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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-18
IS THIS YOUR EXPERIENCE?
Many Amarillo People Arr Afflicted
With Annoying Kidney Ills

are you bothered With TOO IRE
quent action of The kidneys7 Are the
secretions highly colored--do they
cot tain sediment burn and scald IN
so.dings These are all signs OF kid
ney sickness and should not BE- neg
hcted. Amarillo people recommend
D0su's kidney Pills. n your back
aches and yOur kidneys are weak YOU
will find 40 better recommended
remedy
G. s. Seely. painter. 500 iIarri-
sen 81 Amarillo. says Ny back and
kidneys had caused me- trouble for
some time had backaches and
sharp pains through the small Of
nay ba.k was lame and sore all
over Ny kidneys were weak and the
sidney seCrstions were sGanty.
D0an's Kidney pills gave me great
results and recommend them ga
all my friends"
Price Gee. al all dealers boat
simply ask for n kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same
that Mr.. Nicely had. er.Mi,butn
Co. Mgr, Buffalo, y. Y.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-18
kNEW SOUNDS FOR
HARVARD's CLASSIC MAC

CAMrHlfiL. NasE.. Mar,h IL
The Harvard AagJ Inc. which cam"
into c,lstoIce year ara 10 maxi
he uHiNorHty better literary
world. Ia inst found iis shioud
Mn" Of tho editors ~ the maya.
lino deserted their posts. Ia" tenth.
T.. H. Ndso, has sounded the knoll NJ
the publication. explaining that his
retiring editors ma, he better fitted
to hold jobs on The Chosen Fan.
riar" than On standard literary
Harvard publication
Tn" editors who resigned are Alan
BurrouEhs Robert II Chambers.
William = DAWSON. Warren J.
liooso MAJ 4 Kister. Herman I
kock. j., John J. Ryan and James r.
smith
The magazines carries an editorial
which says:
we were fools ever 10 have start.
az a literary magazine We haven
even one literary light who can shine
bright enough 10 lure q Sargent's eirl
Into m" Merle what's worse. mo-
~ olf writers have the big head and
are irving ~ sell thhit stuff to th'
professional MAGAZINES.
"lv"n ouI dist string poe, has
gone tu the rock You know th-
nird who used To write al those swell
love runnot,. lio's fallen IN love and
hasn't turned out foot of verse In
two months.
"nut the worst hlow came when
orr critic took lob WORKING hall
tine IN Galyins garage That lsfl
" without dnyos tc decide what
should 40 into ia" Mag. ana Wha'
shouldn't finaliy IN. advcrtislns
manager, who never has anything te
a. hui set ads. came across with The
suggestion that ~. aIe nov uyins"
The ungaIine. IN quoting ahll
people think NJ It's demise. has lir'
following
Woodrow wilson May not N
pr~s my tincere resret that tho
American people are ~. danger ~ be.
.ns deprived Of fhe harvard Max.
Ninc IS well rs the League NJ Ma
tons"
''prosident Lowell Il have not had
Tho oppafiun,,y Of wri,in. Tor Tho
Hhryard Magazine. although I under.
stand that II made some ~ eien,lon
10 literary worth "
Henry Cabot Lodge knew u
would cone g. had end--ii
knocked me =
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-18

handle Of Texas. Is therefore. most
fortunate that the people OF this re-
gion can ba represented at the hear.
ing by man 81 such high attain
ments aud such broad knowledge 81
the history n the LITIGATION. as Is
Mr. Palmer
His trip 10 Washington Il made
possible with his connection with
he two organizations named
This Ia just one Of tho many i'm
portant matters. touching directly
)r indirectly. the welfare o( every
resident OF tho Panhandle. which
can be- handled as the resul, ~ the
existence Of the Plains
Chamber Of Commerce. an organiSa-
ion OF. for aud hy the people NJ tho
Plains
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-18
CITY WILL FURNISH
FUEL TO TOURISTS
At CAMPING GROUND

Action was taken ~ the meeting
nf th" ciiy commission yesterday att
"rnOon ~ prepare Tor me- tourists
coming through Amarillo this spring
nv fnlnWhing wood ~ the camping
grounds w,-.t OF the els Arrange
mcnif have been made ior thr ciir
wagons lo haul an dead i'". ont ~
"a" ely unh plac" them ~ IA" camp
lnE grounds. where they may Do
used for fuel hy the t1utistt tiii
ens Wishing their trees 10 be- haul
ID away az" asked a. put thm in
hnulahle condition by trimming ia"
tmnllri brush away. boz order tlu'
'''cral tees may be- hJulrd 10 on"
load
fho commission transacted other
minor business ana recessed uuli'
mother dag this week WlTn % meet
iuS with full attendance Vii! 10" held.
YESTERDAYS meeting Wa held NV
commissioners W E Cay1rll ana
John a Trclingcr. Mp,or Ware be-.
inE mi uf the city. n" i- expected
to 'elnrn today az noon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-18
LOOKING OFT FOR THE pan.
HANDLE.

