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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-13
ELECTRIC FIRE ALARM SYSTEM

Under the circumstances. We can
not see a single valid objection TO
the installation 81 an electric firc
alarm system In Amarillo.
II has been shown by advocate
Of the system that the saving through
reduction Of the key rate Of insur-
ance alone We I'd amount 10 more
than $4,000 year. not to mention
the probable saving by reason o;
prompt turning IN OF the alarm. The
total cost OF the system. which would
put call box within block OF
every house In the main part OF the
city. amounts 70 but S2s.o0O.
Lets consider this matter careful.
- and hack up the city commission
should that body decide 20 take this
progressive step
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-13

quarters for masonry In all this see.
tion OF the country.
Il Is therefore sincerely TO be
hoped that when members OF the
committee charged with selling these
bonds call on you that YOU subscribe
for as many az you can possibly
take. no, only as a matter OF good
business. but also from the stand.
point OF Your public spirit, For there
is no moro important enterprise un-
der way that will prove Of greater
permanent benefit to the city than
the erection here OF a handsome
Masonic temple.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-13
~ IMPORTANT rxDERrAnxG

Concerted action upon the par
q the members Of the local lodge
ANCIENT Free and Accepted Masons
sss been begun LOOKING 10 the rails
NJ OF two hundred thousand dol
'srs with which 10 erect a handsome
Masonic Temple In Amarillo.
While u is probable that a great
an Of the money will be subscribed
inder the novel insurance plan OF
sfed. by members OF the lodge here
hey have opened the way for the
ale cf these bJ.l,is 10 any Oa- who
ie<ires 10 buy them. permitting the
ioIders OF bonds TO be insured for
period Of ten years in the sum OF
.isoe AZ q net cost Of something like
SO. In addition. the holder Of
,ondf lends the lodge. through the
nsarance company. the sum OF sac
or the ten year period. when the
-soney win be returned 20 the bond
older. The three hundred dollars
which l. the cost OF each bond. b.
sysble in three equal annual In.
.tziimsnts.
n u matter Of very grea, pub
"a interest that the temple be erect.
a In Amarillo 81 the earliest pos.
lhle esfs. n means that Amarillo
IN have the Shrine and that Scot
|lzh rite work viii be added. II
ssnns that hundreds Of the leading
nea q ths Panhandle and Eastern
No. nssAso ON make trips that are
nsrs - - frequent TO this city.
4 nesns that amarillo viii be head
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-13

wrNBER OF THE ASSOCIATED
pnEoc
COMMISSIONER DAVIS WILL
PRESIDE

Writing Of the meeting. j. W
Neill. director OF Institutes of IN,
state Department OF Asricul,ur,
ssys:
The enormous loss to the farm
~rs 70 Texas the past season. by un-
degrading and underpricing OF cot
ton, and closely associated Herewith.
the activity Of certain Federal ano
other agencies. seemingly not II
ympafhy with the movement by the
farmss to secure profitable price,
for their products. will receive Goa
liberation at the meeting.
various organizations, includins
me Texas Chamber OF Commerce
he A. q NJ. College Extension Ser
vice. the Bankers Association. IN,
TEXAS Industrial Congress. and th'
farm Demonstration Agents. have
q various times and places. outlined
rroEfams for the farmers; thus In
iicafing that they regard as para
laouns their material weil-beins
Therefore. Il would appear timely
hat the farmers themselves get to
-ethef and give some expression a,
70 what may be good for them. anc
aow 10 get Il.
IA h hoped to make the eomirI
meeting q great one. not only In point
u numbers attending. but as vel
IN it, bearing upon the vital Ques
ions 10 be considered. and influence
IN attracting attention OF the bust
ress and political world 10 insistani
demands that the interests OF farm
nroducers shall receive more consid
Grafton than In the past.
Il sincerely hope that officers and
members OF farmers Institutes al
srer the state. as well as those who
-re not. will take active inieres, In
,iling NJ attendance at the meeting
- notices in the local press. and b,
,crsonal solicitation. The occasion
nd iis possible results in good {,
ae farmers appear to justify sue,
'efion as sending delegates. and
chipping In" on their expenses. -
rsciaily st points remote from Diae.
Il meeting. All friends Of the farm
-rs are invited. Let Il be a farm
rs meeting with no set progran o;
elected speakers. but 4 g~t-;ogcthe'
u farmers to express their need snd
rirdes' In their own way. Ever.
'ody seems at last 10 realize thcy
re dependng upon the firiner an
are ready Tor him to sreak."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-13
i>tOME-TAN FACTS lOr 1
SHOULD KNOW. .


