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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-23
MIRY MAC swINEY.

Mary Marsvin.y is the guest II Ok.
ghDwl City Thursday
81, is GO, sister uf tho lltc lord may.
,r &c Ct.. ir,llrd. who starved him.
.alf to tf 90 BOO n.iNtur prison rather
than bond o. British authority
Fluukiv Miss MarSwi1,y's purpose
IN her tour 81 the United States h. tu
eng nd,g hl'rpd Tor England in thu
breasts C Americans. She H. speaking
for Irish independence. The principal
agent boz the fight for Irish independ
erD. ilLl, is Sim Ftip. Sim TIn cares
nothing about jhr destruction of The
british empire, DC only II means indie.
peudonce iDr irti.ad.
Miss Mac sWln,y a. a p.uplFHndlst
she should De- listened a. with respect
shc j. visitor here. But those who
hear her should remember that gar past
has been q close kinship and friendship
with th" British and that the way ~
p,sDr ard world progress Just ahcad
seems clearly churtrd for gruwth In
th. understanding between the two
greatest English speaking nations In
10, world
Britain has erred wocfully In her
treatment 81 Ireland tn generations
past Bat today il willing Ia accept any
solution that does not mean dlssolu.
tinn Il the empire.
irc.and's greatest misfortune j. her
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-23
LAW OF SUPPLY AND DEMAND.

In his speech before the officers and members
OF the BUYERS aud Sellers Livestock Association.
Tuesday in the Mission Theatre. {. q. Chandler
OF Wichita. Kansas, stated emphatically tina, bar
ring n few outstanding notable exceptions. the
law OF supply and demand. determines the price
of 4 commodity. lie dcplored the agitation which
has tended 10 intensity the lines OF dcrarkaton
between classes OF business. and said that these
were magniticd by agi,atorS politicians and other
who had but snail legitimate interest in the great
game OF production in this country.
The speaker pointed on, the fact that bankers
have been blamed by the un,hinking with rcspon.
siblity for the prevailing depression. the low prices
OF farm products. and in his Judgment i, would
not be At all strange IL they should be charged
with responsibility Tor an epidemic OF measels or
smallpox. In oiisetting this absurd contention,
Mr. Chandler stated that his own bank, by reason
OF unsatisfactory prices for wheat and other grea,
farm crops has suffered in the past twelve months
approximately a shrinkage OF five million dollars
in deposits This was mentioned merely to show
that ii he hal been empowered To- hold up the
stronger prices and demands oi wheat he GER
tainy would have done So, without any solicita-
ton
Few men could have made stronger pre-
sen,aiion OF the TACT that barring an ALTERNATIVES
all unusual events tending TO di>;oin the regular
order OF things the law OF supply and demand i
the one tina, must and does govern all commodity
prices. The ranking about manipula,ionS, being
ior the most par; the weapon in the hands OF the
agtator. the designing politician and the un,hink-
ing citizen. who has not taken the time or trouble
to study into the proposition deeply.
Serious complications may be avoided according
to t,e opinion OF the speaker. ii the people would
reason from cause o. effect instead OF seeking
some man. or body or profession OF men against
whom blame Tor undesirable conditions may be
lodged The recognition OF the common bonds
between humanity. was plea voiced by the speak
er, as a means OF getting away from the fault
finding spirit among men.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-23
nErAcING IINcoLN,s IMNGE

Col. Robert q. lngcrsoll once com.
plaincd IN lecture ON Lincoln TINT
Washington had already been trans.
formed into steel engraving aud that
we no longer know anything about him
las q human being.
In suite If the fact that there are
many mon alive who know Abraham
Lincoln In the flesh. the process Of
turning him into a steel engraving has
already advanced so far that Il IL doubt
ful n the original Lincoln will ever be
recovered Certainty The Lincoln that
now exists would have been nm utter
stranger Ia Judge Logan. David Davis.
William II. Ilcrndun. Ward lamon and
Dennis Hanks. nn utter stranger To his
own administration aud to the con-
crosses that served with him.
This apu,heusis hns now been carried
almost tn its ultimate conclusion 10y DIR.
John Wesley Ilill. chancellor II the
/ Lincoln Memorial uuiNoriiy. In a vol.
Il God" Even I.incuin's attendant %
I the theatre un the night of his asSlss.
nation IN pictured a. an act 81 rclig.
| iuus mysticism. We are told that
For him az such q time the theatre
had no glamour. the play nu aiiuicmcnt
tie was thinking uf th, bottcr days to
come. ~ going homo, ~ God and H,s
unfliling mercy. 81 Jesus Christ aud
Ills roduomiug grace
II would be- Interesting Co have lin.
coins comments en- the John Wesley
Hills who are tryinr tu make q Messiah
Ell him. although his remarks would re-.
luic considerable cypurgHtiun before
.hry could be- printed.
Nobody would protest moro passion.
atciv than he against the SNUG On.
lrnNogs of thos" ptigs "a iron al tn
lines Ont 81 his shr,Wd and rugged ana
honest I'D ir,r. yea protest be probably
rS,i,.s ly one II those prrVprsv jokes
u history the most human 20 American
presidents Is On be- robbed oi IN char.
tpi,ristirs that mad, him human II To-
'o presented tu posioriy 40 the WnV
iunEc of an ltin,mnt oynug lls,.-Ncw
York World tpcml
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Panhandle Press
\ WILTON MILLS MrART.

