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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23
WHY WORRY

When the newspapers uft ,Uud, mined
.n the ,u' hand 60 printing Too much
crime news aud an iha other hand are
criticised as contributing ~ the "crlmr
wave D., their failure .to Keep thu pub.
Doc apprisrd 81 law Nl,Aiiuns usWspa
per folks ara apt to wonder Just what
ihCr SHOULD do. one Trims about a. The
NEWSPAPER profession i- never bothered
on the matter II "as othds see W" -
Wichita Fails Times
Hut why should new siaper man
Worry H. should know that 20 pleas
all IL "a task too great Tor any man
Even Jesus christ had many cncmics.
and for q I'or publisher a.. think that
h. can please em al u too much
Il may H. that too much sensational
news has been published though II
Il doubtful un,ll few years ago crime
news was suppressed. Officers would
max" their movements a secret. and IL
didni pay. Teddy WHEN crime has
heen committed Il, il published In thou.
sands Of papers within a few hours after
Il happens. and a. rcsul, the escaping
criminal u compelled 60 cvade thou.
stnds and tens Of thousands ~ people
Instead % few officors.
Tho results have been worth while.
Few criminals escayp. aud the press
IN grrat way " responsible. The news.
lnpers enable officers TO BE- more eff.
Gent
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23
RARE PAPER COLLECTION
RECEIVED BY UNIVERSITY

AUSTIN. April Gone OF the rarest
collections IL newspapers of the early
days ~ the United states that there
probably II 10 H. found IN Texas was
added TO the library of the school of
Journalism OF the University Of Texas
by ". u. Maycs. dean 81 that school.
SOME time ago. lie CHANGED 10 run
across tn" collection newspapers In
New York They include many news
papers tlet were published In New
York. Boston. Philadelphia. Charleston.
:. G. Richmond Georgetown and other
cities. The Gates OF these various news
papers range from 1875 20 1876. Among
them are the American Citizen ~ New
York. Philadelphia Public Ledger,
Char 'esion Courier. Federal Reporter,
Ulster County Gazette. Aurora and
PENNSYLVANIA Gazette, Richmond IA
iriot. Washington States. Washington
Globe l,lchmcnd Pilot aud many others.
80 the sir'lcni of Journalism these
"ll p ,iodlCals are especially interest
ING. rhcy ford u study In personal
journalism tnat existed t. a marked lie.
gr,c ~ THESE early days. They also
slew tlo hrinnlng of the development
uf American nsNs features. alihr ;si Ter
the NEST part the columns Of the earlier
newspapers contained little 81 what Is
now known as spot news. They were
largely NJ a literary nature. The atlver'
tiscmcuis also afford an interesting
study
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23

The travelling public. thu chance Wis
itor, the tourist who comes 20 the city
n>sking a community in which h. may
spend his money. and ultimately csiab'
Nah home. all have called attent'r 70
the fact that We need adequate hotel
facilities. From all over the country the
statement has been heard that Amarillo
u a lovely town. she has a delightful
climate and attractive and keenly active
people. but she lacks On hotel facilities.
Few there are who have not heard some
such statement. n they have been ou,
from the clry 10 any appreciable ex.
tent.
Amarillo nov has before her n scheme
for the establishment Of hotel Of such
Proportions as to compliment any city
Of many times her present size. She
has the plan clearly and fairly defined.
and q u now up TO the people 10 deter.
mine II their love for the community i
such a.. viii spur them 10 an investment
"a the enterprise.
Il h a well known fact tina, the hotel
fsciiitlss OF a city determine the growth
ana standing Of that city. Many there
may b. those who could wish IL other.
wise. but there II no such thing a.
changing this Jaw. A city without ample
hossls 10 Accommodate the people enter.
ingfshat community is a crippled city.
This IL not a mere matter Of talk. sur
rniss or maybe 50 but Is fact that has
bsen,proyen over and over. and In wide
~ separated localities.
Instances Of the hurtfu influences Of
the lack. Of proper hotel facilities might
Be- pointed cut all over the United
states, This - no fanciful figure OF
speech. but a statement as correct and
unerring m can be made. With ample
hotel Accommodations Amarillo would
Enthusiastically become quickly one Of
The great cities q the Southwest. bu,
without such investment the develop
uient must b. much slower and less sat.
isfactory In Its proportions.
Now. We are brought face TO face
with the facts. the entire plan has been
outlined. the campaign Is on. the people
are working for the success Of The ven.
ture. and the city has Its opportunity Ia
say whether Il win or viii not invest It,
money In this great hotel enterprise.
Question: What will AmarIilo's an
swer be?
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23
Handsome Husbands
Not So Eligible as
Business. Men Now
lpy International News servIecl

