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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05
Panhandle Press
RIGHT KIND or PREJUDICE.

The minority II the supreme court ot
the United states should he praised Ter
It's Fortnight stand In the matter oi
Victor Berger. whom six out Of nine
justices ruled should have n new trlh'
on disloyaliy charges because of the
prejudice" ~ Judge X. NJ. Lands. III"
trial Judge. This alleged prejudice. IN
dissenting opinion Of Justice Day sets
forth. was shown by no evidence. mere
ON information and belief" as stat "
y the affidavit filed. while Justice
Mci,cynolds strongly endorsed the trial
Judges dctcstation II "Hunnish war
fare which was being backed by c0lp'
patriots In America"
We do not doubt that Judge Lands
was prcJudiccd against such cattle 40
llergcr. lie would hardly be III pc
son Ter his high judicial office were no
not biased against treason. MIR. Berger
has never denied the uttcrances with
which he II charged: yesterday he d.
clarcd with some insolcnce that he re-
fused tn rctract them and that tn,
conspiracy" 10 punish him for hiding
Germany In the war had failed
From the details IT the decision gives
10y the dispatches yesterday II In u
tlc difficult to understand the reason
/ ing ct the majority of the court. The
| opinion however. reflects credit ON ths
| patriotic Amcricnnism II Judge Lands
whose findings incidentally have twice
been upheld almost unanimously 10y tn
| house II representatives at Washing
ton and endorsed by all loyal Amerl'
cans In the country
II is worth while calling attention
here tu the same Inconsistency which
has ~ often been shown by offenders
similar to Bcrgcr--invuking every pos.
siblc aid and protection from the laws
and the institutions which they flout
and seek To tear down; appealing for
hc right uf free speech In a cam
paign L. destroy all that safeguards
,rcc speech; laboring traitorously like
Berger tO supplant the constitution n
guarantees uf the United States with
the "Vcrboten" Ut the Kaiser
II viii bv interesting. as the case Ia
sent back for trial before another fed
raj judge. e. see II one can be found
who IN not pr,iudiccd against the nc.
tivitics and utteranccs Of the kind OF
Nhiyh berger boasts--and against the
bunstor.
Meanwhile Woodrow Wilson signal.
iz,s his retirement from the presidency
| 10y one uf the most cOnnncndable acts
| 4 his administration IN firmly refusing
} to commute the sentence imposed OF
eugene V. DvLs. We hold to the SIM
pie creed that any person who sought
a. weaken this nations fight again u
Germany was seeking Gcrmany's VIC
! ory and should pay the penalty Il dis
. loyal lngratitudc 10 the government
tnai sheltered him aud To- which nov
icbs and Berger and all their ilk ar'
ippcallng fur clcmcncy.
No wartime dltty made "a greater hi
, with W than the one entitled:
Don't liitc the Hand That's FccdIns
iuu"' santa Re New Mexican
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05

MAINTAINING PUBLIC HIGHWAYS

Public highways represent an investment OF
public funds. pubic thought public energy and
are therefore inescapably public beneiaei'on
and at the same time a public trust. When iull
realization OF the public character OF the owner
ship OF the roads is shared by all the people. a
sense OF general public responsibility Tor their
upkeep will result.
II seems to be one OF the most difficult OF
tasks to induce the people to recognize their re-
lationship to the minor and major governments
under which they live Comparatively Jew OF ev-
en- the more advanced thinkers appear to be I'M
pressed with true sense OF kinship to govern
men, Men and women act as il they thought the
government a thing entirely separate and apart
from them
Governments derive their power from the
governed. Public facilities are provided at public
expense Citizens are therefore responsible Tor both
government and facilities. and both these Will
be expressive OF greatest measure OF service. on
" when the people as a whole recognize their an
gle OF connection which in the very nature OF
things. is an intimate one
For citizen 10 treat with indifference the
maintenance OF puDiS AiloIouSHi"iS wv "'''N'
he and his neighbors must travel. is to iai in just
that degree OF concern to come up 10 the highest
standard OF good citizenship. Built with a com
mon public fund and maintained in similar manner
the roads are the property OF the entire people
and are for the par; reflective OF the Interest
demonstrated By their owners
Potter County's good road program shout,
a
OF completion and after that the highways them
selves should presen, a strong appeal to all III
people The upkeep must not be overlooked
full value for the public funds invested is expect
cd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05
HOME DEMONSTRATION CLuBs

