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Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-01-30
Says Bryan Wants
to Make Party Morgue
by Death Harmony

Jersey City. Jan. 29.-WilIiam
Jennings Bryan was accused Of want.
ing to establish the harmony Of
death" in the democratic party. in a
statement issued by Governor Ed
ward ]. Edwards. In reply to an attack
made on the New Jersey executive
by Mr.. Bryan at Bristol. Va. Wed.
nesday night. Mr.. Bryan had charged
Governor Edwards with being an
agent Of tho liquor interests and
with trying to disrupt the democratic
party.
In his statement. Governor Edwards
said:
"The harmony Mr.. Bryan wants is
the harmony Of death. IT he has his
way, the democratic convention at
San Francisco will be the morgue
from which will be picked the corpse
to appear at a November national
funeral. what wish Is to disturb
NO harmony, but an intelligent crap
niiuo with the situation, 80 that we
viii have clearly defined the Issue Of
liberty auainst sectarianism. ! would
sooner Sc the Angel Gabriel to call
the party to life than the SNUG under.
faker to preside at Its funeral.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-01-30
Five Feb. Sundays;
First Time Since
1884; Next in 2O16

February, this year. will have five
SUNDAYS. something that has never
been known since 1894. and will not
occur again until 20I6. hence such
an occurraece will not happen within
the lives Of any one now living. The
first day comes on Sunday and the
last day-Leap Year-the 29th. falls
on Sunday. The second Sunday. the
9Th, IS the anniversary of the birth
of Charles Dickens. The 18th, or the
third Sunday, is the anniversary of
the destruction of the battleship
Maine In Havana harbor in the year
1898. The 22nd, or fourth Sunday, is
the anniversary of the birth Of
George Washington. the F Father of
our country. in 1882.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-01-30
Italv's r. r. Strike
Settled; Men to Return
to Trains at Once

London, Jan. .29,-Agreement on
all the principal points. at issue has
been reached between the italian
cabinet and the leaders Of the strik-
ing raiIWaymen, according to
central News dispatch from Rome.
1t Is expected that the strikers
will return to work Immediately.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-01-30
Allied Interest
Unpaid to U. S. Now
Totals $325,000,0

Washington, Ian. 29.-Accrued in
terest on loans to European countries
total approximately 1925, ,000. 900, ac-
cording to a table submitted to the
house ways and means committee by
the treasury department, which plans
to defer collection for few years
pending reconstruction.
Great Britain owes the most In
forest the total on loans to that coun-
try being Si44, ,440,837.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-01-30

London. Jan. 29-A wireless dispatch
received from Moscow says that a
declaration signed by Premier Lenine,
Foreign Minister Tchitcherin and
Minister of War Trotzky. addressed to
the Polish government invites friendly
settlement of all disputes.
The declaration says that it is 'in
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-01-30
SOVIETS OFFER POLAND PEACE;
CHARGE CLEMENCEAU WAR PLOT

cumbent on the Polish government to
decide whether or not to make war on
Russia"
1t accuses the agents of Winston
minister. and NJ. Clemenceau of en-
deavoring to incite Poland to sense
less. criminal wa. against soviet Rus
sia.''
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-01-30
500 Spanish Laborers
Arrive; Are Vanguard
to Flock Into u. s.

New York, Jan. 29.-Five hundred
Spanish laborers. said to be the van
guard Of thousands awaiting opportunity
to come to this country. have arrived
here from Bordeaux and Corunnos.
They declare they had been attracted
here by stories of the scarity of labor
and high wages.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-01-30
GLASS FINDS F|NANC|ERS
. TRYING To AROUSE FALSE
HOPES Of AID IN EUROPE
Formal Call for International Congress Reads Diff
ferent Here and Abroad, Hining at Govern
mental Assistance From Washington; Must
Seek it in Private Channels, Secretary Warns.