WASHINGTON. April :?.--"whc,hcr
II Is suffrage or some other influence. u
il fact that the marriagcablc young
woman ~ today prefers 10 pick her
future husband from among men OF ma.
turer age" according 10 Captain kroll.
the capltol's marriage license clerk.
THE psychology 81 the girl who con.
templates marriage has experienced n
decided change during the last two
years" observed Cupld's official inter.
mcdiary, who insisted that girl these
days has an eye Ia a safe future with
comfort with n husband with good sense.
even though older than herself. rather
Than life full 81 romantic uncertainty
with handsome youngstcr who may
change his mind over night and get n
divorce the next morning"
Colonel kroll was no, prepared 10 say
whether this rather startling develop.
mont In matrimonial CONCENTRATIONS
would H. lasting or whether the prin.
ciplc ~ like likes like" would again
gain the upper hand. 1T may be that
the girls desire more independence and
II may bc they think an older man can
guarantee such n state with more ia.
cility than young husband just start.
ing out In life. Young husbands m a
rule are also Jealous and wish TO domin.
ate over their brides. while men with
more experience are more tolerant"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23
Modern Girl Has
Preference for
Old Time Novels
sessIai To us New.

speelai 10 Ths NeNs.
NEW YORK. April ss.-The modern
girl has changed her tastes In the sciec'
ton of love stories.
Miss Anna IIurkcr. assistant 10 tho
fiction department Of the New York
public library. says 10.
They're rAdBng classics now she
says. and that's one real reason why
good old-fashioncd affection cannot die
hut will continue stronger than ever un'
Der Influence OF the best authors"
Miss Hurkor points out tina, demands
FOR sensational books have declined In
favor of literary masterpieces.
THE shop girl OF today u the great.
rs, romanilcis,." Miss Hurker says.
Each day they troop Into the library
for copies OF Lorna Doonc.' Tho Viz
glnian.' "A Tale of Two Cities As You
Like It. David copporfieid.' The
Manxman.' Romeo and Juliet Tho
House Of the Seven Gables and others.
This proves that something has hap
pcned 10 the reading Judgment u our
future mothers. II speaks well for the
future.
Genuine affection which seeks guid.
ancc from books, and wishes real and
manly devotion. has been on the In
crc2se since the war.
THE reason Is psychological.
Love IL seen everywhere. Even the
movies are helping to put II on higher
plane.
This reconstruction OF love Is In it,
way Proof Is abundant. and evidenced
5y the turn In iastcs-lI,crary tastes
of the yong wonanhood OF today.
'i.ct us encourage the reading Of the
classics. for In the classics as the girls
ats finding out. are love stories which
never grow cid, because they are reel
aud earnest and have been written from
the heart"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23
,sncATioN Am ,arnit ANisu

