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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-08
THIS n MOTHERS DAY

There are those who may not h. able
to agrvc altogether with us. as We how
In rcvcrential devotion before the ia.
Their OF the Universe In thankfulncss 10
Him Zoe giving 10 US as peace offering
His only bcgotten Son. the Christ. There,
are those who. perhaps. cannot laud
the heroes Of the Old South. or the wear
crs 81 the Federal blue who participated
In the struggle between the states.
There are those. no doubt. who view
with question certain of the celebrities.
dates and seasons that are relatively
important. according to the varying
viewpoint. but there Is one occasion
upon which all can and do agree
Mothers Day
And. this Is Mothers Daytime set
apart 10 demonstrate to Mother our
appreciation Of her. u living. and 10 re.
we're her memory II she has been trans.
/ planted % the shores IL Eternity. God
shield US from that man OF that woman.
ttiht Wy W tHHA kHA WIZ h'iuS hoN Ah
the heart OF hearts bright. burning
love for Mother. That being who loved
us previous TO our birth. and whose love
follows US 10 extremes known TO none
other this sid, The vale" Is due today
our ,endsrest our modest, our purest
affection.
May God help Us today TO purify our
souls. TO elevate our thoughts. TO ap.
preach In mind and heart as nearly as
possible the ideals raised for US by
Mother. Let our thought 20 hurrying
hack 10 our first memories u Mother.
lie, Us see her again. as We saw her
thcn--,he most beautiful. the most per.
feet. the mos, loving the mos, precious
belne In all the world. oh God. when
We. as We are today. are confronted
with that being that our Neither want.
ID and expected US 10 he. wha, a sad
rebuke.
Mother. whether translated TO tho
nobler heights OF Eternity. or whether
praying for us an Earth's side u tn.
dividing lhe, Il dear to every hcart
worthy To- pulsitc today Her face. with
~, II a dcathlcss posscssion. and Is
fragan, OF sweet memories. May Heaven
bless and keep her while she lives. and
welcome upward her tender spiri, when
the summons comes for ascension,
Mothers Of men. today We bow before
you In acknowledgment, Of our deb, of
Gratitude to you for the sacrifices the
services and the sorrows you made. rcn.
d.rcd and suffered for Us,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-08

Ilaccd soine II her curly headed jewels
In Gods carc to blossom and bloom In
the spring time of eternity. Goa grant
that hyr gclng was as tho goldenrod,
Sof,ly gadlns through lesser lights 1T
l-auiy into the night universal. OF as
the morning star swallowed up into
white fl,SSls IL light. az as Oh. dew
uvcn the grass kissed by the morning
sun. ~ as the perfume IL flowers wait.
al fr,sa the yasc. or as the sound of
the harp moving.
Her Pale. wiihcred hands that more
than four score years
Have wrought Tor others. sooihcd the
hur; Il tears.
Dropped hahn Il love in many an ach.
ins heart,
Now s,iricss. folded like wan rose
lsavcs pressed.
Above the snow and silence 81 her
breast.
In mute appeal they told 10 labor done
And w.ll-carn,d res, that came at set
III sun"
u W. are fortunate To have nothcr
with We. lc, us tell her We love her. and
In some manner express our apprecia'
,ion Il her. Maybe her milestones are
numbered. III. asiile's almost ~'s.
the goal's almost reached. the journey :
nigh ended. She's now bending low.
her face Is punched. her forchcad's
vrinklc,l. her heads snowy white. bu,
her gentle. loving voice and pleasant
smiles are the same today as yesterday.
II ". are far away le, us write her
letter of tender remembrance; though
w arr grown. we are always little
children 20 her. What Is that wonder.
tul. soulinspiring. Jcyccmpclling. love
abNling sacred plac, of sweetness and
love which Is a child's refuge. u maid
cnhoud's DRAM and mans inspiration.
Its homc. Though what Is home with
IA, mother.
MAY God's riches, blessings bc bc
slowed upon the mothers who have
given their SINS n part ~ their ftc's
hl,--i and a Iar, II their soul to fight
fur ,hnwracy. life. liberty and the pur
sui, &C happiness and forever bio, ri
the fscc e the earth autocracy and dc
Iro,isin.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-08