Washington JAM 29The United States treasury does
look with certain features of the proposed
called by coterie of nationally fnan
commercial leaders effort to lead the world out
commercial chaos into which dragged
by the
Secretary Glass in letter to committee Of the
of the United States which had sought
expression meeting that such conference
confusion and revive hopes doomed to
disappointment, of further government loans."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-06
RAILROAD SLAVERY

Senator CammIns. author of th.
anti-wrike railroad bill, insists h.
measure deals as roughly with the
railroad executives a. II does With
the irainmsn. shop workers and
section crews Railroad presidents
win ne be- permitted. u the Cum
Minis blN becomes law. 10 organize
and strike Tor higher salaries. sen
ator Cummins SAYS 80 lie ne
doubt believes the poor railroad
presidents and ehairmen will cbafi
In the chains which thus will bind
hem 90 their desks.
Just think of Robert 5. Loyei,
having 20 struggle along on his
Union Pacific job ON the same IT.
tle Old $1,000 4 week II h. AMI
!. NJ Dickinson. Who gets only
,2s0o a week from the Rock l..
Ind. ever get together and strike
,r hiehar wages theyn suffer the
sane fate meted out 10 the three
dollar-a-day section hand who joins
wit hanother in quitting for jobs
paving s3e5 per
And. Il you have further tears 20
she'd. think Of poor julius Kru,i.
schniit having TO face the high cost
Of living on the paltry $500 paid
ATM each week by the Southern
Paoifics and OF how tie New
York Central compels \. II, Smith
10 slave for a mere $500 a week
and Of tho way the Great Northern
makes Louis Hin work for $1,000
q week. Oh. We could go on aud
note other examples OF a similar
hue. but We forbear' We seek no.
drain all your tears In a day. !,
IS true jaai the tymmins bill. ss
IS author explains. strikes as hard
a the railroad president as It does
q; the lowest employe The only
being. as We view it,
While 8, strikes as hard at both
hit the wase-earHer only.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-06
SAYS HE'S
JUST LIKE A NEW MAN
SINCE TAKING TANAC

"A few BOTTLES Of Tanlac have
made me feel like new man All
over" said james r. Powell 10
helms place. Berkcly. Va, recent
ny.
For three voafs" t' continued
my appetite had hpeu very poor.
and ! had gotten Io Dee 20 badly run
itWu. weak ami nervous that 10
was an effort for me 90 work at
len For thr past eight months I
'couldrt cat bite of breakfast and
tine li,lo / MANAGED to e1t at other
tome. -rpmod Go dn mc very little
good wae so nervous aud rest
us tft couldn't half sleep and
.Jlways felt tired and worn out |
had up energy ana hgt litile
strength loil ara fpli miserable and
.uuN .o fanything.
"nut ! am an entirely different
man riucc began taking TJnlar.
u sheen like % log every uirht aud
-ol ~ feeling 80 hungry oan
hardly wait for breakfast 10 be- put
on the table am full of new life
and energy and feel so strong and
active believe ] could win iH foot
race have picked mp several
pounds IN weight and avn tooline
ius' fine There sure ig something
about Tgulae chat docs the work ali
sight"
Tanlac is sold hy all druggists.
f.c, News S--ptad, De- me Work
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-06
Doesn't Need Any
Laxatives Now
Ns. RECkER SAYS LIFE u \ Joy
WITHOUT CONSTIPATION al.
STOMACH TROt BlE.

- had catarrh Of the stoma N
nd head for three year,. Ny
stomach was 80 bad that every
ime ! ate anything sweet. such as
fruit or pastry. the burning hot
water would ru nout of my mouth.
took a laxative every night.
since taking Mlks Emulsion.
ny bowels move regularly. have
low taken ten bottles and have
gained 10 i.2 pounds. M my
friends remark how fine am look
ny. and Il seems a pleasure 30 live
lgain. without stomach trouble. 3"
Bert Becker. Miami. Ohio.
Physics usually make slaves ont
q their users. and weaken tho
towels instead OF correcting them
siomac htf0uble In many cases H.
directly due to constipation.
Mlks Emulsion is a pleasant. nu-
iritive food and a corrective m"di-
inc II restores healthy. natural
Dwell action. doing away with all
locd Of pills and physics. Il pro-
notes appetite and quickly puts
~. fANAFrAAhf VI haAAN 90 HttNFf -
'ssimilate food As builder 81
flesh and strength Milks Emulsion
IS strongly recommended 10 those
whom sickness has weakened. and
: a powerful aid in resisting and
repairing the effects OF wasting di-
eases Chronic stomach trouble
md constipation are promptly re-
iieyed-usually in one day.
This is the only solid emulsion
made. and opalaiable that II IS
eaten with q spoon like ice cream.
Truly wonderful for weak. sicvkly
children.
No matter how severe your case.
YOU are urged TO try Mills Emul-
sion under this guarantee-Take
TX bottles home with you. use u
according TO directions and II not
atisfied wit hthe results. your
money will be promptly refunded.
Price soc and $40 per bottle.
The Milks Emulsion Co. Terre
Haute. Ind Sold by druggists
everywhere.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-06