The Wuman's Home Demonstration
club ~ Wamplor Parker County. was
Organized IN March 1899. and although
not one year old. yet they have done
some good work. writes Mrs r. W.
Iurrctt PRESIDENT To- Miss Helen Hig
Gins. Assistant State Agent Home
Demonstration Work. Extension Ser.
Vic, \. and ~ College Continuing.
she Stvs We have eight members
enrolled and none ~ them live very
near each other Many have no way o.
attend the meeting than to walk and
many have small children. However.
Notwithstanding the various difficulties
many ~ the members have never miss.
ID meeting We have given one box
supper and one pie supper with pro.
grains We have also purchased u
Nictrola and ten ccords for our school
% II such help 10 IN" children In
their singing. while on lad days when
the weather h disagrocablc they have
something o. entertain them when
"" got our new school building, we
gave q h1x supper on Thanksgiving
bay. with an appropriate program. for
the purpus" - raising funds Ia help
paw Tor drilling well and putting In a
pump During the summer We gave
play IN saturday evenings for old
and Young. which everyone enjoyed
and now we are planning to have h"'
lunches In cur school and our Home
Demonstration Agent. Miss Murray
has promised Ia meet with the parent,
"a, the -chool next Friday afternoon and
delivered talk along these lines W,
feel that We are very much indebted q
} Miss Murray Tor her help in our sncia
} welfare ~ we'll aS our home canning
iprcssrvlng and sewing"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05
Easy Steps For Little Feet in Primer
For Land Lubbers Appointed to Office

~ means that the bow ~ vessel II
umhargpd lower than the stern. al
though 10 also means one point To.
ward. "as to sail west hy north "
CAP - not something tu lie worn an
the head bui is a heavy bulk OF wood
with two holes holding together the
head - one mast and the lower part
~ tn mas, next above.
cat Is not an animal: Il Is q tackle
used 90 huis, the anchor.
CHAINS are not chains. hut plates ot
iron bottled together through ships
side to which the rigging supporting
m. m1sts is fastened
COAT u not thing to be worn. hut
IL piece ~ canvas placed around the
mast where II enters the deck To- Keep
I cut water.
/ DOG Is not an animal. II II q short
iron har with teeth at one end and a
tinc ~ the other.
{ DOG WATCHES are not periods -
/ tim. consumed In watching dogs ~
/ they are half watches uf two hours
each from four g. six and six 10 eight
D. m.
pRAuGHT H. not a drink ~ water.
hut the depth of water In which n YES.
81 h required To- float.
DUCK IL not n thing that swims and
quacks. but light canvas used for
small sails
EYE IL no, an organ ~ sight; Il is a
circular part ~ "A shroud Or stay that Is
loopod over mast.
FAKE Is not something dccci,ful ~
|, pretended II IL one u the circles made
IN ooiling rope.
FATHOM does not mean to gvt "a
the bottom ~ something. u means six
feet
FAST does not refer Ia abstcntlor
from food or rapidi,y u action; \,
means the rope by which vessel l.
, secured
FISH.HOOK ~ not used Tor catching
fish. but u II pennant with hook
used Tor fishing an anchor.
, FLAT n not a series of apartments
hut IL q term 20 describe sheet" (oi
rope, when II II closely hauled down.
, FLY Is not n household pest; Il Is th'
par, ~ flag which extends from IN
, union &" the extreme end. or " II I
, small triangular flag flown AZ mas
head.
, TuN Is not AN animal. hut is some
thing that Is made by twisting togothe
q two or more rope yarns
GGIPES do not come from catini
, green apples. hut they are hairs ~ irol
used In connection with lashing boat
4 a. the deck
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05
LABELS FOR PROPAGANDA.

