taller and Manufacturer from the
pen ~ Albert T.. Mocklor Retailers
are advised by tho publication I'd
hny carefully.
Even coming AZ Il does. uncon
firmcd yet this ~ welcome news "a
those who are struggling througl
this ora ~ high prices u Is sin
eerely 10 be- hoped that Mr. Mocklcl
Is the seventh son Of seventh son
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-23

lic population oi 'mmillo hut
crown from 49, 90 l.l"i IN ten
,rnrs. aud. Notwithstanding that Is
decidedly healthy ncrclsc a"in"
$50 per cent Amarillo 81 iisa1pnini-
ed. or course II y net inrular in
ihii respect There are probably
not many tcWns or it'ar m TINS
country which will be- satisfied with
the growth credited to Thorn rs ~"
census returns. and their disIrpoint .
m"nl viii be- SINGER. ior the reason
thli au gltogeiher laudIhlo sense OF
loyalty bcuayg ot,r c.tt'f into
lnhuln" an cNIgg,riunr notion ~
his pty's LruNth iluwtNrr There
j. u pn iihlc Source uI consolation
'or those thus disappointed Il H..
when th" facts warrant o. IN the re-
flrriiGp that ciiNs growth mo-
,NClrgiyrly a matte" ui uumhrri ar
~ arna on at hul 80 ctItpril ~
growth these are uD, rr. IN 30 I'M
puriani as the ORDINARY Individual o.
prone IN hmagin" = r.iyEuay have
crown only Ia Ne cont M point, a.
pdrlliticn. pnd achieve % growth AZ
-nh prr cont ~ point ul quality aud
Mch q citv has made a mach great
rr ana q muth Wtw urai.o.WuIthN
progress than ore show ms roc rrr
cent inrr"llo In Formulation and uul,
% TO Ter cst Increase m tbo bother
menis which minister 40 IN, phvs.r
cal, e. lhctical ana spiritual d'.ir"a
Of i'4 citizens u i. one ui the b..
-rltn" riu. Of tho people %! thi'
country that they look 500 much tn
the bulli ~ ,hrit cities iHd LED litti"
80 he character of tnou 10 dct,rmin-
ing ih"ir progress uul .HtrN This
frailty o. made cousmcuou. ri consul,
takin" tIme. --pallas NoNE.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-23
As To VIEWS.


Sentiments and opinions IN this
column represent the IDEAS % ID"
editorial Writers. You are not eN-
peeted 10 agree with thom or sub
scribe 10 them unless yon want 10
The Times. however. will fuuhish The
medium Ter getting your idoas lnd
opinions ON timely Maiiefs before
the public " they ar" of Interest
worthy the space they consume.
They should be- ~ short as pos sable
TO express your IDEAS clearly. they
should be- pertinent and of course
they should be ~iguod Tho matter
of agreement or disagroemcg " with
The Tsmes' editorials will cut no
figure IN securing reproduction.
Every newspaper writer who no.
been long in the game u a. acens-
toned 10 briekbats as 10 bouquets
and he likes 'em all-thc bouquet
beine the more attractive. but the
brickbats. II they are we'll consid-
cred are very much more profitable.
since frequently they help 10 the
real Improvement NJ the paper. No
paper has a more intcresiing column
than one made Mp OF pertinent con
tribntcd articles from is readers -
Wichita Falls Times.
Editor Ben Donneil above 8 OK
pressing. no, only h own senti-
ments. bu, the sentiments OF every
editor who Is endeayoripe TO conduct
q constructive, liberal newspaper
This does not mean that every
Communication which Is submitted
10 q newspaper Tor publication In it,
public opinion column 10 certain Ia
see the light There are many rea-
sons why some Of these ssticles can
not be handled. They may. in their
nature. be- persosal. they may do
rank injustice 10 same person or cor
poration. an Injustice for which the
newspaper. itself, would be liable re-
gzrdiess OF the fact that the COM
munication j. signed: they may bs
W. f88t W ANt hAAttATf MAJ W "A""
as should b. hsndlcd In a newspa'
per's advertising columns rather
than AZ views or news. IN, II does
mean that natter - never excluded
from the Public Opinion column ol
The News simply because the write
~ the. article happens 10 disagree
with the opinions u ibis editor. "a
expressed in the edlioflai column
here. We rather enJoy reading Ia
other side. nov and then aud We b.
iieye that the public has . RIGHT q
beth sides Of every question
1t Is therefore with pleasure tina
The News invites contributions 9
o. public opinion column by citizen
who wish 10 express Ean"iy and r'a
sonabiy their views upon publi
questions
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-23

uailUsh imnH Hupearrd Hnd
fh, ps.H. .d fuf m mi hHfh
ha.F 100 rmf ienp snund rfrii
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