Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-31

the earlier years of the war. she has
rccuperatcd with marvellous rapidly
belgium also IL 10 receive the first ~
the Herman Indemnity payments
France has lost So mucn. has sui
icrCd such terrible destruction thnt We
chn forgive her sloth in returning ~
work and o. the ways 1T peace. The
great inlluN az visitors intent upon
seeing the h3tileiiclds ana visiting the
garden spnts ol that beautiful country
give France tho appearance of gaycty
which hcr own people dn not feel. liu'
time vill hoai thr Wounds Of war aud
the great national spirit Of our sister
republic will cause her e. maintain h,r
pllr" among the greatest ~ the NJ.
tious NJ the world
Great Britain b. sin rationcd She
is y,t IN. ni the mishti'st nations -
the earth. fortunate ~ her insular pu.
sitiou. thii'r fortunate iu tho service
u her wonderful statesmen aud unan.
Di'rs SlnW Co. act sometimes mud.
dliuE through" uut Anglo Saxon broth.
zen are maintaining their position
among the worlds foremost IN trade
and diploma,y
IT win require credits long term
credits. To- 900 90, W1rtoru nations aul
Co 1ll the n,v bonn unos- rrdits IN food
aud IN raw materials. sn that the white
race may prosper ana retain It's PR.
"Wiucncc umong tho peoples ~ the
world. Oui pllt in this rcocHsttu,tivr
work r. e. widen cur viewpoint bcyund
thu provincial A. means Of Hommun'
cation came into being. the isolation Ct
family life vps l'u behind AMI The
clan CO.. trihc h',Jmc the unit ui ul.
gluizsd ondpavar Written roinmunir,.
ii"n help o. Wild tribes into nations aud
gnui reads helped build empires The
hvttcl the means ut communication a."
dis lluliun ct '"lli~h interests. Now
dis Iiuiiun ct ,.lilsh Interests Now
tower intcuurill hn'rcds the faster the
di'solutiuu ~ selfish national interest,"
Now with the WirolcaG the uirpltut
the dirigihlo with th" proof t'a; 90
grr.i' clus, can alien fUrp"' Uicmln,
ou the same side and .tI tI,u violent
political competition into uicuGt' aiIod
rivalry. n is not incouoivahlc that
wuruunt financial practices viii gf1du
ally disappear and IN their stead vii,
come cooperative ut"I l,innli effort
iu the cud that real p'lC, may be- had
i'r peace M the opinion at students ui
political 'rouuWN j. simply an idiusi.
m,nt through perfected means e rom.
muuicatinn and transportation whereby
81 a
an plane where efficiency takes the
pll'e 81 waste aud sufiicnry tn place
IT poy,rty. and while this sounds more
like the proachment of 'rcligionis,' dr
scrihing the millennium. Il H. not ~ i1r
from the i'us' ihility ct accomplishment
for as fear T. ignorance ~ only thos,
nations whom W. tail tn know and un
dcrstand can cause us thoughts othD,
than 81 peace"
Mexican Outlook Good.
'. l.. GIriias. IN charge IT the McNi
can oil properties of cities service Com
p1uy has arrived In New York from
M,Nioo CITY Mr. Grafias has been ap
pointed commissioner and consuliinr
engineer to IN. petroleum department
81 tn" Mexican government al IL 20
'judy In IA, United States and Mcxic.
international problems relating 90 III,
Mexican uil industry with view &.
making recommendations In connection
with the enactment ut e petroleum law
which Will satisfy the national interest,
~ we'll as those of the conipln,,
which began operations In Mexico I'M
der thc'did mining law.
Mr.. Gariias said that Mcxlcans ~
wei hs foreigners residing IN that
country are all optimistic ~ % tho
future. The statement 20 often made.
h. said. that Mexico H. the land 81