For sse BY all druggist Always
lilo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-06
PRACTICE THRIFT

The var Is over bu, the people
the nation may stiii exercise
irfft BY purchasing War Savings
slaups.
Conditions are prosperous. hun.
reds are making more money thar
YER before. prices are higher thar
icy used to be. but in spite OF this
sset. n one will EXCISE rigid
sronouiy. there will always be
nmething left with which 10 pur.
:base q few War Savings Stamps.
II 10 a good idea for every man.
oman and child with an income
"a try cut this plan. II will be-
-crth while IN the long run. be-
ause there viii Be something ief:
- the bank.
But the best result viii be tina,
~abits Of thrift and economy. which
re began TO cultivate during the
ar. vii not BE- supplsnted by
bits OF exsuvagaEse ana was,e-
i-lness
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-06

Daily News Want A.s-Dags :
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-06

HIGH SCHOOL NOTES



\ very interesting chapel pro-
gram was held Monday afternoon In
the High School auditorium. the
first to be held since the opening Of
school after the holiday season.
The exercises we're opened by
several songs IN which the entire
student body participated. The
main feature OF the program, an
address, by Prof NJ II. Duncan,
inllu hcd. The address was taken
from the seventh chapter OF
Mathews and was based ON The
Building stones of Life. Prof.
Duncan stated that Too many
boys and girls OF today are no,
thinking seriously enough about
the Almighty above Who. holding
thc universe ~ his hands. controls
9li things. r. H. the most serious
problem OF life. AND though ] leave
mo- other Impression upon the
minds 81 the students of the ANA
ull0 High school want them to
know that believe in Almighty
God and ask his guidance In every
days work. as regularly as they
come an dgo"
Following this tho student body
we're lead in Srlyer by Prof. Dun
can after which the high school or
chosira rendered . number OF Sc
leotinns.
Coach Willis made "a splendid
address on school Athletics" fol-
lowing which one oi the seudenis,
Ralph TrolAnpcr, made short
tlk on WHY / Was Glad ~ Come
10 school This Morning"
Prof Williams ia a short address
told several interesting facts about
ihe new gymnasium tu be- erected
w the school grounds Aud then
DE- George Num- made an address
% which he told some very inter
ssiiug facts regarding foreign
MARI. yes. aud the aticn liant cere-
This data sus gaincd dur
az his extensive travels.
Several announcements follow
ID, and the program WAS brought to
4 close.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-06

lords. II was the original purpose
OF the United states Senate.
Great Britain threw off the two
house yoke by the simple method
OF taking away legislative powers
from the house Of lords. making
the house OF commons the sole re-
sponslble law-writing body Britain
has proflted by dolng So
In the United states We might
do Il that way. or We might
frankly face the trath--that one
house legislature more quickly ana
more surely registers the viii Of
the majority and reNmp our con.
stitutions. state and federal. eiini-
mating the two-house relic Of oy
team days for the one-housc LEXIS
laiure uf the motor era.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-06
ONE HOUSE. OR TwoY

Ouehouss legislatures were ap-
,roEed by the National Municipal
eague AZ its Cleveland convention.
~ the same time Il was admitted
TacA lsgislsiive. transformation
you'd come only after . long and
hcrough "education" Of the peo-
10" THIS education" e. We are
IA. to be undertaken immediate
y.
There is much 20 argue in favor
Il. the one-house Law factory And
,ere eve some arguments on the
de OF the two-chamber body. not
- least being that II requires a
scatter effort and . longer time
% write on the statute books a
~ the majority OF voters want
here. OF TO remove one they have
% further use for. Indeed. ths
ssry eirfh OF the two house iegis.
1fure may BE- traced TO the mon.
'rchisl design Of placing 4 check
pens the people. Therefore the
upper house" conservative. slow.
sxine. deliberate. This was the
'rrpose ofsthe British house OF
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-06
I.srnaBIR UNDERTAKING