= There Is no uaffis expert In Texas
more familiar with the ramifics-
tions OF the so-ealled Shreveport,
Rate case than u Hanlin Palmer.
traffic manager for the Panhandle
yisins Chamber Of Commerce and
the Amarillo Board Of City Develop
ment. Mr. Palmer IL now In Wash
ington engaged IN looking ont for
the best Interests Of the people ~
Panhandle section and fayofing re-
tention OF the present blanket
freight rate system. IIs 10 oppos-
ing the reopening Of the Shreveport,
Rsie Cas-.
The final decision IN this ma'iar
vM mean a tremendous sum OF n'on-
" yssriy. TO the people OF the Pam
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-18
WIS NJ CRAZY

That Now York Judge who scnt
0ne Ebert ~ the observation ward
% the Rollsyuo Hospital because the
nan admitted he was desperately IN
oyc with q young woman. Is liv.
ms. Walking definition of the word
harboiled."
Up comes the question for consii
cratic no falienists:-
Il. love insanity"
There should be room for aui'e
earned arguments over this.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-18
SALVATION ARMY REVIVAL.
SERVICES ARE SUCCESSFUL

The revival meetings being held
II the Salvation Army Hall are prov.
ng highly successful. according to
Capt 4 VI liolbrook. In charge OF
the local post. Twenty persons
made confessions al the Tuesday
niEht meeting Captain IlOlhrook
ind Capt. Il. g. Guest OF Roswell.
y. NJ. are conducting the services
M.oungs begin promptly at : 30
O'Clock IN the hall at Fifth and Polk
Streets In the basement ot ths Num-
building The subject discussed AZ
last nights meeting was Man"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-18
4 TEAMS NuNnII,

FOR hiln"y Uud blSlcr troubles.
gravel veal, and lame back, rhcumn-
tlsm and IRREGULAR ics ~ the kIdnoys
ami bladder In both men and women
II not sold nv your druggist Will be
sent hy mail on receipt ~ Sl.25
Small bottle often cures. Send for
sworn testimonials. Dr. T.. W. Hall.
2Agb olive St. 81. Louis. Mo. Sod
by dtu,glsts. Advertisement.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-18
NlNiItN LllOR ENODi
10 UNITED Stalls li,GE

WASHINGTON. March o. IN"
exodus ut NcNCrn lJhur,rs 'o me
'nited Slgi"s has crown - such
preparations that entire towns ~"
leaving according g. advice. i"r'iN.
- bore today
The ~ lean go,'inr"u. h'. boon
unnhle &C. stop this emigration r.pr
'iUllS IN ih" nc- hem states anil
'llcholcan and Jdli,co aud Qu"ria
- a. The south
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-18

weigh. vh'l, uNus ill one bottle
hH,r Nov i1Ucu four BOTTLES ana I
ur.i iu.i li.r % Diil,rcnt person ana
.w riils last 900 thing want n
.,i. everything srpW. 10 agree vita
1000 PERFECTLY I 1000 now able ~ io
y .toppng without h,row'ug Ia
n-u,d .n th" lc'.i and lu uo longer
u'Iyuu. lilr was.
'taulU, .s simply wonderful. and
! cau not praise q mo hiehl,'
Tmgr Is aiG Boo Amarillo hy ~
drurrisI. AdN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-18
ycwhcrry Con,pha, case.

~ 400 Aisd Pres.
GRAND RAPIDS. Mar IL with
an defense arguments finished ana
the last government plea Well under
way. the Newberry elections consnir-
icy Ease was within a few hours of
submission To the jury
Martin W. Lit,l.ton. NJ New York.
Tor the defense. and Frank G.. Daley
ot Indianapolis. for tho government,
occupied most Of the DAYS session
with thoir debate
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-18
UNii>G SLED on gNISINS.
kl\S MWI\ cor NrpE w

rs i..u,iiistl w..
AGO, March ~ man
hauling Sled un which there Was %
large package was observed Iy wa
policemen STANDING on corner the
other day Ou seeing the polc' m'r
DE- ran The CO.'S investigated and
found mat the package ouuiriu'd
'itty pounds OF raisins,
What thr man wanted all these
raisins Ter ~ still nuS1linl tho chi
rago Police Department
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-18
nxnBRk oF fhn ASSOCIATED
CI4ssspfiEp .u,s bring
RESULTS.