III" fullh flower II crcsti,n.
She who cLsIsd eur hands In child.
ho.d and ga.sl.d Us over Rfc's stormy
way; always giving us god counsel.
advice aud Chccr she gently smco;hs
the pillow II death. she's the gr,A,cs,
Il GUd's isaT,s and her love Is eternal
n mothers lovc-its meaning who can
measure.
on who such depths q hallOwsI mys.
terry sounds
ou,s.,lc thu hear; II G0d 81 rich ,rca..
urc.
Has never Yet bs,n found
\ mothers face all Iadian, aud re.
splendea,.
Where meinory guards the shrine
with wa,chHl carc.
VIVA, master hand o'crwrOgrh; with
touch transrenden,.
A thing 81 wOndrOus fair.
\ mothers kisS-oh. is impress fingers.
Through all thu change that orr
ones suul may crccp;s
II thrills me now as thcse POoT trem.
bling fingers.
The chords Il m,muTy sweep"
We have reached the paint In our
civilization wh.rc mc,hcrh"cd IL en-.
shrined In the HURTS q the human
racv. as Is no other sentiment.
We have arrived at destiny which
reveals to us the divinity q mother.
We havv cOmc 10 appreciate ~ far rs
the definite mind csn apprcyiatc the
hl.sSsd Sacrificcs whi,h she makes. the
struggle. "a, cndarcs. N. patience
which i hers. the s,in,lin.ss which
she POSSESSES The tsst that Is In Va
w Vwe Ia her. our dads naay have
bs,n alright; In fsc,. as m~n 81. moS,
II them we're. bu, they didnt cuddlc
"a 81; Mss Uur bruises. oT pillow US on
iuNing hvafts ~ Ssb away the gri,fs
Z thu tay, ~ make Us f,ggc, the fears
II IN. sisTIuy nights.
Ptsts have sung e Il. Iain,,gs and
Scuip,ws have sough, increasingly u
,ransenx ~ Inspiring spiri, ui-a can.
Vas or In w~ad.ruus carvings e stone.
r,ligiUn has ,risd - AID Il /, t. build
- h,l'i.r - Ia. stars, and ~, the 4, .
tiuy q u SURPRISES our i-nwsFs L.
svttss. aud .lusuSt s,tr ,asr.rttx A., nm.
d.rs,and
what Transforms In few flcc,inr
years the shy and gaWky siri II the
fariy tcsus into ,ha, marvel e ia
t'n'v. drVo,t'n. symislh,,ir und,r
standing and surprising courage wh,ch
uniUlds With maternity
. Isn't 4 G's vnrv morc sanding al.
sI'irt O. stid. am"n<s, thu soas Il
nsn- q uio'hsr has E'nc. B., us uc,li
tate utsu bsr ,ysvhiags. Mtyi.- She.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-08
MAKING TuE FARMER SAFE

During the recent world war. when
the minds ~ our people were directed
with telling force % the fact that free.
dom and peace were threatened by tho
greatest vandai. murderer and rupisi
the earth has ever known. there was
much Of safety discussed. The world
was In b. made safe for the people
safe for democracy. for liberty. for ~.
ture generations. These things were nc.
ccmpii-hed.
After the victory was won when the
ds~s were cast IN favor % world free.
dom and the pendulum swung backward
from the scenes ~ war 10 those ~
I<acs. there came a casting up of scores
Prices and values tumblei. the people
were shocked stunned. both In war and
peace. by the s;upendous changes
wrought There came n searching out OF
facts and figures determination 90
know and recognize true values. Profits
and ios--s also came In for their share
81 attention. Glasses and masses passed
In reslew before the v.ritles Of truth.
In the analysis under the acid test
of real demands ~ necessity there
cNms to light many uusiFhtiy facts. ~
S.se.3 ss.s neey q ~ i.snss.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-08