Amarillo Is fortunate In having
amy of It's most progressive young
ssIness men included amOns the
easmhsrs Of the American Legion.
This ausurs well for the under
aksng which the local post nov
- IN mind. the erection OF n great
ommunity house which will b..
90. a home for the post
While definite plans for the
-,ructure have not been deter
mined. Il h known tina, a eommun-
~ house Of. some sort is ore OF
'ass crying needs Of the people Of
smarills. The people ought to be
sappy 10 build II as a memorial 20
he men who gave their lives for
heir country.
surely Amarilloans will awe the
sembers OF the American Legion
leir hearty cooperation in raising
20 sum that IS desired.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-06
The Great General Tonic

This master body-builder will help
you keep young in spirit and mental
and physical action. because IL will
assist Nature IN maintaining your vitality atpsr,
II enrehe. the bloud. rcstnres worn-oui TISSUES.
uonthes janghng and oycr.wrought nerve. Ia
daces sound refreshing sleep, shArpens the Ape
tite times 10 the dgeston- IN short. will put mes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-06
no YOr READ ADse

Do you. Mr.. Subscriber. read the
advertisements thst appear In TIE
'sws With o. much care a you do
ise reports OF curren happenings
n you do not. you are failing 10
! q the value OF your paper.
These Advertisements ought %
team great deal 20 you. They are
ut there te tell you where you can
,end your dollar to the best adj
'ntage. The men wh opay for
lem thing they are giving you o
sed chance TO invest or they would
OF have the temerity 10 purchase
no space.
Those readers OF newspapers
verlook the advertising columns
Z their papers are overlooking
0mething Of genuine value q
Notwithstanding that will
interest them as much as will the
,olumns Of the paper.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-06

Lc, Ncvs 1--aiaa. DO me Work
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-06
The tax within The time prescribed.

The tax within the time prescribed.
Forms for making returns may
be obtained from offices OF collec-
tors OF internal revenue and deputy
collectors. post offices. and banks.
II your income for 1919 was
$1,000 or less. ask for Form lOaO
a. n Il was more than $1,000.
ask for Form l04O. Returns mus
be filed with the collector OF internal
revenue for the district In which
he taxpayer lives or has his prin-
cipal place OF business.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-06
INCOME TAX FACTS
NOC SHOULD KNOW


Wcrc you one % the thousands
u persons who last year. with un-
Questioned honesty OF purpose.
lied an Incorrect income tax re-
urn Are YOU. or have you been
q claimant for refund Of taxes over
)aia! Have you been called upon
> the bureau Of Internal Revenue
or payment OF amounts owed the
Government through inadvertence
y omissions In making out yoS:
ncomo tax form. To sum Il up.
ave yua experienced trouble OF any
sind Ia filing your income tax re-
ura FOR lslS9
II 50. this Is written for your
,enef.t and fer the benefit OF more
han a.uea, zee taxpayers who. on
Or before March IL. will file in
'ome tax returns for the year 1919.
; b. certain percentage OF these
etur-s will b. incorrect. II l.
7relly certain that the percentage
errUgs may be largely reduced II
- yers vii lacquaint themselves
q The income tax provisions OF
Nc act CT February -. 1919.
now. as the revenue act OF 1918.
hich provides for the collection OF
axes for the year 1919 and subse-
ue.t Years.
Bureau Aids Taxpayers
A. a maid TO taxpayers there has
zen prepared with the official APP
lToval OF tn Bureau OF Internal
levenue. a series of short articles.
4 Witch this Is the first. telling
10 VITO make out an income tax re.
rrn for 1919. when and where &c
Tie IL. aud what 20 do In case you
meet With unusual difficulties. BY
making note Of the information
'onta.ned therein. Il l. believed
hat most OF the difficulties here
ofore encountered may BE- avoided
Change In Normal Rate
Probably the most important
'hange affecting the average tax
layer Is h. the nominal rate. the
exemptions Of $1,000 for single
pereons and $4,000 for married
persons and heads Of families re-
naming the same as for 1915. The
WI AaA NaAf AhA aFNf - hfI tfN
IN the first $4,000 OF net income
above the exemptions and per
'ent on the remaining net Income.
The normal rate for 1918 was .
and IL per cent. respectively. This
applies 10 every citizen and resi-
tent OF the United States Alien
nc presidents receiS.ng incomes
from sources within the United
States are tsyed 20 the fun per
-ent on the income from such
sources.
he surfax raicf. which range
from per cent on the amount a.
net income between si.gee and
$1,000 to S. per cent on tie an yunt
% Income IN excess OF "a COO. 900
remain unchanged.
May Pay In Insiallmepts
The tax. a. in 1919. may b. pa
"A fall AZ the time ~ filing the r.
turn. or In four instsllmentA. mo
first OF which Il dus on or before
Nsrch =. the second on or before
June IL. the third on OF before
September 10. and the fourth o. o.
Nefore December Il. The tisEs IN.
ftallments mus accompany the u
NJ Of the return. The period for
flag is from January 10 March
10. Heavy penalties are provided
Tor persons who fail or "willfully
refuse" 10 fIie their return and pay
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-06
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not oth.rv 50 credited IN this paper
nd also the lo-4l aews lubiishec
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New-York tribune., 1920-03-24