. As one illustration out Of 4
. many tiatmghi bs siyen 10 the I
. expsrlenee OF a real estate 4
D dealer In this city who pub I
B ilshed last sunday morning a
, efos Rant" All. IN The News 4
B and had more than fifty tele. Z
B phone calls that same day. al 4
; though 1t Vas sunday. lie came =
B IN early Monday morning and =
D asked that the All b. killed =
B at once. =
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-18
nn> sumner Ia Re Gi,cn.

A box supper vii, be- given Friday
cy,uiup at 80 pcloof it the liuch.
anan street Mcihadigt church The
public gre cordially invited.
Republican farmer., 1920-02-20
ENC1.ANDrs ECONOMIC SITUATION

TT HE SINKING pound sterling of Great Britain is largely imports three one-haf bill 1913 the about half bilon which taken of by credits of various kinds.
 country cannot long continue to take in vastly more than she sends ou without creating debt which will affect her credit The paper of England is promise pay like all such promises reflects the market opinion of the values behind the notes. production Production will be hastened by bringing Russia again into the productive forces of Europe.
 Britain imported $20OOOOOOO mostly material in the of food products, before the from Russia.
 Other countries proportionaely benefited by the productive Russia and the loss of Russian food creates world scarcity reflected with especial severity in Europe.
 than year ago Lloyd George the necessity of making Russia part of the European economic system again and tried install of rapprochment with the Soves
 All trade rests finally the production and interchange commodities If there production there be change.
 country which lacks production, must restrain its it's borrowings Densey settled Europe situation which the largest portion the provides little nothing those beyond its borders.
 the of speaking in terms of finance than in terms of production.
 If Europe get production finance will take it self finance is but the yard stick by which production measured.
Republican farmer., 1920-02-20
BEATING THE RECORD

xXT adhesion of Idaho but six states needed w to make the amendment a of the suton This represents vote of 3l of the 36 notifications have been forthcoming record time.
 The question Connectcus position continues to be national problem Most Connecticut people will feel that this state is putting itself outside the pale. will come into era without friends.
 The indictment for this offense against the commonwealth against Holcomb and the bosses of the Rpub party The odum lies in about equal proportions Rorabac the upstate boss and Senators Mclean and Brandegee.
 The Republican party to it's rank and fe is undoubt of the amendment and reenul of those which Connecticut is made to appear recalcran and rerogressive polity.
 future offers not much hope for better things unless the Republican leadership be busted from within The laty leadership the forthcoming convention the selection Senator Brandegee be chairman
 This the convention that will select delegates to the ona Republican convention and to this body the Republican leadership will take than the usual quantity of reaction and ossfied conservatism.
Republican farmer., 1920-02-20
WOMENs DRESS

TOT WITHIN the of living men has the dress of IN been comfortable and so modest as now choking collars that covered the throat the bus extended the the hoop skirts that circun about and the fluffy ruffes that destroyed all graceful lines.
 skir the shirt waist the sensible shoes that have to stay To be not all shoes are sensible tendency strongly toward
 any womans dress is healthier and more comfort able and better made than it used to be.
 There those who complain of ankles and occasionally But this survival from the barbarous time when had not fully proved that supplied with ankles and limbs.
 what constitutes modesty varies with the the society Millions of people had and still have not modest for to show their faces, countries in which respectable would veil covering her face at least to her 
 modesty is of associated with the ap peal which one sex to the other A woman, it was thought looked good to the they along.
 prudes has made. If indeed foolish that they must not look at then ladies should with covered faces be- everybody knows who is not complete idiot that it Is pleasing countenance and the speaking that earliest think matrimony and cottage built for two
 This whole campaign against sensible dress for women appears the selfish who want to remain bachelors because it cheaper Now that the Building these selfish young and older
 probably try to get law passed that shall not more than forty feet beyond their front gates.
 with her liberty, her education vote will not tolerate such Her sua the unmarried ladies' union and absolute marry who has not taken the task of curing cottage for two
Republican farmer., 1920-02-20
WILSON AND LANSING

