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The New York herald., 1921-04-27
White Garden
+ urnlture
at a Third Less

Chairs-nine types.
Benches-eight types.
Tables-seven types.
A hundred or more pieces of
these-all of cypress, in French
and English designs, painted
white. And two pergolas, two
sun-dials, and one swing with
stand.
TABLES-$10.50 to $3.50
for SIG to $43 grades.
CHAIRS-$15.75 to S32.25
for S23.75 to $48.50 grades.
BENCHES-S25 to S57.25
for $3.50 to $50 grades.
$164 Pergolas for $109.25.
$3.50 sun-dials for $25.
$91 swing with stand for
$60.50.
Fifth Gallery. New Building
The New York herald., 1921-04-27
When a man
Wants a suit

the ONE thing he desires
is to be able to walk into
a Mans Shop with un-
questioned faith that he
will find there just the
suit he's looking for, at
the right price.
Well-1Calk i1a:,
What is here?
The New York herald., 1921-04-27
A very complete
range Of suits

$35 to $65.
Specialized models.
All wool fabrics.
Variety of patterns.
The best tailoring.
Custom-like finish.
The New York herald., 1921-04-27

THERE Is often just the position you want
or the kind OF help you are lookinRN FOR
Ut the Employment Agencies using HcAeld
want ads. See Classified Bection.--Adv.
The New York herald., 1921-04-27

Fourth Floor, Old Building
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23

iza,on leaders following rccen, sessions. The
committee consisted Of Roy Hoffman. Oklahoma.
chairman Gilbert Bc,tman, Ohio; William r. Me-
Galley, Illinois and Lcmucl POLES, the Legion's ma
itional aduiant
DO not establish free soup kitchens and bread
lines" the instructions read Our buddies must
have food and shelter w,hou, degrading their man
hood. Work mus, be found The post is the agency
that mus, provide it. Let industry he the basis of
relief asked for Don't stage paradcS anything
spectacular They are lost motion. Bring your needs
directly to the attention OF employers call their at
tcniion to the fact that the rcs,lcsSncsS first no.
ticcablc among returned soldiers has now disap-
pearcd"
Pos, commanders are asked to draft Legion men
so situated that each may stand behind an unem-
ployed comradc until he is permanently located in
a job providing him with the necessities Of life
until he can provide ior himself
Garry the legons message" the bulletin con
Guides TO the public hire the soldier; be may have
been restless At one time but he is steady now To
municipalities start now public works YOU may
have planned to put off until spring. To the soldier
lont iloa, around tie yourself down TO n commun-
ity and stick TO your job when you get one
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
APPRECIATION OF WILSON.

No man OF the present age has been SO much dis
used as has Woodrow Wilson. former president
Il the United States Millions OF people in and out
4 America love Mr.. Wilson and look upon him as
man oi greatness II is equally true that there are
Iaillions at home and abroa who have not withheld
the fac, that they have no appreciation OF him or
his work.
Measured in the elements oil service. in the ee
ments OF the purposciul man, Mr. Wilson will live
IN aud on after the last of his critics shall have
AIDED from the pages OF history. The following pref,
y tribute to Mr. Wilson, is clipped from recent is
ne OF the Des Moines. New Mexico) Swas,ika:
The press dispatches last week contained a story
hat Woodrow Wilson was now able to work eight
hours every day and was gradually getting back To-
heal,h. Since his retirement from the presidency
Woodrow Wilson has loomed larger ON the horizon
81 the future every day. Many reporters have inter-
iewed him and asked for expression OF his views
IN questions OF the day and especially what he
thought OF the Harding policies. To all he has rour-
tcousy refused to in any manner enter into discus
sion OF the President. This contrasts SO iorcibly
with the attitude OF the leaders of the Senate and
House during the last two years of Wilson's admin
stration tina, it is at least refreshing to the Ame-
can public to know that there is one man who is
not playing politics the mistakes OF the other
party. DO YOU remember that Chairman Fordney
81 the Ways and Means Committee said! II voted
TO put Woodrow Wilson in the hole and we did H.
Every day emphasises the fact that Woodrow vii
son is big man, too big to stoop to little thing
that are practical politics. but OF the peanut variety
pos,erty will give Wilson the place he deserves and
ink his name with those OF Jefferson and lincoln
as the three greatest in history. There have been
other great men and greatest of all is the name o.
Ben Franklin. George Washington is also in class
by himself for his generalship. but the greatest
presidents have ever had are Jefferson. lincclu
md Nilsson"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23

