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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-13
MOST WORTHY INSTITUTION.

The Record would recommend 20 the
entire Panhandle and especially 10 the
press NJ tbs Panhandle and Plains coun.
iry. the Panhandle Orphans Home 10.
Gated IN Canadian. A few months ago
the members Of the Church 81 Christ
organization found themselves burden.
ID with four children whose mother had
died and whose father was unable &c
take care ~ them. Th,Y and their min.
lister. W. l.. Swinney. undertook to
place these children In some orphans
home. hut found that there was no
place Tor them. The institutions down
In East and Central Texas didn't have
any welcome for Panhandle children.
These good people found that there was
a great need fer home In the Pan.
handle a. take care of just such cases
as this whtch might occur In any or oil
communities In Northwest Texas. SO
the institution has been esiablished IN
a splendid location In the best part Of
this city and In residence property
bun; on plans that ma.c Il admirable
Tor this purpose. The building formerly
HOUSED the Canadian hospital. The
manager and matron ~ the institution
NJ" the very highest type OF Christian
character. ate efficient and represent
the best ~ Canadian citizenship. The
home will be located In the healthlest
place IN the world-,he Panhandle
whore air, water soil and sunshine
combine TO make healthy. vigorous
hodics and clean minds No other town
has seen ~ "a undertake the establish.
INK OF an orphans home. Boost this
one. The work II the highest calling In
all the world. No Christian standard T.
higher than that Of picking up the help.
less child che undcvelopcd mSld. and
giving 3, a square deal. fair start on
the road 20 "a happy. useful existence.
II there Is one little soft SPOT In your
heart foT charity YOU will boost this
Panhandle Orphans Homc.-Canadlan
Record
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-13
GO To CHURCH TODAY

In this time q mental disturbances.
when the thoughts Of the people are
running wild over the expansive field Of
desire and action. II the reports may b.
relied upon, there is a growing tendency
60 affiliate and attend the churches In
the United States today there are over
200 religious denominations. secis and
cults With this list TO choose from. 1t
seems that everyone should h. able 90
find some body q people with whom he
might enjoy an hour OF two each sun.
day, for the improvement and storing
Of his mind. for the tightening Of his
burdens, for the solacc q his soul.
II IL true that all Of the zee arr not
represented through organizations In
Amarillo. but there are almost twenty
OF them TO BE- found within the corpo-
rate limits. and this Is really not strict.
n a limited field. The congregations
have been formulated. their church edl.
fees have been erected. or other quart.
ers secured 10 that men and women.
boys and girls may worship according
20 their convictions or desires without
fear Of being molested or made afraid
These various affiliations. eommu.
Mons or brothcrhoods have issued a
standing invitatiol TO you. 10 yours. 10
your neishbor and lie TO h. present and
enjoy the work II tie day. These pro
grams viii go on. even n you are not
there. but the part Of the blessing Of
which you are capable OF absorbing
will b. lee, insofar as YOU are con.
ecrned. The city has made the invest.
ment. the programs have been prepared
With thoughtful consideration for the
benefit OF all. and 1t Is up 20 the PEG
pie 10 receive the benefit.
This Is not an invitation TO attend any
particular church. whether Christian
or Jewish. Protestant or Catholic. there
WIN h found a welcome and program
worthy Of your closest Consideration.
This IL a Cosmopolitan cltizenU-it has
been gathered from many counties.
from numerous nationaii,ies. and yet
there Is a oneness Of interest that
strangely and closely binds all together.
Today. the appealing invitation Is
made to the people Of Amarillo. Come
% Church,"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-13
THAT'S TILE ANSWER

With all his seeming parsimony Gov
'rnor Neff approved the bill for the IS
adjustment of tubcrcular hospital foi
soldiers In the Great War. which viii
'ost million and half dollars. This
Is handsome thing Cur Teas TO dc
'ur her suffering cx.sol~ers and will
doubtless aid many Of them To regain
THAR health. Maybe Governor Neff Ia
not stlngy hut merely discriminating
aud careful of the public tunds.-Chll
dress Post.
You have PROFESSIONALLY answered
your own question. Brother Thomas. foe
certainly NJ one would call Governor
Neff parsimonious and mean II. Cover
nor Ncff has done many most worthy
things since the beginning Of his off.
cial career. and the people will. on the
whole. have no cause To regret his
lection. lie Ia doubtless glad to have
had the privilege 10 participate In this
bcncficicnt act for our former men AZ
arms
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-13
FATHERS VIEW.