IS QUITE to estimate the importance of the Wilson and Lansing incident Where the flowers of ago? Where the cabinet officers who couldn't agree with their superior? Both gone all but last is forgotten.
 opposition to Lansing rests up- accusation of uurpaton not simply that the net called together but that it called together form acts that not sanctioned by the President.
 remains for the nature of these described Doubtless there purpose the State Department
 with Mexico. Perhaps the injunction against the miners independent action. It said Department assured Europe that Mr. Root would be acceptable representing America in the League.
 should people too hastily jump to the the method of dismissal unduy harsh It be The assignment of broad general may mercifu to Mr. Lansing than recital of specific might be.
 thing is not very important Bryan was big influential His retirement from the worked hardship country Lansing neither great very influential He ordinary who suddenly elevated to considerable which he apparently had the presumption attempt views for those of the President
 The comment of the press is sharply adverse Will son. when most of press generally hostile not only to the President cratic party.
 They sharply censorious every They when Garrison out the cabinet They had their say when Bryan quit They murderou with in vecive Roosevelt failed to get dvision and silent appeared that blind eye very heath They noisy the last degree when General preferred to General Pershng They have nfed and everything that could nure the admnistra But they have been usually rebuked by the events, and probably will be again.
 President Wilson does completely justify opinion will the first time he has failed do so directed at affirmative and posi- tive public act of his.
Republican farmer., 1920-02-20

The that something be done by eleetng wet is equally futile. constitutional amendment can not be repealed, made except by the vote Of States Thirty States by their vote
 More reasonable the plan get to enact law permitting the sale of light wines and beer
 But there will be 60 Senators from dry States and it is unlikely especially view of past performances that majority will consent
 The liquor traffic. and the wets have claim which may be made with dignity and which will have wide ap peal They have moral right to judgment by the electorate in direct referendum.
 Here is the only promising road to a remedy.
 The demand is very great for constitutional means ot consulting people. twenty states have installed the initiative and referendum for state
 The demand should be for initiative and referendum amendment the constitution The amendment once passed the prohibition amendment other might be taken up and submitted to the people.
 just which the vets have ap peal. That is to the whole body of the people,
 there of making such a appeal.
 The appeal only be made if the constitution is amend ed to provide the initiative and referendum
Republican farmer., 1920-02-20
GOLDSMITHS IN ENGLAND ADMIT
 FUTURE RULER

London, Feb. IT. - The Prince Of Wales today received the freedom of the Goldsmiths company, one of the most ancient London trade guilds, which has been in existence for more than 700 years. He took a solemn oath that he would. among other things, ''warn the wardens of any de- ceit in anything that belongeth to the craft of Goldsmiths that shall come to my knowledge"
 The Goidsmiths Hall, where the ceremony took place, is a massive structure situated on Foster Lane, in the. city. Here the coin of the realm has been weighed and tested since the year 124s, but the chief work of the 100 men engaged there is to assay gold and silver plate. Their patron saint is St. Dunstan, who, according to legend, tweaked the devils nose with a pair of red hot pincers.
 Once a year, the time-honored trial of the pyx'' is carried out at the GoIdsmiths Hall. A pyx is a box into which one gold coin out of every 2,000 issued by the mint, and one sil- yer coin out of every 60 pounds of silver coined, are thrown. The duty of the Goldsniths is to see that the money is of the right quality.
Republican farmer., 1920-02-20
FUTURE IS DARK
 FOR HAMBURG
 AMERICAN LINE

London, Feb. 17.-Interviewed by the Hamburg correspondent of the London Evening Standard" on the future of the Hamburg American line, Herr Huldermann, it's director, said the future was black and that the company would have to start in a small way and work in conjunction with other companies. The steamer Bismark. of 10000 tons. was nearly finished, he added, and the Tirpitz, a 20, 600 tons which was in thep rocess of construction, he said, must be handed over to the Allies as soon as completed.
 ''The question of tonnage ;a ,Ai%- Acult and depends on the abtliTT sz< German shipyardS to turn out sh@-->--@ continued Herr Huldermann. ''The coal question is acute, and the falling mark threatens to strangle us just as it will strang1e all of Germany's commercial reconstruction, unless something is speedily done"
 Herr Huldermann denied rurnors that Americans had obtained an in- terest in the line, declaring it stiI was completely German.
Republican farmer., 1920-02-20
RESIGNATION OF LANSING
TT HE RESIGNATION of Secretary Lansing, virtually