naus,ible. however. I Win Try. BY the
guidance Of the Holy Spirit TO Interpret
II; In my humble Judgment. II means
.i"ing al that We are told to do. IN the
.sible. II We do this. We become docis
u the Word and no hearers. only.
a nearer u IN. Word and not docr
hereof. In described M a man looking
at himself In glass and then stralght.
Nay forgetting what manner OF man
ic was. This man hears tho Word. and
doubtless considers II good. thinking
,ieradvcnture. some other day. no win
heed II. But he gees his way. with ".
aons of others like himself. letting tho
ares of this life. the fascination OF
aaklng money. and the allurcmcnts Of
pleasure. ohlitcratc the appcni of tho
message. thus becoming mere hearers
MI not doors of tne Word.
But who 20 looketh into the perfect
Jaw of liberty and continucih therein,
- being not "A forgetful hcarcr but a
loer of the Word. this man shall be
lesscd In his deeds. What does II
mean To look into tho perfect Inv OF
ibcrty and to continue thercIny IL
means 10 yet out from under tho law.
nd g,t under grace and sfsy there!
For tho law In an enemy. ard when.
ycf we g,t hack under the law, We
re- under bondage. Under grace we arp
'et at liberty by the atoncmcnt OF our
Lord Jesus Christ. he having abolish
d In his flesh. the cnmlty. even tho
NV of commandments contained In Or
dances"
The law In an enemy. Cor the above
parsngc OF Scripture n.s no. and Il IL
also n curse for Paul says. In Gala.
ians $40: For as many are under tho
works of the law. arc under a curse,
Tor II II written: Cursed .is everyone
that con,inueth not In all things that
are written In the book Of the law, 10
do them" lnit am glad 10 notc that
there II an annulling OF that curse
found In the i3th verse of the samo
chapter. which SAYS ''Christ hath rc-
deemed W. from the curse ~ the Inv.
tclng made a curse for u.s."
Also Ia b. doors OF the Word. IL Ia
e like the good Samaritan. who took
care of the man fallen By the waysIds.
and not like tho Pharisc- and the lie.
vito who passed by ON the other side.
for these latter We're forgciful hearers
Il the Word and not dosrs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23

favoritc hero. lie will be able TO as.
scmblc all the facts necessary for his
Essay. And every American girl Hike.
wise knows what historic incidents
navc impressed her most anh what
characters from school history texts
have left histing memories In her mind.
The criticisms In sometimes heard that
America il q country that forgets too
quickly. that history u taught perfume.
tosIly 10 logs aiis sbsis who forget u ~
..oon rs they pass from schoo, life into
,Dcir mature YEARS. The essay contest
lot only alogscs strong interest whils
a 20 Duigs Conducted. IL ALSO awaNcns
in cvhS.s1an,s a ls,I,a@nvii inlercst In
.aiags historical ~hien loads ta.lu "
s;Ldy O4is..e lhe.r text bOsls,s N q
.tsulur .s1 !.
The sgcVess VI la, cV.tes.s already
.e!d oan tc Gated 40 provl VI the good
g,sgi1s ~ 10 expected. .t,
DvY,r.Luwarus Post al pcarssiii.
Teas, awalucl two pf.ses reccntly for
.ne beat ,ssay w.lilen Dy high.school
s,udeills va Aascricanisii. The essay
"hicn WIN first prize was read at .
mass meeting IN the hish school audi.
tu,iun,. anu 10th essays WEIR publish.
ii IN the local paper. TINS drought such
encouragement 10 the students that
hey immediately usied that thoy -
allowed to have another contest. which
,.e post heartily agreed 10.
Extracts from the prize winning %.
sly "a owe Lundauist. Kansas CITY.
!,an.. In the contest held BY the Wyan.
io1te Post. are illustrative of The depth
ui inough that students manifest IN
these contests. Writing on the subject.
What Does Tie American Legion
Mean TO the community?". she said:
ANY man who would risk his lie 10
save his country would certainly not
uirk lids duty promoting movements
lat would involve loss sacrifice. !.
IA school children We feel that the -
sion members. because of their pro.
cram. will promote educational duttes.
lid movements to bcautify the city.
promote the health Of the community.
md make Kansas City the best place 10
he world TO live In" ..a..r
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
GOOD NEWS.