Father has little boy
To school he always goes,
Ills hair Is red and curley,
There are fr.cklcs on his nose
lie IN JUS, the kind Of little boy
That make great men and wise:
But low his shoulders now are stopped
And specs are on his eyes.
He's been 10 WORKOUT. crowded schools
Where there's no room for him,
His pep Is killed his courage chilled,
And life's knocked out Of him.
Father has a little car
It's wheels are always bright.
It's just the kind II little car
That any one ono would like.
Ne never drives II In the mud,
II stands not In the rain.
For when its gone my dear" says he
We'll have no car again.
tie voted Tor a million
To build n better road,
so that his car might come and 20
And never feel the load
The boy came hmnc and asked his daS
To build better school.
And fix quiet playing place
Where II was always cool.
My silly child YOU do not know
What things YOU say aud do.
You seem Ia think there's nothing here
Quite good enough for you
You ask me for another school
And FOE playing ground:
IL really does not seem AZ though
Your mind were clear and sound.
why there is lots 81 playing space
Out on these Western Plains.
When 7 was n boy I wish I'd had
Such place to air my brains.
u sat upon homemade bench
With slate upon my knee,
And aid my sums and learned 20 write
When ! was a iad." said he.
y feel that what was good for me
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-13
Public Opinion
PERNICIOIs UPLIFTING.

Passage u the Wit, Hcr,zbcrg med
cal bill WIS defeated In the Texas Son
ate Thursday following the most p,r
sisunt and successful filibustcr carried
On In twenty years.
This bill--a general medical practIc,
ct. supplementary 70 the present med.
zeal law, was introduced In the scnat,
~ Mesrs Witt. u Waco: Hcr,zberg
u san Antonio. and In the House by
Harrison.
what was particularly objectionable.
Is the section In the proposed amend.
n"nt authorizing injunciions 20 pra.
vent practice q Christian Scientists.
ChiropractOrs and Opiomctris,s mon
'rug eycglass fiticrsl Organized medl-
Inc claims that the members Of thes.
Professions are really practiclng med
cine as defined IN the Texas medical
law which Is remarkably comprehsn.
siv" In fact a former attorney general
has So ruled Therefore. the intlnc.
ton plan would place In the hands ~
organized political medicine. new
legal weapon, operating immediately.
Without having o. await the more or
less leisurely action Of the courts.
The amendments provide pcnltentiary
sentences, instead u fines for viola.
tons.
Fundamentally the injunction fet
'ure VIII always be- the enemy II IRE.
neople. II the members u the non.drug
Tef, ssions are engaged in the practice
Z medicine per So; then the Hill should
20 declare and make them liable 10 thu
penalties incurred by its violation. n
hey are not engaged In the practice OF
icdicinc they should not be- placed in
an outlaw class. Nevertheless. under
he present attempted construction
hese men and women are criminals in
the eyes II the law To oven nttenpt
% construe that such professional PEG
he are really prac,icing medicine brings
he present Texas medical law into ridi
ulous dsrcpute. Thinking men cannot
endorse such action when 1t IL accom-
plished by an agency 81 pernicious
DIR. CLAUDE WoLCOTT.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-13
TIE DREAMER.

The assertion is often made that the
days of the dreamer are past: that this
II the age of the practical. common.
sense man and woman. who have not
the time nor the inclination 20 dream
dicans and see visions as some OF their
fathers m1y have done: that these are
days of work. and the chasing ~ the
elusive dollar to the exclusion uf tho
poetry Of life.
This In one sense may be- true Few
dream of chivalry and cmhuldcncd
knights riding forth TO hattie for their
ladies. ul the pipes uf Pan on lifting
maidcns such 40 endeRvor,d to en-.
trance Ulysses. Even much Of the verse
which Is written today brcathes of the
labor and strife and turmoil with which
We are cnoomassod. And yet nothing
great WIS ever accomplished that did
no, have It's inception In dreams.
Columbus dreamed OF u new world far
across the sea. long before he embark.
upon his voyages Of discovery. "a
dreamer" they called him. and he was
content Ia h. known as such. Franklin
dreamed that electricity could bc hnr
messed; and Field that the ocean could
hc h. idgcd by a cable: Edison that the
human voice could be- Reproduced ON "A
metal cylinder, ana Marcuni that the air
could transmit sound waves. II they had
not dreamed, what they have gwen TO
the world probably would never have
come To pass.
a towering building. beautiful In
architecture and symmetrical IN proper.
tions, had its inception In the mind Of
some man who say u IN his minds eye
before the plans were made. A giant
locomotive. majestic bridge spanning
river, ship with wings sailing
through the air. were made possible he.
cause some one dreamed Of them long
before the details were reduced TO pa.
per.
II Ii the dreams Of the man and wo.
man Of today, of what they hopc 10
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-13
CLEAN ur wERkr 8 HERE.