The a.an or woman whose income
tror salary or wages has severai
hings 20 consider N making out his
" her income-tax return. The full
imOuat received for personal ser
ices must be- returned as gross in
ome. Direct expenses incurred IN
iarning his compensation. however.
iro allowable deductions. For ex.
ample a travelling man selling on
commission may deduct his railroad
ARE and amounts paid for hire OF
vehicles In calling on his customers
a. q business expense. but not his
hotel board. which Is a personal OF
living expense
Salaries must be reported as in
ono Ter the year In which they are
'eceived. regardless OF when they
ira earned. Thus. a man who Is
paid On ihe 18th OF the month and re-
'eived his salary for the month OF
December 1918. on January ;. 1919
will include the amount in his re
urn for 1919. His salary for Decem-
Def. 1919. which .. not received IN
| January 3. 1920. need not be in
Guided in his 1913 income. although
I was entirely earned during thai
year.
BONUSES Most iir Reported
\ salary or commission credited 20
m account and subject 10 with
travail mus, be Included as income
Bonuses or any form OF profit shar
ng mus b. included. since they arr
tddiuoaal compensation for services
\ Christmsg gift. or other present
iorm an employer Is not taxable.
Comp, asation for personal sci
sices mas DO paid Cor PARTLY in cash
ana ,fsi;iy 10 DO II aud lodging. -
his event. a fair value must b.
placed upon the room and meals. and
he amount irfoned as income by
me employee.
Salaries % s-fi.'is e~i eriuioycss
u ? Sis'e. cOust,. ~ uJnic.pal gov
arnn snf ate exempt ''-m taxation.
The cr mo .ou lors q extend 20
% Federal employees and employee
OF the government Of the District OF
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-13

shG ne tuus, could not eat and was
dizzy; Alter ! took the Vegetable Com.
pound | could work and cat. Now |
am strong and recommend YOUR medi-
clncto myfrierds. Mrs. Anna SILVA.
. East 18th Street, Bayonne, n. ].
Women whorecoyer their health. nat
araliy tell others what helped them.
Some write and allow their names ard
photographs 10 be published with testi-
i4ioniais. Many more tel their fricncs
II you reed medicine Cor women
ailments, tgy that vel known az
successful remedy LYDIA L. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound. Write
lydia L. Pinkham Medicine c.. (eoa-
ldehaail for anything YOU rcei %
kao~ about these TROUBLES.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-13

Columbia
Compensation Tor personal SER
vices paid 10 directors and trustees
OF A corporation or aocieiy which
itself Is exempt from taxation b.
taxable income 20 the recipients
Witnesses in law suits are not en-
ployoes Of stao'. and tie fees re-
oaiytd By such witnesses are sub
icct 10 isNGiou
rip. Mc T.AsbIc
Tips to pWters. walters. sc.. are
not regarded rs q gifi but ~ com
pensaiion for services rendcr,sl. az 4
must be- incmded In the returns OF
persons by whom received,
Money paid undtr marriage
settlement b. q gift. and not "a liable.
Neither alimcny nor allowance has
ed on separation j. taxable in
CONT. though II such funds arr in
vested the income derived from such
sources must be- reported Tor taxa
ton
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-13
Quit Laxatives,
furgss; Try mr.
Mr. Tonight Tomorrow Feel Right

II Is n mistake to continually dose
yourself with so-callcd laxative PILLS,
calomel. oil. purges and cathartlcs
and force bowel action II weakcns
the bowels and liver and makes con-
slant dosing necessary.
Why don't YOU begin right today "a
overcome your constitution and get
your system IN such shape that daily
pureing VIII be unnecessary Yon
can do 50 II you rct a 2ic box os
Natures Remedy tNR Tabletsl and
take one each nieht for q week or 50
NR Tablets d much more than
merely cause ~, 1naNt easy bowel ac-
lion THIS medicine acts upon the
digestive as well as ciInluEtlyo ORGANS
Promotes good digest on. causes the
body e. gri the noIrishment frosa all
the food gov cat gives You "A good.
hearty appetite. strengthens the liver.
'fcfcoracs biIousness, regulates kidney
aud bowel action and gives the whole
body a thoroc~h cleaning ont This
ACCOMPLISHED Won VIII not have % take
fgcdlcine every day. An occasional M
tablet VIII keep your body In condl-
ION AMI Won can always feel your best
Try Natures Remedy tNB Tahicisl
ana prove this. Il is the best bowel
medicine that yon can use and costs
only ei' ner box. coutsluinr enough q
last twenty-five la Natures Rem.
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and rcccs- facndll 3! Your druggist.
j. ". collins Drug Co.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-13
New oil Field