"oh me. oh. my. Tia showing and
Nhat fun we'll have exclaimed Flor.
nee. as she whirlcd about the room.
'ycr. be sure TO wrap w good Tor
here Is a north wind blowing" replied
Ter father.
Come now. and get into your coat"
allied my little Mistress mother.
And. 20 tell the truth. I don't
now which was the glri ar whore she
vas because she was wrapped IN In No
many coats II seemed ~ me.
That afternoon the snow was just
ight for sleigh riding and you may DO
urc II was used.
Al night the snow storm was still In
full blast. and looked as though IL
would never let up.
1T looks like IL might be Christmas
me-" exclaimed Florence.
well Il isn't very far.swsy." spoke
fer father.
II know Il isn't but Halloween must
come first. Thanksgiving. then comes
Christmas" exclaimed my Mistress
ri'h glee.
The snow lasted for several days.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
DO WE WANT coed TIMES.

Come unso ma. al ~ that ab.r lnc are heavy
laden. end vii give you nstr'
Tbs vas statement. made by grea, benz factor
N u, hig ago. Il VAS a cheering and hopeful onc
ior an, man and icr thc woman needing, dcsirine
an loigns tor rest. IL lured the weary ones OF
to hasen Of security-just those who had bur
dcns under which they had grown tired and dus,
and travel stained. The message was addressed
only to those who would &c, away from the penal
tics OF their journey. not to those who Eel, tina,
they had the ability to continue as they were. de-
pending ON their own resources TO meet their own
needs.
What then is the application; The question is ::
Dove OF Amarillo want good times' Are we a, tina,
point OF WEAKNESS fitting us TO take advantage OF
the good timess Are we at that point OF WEAKNESS
fitting Is TO take advantage of the good times Jus,
ahcadi" This is question that is rich in meaning
II the tide OF conditions is to be changed. this
change mus, come about BY set design-it viii not
be OF chance. The change must be wrought at the
end OF campaign. purposeful. hopeful and with the
desires OF the workers fully in view. II the people
Of this city and section have suffered sufficiently
long through the depression affecting every
element OF society. and ready Tor the change
to the extent OF getting behind the constructive
programs needful to the resurrection OF prosperity
al well and good. II on the other hand, are hut
partially prepared through our financial CONNER
cial and industrial Gethscmane to make the jour
ney to the city OF refuge. it just as well no,
to start until the entire pilgrimage can be visioned
and undertaken in hope.
phen we get fully ready for the good times
"a which even the purposeless among our citizens
emptily talk. when we are ready to pay the price
iot. thai which we would nave in cooperative and
msrliish SCI .g Inc resi-" viii be ours in busi
ness way. Il Nih b earned when each and all ,sme
tos<hrr 70 i,i' The program over as an indication
OF mr. readiness. AMI no, until ,honl
Ne have al aoieed boa easy j; Is io condemn
she as,ion,i the other fellow The oihrr fellow Tor
ihe.rao,t part, !, always a, Iault hai Nla, ve need
IS the ability t. discover ,ur vw ior, comngs.
Nhr9 ,se zci ready 10 invest iuI aud un'tin,cd
share IN the desvlGqcn, program 81 lie con'nun-
ify. withholding 40 thought. time labor capital
According "a our several abiliiic. We viii 60 for
ward il, snsxnnum measure br' no, uuii ,hcn
Let Us get our own consent io ifyitc tbc good
times Ne desire BY assuming TIE proper attitude ga
hriug sbcui. and hasten TIC approach oi such con-
ditions for a. the message OF res; uness was only
70 thc weary" it is thar prosperity" viii cone
oaly % those who put themselves into the prop :
ehaisreis 10 receive it-individuals corporate =
communities!
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
CONTESTS STIMULUS TO AMERICANIsM.