HE RESIGNATION of Secretary Lansng virtually
 & peled by the President represents transaction of which only part is known to the public The by which ambitious seeks to attain to the authority of the ter is historically familiar in
 The charge usurpaton has not hitherto been made American President, against member his cabinet It is not probable that Mr. Wilson lightly brings such
 on Back of the provocaton expressed the presidential correspondence will be found doubt performed by the Secretary of State opposed the policy of the President and perhaps amounting tempt to his authority in the belief he ill., that his early not to be expected that he might be arbitrarily aside something again be of force consequence Senator rashy creetly expressed it.
 Those who have supposed the President might be set aside have been due undeceved leaders the effort of usurpaon have usually been humated by the logic events.
Republican farmer., 1920-02-20

~ ATTAIN J. L. Mullgan, veteran of the great war, o speaking for the League of Nations and making it's ratification his principle issue elected to congress in the Third Missouri to fill Republicans claim they would have been victorious epidemic influenza counties which they expected to carry.
 Must not be regarded especial sign of the favor providence afflicted Republicans than it did Democrats?
 May not hope in the presidential election for some mlder pestlence which will attack Republicans entirely Democrats not at all If the forces of nature playing side of the Democratic party in the that the Missouri pubcan say the outlook national brighter
Republican farmer., 1920-02-20
CANADA WANTS S2O,OOO,O FOR
 SHIPBUILDINC

Ottawa, Ont, Feb. 17-To complete ships under construction for the Do minion government, Parliament will, 1t Is understood. be asked to vote s20,- 000,000 at the approaching session.
 The government since the initiation of its shipbuilding program has placed orders with various Canadian ship building companies for 60 steel cargo steamships. Twenty-three have been delivered and have been showing sat isfactory earnings in operation. Thirty seven are still in various stages of construction.
 Up to Dec. 31 last the government had expended 4O,328,220 on the building of ships. In all, 1t was cal culated the 60 vessels would cost about $7O,0oO,000. Of the $40,OO0,- 900 voted last session some will be still unexpended at the end of the fiscal year. This unexpended balance will be included in the $2O,Oo0,o0o to be appropriated during the coming session.
 Before the signing of the arrnistice in November, 1918. the Government placed orders for forty-five vessels of 276,665 tons at an average cost of S199.63 a ton. Since the armistice it has awarded contracts for 15 ships totaling SS,2s0 tons, at an average cost of S173.17 a ton. The sixty yes sels, totalling 364, ,945 tons, will be built at an average cost of S193.14
 Recently published figures show that the British Government purchas- ed 13 ships in the United States dur ing the war at an average cost of f45 Is Tod a ton; 19 in Japan at f44 IFS | Sd a ton; three in China at f41 ton i:
 II in Hong Kong at f33 Is Sd; A ships in Canada at f39 los or about | S190 a ton.
 1 One of the questions before the l government is the policy it will here 1 after adopt toward the shipbuiIdinp 1 industry. A delegation recently urged i that assistance-for instance, a bonus i on construction on a tonnage basis l be given the industry. It is under
 stood, however, that a decision on the
 subject of policy has not yet beer l reached.
Republican farmer., 1920-02-20
GERMAN COAT OF
 ARMS HAS LOST ONE OF EAGLES


 Berlin, Feb. 17.-The new German coat of arms adopted by the National Assembly consists of a one-headed eagle, on a yel1ow-gold shield, and without the old-time crown. The eagle will be displayed in simple heraldic form, without any acces- sories.
 The Hohenzol1ern coat of arms, and the chain of the order of the Silver Eagle, all parts of the old Prussian coats of arms, have been omitted. The bill of the eagle, the tongue and the talons are in red. Servants of the government are to wear the device without the shield so it can be pinned to their uni forms
 Some of the Pan-German papers ridicule it, saying the skinny, home ly eagle with extended tongue vio, iates all the rules of good taste.
Republican farmer., 1920-02-20
THE TRUTH AVAILABLE

NTOW THAT MT. Hearst has brought action to prevent
 the sale of the German ships it should be possible to know the truth about the controversy Upon the face of the returns the projected price of 8OOO But Mr. Payne of the shipping board that to make 20 of the ships from troop into passenger carriers will cost 100000, and the others in proportion
 Many Americans will regret that merchant marine cannot be national institution Ships bu bought with the ons blood money might well be operated by the nation In this the common welfare might be better served