ny Associated Tres
SANTA ANNA. Calf. Jan. Ia
Oh has been struck In new field.
according to announcement, today by
a company dcyelopins 4 well near
the coast at Newport Mccsa. \ flow
VI about 100 barrels was struck At
the depth OF g.415 feet.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-13
FARMERS To MEET.

Farmers of Texas are TO meet
Dallas on January u and % foi
he purpose Of discussing some Of the
problems with which 'he farmer has
,eea confronted during the past year
particularly with reference 10 trans.
Doriaiioa Of his crops 10 market
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-13

cal pains. | had
pains in my side ana
back and also head.
ach ., and got 50
weak | could rot d.
anything. ! took
Lydia Z. Pinkham e
v egetable Com
pound and soon felt
better. Now : am
Married and have
two little boys. Be.
fore the first one
came | was weak
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-13

nr. George Fox. one OF the lead
lng Jewish Rabbis OF the South.
who has been in the city for the
past few days. leaves this evening
for his home in Fort Worth.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-13

N0RF ok WOMAN
HAS GAINED
80 POUNDS BY
TAKING TANLAC

believe Tanlac is worth It's
weight IN gold" said Mrs. Mary j.
Ingram, OF the Alsace Hotel. Nor
, folk. Va. recently.
"Tanlac has not only done me u
world ~ good" she continued. but
10 has helped my daughter aud sew
"r.l oi my friends who have taken
TO- ] suffered from rheumatism In
my shoulders. arms and legs for two
wears. my joints achod terribly and
my fingers were 90 stiff and pain
'rl / didn't hat good use of them.
Ny appetite was r01r and the little
did eat seemed To do no good. for
: fell OF till Z was down 20 hun
sirnd and six pounds and felt 50
dull. tired and exhausted II was an
effort for me to Ect throueh with
my work.
But since taking Taulac a while
! feel just like 4 nov person. Ny
appetite is just splendid and I cen
cat anything aud my wonderful in
crease In weight thirty pounds
shows how well my food agrees with
me. ] never feel sign of rhcuma-
tism now am not the least hit
nervous and sleep like q child That
tired. worn ont feeling is gone and
] have been built ~ aud strength
ems I'm my work is more like play
- me. ! lust can't praise Tanlar
Too highly Tor the wonderful bene-
no ! have derived from its use"
T1nlac i7 sold by an druggists.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-13

by Pairolman Lee Crawford. Mr..
iiili identified the two men sun
day morning.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-13
NOW Free
FROM PAIN
Lydia {. PiakhsE's Vegetable
Compound Frees Anolhsr
Woman From Suffering.

Bayolnc, n. J. -"Before was mar.
rlec ! suffered \ great deal with periodi.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-13

! w. Miller. viii maintain n
field office Tor the Wolf Creek oil
'owr"ny at Amarillo. dividing his
time between this city. Canadian
frd adjoining towns
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-13

m TcAT sf yoa srs. sscrvous, de-
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other causes. we want 20 mall you
our book which tells about SEXTON
iQuE. q restorative remedy that will
cost you nothing u You are not cured
or benefited. Evers man needing o
tonic GO overcome personal weakness,
etc, should get this free book at
once. CUMBERLAND CHEMICAL
CO., go berry block, Nashville.
Tenn.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-06-04
POLAND HAS TWO
WARS ON ITS HANDS
ENGAGED IN CONFLICT WITH
cZEcHo-SlovAkS As WELL
AS WITH SOVIET.
Eleven Hundred Men Killed In Battle
Between Poles and cxeehs, As Re.
suit Of Dispute Over Rich
Coal Fields.