a nation without heroes Is a nation
without history. and nation with.
Out history IN n nation without pat.
iotism and must fail.
The test OF nation ia not. only war.
1t H. peace as well. The necessity OF
educating pride of county. belief in
rs ideals and traditions. exists In peace
a. well as In war.
The National Asaericanism Commits
ion holds these views IA ats efforts to
promote patriotic instruction Of many
iuds Ia The schools throughout the
1.ntry. 1t has ioIad the essay contest
Especially suitable means VI nc
taa.n;iAs school children With the
-v2t .acsA a. American history aud
''ip Hgt WQgl.s .v>1s VI siaericans
Fno hoped a-i.e t..as a.slory.
Th, Conm.aaoa Aas induced school
Iilcls!s AID lvacncis all through the
.ugntay g. ps,viue for ,hcse essay co.u.
t'utiuns aag " reward win prizes
,,.niir aud atgucnts Who show the
srvaicsl ABILITY an assembling and PFC.
s"nting historical MATERIAL.
The AIaSrlganisia Commission wishes
every poDt vi thu Legion during this
aul year 10 hO.d aa essay Contest VI
~ own upon same patrictic SUBJECT. II
aHSgOsia that each l,.st appoint a prize
essay committee Ia draw up tho terms
Of TIDE competition and designate the
pfizes. 1hV posi u.ay make its plans
u suil cumiitlons in its own coinmun.
ny. y may confinc the contest 90 pu.
pills oil certain grades ar LET AL pupils
e,iuli,.c a.. equal tSri.s. II may desig
tste IN subjects ON which the pupils
nay wIite. or II may state broadly that
each ESSAY may deal with one historic
american event. "A period IN American
history. the greatest deed of an indiv'
val American or an individual Amcri
ans whole contribution 90 his country.
The post may offer cash prizes. or II
nay give scholarships. emblems or
loving cups The commission suggests.
rs an illustration Of possibilities. an
essay contest on The Meaning az the
american Flag" with flags as prizes.
Almost every American hoy has his
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
TOTO'S NEW ADVENTURES.
by KATHRYN McILROY.

and on ono OF these days. as Florence
came home from school. there was a
letter In the mail box. She took IL 10
her mother and then went out for an.
other sleigh ride.
In the midst IL her enjoyment. sho
thought how Albert would like this
and to he SURF II would suit Fuzzy
Wuzzy for cold climates were made for
big. brown bears.
AS Florence pulled her sleigh home.
her Mother waited for her nj the doo...
Come In and take off your coat and
miltens. I've something nice to tell
you. We've got letter ftoni Aunt
Sadie. and she thinks they'll spend the
winter with u.s." came the words from
her mother.
what good ncwsr' exclaimed Flor.
encc as she hurried upstaids 10 tell me.
And now Fuzzy Wuxzy will he here
and you and he can have the erAndest
times ever, like the ones YOU had last
summer" spoke my Aiistess (which
means MistrcssJ az she picked mo up
Next sunday you'll read about Tho
Surprise"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
TO EACH MAN OF EVERY RACE.