time. their capital and their lives, all
Ia no purpose 81 Tar ~ prosperity fCr
them II concerned. II was discovered
that. although immense tonnagcs ~
products are grown each year. there i
no, the proper percentage Of Crcdl, ac'
crulng This state ~ affairs called Tor
thought. for adjustment, and now u is
accurately determined tina. the farmer
as well as the man who must hc Tel
from the farm have both contributed 20
their Poverty. There u no such thing
a. thu farmer hing Impoverished and
tho remainder II society bring well fcd
prosperous and contcntrl. The mo.
dcrnlty o. the present axe has Increased
the strength 81 the "tic that binds" ard
men today ia all CLASSES recognize as
never before. their dependence upon
each other
The revelation or realization o. This
fac, has brought abou, dcsll, upon
the part Uf all people not engaged on
the farms 10 assist thu farmer With MS
enterprise. to the end that be- may De-.
come prosperous II has been discvy,
cred tina, the one.crop ~ strictly staple
crop farmer. Is the one who IL falling
farther and farther bchind with each
passing year, ana lha, N, man who
ilvcrsifics. mixing with his crops no.
cral number Of milk COWS. brond SONS
and farm yard hens Is the one who IL
getting ahead. with a cash balance In
the hands Of his banker. grocer and
clothicr.
Recognizing the importance of keeping
an elements II society In happy pros.
porous condition. bankers. merchants
professional men. including the schools
and colleges. axe turning their attention
a. ways and means OF making the con-
dtions on the farm safely prosperous
Tor the farmers In many localities men
with means H. the Ccntcrs are extending
aid To- these on the farms. 10 the end
tina, these may buy livestock and poul.
try according TO their faliciilcs for han.
hing the same with profit, The dawn ~
more prosperous day on the farms
OF this country viii he colnCidcnt with
the putin. of more ,s,.s. hogs and
hens into III. scheme u production.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-08
BEAUTIFUL TRIBUTE TO MOTHER
REPRINTED BY REQUEST OF ONE
WHO LOVES MANS BEST FRIEND

The following beautiful tribute 80
Mother" v reprinted by rc,iucs, IL
fri;pd who deeply appreciates mans
best friend" and was written several
years ago by J. W. Collier Il Calves.
ton.
It's our mothers thu, instill into our
hearts the hes, principles of our lives.
twas at mothers knee where We USED
To rest our weary heads and receive
the gentle touch a; her lowing hands
and the benedictious Il her KISSES and
prayers.
The worldly wise. the MAYNARD. the
business ridden and the prodigal. find
the love of mother awaken In their
hearts II God Is hove. We know moth.
or loves mos; ot any earthly creature.
81, is the holes, thing alive. she will
sacrifice most freely. deny herself
mos, chcerfully endure mos, patiently.
labor most resolu,ely and forgive mos;
fully; she does NEST Tor less hopes even
".''"'' "'P.' y" se''''s anu s'IussHs
when all others have given up In d..
SPAR.
'' "'a'"' ~" wv nv s"n may o.
sunken in depravliy. In drink. In dis.
ease she u"ss MOI see u '0r she SEES
only that which II good
i"' s'cie' VI he' 'oNe y tofu'udc
anu iu'"'sr'h'e' fa,enoe ana '~'a'r'
"'ss '"e s"eesn'ss' "'p'h' h"uh'ss ana
'c'u'' W "lo'hs' ''o'e mas o'-h r''os'
n'1'u 'n' s'o'i''eu Az o""n IN" Ss's.
We a" Nn"" 'ns' h't ""'ds are cum
'oruhs' her 'ouoh 'ehd'r' her sympathy
h''p'uI lnahh "'' u" N'il'N Is ~
"'''' "" "u'u'h u" great ana no sf'ci
u" outn'hs"'h' 20 ''us" n'r 70 stop '"
count the cost :" h"r Scti'icrs M"'h"'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-08
MORE THAN FORTY YEARS SPENT
BY G. S. WYATT IN PREACHING
COSPEL-A GOOD BRIEF HISTORY

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-08

see my God in every loyuu, smile
IN every tear she'd ios auo,hcr'> woe:
In every hear, which doc, ne, harlor guile:
In every moment be i, lice, ~ slow.
II !, run swift, with joy or drag with care.
see III, viii in each my God is there.
] see my ,'ud IN each un,cliish deed:
In every word tina, has some praise ~ balm:
In every soul tina, takes cuuragcou, lead:
Ia tempest fierce. and in scrrnes, calm:
u I'm alone. with Others. any where:
Awake. asleep. my tod j. ever there
! hear my God in whispers oi the breeze:
! Him in the sunsets wondcrous hue:
By gad-voiccd birds amongs, the flowers and tree
hear iiis praises sung in accents true:
In music. ar, and bOoks-divinely fair
End | nv God Who dwelleth everywhere
~ Y
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-08