London.-The new republic of
Poland now has two wars ON its hands.
Polish and Ukrainian troops are en-
saged in conflict with soviet Russia
on a great battlefront stretching from
the Dvina river TO the Lower Dnieper
river. Vienna reports that war has
broken out between the Poles and
CZecho-Slovaks in the disputed Tes-
chen region OF what once was Austria
SileSia. So far as known, the allies
end either of the conflicts in eastern
Europe
War between the Poles and Czecho-
Slovaks has broken out in Teschen,
formerly part OF Austrian SileSia,
and 100 men were killed in battle
ON Thursday, according 10 a Vienna
dispatch 10 the Daily Express.
Fighting with rifles and machine
guns has been in progress in the Ear.
win district since Wednesday and the
civil population is in flight.
Entente Inoop> sent into the Tes-
chen district pending plehiSeite were
reported by Vienna 10 be remaining
passive.
Near nonherau, the Poles were said
10 be masters Of the situation.
The administration that was set NJ
al KarNin in the Teschen district is
being moved TO Cdlaw.
Polish and Cxeche- Slovakian off
Gals have made counter charges a:
70 RESPONSIBILITY for the fighting. Tn,
original dispute was over rich Goa
fields in the Te>chen district, whiel
both sides claim.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-06-04
MURDERED ON IDAHO HIGHWAY
Man and Woman Slain While Camping
By Roadside,

Hcoatello--Mystery, which 50 far
has defied solution at the hands Of
peace officers eavelops the murder AT
an eNriy hoar Friday morning Of =
man and wcaaan believed - he +. u,
Jennings and wife Of BOISE. al point
aAeat two miles west 81 Bancroft,
The bodies ef the murdered couple
were discovered lying upon the ground
about 100 fees fr<Nm = Fova car in
which they are presumed 10 have eee2s
travelling, The head If The wNsaaAn
had BEEN crushed with blunt instrSs-
raeas sRa both A&a been saaes with 3
IS oSnAre revolver, which Was fe0na
few h&nGrS1 fs<S distant fTNaSa the
nc<s3eS
The AosSes rerased On = pScce ~
canvas and il IS presumed fraSa tRas
rse; that they had Intended camping
ta- the night although there WAS no
Indication II IRE having hsea
ssarssss
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-06-04
FALL IS N FAVOR
Of INTERVENTION
BELIEVES AMERICANS SHOULD
HELP STABILIZE AFFAIRS IN
MEXICAN REPUBLIC.
Should Stable Government Be Es-
tabIished, Favors Recognition and
Financial Assistance Be Elk
tended BY United States

Washington. - Armed intervention
i'm Mexico should the new forces in
control show an Inability or unwilling
ness 10 set up stable governmeni
more friendly towards Americans was
recommended 10 the senate ON May 81
by the foreign relations subcommittee
Investigating Mexican affairs headed
by Senator Fall of New Mexico. Should
stable government be established
the committee recommended that full
recognition be accorded il and that
financial assistance be offered by the
United States.
The committee said. however. full
recognition should not be given until a
treaty had been entered into predi-
Gated upon assurances:
That provision of article q of the
constitution of 1917, commonly re-
garied by foreigners as confiscatory,
shall not be enfore I'd against Ameri-
cans.
That the constitutional clause, pro-
viding that none but Mexican Cit
zen may be a minister of any religious
creed in Mexico and that no periodical
of religious character shall comment
on any political affairs of the nation
or publish any information regarding
the acts of the authorities or private
individuals in so far as they have &c
do with public affairs. be inapplicablt
to Americans.
That the provision that no minister
or religious corporation may conduct
schools or primary instruction shall
not be applicable in the case OF Ameri
cans, and
That the article under which undo
sirable foreigners may be expelled bt
so revised as 10 give Americans th'
right TO confer with the representa-
tive Of their government.
The recommendations also proposes
provision in the agreement for III,
immediate appointment of a claims
commission TO adiudicate the claims o
Americans, the committee TO be mad,
up of men chosen by the two govern
ments and with the understanding tina
/ its findings be binding and be immed
/ lately carried out by the payment o
the damages adjudged.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-06-04
raR,ILERs sookEo FOR gusoeI
hungarian Soethsay~r Predicts Re,
turn 81 Rulers 10 yNrrnek