" faHf HNN HNHNN f HN NH
efs th.i ifr man uha tla Coo dnfHti
iunv flfr d Amman rffnnuons
thaf untInrs and pi0sslnus fisu im
munllts ani ihlN Iut' See L. iha
inject inal thf mHsi iaiiinilD To- fsf
r'f vho haze nafns to ihlf 0funift and
have nr mtsn iht inuhio in atlai
themsrhfs u thr atrnurs thuNh
whlfh fuu, understanding Oi lh. ro,t
erlan,ni ai ihs Jul.od States ars tho
li0vsai in i-inF ass.m.hisi and ult.
mairiy makr ths ifousi riiifrns.
u b uuqu,siiUnaily truo hat the
var with us stunning revelations as 20
itiiirfacy save mu,h lmIftus O. me
Advancement 20 odumtionai cafupaUns
ihrourhou, ths United States Eysu th,
strenuous cuts hy the iTls'aiure have.
IN ihr major number ~ 'tses emitted
the schools from ,he.l rampant suger,
The uliioracy 81 he southern sections
~ the United states CA average IL
asionishIugly h.sh, un account q tho .u'
clusion ~ the u,gro,s
Nov, II has t.-,n rather definitely ~.
tefmined that 10 make On" educational
work u the United States NOR, thor
ough n 10 raise the standards ~ Amer
lcanism. To teach government 60 give
information about the Institutions and
laws Of the United States IL 20 win
friends a. our form ~ government.
Thus u VIII D. observed that dum
purpose H. lsing served through the
eradication " llitrmcy.
Many agencies ar lcnd.ug thcmsulyrs
% this grcat work. Including the dis
iriCi state and national organizations
for teachers Then there an NUMEROUS
other sourccs from which aid il heinz
received In this most important work 81
Increasing llteracy IA tho United States
and creating love for ,he country
through the avenue Of clearer and
more comprehensive understanding Of
Il. Perhaps their has not heen a more
comforting thought disclos' Vi than this
one that Is inspired hv LOYALTY 20 the
flag. patriotism aud national spirit
Let It h. the hop and prayer of al
the people that thu educational pro-
grams II the state b. not Interrupted
Bu, rather T., zach aud every program
b. enlarged that has as Its purpose the
more complete educa,ion az the coming
men and women Of America
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23
\ Merchant, dream.
n uvonlng / was taking

Last evening ! was taking
Win merchant old and gray.
When he told mc Of dream he had.
think It was Christmas day.
While snoo1ing Ia his office
This vision came a. view.
For BE- saw an angel enter
Dressed IN garments white and
new,
Said the angel, ",m from Heaven.
The Lord Just sent me down
To bring you up t. glc;y.
And to nut ON your golden crown.
you've been friend e. everyone
And worked herd night and day.
You've suppurtcd many thousands
And from lew received your pay.
So I want YOU up In glory.
For you have lahorctl hard.
And the guod Lard e. preparing
Your eternal just reward.
Then tho angel and the merchant
Started w toward giorN's gate.
But when plssing close To hades.
The angel murmurcd. Watt
I've a place wish 60 show YOU,
It's the hotties, place in hell.
Where thu ones who never paid you
In torment forever dwell.
And behold the mcrchau, saw there
lila old patrons hy the score
And grabbing up "A chair and fan
lie wished for nothing more.
he desired a. ~ and watch en-,
AZ thew slg1l,d. sluFcd and burned
And hiE eyes would rest ON debtors.
Whatever way they turned.
Said the angel: Come on merchant.
There ar" poiuly gates TO see
lut the merchant only muttercd.
This II heaven enough for me-
Stolen.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23
OH LANDS N Wy0M!IHA!g
De SOLO 1T AUCTION


~ - =" -
cAalall. we. Arii 1.-THE ale
n, pul.llr auftiu a 90 lsanss 90 e.tho
asss 10 ihs aaii CitsA "a iisld ,~lce
tasllionsd ~ lhe lnis.iuf dfialiHlrhi,
=, i,fsa nilng che ffst sale authorised
u,,iag ghs nsu - leasing In. will h.
hrn June it. u aas nHn"uhesd tezlaY
fnsn ll.r Iuusla- land eiflcs. whons tho
s.is viii w. runJusiFsis
t'nder ths nfw rezulailona eflecsiha
~. ssls the tract Il dlvlied into STA
tesp Inside" unit. n approximately lee
ao.s saeh ~ whleh the government
Wiu fessfse rsaliy ~ enc third ~
an "a pr"iu,sd and y "edRe" iFarsH
,u Which the ROYALTY VII H. - pc
9nt. IN original Hoilocs which wefe
withdrawn the royalty has been flked
al 10 l,.T csni Zoe the cntire aereage'
There H. limitation ~ iso acres 10
each purchaser. individual ~ corp0Fats,
AZ tho same time announcement y
made that The sale II oil lca~d in tho
Poison Spider neid. west q caApet'
adysr,lssd Coz May 6. has BEEN post.
named. The sale probably VIII BE- held
up until the SALT creek lcasea are dis
possd IL. In iocal opinions.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23
BIOL SHEvlKI GAINING IN
STRENGTH, SAYS TR0TZkY
nv Assocla,e,l Press.