Jehovah God In my God and your
God. for n. II the creator Of every man
Under the sun.
Jesus Christ Is my Savior and your
saviour. FOR lie was sent by Jehovah.
Hts Father. died ON the cross To re-.
deem every man from sin and death.
God reads my heart and your heart
and the heart o. every man. be his skin
white or brown or black or yellow. ana
II the heart he honest and true and
liiiod With a acs'c 10 serve. He claims
Il tor his own.
He made thu lowers OF many eolors
to perfume and 'hdorn this earth.
Think you the rod flowers hate the
white and the white tho yellow? Not 20.
Thoy all bloom gladly and swcetly to
gethor. sending their fragrance as In.
ccnse 70 their God.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23

BE yc doors Of the Word. l would
all attention Of friends FOR little
lille to few verses OF Scripture In
he Book NJ James. Ito We doors ~
the Word and not hearers only. de.
Giving yourselves. II any man be- n
nearer ~ tho Word and not docr. he
In like a man bcholding his natural
taco In glass, Tor he bcholdcth him.
self and gocth his way. and forgcttoth
what manner OF man ne was. But who
ooketh into the perfect law of libcrsy
nd continucth therein. he being not
forgctful nearer. but docr OF the
Word. this man shall be blessed In his
leeds"
Now my friends. there IL a wonder.
u significance and FAR reaching mean.
ng In these words Tho first thing the
ritter tells us IN Ia he doors II the
Word. VIVA, Is IL To be door of the
Word The answer is practically mex.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
EMPLOYED FEED UNEMPLOYED.

The employed World War veteran is urged &.
sustain an unemployed buddy" and thus help IL
sustaining the morale among those who so gallant
y struggled for world freedom and world right
eousncss during the most terrific war ever known.
This is sane advice. and will doubtless be follow
e - the veterans who have places in which e
woek. realize their responsibility in this matter
SQnp kitchens. bread lines and spectacular pa
ssdes Of jobless veterans are disapproved and ev-
~ vosling ex-seriee man is urged to care ion
a u1eQt)oyed csnesde Sasil he can find work 10
iasts1eioes being sent OUT BY psvppal headquar-
ten. q tbe American Legion 60. guide posts and
neipbsss 10 solving the unemployment problem.
/. N eDmmunication is based upon secommenda
oipaSl of national unemployment council VI organ
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23

!, IL sin. and elm only. that has sep.
,rated Gods races Of men into Babels
u Thought and purpose and hope; Il
II love. and love only. that viii hring
them all together again under one
great white banner az truth. with one
purpose of service. into the Glory -
lis approval. 81
God sent Christ. tho symbol of HE
lovo ana mercy. 90 show ~ the wsy
"a Him: and Nc expects Ne 10 help
zach other on tkst woy.
wc are MI tho erected # ous 0od;
Tie intao1tsuts e AZ saq6 Uv& Ne
rcclricats Il ont hnps. 2 -. $40
.you. whe In gour Cppescd .uupsr'
lority. stand spast. so6mbtfc yuurs~ivcs
with the perfect man u 0ed.. and h
your humility 90 forth 10 Servc ell ysu
tan 81 carth's great brctherhccsk
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
JoBRERs AND MANUFACTURERS.


