Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-30
THINKS CABINET
IS No PLACE FOR
VIC[-PRESIDENT
NARsuAIL DISCUSSES NUMBER
or MATTERS AND ftiOkS kk
,. PEAL ENlESs PROFITS TAN.

opposing suggestion made recently
that the yic, president be- made an cx'
ufirio m l nbor Of the cabinet. declaring
his belief that the excess profits tax
ought OF h. and would b. repealed but
fayoling a graduated income tax Tor
the futuro. NIeclrusidsnt Thomas Il.
Marshall talked interestingly upon
some ~ the matters lsforo the cuun.
tiy az this time. when seen at the
Hotel Amarillo last evening and de.
ciiuod 20 talk un q number ~ others.
Afg'r DECLARING that hte men who
Eet the high officcs ~ the country ar"
called upon To- pay for the honor inI
thu long run. Mr. Marshall discussed
NJ som" length the primary election
laws. which he held o. b. most sat.
irfactory. lie stated that people no
longer support one nriy or another
bc,aus" ~ the men In the party or BE-.
'anu" ~ PARTY principles hut that
seemingly their ontir, desires wor, "a.
pressed IN we want chnag,"
Voice of tod.
when the people vote az they have
done can you tell me that i, II the
voice of God speaking No. the people |
do not know what they want or why |
they vote any certain way. The cot |
ton farmers ~ Oklahoma voted against |
the Democratic ticket because no price /
had hocn fixed un cotton. aud the \
farmers ~ the North voted against /
The Democratic ticket becase n price |
had been fixed on wheat and none had /
hesn fixed IN cotton. The American /
people can not remember long
In speaking 81 prcwar days the
Nice.lteSident declared that Americans
do not p'member that President VII.
sDn issued proclamation asking that
the people refrain from discussing the
war. Now they are CUISINE" the
FOR getting them into war.
Mr.. Marshall sid that he believed
II the Democrats had heon allowed to
have remained IN power that the
American dollar would have been
within short time.
% But he continued. everyone knows
that the Democratic party has been
nun.entity for the past
two years. with sick president. "a
lame Viccprcsident and lamcr Re.
publican congress
VIII Not Talk 0i Finances.
The Nice.ifesidcnt refused 10 dis
russ. either privately or publicly. the
rational and international financial
situation. which tends toward paru.
san politics."
When asked his opinion concerning
he advisabality ~ making future vice.
presidents ex-officio cabinet members
hereby allowing them the privilege Of
IeinE ON the inside" Of all questions.
and international. pertaining
IN the national government. he dc.
'lared In ~ uncertain tone that n
hought that such an Arrangement
would h. n grca; blunder.
The Nicc.Prcsideui." no aid must
nraide over the mA'tings ~ the Uni.
ed States senate and many times the
forces Are In the mi.
lority. For that reason II might
rove embarrassing 60 the Nioe.presl.
lent. whose main duty II to preside
'ycr these meieings."
The dignity ~ the office must b.
protected as we'll as the confidence u
III members of the senate. In other
words. Mr.. Marshall was Of the opin.
On that too much information might
rove "a burden.
- Reached City Sunday.
ne vice.presidcni. accompanied by
pfc. arrived In Amarillo SUNDAY
q. During the first few hours
\city he took complete rest. |
Is tired and worn from over
in the evening he attended
VIC First Baptist ,nurrh. =
will be ths principal !
klar wefi.ly meeting
lltns club. a t,
81 had been
In the after. =
shall enjoyed