Lettonia and Lithuania. Such a
league does not mean the perpetua-
tion Of war In Eastern Europe; it
means, rather, the insurance Of
peace and safety.
The impending conclusion Of a
Polish Ukrainian treaty once more
raises the issue of Allied attitude
toward the Ukraine. At moment
when the resumption Of trade rela-
tions with Bolshevist Russia is being
proposed not a word is said about
lifting the blockade Of anti-Bol-
shevist Ukraina. And yet the vast
stores Of grain and raw materials
(which Mr., Lloyd George expects
to obtain from Russia are, for
the greater part, to be found not in
Russia at all but in the Ukraine
1t is in reality not so much Russia
as the Ukraine whose natural re-
sources are needed for European re-
construction; and it is Incompetent
sible, to say the least, why under the
circumstances Bolshevlst Moscow
should be given preferential treat
ment at the expense of anti-Bol-
shevist Kiev.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-24
A Real Fighter

We like everything about M.
Georges Carpenter, from his elegant
silhouette waving a greeting to the
Statue Of Liberty to his smile and
his bride and his nation. We think
most Americans feel the same way.
AS ambassador extraordinary to
these United States we suspect he
will do more good for the cause of
Franco-American friendship than all
the exchange professors put to-
gether.
international relationships are
touchy matters, beyond analysis or
control. There is a historic friend
ship between France and America
and there MS been an abiding af-
lection on the part of many Ameri-
cans for France and the French.
The war was to cement this union
the sending Of our millions of men
to France was to establish an en-
tente beyond anything known be-
fore. Alas for this Utopian theory
OF lnternationalism! 1t simply did
not work and could not work. The
American officers who entered
French homes and saw the heart of
the country did develop a respect
and affection commensurate wifi, tho
merits of this most brave and pa,
t'ent people. The American pri-
vate, talking no French and experi-
encing only profteering, frequently
developed a crouch that condemned
in forcible fashioAthe whole French
race from Charle .gne down. So
New-York tribune., 1920-03-24
Home Spinning
the Editor of The Tribune

10 the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: There is growing disnos;+;or
on the part of our women ali over tho
country to revive our old home indus
tries. During the war we revived .be
old art of knitting, which had almost
been numbered with the lost arts Wa
have in New York and vicinity hundreds
OF foreign women who at home wero
very proficient on the spinning wheel.
For many years In New York State We
spun and wove millions OF wards of
household Linens, and flax was raised on
every farm. There are hundreds of
spinning wheels available.
If a movement is started to have a
hand spinning and hand-weavine con-
test for the manufacture of household
linens, l will agree to subscribe 500
toward prizes and to supply the flax
Tor such contest. l suppose the Needle
and Bobbn Club could be induced to
take charge of such an exhibition. and
all the returns therefrom be devoted to
the establishment of society for the
revival of household Industries. would
like very much to sec your valuable
paper take an interest in this matter.
WILLIAM JAY ROBINSON.
Msw York, March 81, 1920.