Tomorrow Is the frs, day 81 Clean
Up Week" !, has been designated BY
Governor Ncff. by the State Health
Department Il Texas. by Mayor Lon d
Marrs 81 Amarillo. and none should
even think Of eyading the duties IL In.
tails.
To clean up the front yard. the back
yard. TO place the rubbish as conyen.
ientiy a. possible In the alley. are
among the services the people q ANA.
rillo are called upon 20 perform In
their own and their nelghbors' behalf
They are asked to do this work as a
health measure. They are asked to do
IL for the promotion q civic pride. They
are asked 20 do Il. 10 put Amarillo in
the running for the prizes being offered
by the state
Cities Of Texas are 10 be scored strict.
~ on the point system. In the event
prize shall be- awarded. IL will have
been earned according % the standard
q judging. established by the health
department.
Already the gospel 81 swat the early
fly has been rather broadly preached
over the Plains Country % Texas. but
Il should be needed 10 the letter Early
flies are the grandparents Il multiplied
Thousands q flies with the advance.
ment o. the season. To Kill this paren,
stock. h 90 do hattie al a vital point.
A number u agencies have already
been set 90 work 20 exiermlnate the
rats and the flies. and this Il hopeful.
for both are pests of which any com.
mnniiy II fortunate to be without. In
view Of the carliness - the campaign.
and the thorough advertising ~ the
lines 20 be followed. there T. reason 20
believe that Amarillo may hav, fewer
flies than IN any season In her history.
of course everybody IL going 20
''clean up" the premises hu, now Is the
time adopted. designated and SET aside
for this work. and none should withhold
the Stimulus 81 participation. in order
that the movement may be- made unan.
imous
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-13
YOU'RE Nor ALONE

Yes. the chief is a little late this week
bScauss--not because ~ any fault OF
ours. broken machinery or any sick
lolks. too much To do or anything of
that kind. but. because So many of our
contributors waited until "Wednesday
afternoon and many of them even until
Thursday morning Co get In their arti'
iles.--Miami Chief.
In this matter. Brother waggoner,
you're not alone. The fact II that every
newspaper In the country. whether
weekly. semi.weckly or daily that en-
Toys no immunity from the evil to which
you refer. The only papers freed from
his condition. arr those having an
iron.clad" rule as 20 the last minute
copy may b. received for publication
In this issue"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-13

"A Formidable Educational Boom" Ia
he title under which the Literary ID.
ycst prints story II considerable
length, TO tell that during the last six
Years the number OF college students In
lmcria has increased from iS7 900 TO
!si.ooo Attention Is called to the fact
ha, AZ this rate ~ increase Tor "a term
{ thirty years. Tar over million youne
n,n and women will have to h. cared
,or In the colleges. II is stated that the
money to provide for these becomes a
'roblom farreaching and pondcruus
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-13
LET'S IIAyE EN-

The Panhandle Pen Women. we learn
will hold a joint session with the Pan
handle Press Association IN April, Thc
Pen Women" are a comparatively new
organization In the Panhandle. and It's
membership consists OF women who
are especially Interested In literature,
whether or not they are actively en-.
gagged In such vocation. Miss Laura V.
Hammer of Claude. President II the or.
ganization. stated recently that the Pen
Women were going To have more visi'
tors present than the Press at this Joint
session, and II 80 this convention will
Ne one ~ real notc.--MiamL Chief.
All newspaper men are gallant and
doubtless III. foregoing from Editor
Waggoncr. will meet with a hearty
amen" from all of them.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-13
NORTHWEST
TEXAS PRESS
PAYS TO ADVERTISE

