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The New York herald., 1921-03-02
WILSON SIGNS THREE BILLS.

WARRINGTON. March 1.-Presldent Will
son to-day s.gned the s57i. 900. 900 post
ONCE appropriation bill: the s15.25o, 900
rivers and harbors bill and the first
deficiency bill. carrying s276. ZOO. 900.
The New York herald., 1921-03-02

Special Despatch to THE NEW YosK
HERALD.
The New York herald., 1921-03-02
WILSON DEFENDS
BARUCH AND RYAN
AGAINST CHARGES
Declares Neither Partici-
pated in Any Way in Fix
ing Price Of Copper.
PRAISES BOTH HIGHLY
They Admirably and Unself-
ishly Served the Nation,
President Writes.
REVIEWS COPPER CRISIS
Insists Producers Voluntarily
Increased Production to
Meet Needs.
PRAISES BOTH HIGHLY
REVIEWS COPPER CRISIS

Special Despatch TO THE New Yonk HnaLD
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24
cUrRcuEs ARE EXPANDING

A major nuriter q ths churches q
Amarillo arr expanding % such an cN.
tent that ann.xss have rcccntly heen
ooupletsd 90 are even a this time un-
DR. way. The@s expansions are bring
found necessary through the fact tina,
inrroase q those Interested in study q
shs Rlhis. i much largsr than ever
before.
Those nos; Intimately IN touch with
sse workings q the various churches
report that The servicss are al well az.
TENDED and that in few u any q the
buildings = there any excess 81 room In
TIE main auditoSiuns. and this despite
the fact tia; sore q assembly rooms
are q Hh<ral prCportion.
TO the casual observer. this must D.
q sign q Increasing concern IN srirlt.
uai matters Perhaps as never before
attention. Il being given 20 a systematic
ana Constructive Blhie teaching course
Formerly = sunday Schooi was = moe,
indefinite thing. An hour spent In y
prUmisruo1s series ~ exercises. II was
finally asisrminea ;hA; while !, Il well
% have tn young 81 the community as.
semhled in the church buildings for an
hour surlSy forenoon. the t~x; IT,
suits were not being Shown This I'D
10 d<terminaiion 20 at better results
ana cut q this grew an arpiicafion O;
the Suggestions o. the graded studies
From that tine forward marked results
were srsn. ard today there has hen
a curnple;e evolution of the sunday
school
In scne rutsic schools credits ar
given for attenaancs a; Sunday school
and creditahle work done therein. under
Instructors cornpssent 70 teach the
scriptures. This has proved very pop
uiar IN sorne plAces and u has ben d.
termsne1 that both schools ana churches
have hsnsfissed ~ a.
Amarillo noted onfy q comrarafiveiy
few ysars aEo for ia wiee open. care
FREE. s-nitawiess aspect has bcen
transformed hrEeiy through the In
nuence a the churches ale has erected
and maintained The ci,y has oans- 70
oonxsser Tat ths nonsy put into her
ehurches 4 the bes; money she has
ever Invested The reiiEi01s thought
grO~ing out q the ehnrehes = such
a. % have q shaping inflnence @ the
III e The sniirs community. and cut
q TIE enrrauninns
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24

7; Is asserted that IN account IL lack
q proper food and clothing that one
child ou; >of every tao. horn In Rou.
mania dis before !; reaches the age
q five years This condition IL being
relieved IN Measure. IL Is learned.
through the activities q The Red Cross
This Node institution. while not perfect.
perhaps In al It's workings. Is doing a
grea; work everywhere m connection
with unfortunate and suffering human.
~.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24