There has been. ana still IT, too muca
propaganda IN circulation. Every pari.
snn group. representing every known
topic Of discussion and current interest
from international a. purely local maj
ter. presents It's own point OF view TO-.
libly with little regard to impartial
justice and the Wilderness Of truth.
The great increase In attempting
lobbying In Washington is simply oi,s
.nsnlb'statiOn ul this zeal for lup.sid.i
propaganda which has hung ON TO clvii.
llntiun since the war. II Is becoming
ever more difficult for the public mind.
which IN the target Tor this propaganda
bumbardmCnt. 10 distinguish slnp,,
facts from highly cnlOrcd halftruths.
An eastern newspaper makes suy
gcstion which ought to he taken w
eagerly by the victims uf modern prop.
agandism. II IN intended chiefly fos
guaranteeing the unbiased nature Of
news stories. but It's application coull
he extended a. cover the priced works
Il the lobbyist or the propagnndist ~
any type. II IN that the news items
which editors feel obliged To print bt
labeled as the food and drugs act re-.
quircs that food products be labeled. IL
would work thus.
This story ~ Russian--or irish, ~
German. 'r Timbuctoo--o utrages cot
tain hut a trace NJ TRUTH or. This d..
scrintion VI conditions IL ariifcially chi.
orcd" or This report IN 20 per cent
pure. or ~ per cent adulterntcd." ~
the ease may bc: and This one IL pu.,
bosh." and ~ On. An honest edltlr
would take pleasure In such labclin,
Of great deal ~ the stuff that PASS =
through his hands
The food law has had the beneficial
effect II eliminating certain harmful
authorizations from canned and 9th r
goods. and ~ enabling the consumer
10 know exactly what he II getting. II
~ easy to see what boon a similar
law regulating propaganda would he ~
tn" much torn. confused and weary
public piind.--l,haca journal News
nDd.l.
A
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05
Public Opinion

The future slate ~ Amarillo will 10
determined hy IA, personnel h th,
three commissioners a. Ice elected b.
April These men should hc sclcctc )
on accoun, 81 their peculiar fitness g.,
the Job Men sound IN Judgment who's
minds have been seasoned with exr"
ricncc. We are facing crisis In IN
history IT Amarillo. and II we have .
leader like Cccll Rhodes. the famous
Africnn explorer. his services SHOULD
be- secured 40 any reasonable price
Amarillo Is today In the balance. shat
the wisdom ~ her people unite In q
determined effort 20 work to the en-
end that each citizen, male or fcmal'
would resolve To- make Amarillo thu
hest city IN Texas We can de- .:
VIII We Let the women organize an,
the men will follow suit.
]. H. GOCLDY.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05

REMARKABLE REMARKS


Il hold no brief Tor women ~
angels. do not think they are going
to reform the world. Miss l,os'
schneidorman. president ~ tho
Womcn's Trade Union League.
For heavens sake, H. men, Bc
bigger than a cigarct. "-Chnnccllo'
James Il. Day ~ Syracuse University
THE greatest gambler In the world
IL the American woman. Mis-
Martha e. Sears. New York hanklnr
expert
III YOU don't feel love. go through
the motions and the feeling viii soor
be- yours DIR Theodore Soares. chap
lain ~ the University IL Chicago.
THE favorable results oi prohibition
IN American can H. seen ON every
corner ."-Gcncrul Booth II the saliva
tiun Army.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05

Now that the government has gone
into IA, business of operating ships and.
due to conditions hcyond It's control,
must appoint men whose trainlne has
been more political than nautical. We
publish herewith for thcm thu first IN
sialm,ni OF shipping primer. Ih!H ~
don. solely in spirit ot service ~ the
hope that u will help eliminate those
annoyanccs which II n reported have
h.en caused through mi-apprehcusior
II terms in official and inicrdcpart
mental correspondence.
BALE does not refer to cotton or
merchandise compacuy secured u
means to throw water uut Of "a boat.
BANK is not q place of deposit Tor
money. nor mass ut earth u means
when oarsmon are seated side hy side
In couples. pulling separate oars
BEAR Is not an animal. Il means the
direction from the person looking
BEATING Is not striking or over
coming but means lacking agaias, the
wind
BEES are not honey makers but
picces OF plank Through which to reeve
STAYS.
T BEND does not mean 10 defect frum
q straight line. but the making fast 81
a sail 10 a spar or tying a cable To an
anchor.
BIGHT does no, mean a bend In th'
shore. il is the double part of a rope
when Il h. folded
BILL h. not statement ~ an &C
count. but Is the end Of an anchoI
fluke
BITTER.END does not mean a sal
ending but the part Of an anchor cahl'
which is back Of the hits 20 which IN
cihl. n made fast.
BOARD Is not plank hut TN
stretch vessel makes upon one tacl
when heating TO windward
holsters are not such as are usu
ally found on beds. but are pieces o
wopd upon which certain parts of IN
rigging rest.
BONNET is not woman'1 hea
dress but is piece Of canvas laced {
the foot 81 iih
BOOM Is not a speculative trend ur
ward. but r. spar a. the foot OF
sail.
BOW II nu, q forward inclination q
n. head CO., body. but is the roundc
forward part u vessel.
BOWER ~ not a sylvan retreat. bu
IN an anchor
> BOX IL not wooden ouutaincr, IL
60 repeat the D. points ~ the compass
BREAKER doses not mean waves o
the scHshor,. but % small water cask.
Bull b. not AN animal, but sna
key
BUST b. not to Kick football u
the middle ~ sail
~ does not mean place or direction
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05
10; BUNS on ONE TRAIN.