by Associated Press,
LONDON. April 2s.-Lcon Trotzky.
the Russian Soviet war minister. adj.
dressing the students passing Out of the
military school IN Moscow, declared that
the Bolshcviki army now counts mil.
lions Of fighting men, with 100000 Of
fic,rs. while the output Il the Russian
munitiou Factories increased 400 per
cent In 1890. save dispatch 10 the
London Times today from liclsingfors.
lie added that In tho coming summer
he would investigate the possibility. 81
an offensive IN the east, and raw o.
revenge against Poland.
Meantime adviccs received In London
indicate increasing activity ON the part
81 Insurgents In Siberia and the Ukran.
ian. which the Bolshcviki have been
unalle 10 suppress. The adviccs state
,st rkranida rebels seriously defeated
thu nolsheyiki forces.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23
WOMEN ATTEND THEIR own
AFFAIRS

Since that time when Eve was charg.
"a 9Th causing a disturbance through
her suggestion to Old Man Adam that
n certain bit Of fruit was luscious and
appetiking. men have been prone 10 De.
clare women meddlesome. troublesome.
quarrelsome. inauisitive. and various
other uhcomplimentary statements de.
rosatory 10 the gcni,er sex.
Even in that early day. and from that
period forward. however. disapprovai OF
such assertions and assumptions have
been 81 hand for the person who would
b. Informed a. TO the truth. During thu
past hundred years men have shown an
almost entire monopoly In the grae, game
Of iniermeddling. Since that period
when the women. through disgust.
clipped some Of the extra fabric from
ihe bottoms q their skirts thus litf.
ing them from the sidewalks. floors or
ground. as the case might be. there has
been an almost continuous wall about
the length Of the skirt. Men have made
this triflinE abhreyiation OF the lower
extremiiies Of the skirt a topic for con.
versation. they have ridiculed sooffcd
Of. and otherwise heliitled the emanclpa.
ton CT the women from the ihrall ~
dragging weighty. cumbersome. insight.
~. dlrt-mopping garments.
In all this time. women have paid but
little attention 90 the garb OF men They
have not declared that the trousers
should BE- longer or shbrter that the
vest should b. cut fuller or less So tina,
The coat should b. given greater length.
or les OF ~. demonstrating % the think.
ina mind tina; the ladies are far more IN.
c,ined 70 attend 10 their own affairs
than are the men. u l. comical 90 nets
that some ~ the ministers are 20 deeply
concerned In the length q skirts that
they have decried their lack Of length.
and have offered Suggestions ~ L. rem.
sdies sEzins; ''immodes;y." Il Is sug.
gesisd that some ~ the state legisla.
lures have stopped their program Of
cutting expenses" LONG enough 20 seri'
ously contemplate statutes prescribing
legal length. Il skirts.
Insu,,sA AZ o. q the women, patient.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23

Even az this time there are those who
are kicking agains, America. and claim
ing that their liberties arr circum.
Scribcd. and that the laws are SIcb that
they have no freedom In this lana OF
the free and home Of the brave. All such
should take WARNING from Emma Gold
man. one Of the mosi pronounced an.
archis,s ever To inhahit America. Sh.
raised her voice continuously against
America. and finally the go,, ninent.
growing wcary ~ her perpetual De.
fiance. doported her 90 her beloved.
free Russia. After being In Russia. glorl
Gus soviet Russia. she unhesithtlngly
and vehemcntly. and emphailcally. de-.
elared that she would pref o rot IN
an American prison than - b. ruler %
Russia. ~ when we feel sour. ,mhltter.
ed and out u tune with he govern.
men, and It's institutions IN America.
lei IN think OF Red" Emm'. and appre.
ciate this country q little mor, than we
have ever done before.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23
WILLIAM \. BOWEN ONE or TIN.
Old 81 ARD.