characterized the unions action "a vic-
lation OF the contract rights Of tho
Plaintiffs factory 90 ~ shut down and
their contracts 10 h. broken or unful'
filled until such time as the plaintiff
shall submit the demand ca unloniFo
their faciey"
In rendering hts decision Justice
Erang1r made some specific and en-
pha;c statements whi,h unlon.labor
p..onl@ should take 90 heart; tie pro-
claimed to God given uehi of cvcry
man o. live and a. work in acco. dance
with bis own desires untramm'led by
diur,r 81 assault from other WORKERS
90 duk,rs. on this uoint his statement.
which should b. burned into ihe con.
scie.cc aud hearts OF the American r'o.
rlc was
\ man may s.ork ~ not MS b. shah
chooss; ~ NAV s,rik, with others and
psac,ahly seek o'h.r- ~ join. Bui Il 10
equally settled that a worker may labor
and proyids for himself and family with.
cut hring subjected 20 the danger a
assault a. threat % bodily harm. that
- canro' ~ compelled % Join q union
u ~ j. not disposed % Do So. that I'm.
pioyss may no, ~ cntc,d from their
employment ~ threats or otherwise:
that ,he rlrh; 70 1--we and let live l. a
Goa.giyon iighi. and that all rights viii
- protected b. the court
'Cn,n the people ~ The whole coun.
trai. union.ahor men ana an others.
farmers. merchants, clerks and every
Other class q people. GENE 20 a realiEa.
ton that men have a Goi.ziyen right
% proiec;ion from assaults because they
des.rs O. work and care Tor their fam.
lies. unhosscd b. the demands a labor
lsaders. Ne can have neither peace nor
FREEDOM In this country. Union labor
work a. row conducted Is bot a specie
q CALLING sllvery. .: b. an amazing
thing ihsi men Who lsos upon physical
slavery a. crime against huamnity
permit themselves 20 D. snslayod men.
tally and physically ~ union labor load.
ers. against wSo-. dictates they dare
not Tor lack % moral backbone. rrO-
tes; THIS i not liberty. n is not indie
pendenoc II j. coVarily slhssryicncc TO
radioaiism."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24
TWO DIFFERENT VIEW POINTS.

Editor Jack Stricklin. 81 the Brown.
field Herald stated In last weeks n.
sue OF his periodical that In the future
he would not accept ads from out.of.the.
county merchants. owing 10 the fact
that the merchants of his little town
were supporting the Herald through
thick and thin. The wrong idea. brother.
rhe News Will continue 20 accept ads
from anywhere In the United States
where we are practically assured Of re.
cclving the coin for same. Not knock.
INK our little city In the least. we don't
hesitate Ia say that II we depended al.
together on the advertising patronage
given us right here In Tahoka. the News
would have long since been dead 10 the
world. ny accepting foreign advertis.
Ing We manage 10 keep on the right
side of the ledger. and that In the game
nowadays We preach the irade.at home
slogan, however. and people are not
forced 10 patronizc those who adver.
tise In this paper residing out Of tina
county. The Herald has the wrong iden,
md Strlcklin will sooner or later see
his mistake. for the fellow who has
been sending out II town for his Sob
work viii continue % do No II he thinks
he can save dime. and your business
will stand about the same. no more or
no less. The Herald has n good sprinkle
u advertising hut there In always room
FOR moro. and never yet have we seen
country newspaper man become ~
Itch that he will turn down good reliable
cash In hand advertising. no matter
from whence II camc.-Lynn County
News.
We feel that II Jacks merchants ara
sticking to him and meeting his every
need. then u would he had policy for
him 10 do otherwise than 10 stick 20
them TO the exclusion Of all others. n.
m the contrary. the News finds lts 10
under the necessity of accepting adves.
Using from all other sources 10 "keep
tho pot boiling" like the major portion
" the newspapers Of the country. then
20 10 n!
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24
NORTHWEST
TEXAS PRESS
HEw WAS CORRECT.

Natural resources should b. the most
important factor In building a commu'
nifty Remarkable as Il may seem. they
are frequently handicap.
President James 2. George Of the
Texas Chamber OF Commerce pointed
out In Amarillo Thursday that forty
years ago the commerce 81 the Port az
New orleans and that % New York
city was practically the same. New
Orleans was the gateway To the most
fertile empire OF America. All Of the
mississippi Valley naturally pays her
tribute. Today the sea.goinE traffic of
Americas metropolis Is perhaps ten
times that 81 New orleans. and New
York has incomparahy fewer natural
advantages Wherein lay the difference7
Men ~ New York refused 10 be beaten
by their handicap. They 'bucked' na.
turc. II you please. and have builded n
monument 10 their determination which
stands to find examples OF this sort In
Texas Wichita Falls i advertised as a
city that faith built" and had u not
been for the determination Of few
men. who refused to give up. Il IN ex.
trcmely doubtful II Wichita Falls would
now he the metropolis II the oil fields.
Nerno has remarkable natural re.
markahlc resouces--an abundant supply
81 pure water. soil as fertile as any 20
he found In Texas. and underlald with
water 40 near the surface that during
the dryest seasons alfalfa aud kindred
plants flourish admirably. We are near
the markets. have high class OF cltl.
zenship and are on the main highways
II travel. All of these advantages are
worse than useless II We sit down ana
depend upon the INTO help us build VII.
larger county into first place among
agricultural communities In Texas. This
can BE- done u n score OF men determine
that Il should he. and set about max.
INK their vision come true. Hard work
and the use Of good common sense will
win.--vcrnon Record.
The advice contained IN the above
mentioned speech II good for Vernon.
Amarillo and every other community
that considers itself sitting on top OF
the world" II takes real work and stick.
ing 10 II just now to make business
or community 81 businesses II win he
well for oil 81 us 10 heed the advice
given.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24