MANY e us have me- Idea the num-.
lor of buns or tranps that are IN thi
country these days. due partly ~ thu
unemployment and partly because NJ
the unrest which In prevalent over tho
country. We reprint the following
uticlc from the Eagle Lake Head.
light, which viii give some idea ot
.hr situation. M doubt large part
of the crimes being committed a.
committed by the humans that com
insr this class
~ Few huns and lramps an most
my train these days " no uncommon
sight In fact. every freight train
travelling IN NEST amy direction now =
LAYS carries n few II them. All the
way from ten tu thirty ~ the rus:v
locking passengers have gotten to ho
nothing unusual tn the train crews
nut the record bum train passe !
through Eagle Lake an the southern
Pacific during the past week, going
east with one hundred and seven buns
On II
Al IT the tramps. however. were
| not In one ear. but occupied many
'ats on the train M actual count 81
the tramps was made. the train crew
merely taking the word ~ the buns
IN the various ears when asked how
many were IN the car. and after tho
poll was taken the total amounted 70
| i07.
The officers here are watching tho
trains for buns aud will not permit
them Ia stop here. hut keep them NOV
Ing On. Nearly an ~ the towns arc
luing the same thing since the crime
wave has cagulfcd the country AMI
as u consequence when the buns once
get un u train there IL no place Tor
them To- get of. so the train crews are
eontcntcd iu let them ridc.--Childres>
| Post
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05

While certain other and less favored sections
OF the country are confronted with the necessity
Tor commercial fertilizers. the Plains Countr yoi
Texas. j. allowing much OF is rolling areas 10
waste through lack OF scientific terracing. The
people OF this sections OF Texas should avail them
selves Of the help available from the extension
service Of the Agricultural and Mechanical Col
lego. the Department OF Agriculture OF the Unit
ed State, the Agricultural Department, OF the
State and the University OF Texas, for the pro,ec-
ton needed against the waste OF the elements.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05
PANHANDLE DETAIL MAP.

The Panhandle Mapping and Blue
Print Company Is preparing maps for
the Amarillo Board 81 city Develop.
mcni. which show the country In grea,
detail. Experts have pronounced the
sample maps as the best ever seen. In
dustrial data NJ Amarillo and the Pan
handle viii he placed on the back OF
each map. Roads will he shown In the
Panhandle. Western oklahoma and
Eastern New Mexico. Persons interest
I'D In securing one of these maps
would do well to address at once Sec
rotary Estes. Board Of city Develop
mcnt. or =. u. Jamlson. secretary. Pan
handle Plains Chamber Of Commerce
Amarillo. Tcxas.-Thc Earth.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05

Gradually the farm agcn, movement is ex-
tending over the country, and soon there viii not
be found county in which the extension service
Of the state and the United States government
will not have representation. When this time ar
rives. greater progress viii be made in the adop-
ton OF approved and profitable agricultural pro-
grams.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05

That the American Farm Bureau will accom-.
plish much good for the farmers OF America there
cannot be the least doubt This organization is
designed to coordinate the forces working Tor the
general welfare OF the producers OF the country,
and that too. without, arraying class against class.
thus presenting a fine distinction between itself
and other farm organizations
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05
MAcNIFYINc TRIVIAL MATTERS

In an adjoing county two men. leaders IN
their communities. potentially neighbors and
friends. in alteration At public meeting call
ed Tor the promotion OF the general welfare. slew
each other. II is alleged that they had quarreled
over boundary hnes- defining the limits OF their
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05