William 4. EoWcn has passed on. lie
was 80 when the summons came. lie
had passed siNtyihrcc uf his years un.
der Texas skies. Texas ncwspapcrdom
has been robbed II picturesque Fix.
Use. Texas political circles ~ breezy
personally Texas rOm,rcial circles of
orc who was always In attendance.
William n Bowen had been idcnti.
iiol with thc printing aud newspaper
business Tor uurc han fifly years. He
was u cub rcpOrttr when r. j. Davis
WIS hustled oW Of The capitol at Aus.
tin by Richard Cokc. the lionhenrtcd."
He WIS a star reporter On the staff ~
the Austin Statesman when Ben
Thomran. King II gunner. was the
chief IT The oau!,al police aud the six.
shoul,r hess 10 the town.
H. was orc 81 The cnrly prohibition.
BITS. IN fact. hc was a ippuIl-r of the
fits' squad Of whiic fiiboncrs that be.
gan the crusade agalnst John Harley.
ccrn when John Was AL powerful from
the Guf VI McNico o. the Rocky Noun.
tulny and NEST Texans drank their
liquor straight.
During hi Ions no HI bad been con.
ncctrd with manv ncwslnDcrs lie had
been q lecturer and an organizer. He
had been Identified With farmers
movements and his first weekly was
published In Wise county. then on the
fringr # the desert and one u the
frontier ports.
For twelve years he had heon pub.
liHhcr aud editor Il the Arlington Jour
mi aud a firm publication until III
hcal,h weakened hts plgnlficcn, ply.
Squc and Tho hcckoniig finger ~ the
Reaper had warned him that Thirty"
far bin wng near
This uiorrcr PRINTER and writer and
,itiz'n Yves wildly known. he had many
ti.enfs. o. aii r'.t''ni convictions he
was av on i.incr and his Democracy
wns ~ that brand that the early Tex.
ans fought for ;'naoioualy ana held 90
until the end came.
Tie wDs one Of the mos. ultra cham
pIons ~ state rights, he did not he.
lieve In many Of the policice Of Wood.
row Wilson or the Wilson admlnistra.
ton and hc passed away welded To
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23
FARMERS JOIN HANDS.

It's fine sign Tor the city and for
the community when q body Il farm.
ers can band together To protect their
uwn interests as the farmers ~ Tom
Green county arr planning To do IN per.
fectinr farm bureau. It's better sign
when the business men of the city, as
represented In the kiwanis Club. can
20 on record as endorsing that move
ana rs their resolution endorse a move
a. arm agen, and ~ vitality assure
The hiring q one. when the business
mon Of the city cooperate with the
farmers In such a manner as that. the
dawn of a better day approaches -
San Angelo Standard
Texas farmers today are in many
ways different from those Of thirty
years ago. They are learning tina, the
Aelfish man mover accomplishes very
Bs'ch. that /, q unity that makes the
burdens Of al light
The longhorned steer was al one
time the pridc % the Panhandle bu,
,hat was before stOckmen learned tina,
the breeding of pur..bred stock was
economical A. well as profitable. Each
year improvements are made. aud with.
IN few years tho much talked Of
farm drudeciy" viii h. history.
The city dweller has learned that /,
u To his interest 10 b. a friend 10 his
rural brother and vice sorya. Tho III.
vans Club and Rotary Club and Lions
'iub are all organizations which pro.
mote friendship. and jus; as soon as the
city man learns tina, he II dependent.
IN vay. upon IN, farmer. and the
farmer realizes that h. must play the
Tam- fair with the city man. conditions
VIII bc ius, ~ they should have becr
for years
And the good things o. ro,c liz tho
hci that bp,h thu city man aud the
iaTmer roallzo thu truth.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23
DIVIDING TExAs