The Manufacturers Record on is first
pAge q the April isth issue runs a 1T.
;er from sone fellow Who Is giorioush'
snihusea over the fact that ihc Hard
Ing regime j. going o. X; away from
the orgies q the Wilson" aarniniSira.
ton. wsH. tha, will doubtless ~ a fine
thing. ana none Of Us. even who love
Woodrow wilson and believe him to b.
one Of ihe CREATES, Americans. viii kick
At an over the good things Mr. Harding IL
able 10 vooohsafe 20 the people. The
peOpie are asSurcdiy in lire Tor all Of
the good things that come their way.
Jus; nov.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24
MORE THAN FORTY YEARS SPENT
by C. S. WYATT IN PREACHING
ICOSPEL-COOD BRIEF HISTORY

raised her In the midst OF nffluence and
plenty. Mlss Annie Maud Perry. with
whom have lived for forty-fiv' years.
n We live to sce our next anniversary.
| taught school the next year. and In the
fall of 1873 started for Texas by private
conveyance. reaching the town Of
Grandvlew. In johnson county. In Jan.
uary, 1870. where We lived that year
and fnrmed In the meantime l had
changed my church relations before I
left Mississippi. having joined the Meth
odlst church. South. and united with
that church In Texas. ] clerked the
next year for Pittman a Samson In tho
town IL Grandvicw. This brings us
down 10 the time that my active min
isterial life began. and II II about that
which I want to tell you In the follow.
ing chapters. which will occur weekly
In The Amarillo Daily News. So get
ready. II you do not take The News be
sure OF subscribe for II right away.
Tread second lnstallment next Sunday
In The News)
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24
RIGHT TO WORK rNIRANMEIjED

lust no~. when the hhor unions are
staggering unasr shs bad e unen-
pioynent. and othsr eiernenfs C IN
FrSs fcllowing ;hee excessss IN many
easss asriag IN pas; few years there
are E.any eneEtiozs - q What tn cut
cone e she eaiirs matter VII Be None
wil atfenps 70 aeay the fart tia, In
sptrsd b. the Tseaasie s;r-ngsh q thslr
organizAfions. nary exc~~ses have he.n
WITNESSED ~ tn hAnds &C sozne organi.
1asiSas Thsse have had the effect %
cispopzlaririaE The unions with the
rank and fIle % the p-opie
This r true IN fac~ q m fac; tina;
eapitai vas guEty q many exoessss in
- o~n turn a; the whesl q Examination.
But throzgA an q this ,he raassss q
III psos,e have suffered They have
horae he rain q hO.h Enshinking Cen.
inatic-s ard th-y have Eruwn weary q.
q an and have oozs 70 IN point where
thsy h~aeve thy have su-ns righ,s hat
shoaH - cc1E3eret-
Bob iorko1ts ard s;rlkss have ih.l,
EVIL te.i-rcses. ard relshsr e them are
IN ke~ptnE With III spiri; q a rsrsiE-
car fern q govsTnnsr;- ]; - a for
tu.ass fact tAAs. ihs laws q ;hs various
states. x1pplsne-;s4 ~ fss8sral statutes
are hing - shapsd a. 20 relssve ~
vtcfinise1 nAto-ities. fruzn tn nesdiss.
tnconvensescs- aad exceSsss q ths
former days IT. fo1oElng relative q
a dsclsoe rscsnny renseroa - touch.
izg rights 70 wsEk EifAosi r1olss,A,iou.
= cirr>1 60 she MINIATURE Re-
ort q Mas y:
TIL RAT q q man 90 uork without
Saoies.afso. frc-a strikers Was ven
ssrscgiy psxse-fed In ~ decizoa ren
derst n Nsw York ~ surrsrn@ Justios
NItrhsn l.. Eria-EsT ia uTholdinr N
princiI1- q ~ GA shoT. In ul.rn
fArtrrers ha4 hrcu<h; suit AGAINST ihs
u.toa for t.ssees danaes-. which Jus
tic~ Esanrsr rsfss<d % cisrniss direc;
~ that ~ irJa,ction AGAINST ne
unioa 5000 - into e1cc; a. once.
tn scIt vas tks cs,Erowrh q .
ssrtss ord ~ to esssrsais.ation q
- f,-n ~ ~ IS bs-in-ss on ihs
Sg<.<As1 Ers.u7AA s1saS Erl.ngsr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24