The Swcctwater Reporter has con.
foSscd 10 her people that II was prob
ahly the cause ~ l'lainyiow getting the
1879? session Of thd West Texas Cham
bcr of Commerce meeting. The Re
porter says "Plainview no doubt owes
IT, landing ~ the 1929 convention OF
the West Texas Chamber u Commerce
to Reporter spuib some time ago
which Informed the country that West
Texas girls bathc In Sweetwatcr and
dress m Plainvicw When this fact
Was mentioned NJ 'hc convention. n
Lubbock Avalanche.
Joe Taylor In the State prcss section
VI the Dallas News, seemingly has
heard u this interesting matter about
the young ladies out In this portion of
the state. and remarks: Young men NJ
Dallas have been going out In numbers.
To seymour Let en- come. n there's
anything 60 them. Tor there's room for
all,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-13
IT Is 4 TEMPTATION

Some tell US va are 10 have a Late
spring. Some tell us that We are To
nave an early spring. SO what are We
- do about planting our garden. We
ire tempted, however, to plant Il any
way and risk II. plenty Il moisture TO
bring u up-Snyder Signal.
The gardening bug Is a pestiferous in.
ect. and II has htten many al the
hest people" In every town. including
anne OF the select newspaper editors.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-13

Among the numerous new enterprises
or Amarillo Is a paper company. This
oneern comes into the field for the
purpose u supplying all wrapping sup.
llcs" Ben Hlrschland who Is heading
his movement is president % the great.
1t concern Of its class west IL the Mis-.
siAsippl and comes here With the most
implicit, confidence In the future OF the
ield. Gradually. Amarillo n coming 10
he front as a great manufacturing and
distributing center.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-13

The American Legionaircs over the
state Of Texas hay, expressed appre.
'iation OF the appropriation Of a mil.
ION and half dollars from the treasury
Il the state. for the establishment Of a
anitarium for the benefit Of disabled
world war veterans a, Kerrville. This
action upon the part Of the state iegis.
allure End the governor was a fitting
tribute TO the boys Of the world war.
md expressed In substantial way the
loye entertained for them.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-13

In the Claude News under date 81
March II. Mrs. Phocba X. Warner
brings cut an article. Defeating the
High Cost q Living" the opening sen.
cnce u which l.: Low MARKETS and
he high cos, of living have no terrors
.or the ives, Texas home where thrift.
industry and economy linked With wis.
Ion and good management. make Il
possible for the family 10 live NJ home. "
an you beat It: This IL the prcscrip.
lion II one who has herself demon.
s,ra,ed the wor,hwhilsness Of her own
remedy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-13

Whatever the material used. this
,o-s!sJ should Pat ana keep SO roads
IN the hest possible shape. Some favor
md believe In the intrinsic and eco.
nomic worth ~ hard surfaces. while
others are convinced that the earth
roads for sparscly settled communities
are the things Tor the Plains Country
OF Texas R,sard. 81 @, tho decisions
reached IN the various sections u the
Plains, the upkccp of the roadt is the
main thing following their improve.
ment.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-13

ands and thousands Of Americans are
stirred with interest NJ the lease sug
gcsiion az a risquc sensation. WHO are
otherwise quiet and unpcriurbcd. Tho
llamon case stirred the minds and emo.
tons Of the people all over The Tinted
States. aud has had more attrntA,n. a.
measured by glarng headlines and
front page space than tho starving
Chinese the Near Eas sufferers" and
various other worthy causes cuinblncd.
Regardless II how this should is. this
Is how II ~ The public demands rcnsa.
tions. and the newspapers print what
the people want
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-13
SHAW HITS REDS"

Howa;. the Kansas undesirable. II
once again IN the spotlight. As usual
he Is hurting defiance NJ the Kansas
courts-and all other courts IIowat
never did good thing In the whole Of
his worthless life. by some hook or
crook. he got a, the head ~ n. Kan.
sas miners organization. and he has
proved u general unmitigated nuisance
ever since. II he had one single con.
structiye idea In his wooden head some
u his faults might bc overlooked. Hut
this own brother 20 the Russian Dol.
sheviki does not know the meaning Of
building up--his prime idea In life IL TO
tear down. and he II az useless a. a
square peg * In a round hole. Some.
stocks and kindred modes ~ punish.
mcnt Of the dark days that have gone.
were relegated 10 the scrap heap too
soon. hut. all IN good time Howat will
get u IN the ncck-and II IL Ia H. hoped
tina, hc win get u good and hard
Higgins News
II all goes TO show that there are
reds" outside the boundaries ~ Rus.
STA. W hen One comes 10 think Of the
scourge OF social. political. financial.
commercial and economic unrest oozlng
and gushing out Of Russia and into
thu United States and other countries.
thc thought; why all this curse?" Tin.
questionsbly it'is III. result Of improper
relations between government and peo.
ple--lack OF proper recognition of rein.
ionships between the government and
the governed. II n working n hardship
on the entire world today. because no
nation. IKE no member Of the body. SUI.
fers alone. The Kansas individual 20
skrg ss<-k-A.. "a =. = 49,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-13
By Stanley