Really ~ hav. bccn disappointed this
week. Ever sincc cur last edition of
THREADS went forth TO cnlighten the
uneniigh,-nci. we have been locking
f,r members of the local Paint aud
Powder club to send us word 90 leave
town. ot course. Wv couldn't have &C.
c"mm'-latci them. as u takes money
% huv railroad tickets aud Wa are al
WAYS In the rcd" Yet u would have
given uS an opportunity To have had n
it'll. war. ~ which We are very fond.
~ c~ursc. our wars have been limited
10 people with common faccs-nct the
Manipulated kind and u may be that
they u.s. war paint. II ~ We hope II
doesn't make them as savage as the
ahor ieinals II America.
Honestly. VIZ are puzzled. While com.
INK down the street one day this week
n woHlsn s,oppcd US. and after looking
y, ~ur syc for abou; n minute-which
seemed like a YEAR Co us-said: Mack.
80 after them. You are on the right
trail" We looked 20 see u she was
PAINTED. and when We found that she
was not. We hra~ed M and asked her
Jus, What she had reference to. To our
surpfisc 81. said that our Sunday
Thr.ads on pain, aud powder was a
"gsm- This proves our contention that
ell wum.n are no, alike. Some Of them
arr quite succcssful-and they do not
Paint.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-08

Money invested In the work Il the
salvation Army 10 loan 10 tho Lord,
This IL a great work and has 10 do with
character ~ activity In which other
organizations are not engaged. The
salvation Army Is putting is hand 10
the tasks incident 10 salyaEing broken
humanity. and II should no, b. denied
ample support. Let the work ~ the
Army he unhsnpered for financial sup.
port AZ leas'--we need 1, here In ANA.
rillo and h. the Amarillo country.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-08
Is PR0IllBiTON PASsINGs

Ifgfr uf AN
,ouor int.rcs,.. ther. come occasional
..,e,ne,,. that the "prohlbi,lon wave
4. .u,st,,ipr &c These statemcn,s have at.
,r.r,oa a,,c,,,,r nj some prohlhl,lon.
la. .,a ,he.. n, ,urn have evidenced
alarm wh,l. An war and poll,ics Il II
never n safe position 90 he oyer.rcas.
surcd. OF restfuln confident. for ac,iv.
,,y Is the price Of life itself. but No far
as any recession u the prohibition wave
IA concerned. there Is no basis for any
such statement.
Quite TO the contrary. there Is n
steady swelling OF the wave. Millions 81
people are being added 10 the throngs
inss Of Prohibition. Millions have come
TO know tina, there Is a blessing In each
uassing hour spent IN sobricty. among a
schet, industrious. determined people.
Thc.r are adding the weight Of their
endorsement TO a state OF affairs that
10 no LONGER governmental IN its nature.
II has been demonstrated that wives
and children are better fed. housed and
clothed. are happier under prohibition
than In those ways when husband and
father had his liberties" unrestralncd,
and his pay check absorbed like water
By a sponge.
A. one M the evidences Of the sta.
h,,,,,, and ,erma aencv M prnhibl,,on IL
offered IN the ma iori,y az one hundred
,ho,..nd vo,.. M IN. "drys- oyer the
"wets In the province OF Ontario. IN
Canada. This was bone dry" prohibl.
ton. and no, a modified form. Tho In.
hlbttion Of the law adopted applies It's
penalties 10 the manufacture. sale and
imporfation Of alcoholics. There Is no
halfway ground IN the matter. and the
decisiveness OF the action OF the people
sfves assurances Of the enforcement OF
every phase of the law.
The action OF ontar!o's people evl.
dences n disxust that will have done
utsonce and forever with the damnablc
hs,rlness that. since its inception. has
bern n deiusion and n snare An the way
Of the unwary and hurtful TO society as
n whole. The time An NOT far distant
when peopl. Of the United States will
wonder ~ A. ia rally n fact thu, this
masch,.x~ government actually did. N,
n dase NO, r.mot. I'm the mast. ier.ilze
thu manufacture and saic ~ an e,e,nen,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-08

HUT even nj that. painting IL not the
only fool thing that In being done.
Only n day 90 - ago Chicago police
were instructed TO enforce the curfew
law. That means that all boys ana
giris undcr sixteen years Of age must
kecp off the s,wcts bctwccn the hours
a 10 o. m. and a. m. shortly after
the order was Issued the cAbef u po'
lice gave out a statement that the mer
would kssp The hsys eef q " ssrssss
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-08

Allen MeKicans must now 60 hurry.
Ing home 10 assist In making places Tot
Themselves In N. Southern Hopublic.
Here's hoping that they ~ perfectly
into the ncw regime In Mexico and that
some u the lessons learned In Am. flca
viii d. them go.i "a their own .lda IL
the Rho Grsnde nyer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-08
BY RAY u. MccORKLE.