Division Of tho state Of Texas. lour
adNrentcd v thousands Of West T,xans
wIh tl1e best interests Of the W'es, n,
heari. u beginning 90 BE- accepted bv
others only reluctantly after waltful
watching Tor many weary years. during
which time East Texas politicians hnvo
run IN. affairs OF the state 10 their o,yp
liking and Left West Texas with plan,y
" taNaii,n and very little repr.sne,a.
uon 10 Ike their ways or not. Tho
finrk that has sol the blaze 10 separ,t.
statehood matters all anew il the veto
OF the A. a NJ. hill by Governor Neff
The governor could not have made nor,
converts 70 The idea ~ a state ~ W.s,
TeNas IN a hundred years IN any other
way Sentiment alone has these man,
years Rep, the Ida from spreading
Now that sentiment" Is an on..sld.d
and that West Tcxas is used as an az.
ccneni appordagc for moncv.n,islpr
purposes only thousands Of WeH T,y.
ans have found themselves Suddenly
wiihoai ANY good reasons why IN. di.
VISION should not take place .-Fioyd
'"NHt9 HtsRtTian.
West Texans hav never advocated /.
division OF the state from choice. bu, az
o matter II protection. Sentimental ron.
sons n Tor no other. have always beon
2 stumbling block. Sc, when /, comes Ia
4 case q necessity. Yves, Texans will
~ willing 10 forget sentiment ana do
What tl"" feel g. their duty.
Tf' Eat Texas press. as uholo
h's scoiird the action OF Governor
Nc'i u wat enc az the creates, Of 20.
lticIl flurlcrt and whether or no,
T'Nn' Is divided II is safe 10 ssy tina,
VIZ Ncif and those who are unfolding
M hciiyn. ualiz" that ih.y have start.
ID ut IN n cold trall---thnt the peopls
d" Wet" Texas are no, ignorant ~ Z,
fh' truth
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23

A COW valued AZ sos. OOo died the other
day In Wisconsin This COW has a =, -.
ord % forty pounds OF hgtterfai per
week. This, OF g urse was ~ aboye Al
average COW. but with but:ertat ayorlF.
ing above fifty cents per pound. Il
would not h. difficult, 10 see that she
was very valuable on a production basis
alone. The people Of this section ~
Texas have ideal dairying conditions.
and the hope II the country Is pretty
strongly bound up In production OF more
cream from the feeds grown In such
abundance.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23
MEAL Is Promoted
By Associated Press
ny Associated Prens.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. April EFT. l..
Mccall correspondent OF the local bu.
reau of the Associated Press. has been
appointed dist. let superintendent with
supcrvlsiun of service over western Mis-.
souri,. Kansas. Oklahoma and Texas.
Announcement ~ Mr.. McCall'a promo.
ton was made by Edgar T. Cutter. of
Chicago. superintendent OF the Central
division. Mt meeting OF Kansas and
Missouri editors here. The new district
viii remain under the control Of Super.
intcndont Cutter.
Born In Ohio. Mr.. Mccall has liycS
In Kansas city since he was a smar
boy, He was educated In the loca,
schools and at the University Of Texas.
Mr.. Mccall specialized In law. hut soon
after leaving the university he took I'm
Journalism. lie has Very wide ee.
dualntancc and has been especisy,,,
prominent In lltcrIy circles here. Y
Mr.. cutter. who had headed the Kan
sas cl.y bureau for many years. VIA.
promoted 20 the position of News tdl.
tor Of the hicago divisional office In
1918 and Mr.. Mccall was made corre.
spondcnt here. Mr.. Mccall has bccn
connected with the Associated Press
since 1900.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23

tlHd laInr ani ffissliHf rn siaailf
fafNafi desires IL lhl r''ahH nH ihrF
should vita nasiA o. iHfihf foioif
faiHifa ani ihU ifaaiHlHia 40 q a.
nH tiai ihrf faH ia 81 iil be- o.
fali. unn ihaI riiais io pfrii.n ohi
tsil..h ihrlf nalnfIuaf tbsHHF
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23

No. let "a no, speak lightly IL the
dead. Tha lcgalized traffic In frcze II
dead. The hci Is that the salc aud use
OF boozs has oeea .radc NO unpopular
By reason - the attitude OF the law and
society. that any nan who INDUCES In
the use of Illicit alcoholics Is also ap.
proximaioly dead. and VIII b. entirely
20. Just as soon as god men with fieadS
nerves and active brains ran h. secured
10 take their places IN the business
world.