Edwin Carlisle Litscy once wrote;
Each OF MS has his golden goal.
Stretching far into the years:
And ever hc climbs with a hopeful soul.
With alternate smiles and tears.
To some lisa dream Of high estate.
To some It's dream n wealth:
To some It's u dream of a truce with
Fate
In u constant search for health.
tn some It's dream OF home and wife:
To some i,'s n crown above:
The dreams ahead are what make each
life
Tho drcams-and faith--and love.
Dream On.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-13
BY RAY u. McCoRKLE

y let 81 people are worrying about
the payment Il their income tax. Even
IN our office nearly all the fellows have
had to dig up" They are CRYING like
lot oi Socialist politicians, and from
outward appearances they are really
getting ready To croak. We suppose.
The collector had the nerve 10 ASK Lis
To I'LL out q blank. and lust Ia get
"atk at him. We did 50. After We had
Completed a lew strings of figures We
turned our paper over tu him and ask.
d him 10 Kick in-the government was
indebted O. W. IN tho sum uf one dollar
and cighty'twu cents The collector
S'ld III, government lid not poy Tor our
his!ortuncs. aud that II We could not
sarh enough e. get into the Income
TAX circle 1t was Just our hard luck.
so next year We are going To- work "A
little more. and II possible. nay A "it
Tie tax You have no idea how big n
sounds to boar some fellow mention
ms Income taxi strengthens his
credit.
We have worked pretty we'll all the
line Tor the past twelve months. and
" We had not possessed 80 many wives
ana KIDS iWhi,a are counted as liahili.
dts by the government We would hny.
entered the select circle" this year.
Hut Il t. now too late. so We viii Just
listen to the lucky fellows while they
1uis.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-13

!, Is stated by students III criminology
hat the United states and the world
aaVe never seen such "A crime wave
IS that prevalent during the past year.
Il will not make much difference. for
the present. what the cause II the
trouble. as the cure Tor II, The people
II this section Of the country. this vast,
'xcellen, territory with It's limited clti.
,enship. have cause 10 feel grateful for
he conditions prevailing here.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-13

The Methodsts 81 the Northwest
Texas Conference are active In their
ampaign to double the Sunday school
attendance. This movement Is show.
ng added interest. according TO the
statements Of the workers in Amarillo.
md the results obtained are jus,ifying
he expectancy. Amarillo's Sunday
ehool attendance Is easily one Of the
argcst ones on a perentagc basis In all
his portion OF the suite. hu; the cam.
'aien q double the present strength Is
'eing wasea here jus as in other sec.
ions within the jurisdiction Of the
northwest Texas Conference.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-13
THERE ARE OTHERS

The editor u the News Is becoming
aid headed Hut what do We care. fol
new theory says bald headedness Is
,auscd by the brains becoming 50 de-
elopcd that they force the hair out In
order to give room for intellectual ex
pansion plainyiew News.
Jess. you must remember that there
Tc others In this section of the state
who have not as much hair on the tops
u their heads "a they used To have. 80
lon't become too clated over your
status
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-13
THREADS

For a whole week Threads q. NJ
has been resting. The recent presi
dental campaign was too much Tor him
and then tho Inauguration came bc!or,
lie had made final Arrangements. OF
course Threads did not have an idea
that this important event would be-
postponed Just tu make his life a Little
easier. but Il appears that Harding
could have. at least. invited us to Wash.
ington.
In the future Threads will apppar
only once week and then IN AN all.
oraviaied form. This II no fault Of
ours, but the ". 4. snys white paper
- too scarce 10 bc wasted un such
junk" Now he thinks he has ruf.
led our feelings. hut h. has not. In
.dct II our readers are able 10 live
without reading the said brain ef.
tus!ons," We will be- just M happy as
We ever expect 10 be-. We know thnt
our stuff II not very "clcvating'-in
tact II would not elevate COW. And
ius, because you sce IL IN Threads does
not. as We have said before, denot,
that II IL 80. Yet. there IN no man.
who viii Say that We have lost the ar,
4 TRUTH.