II YOU can keep your head when al about YOU
Are losing theirs and blaming i, on YOU
II YOU can trust yourself when all men doubt YOU
But make allowance for their doubling too;
Ii YOU can wal, and not be tired by waiting.
Or being lied about, don't deal in hes
Or being hated, don't give way. 20 hating,
And yet don't look too good nor talk too wise.
Ii YOU can dream and No, make dreams your
master:
II YOU can think-and not make thoughts YOU aim
II YOU can meet with triumph and disaster
And treat those two impoSterS just the same.
Ii YOU can bear To- hear the truth you've spoken
Twisted 10y kuavcs to make 4 trap Tor fools
Or watch the things YOU gave your life to broken,
And S,ooP and build them mp with worn-ou, tools;
Ii you can make one heap OF all your winnings ..,
And risk II on one turn of pitch and toss
Md lose. and start again at your beginnings
And never breathe word about your loss
II YOU can force Your heart and nerve and sncw
To serve your turn long after they are gone
And SO hold on when there is nothing in you
Except the VIII which says them: Hold on!
II YOU can talk to the crowds and keep your virtue.
Or walk with kings-hor lose the common touch,
Ii neither foes nor loving friends can hurt you.
Ii all men count with YOU yet none too much;
II YOU I'LL the miorgving minute
With sixty seconds worth oi distance run.
Yours is the earth and everything that's in it.
And-which is more-youll be a man, my son
Ridyard Kplin
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24

Atiniion Is being called in the press
10 the fact that senator Lodge vas On.
thusias'ic In his endorsement q the
Colombian payment recently when the
matter was M and ths; only a few
years ago b. sfokc With much hitter.
neSs Agains; Il. II j. insinuaicd that
since Thecdore Roosevelt is dead. Sen.
ator Lodee approved the schsme. An
editorial writer In the Wichita Falls
Times wonders; Could 1, ~ possible
tia; u Woodrow Wilson should die
within four years. tina, our learned New
England senaiOr would support the
League f Nations The frcakish
quirks az The politician Is something
upon wkich no absolute dependence may
D. plaocf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24
GET IT CHEAPLy.

IL your name among the Canyon ana
Randall County boosters7 Just look over
the list Of Numbers Of the Commercial
League mcuhcrs printed In this ISSUE
u costs hut one dollar per month %
enlist M n hoostcr--Randaii County
News
Certainly no hive one" can afford 10
stay out OF the building. developing. ex.
nnnding organization for the public
good. al such IA price. Quite naturally.
u II expected that every resident will
come In at the figure named. Affiliate
with the real oncs---joIn!
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24
THREADS

Ordinarily Threads II not much on
giving advice. but II the sun will shine
two more DAYS. we are going to advise
cur readers 20 plant q garden. Of
courss u may snow again. but We hard.
~ think ~ one reason for this state.
inent Way De- summed up this way.
Three times T. charm" and We have
ALREADY had two gardens iruz-n out
this ycaf-the next will b. .. h. Then
too. W. arc particular IN the selection
q our plants Take onions. for IN.
stance. n you once get them up YOU
are safe Tor crop. They are strong
enough 10 bluff freeze. We have
three very beautiful little onions now.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24

A coinic writer tells a smart story In
which h. says that recently he dined
with a company q artists. and their
chef topic az conversation was money.
Then b. states TIA; h. had dinner with
a group n; flnanciers. and that they
coofined their conversation almost
wholly 70 art. Thus IL IL. that the world
talks q. ard & interested In the sub.
iects a which Il knows comparatively
iliile.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24

Alas the price Of an ungodiy ambs.
;ion Ia Ear too great for any person 20
teel that b. can pay. Tho suffering
wife q the former German ruler. after
dying IN exile from her beloved father.
land was buried wiihou; the presence
q her husband and eides, son. These
;wo. and other members Of the erxt.
while royal household we're denied the
priyiisee &C entering Germany.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24