MISUNDERSTANDING prvssahs>csSs rvlS,
tive ~ werad peace political ckanse>
impending IN Ear,y,c and the tAte III
pnNMincat ftgures IN the Srcat war ar
made by uangSryNs national sseta,
saycr. Mnsc> SSAinine Re2lS9sA.
"rhraaes viii Nc rSSsssaAliShsa all
over Earesse Including HsnsSs. Ger
many, Aastris, INLAND ana Atasary,
within year,N She SAYS, The kesca,
scllerns viii return to GERMANY, BIZ;
the former emperor Viii 50 Snssre and
the cv>wn prince viii be saartsSrea
r~sce viii Ne sans0lnars xgssseSsals In
France preliminary to the constitution
az singNsam, EsgSAevasYa wsll sSss in
eaSi m HaSSis, Mexico Viii BE- the
starting pint et sAe next var, silsA
prizes VIII aAste ana fsrryss~a eA,
cAaase viii be eaetes al Vssr b. TIVE
NeSTS Thege VIII Ne the creates,
ex>sas ~ Jews TcaM RasSsa am cen.
'rSl Narere in History, but tAes viii
not ~ ~ t&iestas'e They viii r9tAes,
esaasrsss 10 Argentina and MexicA~
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-06-04
UNABLE TO UPSET
EXECUTIVE VETO
KNOX PEACE RESOLUTION SUP
PORTeRS FAIL TO MUSTER
REQUIRED MAJORITY.
Seventeen Democrats Join With Re
publieans In Attempt TO Override
Presidential Veto, the Vote
Being go to 1852.

Washington .Ckmg twenty nine
totes Of the necessary two-thir,ls. the
house failed on MAY - TO pass the
Knox resolution 20 end the war with
Germany and Austria. over President
Wilson's veto. The result was not
unexpected, The vote was 10 10 la2.
seventeen Democrats joining with Re
publicans In attempting Ia override
the veto. while two Republicans voted
with the Democrats TO sustain IL. BE
fore starting the fight on the floor
Republican leaders predicted that the
veto would stand by a margin OF ten
but nevertheless announced their de
termination to make the fight just
the same and let the vote 40 10 the
people.
Predicting final action, which again
ended efforts to establish peace. there
was an hour 81 debate in which the
presidents position was assailed by
Republicans and defended by Demo
Gratis, Attacking the Republican lead
ership OF congress, Representative
Connally, Democrat. Texas, challenged
the party In control 10 present a
straight-out resolution for repeal Of
all wartime legislation and promised
Democratic support in am effort TO
pass II In the event OF u presidential
veto,
Declaring that passage II the Knox
resolution would fix the time III re
peal ~ wartime laws, Representative
Mondell, Republican leader, came back
with a challenge 10 the Texas mem
Der 10 give prsof ~ his ability 10 de
ltvW Democratic help" but the an
swer was lost in howl from both
sides ~ the chamber.
Later in the day. however. Mr.. Con-
nally, without comment, threw into
the house hopper joint resolution
providing for repeal Of every bit OF
wartime legislation, effective ON the
date Of the resolutions passage.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-06-04
FRANCE EXTENDS
GLORIOUS EUl0GY
PAYS TRIBUTE TO HEROES FROM
AMERICA WHO GAVE ALL
FOR LIBERTY.
PiIsrimaees to Cemeteries of France
Made BY Thousands. While Lead
ing Men and Women Express
Their Appreciation.

Paris.-With the break OF dawn on
Sunday. May 80. Pilgrimages of thous-
ands Of black-eiad French men. wo-
men and children started from sixty
one towns and villages for the Ameri-
can cemeteries in France. BY night
fall there was not a single American
grave in France that was not decor
ated with some memento Of the love
and gratitude which the French peas
antry feel toward their deliverers
The towns adjacent to- the larger
cemeteries had special ceremonies
Some of the most famous orators of
France made speeches. Throughout
the cemetery zones Sunday was a
memorable day in the history Of
Franco American relations. France
proved in a solemn and impressive
fashion that she has not forgotten the
$1,000 olive-drab fighters who broke
the enemy lines at ST. Mihiel and in
the Argonne forest.
Many Of Frances leading citizens
issued special messages TO the people
of America. Marshal Foch said ::
Frances soldiers will never forget
the courage and the sacrifice Of the.r
American brothers in arms who fought
and died by their side like men,"
Marshal Petain declared: THE
bonds of true friendship and comrade-
ship forged by common sacrifices suf-
fered by those French and Americans
heroes sleeping side by side in France
will remain strong forever
Sarah Bernhardt penned the follow
ing: The Seine will dry up, Paris
will be dust, before the sacred memory
of the American heroes passes from
the women of France. who loved them
as their own sons. There is not a wo-
man in France today VINO does not
remember that without the supreme
| sacrifice of these thousands of brave
! Americans, Paris might be the capital
| of the German empire"