;hcir organization ar becoming force ior good, TO
not only their home community. bu, 10 the trade
cFiilory served by them. II is being demonstrated
ih Il means SV'icthing to be Sawed iy Ahose wlie
iise rgi, here au,opc The idea here indicated.
d, lcrhal, better illustrated hy . story told OF .
negro wll, vcut into hapi 1, Is stated that tbs
Negro entered re bank. hok,i arolud ior simc,
,ad ben Ncat uat lIc-ucS day he returned and
wen ilir9ogi. ihe g.inc mal,uN.r.. Inns WAS cyt-
tiuucd lar several ia! sshsu ih.aiy ;hc cashier
curiosity Soi The hcsfr ~ huu. and he a-lScd
icgro replied avail, ,ai F,c wanted t. rosii M
money hclh. but - avs sep you' al =t cn.
ser timc Sc been in i, ah an didu't know
Uhr,hrr yo' all 5 a-goin ter stay h all. or no,r
II makes difference 10 thc purchaser whc,h
ihsaman OF concern from which he pufchascs j.
-oing to stay here" II makes adjustments. COM
ufications and re orders so much more convent
II. AMI then, too. there is feeling OF fraternity
at springs up between dwellers in the same sec
Ion Of the country.
: The Jobbers and Manufacturers Association is
aying the effect OF putting over this recognition
~ mutual concern. IL is one of the unseen ele-
nents that makes morr pleasant the transactions OF
business. The men who distribute goods and wares
rom amarillo feel more closely related TO their con-
tituency in ,hi portion OF the state than il win be
,ossibc Tor foreign concern 10 do. The jobbers
md manufacturers IN amarillo agc fissVcs here
md they moved not only by sicsac TO transact
BUSINESS and to bsild up Jiettelc. bu, also 70
s,ablish iss thenissises rsPuie,son asnong their
riends for fair homes, and reliable dealings. as the
ne true predeati's for liberal and increasing
patronage.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
TIE ROYAL LAW.

n We ulfn the royal law according 10 the SCRIPTURE
Thou shalt love thy neighbour ihyself do wesi but
have respect 10 persons ye commit SIN and con
.eted ~ the NV n ansrtessors-Sames 2; =. o.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
ssOTiCx 10 fHE PUBLIC.

Any seruassas setscuoh upon che character standing
reputation d any Individual firm. concern corpora
TIN TINT appsar In the columns Of The News be
gladly correctd when called of the editor
= not The ntenion Of this newspaper wrongfuly use
Jure amp Individual nPn. cocern. corporation and
wal b. made where warranted as prominently
the ~runsfuil, published reference az article
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-17
HISTORY ON THE MARKET.

(From the New York Evening Post).
 No cold statistics of so-and-so many acres for sale or so much fac tory street frontage to fill out the real estate column of the London Times. The column teens with TO- nance, history. tragedy, and pastor al. Do you want a castle? If you do, there could be no more "castley" castle than the stately rocky strong hold on the lilly Isle of Lindisfarne, celebrated in ''N1armion," to the TO- mantle description of which the can ny editor adds that there are three golf courses adjoining, as well as a Favorable yacht anchorage. Or are you something of a itterateur, and do you fancy that the shadows of past genius would inspire you? How, then, about Box Hill, the little hillside cottage where George Mere dith entertained Stevenson, with its views across the sweeping Weald of Sussex clear to the South Downs? Or if you want to lead the sporting life, there is the old mansion and stud farm in the centre of the Whaddon Chase, three miles from a place with the delightfully."- preposterous name of Leighton Buzzard- Or is it a moated grange in Suffolk or Kent upon which your heart is set? The mere catalogue of those for rent or sale brings memories of that damp fragrance that is the accompaniment of only an English twilight The fact that no mention is made of bathrooms is a small matter. One smells the roses. hears only
 The moan of doves in inme-
 moria1 elms,
 And murmuring of innumerable
 bees.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-17
PRAIRIE sCHOONERs UP TO DATE.

TF ANNOUNCED plans carried out the middle of next A mUnth will singular procession making it's way west ward which will recall the early of prairie schooner hundred and twenteight automobiles each with modern bungalow trailer behind, ten trucks vanguard from Brooklyn headed for the Snake of South Western Idaho. hundred twenty eight American families who want to get their children streets planning body settle in this Idaho Valley The project under the superv sion of the state of Idaho and the prospective agricur Brooklyn to settle land which until recently sagebrush prairie but has been provided with irrigation
 which it most desirable cultivation. Something like hundred and twenty-five dollars will be paid Ee the basis of twenty-five dollars down and the bal within ten years
 This experiment is decidedly novel and interesting and it outside the possibility that if successful it will be followed by others of the sort It is also sgn fcant indicating what extent motor driven vehicles all doing increasing amount of the work formerly done altogether by the railroads.