Americans who 20 20 old Mexico to
establish for themselves and their fam.
lies homes. viii for the mos; part al
hast. D. greatly disappointed Those
who ioye Amer.ca and her institutions
VII Do vel 20 allow Mexico with her
oSn reopls o. work out her own agrl.
cultural financial and Industrial saliva.
Ton.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24

Cast your h-sad upon tn water. and
q shan r~iurn % 500 multiplied. not
many days heto.-" This u the sJiri, %
m Godauihu1iEsd adfn0niuor 10 tho
soria Just noW. xhsn Ch..ess aud
o;hsr assiisrs across IN - ar s;srv.
inF. This statement shalid come with
special force 20 Ia. weiifed people Of
Arnsrioa.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24

DurlnE the issi fsw week. the Ioo
and fcsi msn have BIN uno,rtain AZ a.
uhich would occury the ierritor1. Even
a. this howey'r. this state q affairs
vli Son D sssiisd. and the Ice man
vii 10 iotesr n~sd 10 apologize.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24

Some 81 the papers In East Texas
still maintain that Mr.. Scff did right
when BE- vetoed the West Texas 4. 4
" hill We are not surprised for
some people still believe the world In
fiat W. will not condemn them-ihoy
know not what they do.
Democrats say Harding Is carrying
out the policies II Woodrow Wilson and
IN way he IT, MIR. Wilson's views
were not always correct. but very Of
ten they were. Mr.. Harding N too blg
u man a. den0unce q thing because n
political opponent favored Il. and viii
In al probability no, bring America 10
shame as was predicted shortly after
his nomination.
And congress. too. Cor the first time
IN history. " workinr-in tn,ereS, II the
farmer. n " not riTht to suspect that
everybody will bc satisfied but " pres
ent plans 20 through mos, Americans
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24
MISTAKES ARE C0sIEBACKs.

John J. pershing receives pay
amounting to s2i 900 year ms ranking
general Of the United States army. His
allowance Tor quarters. heat and light
IL 1890.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24

Germany Nh have a poor chance get.
TING away from her var expenses. In.
oiudiug indsuriiisz-uiiimatoly she'll
have 20 kick IN.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24
BY RAY II. McCoRKLE

and when they get ripe We are going
To- make a bowl Of onion soup.
II you prefer beans. radishcs and %.
ma,ocs probably you had better buy
thom-if your nelghbors have any chick.
cus With onions. not so. Just guard
them few days and they will take
care II thcmslv9s An old rooster
came over to OUT garden the other day
and We know that he Is a christian now.
IT, tackled one of our onions and then
cried himself 20 death Fair warning
ohiokcns-poul,ry and otherwise.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24

a stonographic machine Tor the blind
was invented In 1915 by blind profos'
sor Ut Caon. France.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24

We have not seen many dissatisfied
people this week. though We can't say
that everybody Is happy In truth we
feel little "daffy" We are not sure
Just what brought about the change
but We take II that conditions viii soon
be- more desirable.
our big Print" II In n way rospon.
sible for our grief lie thinks he knows
Il all and We can't agree with him. How.
ever. 10 make u easy for him. We re-
marked tina, h was impossible for us n
know anything when he knew :, al :"
H. gu, sorc aud We got scared. 40 the
fight was Jailed off. We are not 20
lng tu say anything to his face, hu, We
woud rni'y showing you some Il his
spelling
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24

An electric lamp attached 10 the collar
helps the hunting dog pursue his game
into their burrows.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24

but 20 gr, closer to home. We want
Gee siy that there ~ too much -"
floating around. Amarillo needs new
hotel Amarillo must have more Wa.
ter school building must be- enlarged
20 meet the growing demands. More
PAVING is necessary. and there Is only
one way 10 DO thing. cut the talk.
and dig up the money Now Amarillo
Is not going 90 grow on suspicion. II
Is going 90 take money 10 do business.
and there Is no need of delay. The
hotel building committees are now work
iug. and are meeting with success. ~
you have not been solicited. don't get
insul,ed az try To dodge a committee
man when he does approach you. Go
dawn In your pocket and dig IN the
cash In a week you will feel better,
and In six months Amarillo Will have
a hotel.
This is the day for action. Dead ones
I don't count.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24

The Juice wasted from the remoya,
of cherry seeds Is math into n jelly with
a rich flavor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24

The idea n printing for the blind ~
Impressions was first conceived In the
10th century.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24

Coal tar. formerly considered worth.
less Is source Of several dyes ana
chemicals.