Many merchants who withhold their adver-
Using patronage from the local newspaper are
not showing any appreciation OF the fact that
these same papers are declining to take mail ord
er house advertisements and in many other ways
using themselves a, an impeachment in the way OF
undesirable business conditions.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05

Md still the grain growers OF this part OF
Texas and the cotton grower, OF other sections
oi this and other southern states are holding their
products Tor better I > prices Bucking the laws
|of supply and demand and the ,peculator. at the
same time. IS pretty hard game.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05

Robinson crusoe's island IL nov
known M the Island ~ Juan Fernan.
dcz. about 200 miles off the coast ~
chill.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05

Greatness, Of the Tcxa, Plain, Country IS
defined by the greatness Of tie people, resident in
the territory.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05

Investing in haste. rcpcn,ing more slowly re-.
suits Better. more dependable cuisines, Judge
mcnt and ability. in the future
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05

Amarillos street forces are busy and are do
ing excellent work-ihe next best thing To paved
thoroughiares.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05

Oycrcoats have had but little 10 do thi, win
ter. bu, there is probability that February will
give them a scmblancc Oi usefulness.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05

The hummlng top. IN which boys
lellght today. werr TOYS IN the time
~ Homer and Plato.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05

The desire 10 destroy those with whom we
are no; in accord is an indication Of disordered
mind
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-17

/, Sloan, 3O05 Avenue F, Friday evening a Is o'clock. l Mrs. Dan McEachern and youngest sor
 are resting nicely at the Ensley in | firmary.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-17
Advertsin news - For subscr it ems, Cora Chapman @ M McCInto Ave. E. Rusn nBroSt U al VA ' A-A~

At an enthusiastic meeting Of the Parent-Teacher Improvement associa- ton held at the Ensley High school plans for securing enough of the $20O0,- 900 school bond issue to build a part of the wing for Ensley High building was discussed, and committees appointed to take the matter up with the proper au- thorities.
 The need of a gymnasium hall is great, as there is practically no means of giv- ing the girls any physical training, and very few of the boys are members of the cadet corps, which is the only means of training the bodies of the boys. The committees will take the matter up at an early date.
 The matter of having the school girls dress discreetly was also discussed at the meeting, and extremely low neck dresses, paint and extremely short dresses were declared taboo for the Ensley High school girls. The matter will be taken up in- dividual1y with girls unduly dressed and also with their mothers should they in sist on being ungirlish in their attire. committee from the association will handle the matter
 The meeting was attended by large number of mothers of the school.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-17
EMPLOYMENT
WORKERS
By HILL.

27 to 45 years of age. We want men who will be capable of man aging other men after they have been taught the essential of our business. We were all born with an equal amount of gray matter, there fore, the hard working man with the average intelligence may quail fly. We are not looking for men lex perienced in our line, but we prefer those who have worked their way up from the bottom to their present station and find at this time that there is little or no chance for further advancement. Our business was established in Birmingham 6 years ago. We now have 10 branches in 4 states. If you come in with us your character and repu- tation will have to stand an ex- tremely close scrutiny. If you an- swer this just make up your mind that you are going to burn the bridges behind you; forget mistakes and past failures and come in with us determined to bend every en- ergy you have to the production of business and to the mental develop ment of yourself. We will invest our time in teaching you this busi
 ness. We want men to work in Birmingham, men who know this district. If you feel that you can't qualify, pass this on to some one you believe will fill the bill. Ad- dress Z-78. care Age Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-17
LEGAL NOTICES
Legal Notice No. 7667

Legal Notice
 No. 7667
 State of Alabama One ive-passenger Ford Automobile, License No. 14571. Motor No. 267S711, Model No. 1917; Cir cult Court. Tenth Judicial Circuit of Alabama: in Equity. By virtue of decree heretofore rendered by this court on. to-wit: February z, 1921, court, Tenth judicial circuit of Alabama. shall proceed to sell at public outcry to the highest and best bidder for cash, in front of the courthouse door of Jefferson county, Alabama, at Birmingham, on Mon day, February 21, 1921. within the legal hours of sale, the following described prop erty. to-wt One five passenger Ford auto mobile, license No. 14571, motor No. 267S711. model No. 1917, to satisfy said decree. Witness this the 9th day of February, 1921. HUNTER ARMSTRONG, Rey