asked for an explanation he said that
when forty.year women and four.
tccn-ycar-old girls use the same kind Of
drcsscs-thc kind that are abbreviated.
a little being taken away at both ends
that M ordinary cop could ~ expected
to tell whether one of the species was
sixteen or sixty. Knee dresses. modern
toc.pinchcrs. artificial hair. and n gen.
crous supply Of paint and powdered
whitewosh. viii fill the creviccs In any
old graany's face. And u she will just
drink few vanilla fixxlcrs'' and fiil
her lily trap with chewing gum. she
can safely dsfy detection. With a boy
Il In different. II he looks rather young
police may stop him and ask his age.
II he higgins his reply with high tenor
voice and concludes u In nsso. tho
sop may I've sure that he has a sixteen.
ycar-old lad. AS n second test. the COP
may run Ms hand over the lads face.
and II he finds about six whiskcrs IN
one side and q half dozen on che other.
he may even clear himself by telling the
young fellow that he should hunt n bar.
her shop. That In nothing that he mp.
preciatcs more than the fuxx on his
face. and he wants everybody TO know
that he has whlskcrs.
Bu, we did not start out 20 tell how
pcople should dress. We couldn't. even
" we wanted to And We are not going
20 say any more about raising egg -pro.
during roosscrs and gardens. They are
both very Troublesome. end any man.
unless he ~ a millionaire. should avoid
garden and chicken yard. We have
gone into the dog business. and like II
very much. II 10 an easy task to raise q
dog when he never stays nj home. Our
neighbors feed him. and for exercise ne
chases cars. and nearby chickens. Life
under such circumstances n q pleasure
-for he brings ho0e eli TIE chlckens
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-08

Get the ehurchgoing-hablt- will
bring returns far In advance u your
expecta,lons
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-08

ing is a chump. hut We can't agree with
them. Harding has pulled few bon
ers" In life. and no have other people.
but right now Ia is doing all In his
power To get some money TO distribute
among Americas disabled soldiers.
These boys need the money. and Just
as long as voters are required 10 pay
flfty.scvcn different brands Of tax. they
feel that they should have say as to
where II goes. Soldier boys actually need
financial aid. many IL them. ana they
should. have Il. Why spend all our
money In one placer Heretofore II has
been going to the politicians who I'm.
scstiratcd" things. The only thing that
these investigating committees have
done has been 60 spend the coin and
prove 10 the general public that they
were n bunch III technical "mazuna CT
tractors"
The soldier hoy has n friend In Hard
Ing. and unless some ri tho bush
whsckcrs" run bluff. he In going 10
give them some assistance. Really. We
think Harding too big man 10 be
bluffcd. even by the bolshcviki element
Of the Republican party. and u he n
there win not bc very much rag chew.
ing" In the future.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-08

n ever occurs 10 you that you. your
church. yo1r political party do no, have
~ ltAs a dsskxtss. y, ise xaKid. IA.
Deming graphic., 1921-02-15
KANSAS CITY MARKET

Kansas City Stock Yards. Feb. T.
Aght receipts brought the first rally In
y cattle reported ON any Monday this
War. In most cases steers and butcher
cattle were % cents higher. and stock
ers and feeders trong TO % cents high
er. Hog prices were irregular. Some
heavy hogs were down 10 to IL cents,
and light weights were up 10 to 20
cents. The top was $3.50. and bulk
$500 to 500. Sheep and lambs sold
readily at strong prices.
Today-s Receipts
Receipts today were 1900 cattle,
5000 hogs, and 1900 sheep. compar-
ed with II, 800 cattle, 1900 hogs, and
$500 sheep week ago. ana 1900 cat
tie, 1000 hogs and IL 900 sheep year
ago.
Beef Cattle
Demand for killing cattle showed
tarked improvement today. Prices
Arre mostly - cents higher than last
weeks close. Trade developed con-
siderable activity. Today's receipts
were smaller than expected, and the
demand was caused by the slump I'm
the market last week. Inquiry was for
Al classes. Choice steers sold at $S.25
10 SS75. and fair to good kinds $50
TO $S25. Ordinary classes brought 81
up. \ few prime cows sold up to 81
and choice light weight heifers up to
Deming graphic., 1921-02-15

J. A. Nnhoucy, Pres OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
T. NJ Murchson Vce-president
H. g. Brown. Cashier 3 A. Vance. Asst. Cashier