william Jennings Bryan has pro.
posed reorganization program. u con-
',Irs twenty-five planks un national
subjects including referendum uf war.
This BE- one 81 the Bryan planks. We
atr opposed a. tho repeal ui the excess
profits tax law ana are opposed Co the
.ur,,m.n, uf sales tax law" prcsi.
d,rt-elcgt Harding called ;o Marion W.
} 70 ls one ~ the master minds 81
fHc country After the conference had
Terminated the man from Nebraska said
'hl; ~ J. v ard W. g. ~. were mot
sD far .uu." " this b. true. the ful
.uwirE Bryan planE IS ISss.d an tu ".
q. o. the p.csidcnt-clcct. a private
monopoly b. indefcnsible and irtolcrablc
} Al necessary munop'li's should b.
taken over ~ tn government. national
state and municipal" 'his sails for
government uWnr--hip Il railways tolc
graph and telephone wires: for state
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-23

Now that banker in Arkansas has learned 70
shoot. TACT admitted by Henry Starr. and that
mustard gas is being used in bank vaults as was
lone Up in Michigan, the other day. the bank rob
hers will have to use armored tanks armed with
machine guns and wear gas masks la world war
Isn't this terrible, and that too just when the bank
ranking industry was becoming safe, sane and
well established business. Truly some men have
4 hard time extracting the coin whose title and
possession really belong TO othersl
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THREADS .- nL : n..,n..l-


years agu b" said. man could ro
anywhere without guu and be- safe.
nlt now even u SUNDAY school teacher
may get arrested before DE- can dismiss
the ,urrr, .J,iUn. That kind ~ life
may h. alright hut xiv. mc the good
ia DAYS. when every man was e. real
American. and I VIII feel a lut safer"
we Cow men are not very hard TO
rl,usr. Ahuut 10 We want b. q little
grass and something 10 eat Tor our
solves. and sn Ear 80 have been able
g. get ly Yet an this "n,v flnrlOi
stuff that seems 10 D. the craze now-
Jl,r don't ,.acily ~" us n may l'e
that Sc are q LITTLE "ul tlm'y" hut
nevertheless 81, manage 90 uay our
'.b's and most II u~ stay out 90 Jail.
BUt We don't xiv" e darn Cor We know
that the cow man has seen his best
day. \ lot ~ people tel us that We arc
N. salvation uf the country. and may
hp We are. but chat won't hay cake.
Now that's the way a majority "
tho cow men fool. There 'aint' no
human going tu put ANYTHING over
hrm FOR they can't. but they are be-
mg e,alt lot q misery. 90 course
they win not Kick. Ter that T. not their
style. Yet j1.t because they wear
spurs Is no reason that they are not
human.
In fact majority ~ the people IN
This section have respect for tho
cattle man that h. almost sacred. and
while this convention aud style show
b. Ir progress they are going "a be
given tn BEST Amarillo may not bo
iust uk- b. was twenty years aco. but
ID j. stall goud place. IN. doors arc
ipcn. gui everybody has q chance 10
have a good time.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-23

But the main thing Ne wanted 10 say
Z this our friend took us uut in the
back alley and after pouring "a drink
4 "sheepdip" down our goozlc told Us
hat ne knew thai We were Just as poor
~ Jobs turkey, hut thar b. didn't holi
Ia against us. lr fact he said b.
wanted us to daai the cards when the
lig game got staTt-d-that b" would
ack ~ up and sra that We didn
ouse a penny. Now that's what We call
, man. II Ne yin We are going To
irofii. II We iocs, h. will sand 'Ee
0ss.
Then h. has q way of f,odng people
iut NJ the ranch that j. fomcW hat dit.
'ercnt from regular routine one -
he dishes In particular has interested
rs very much Personally ~" amt
think Ne will like u. but when We got
hack o. tuwn % viii b. new way
% russ a fellow. Al We viii have to
a. l. To- tell him that h. looks IKE
,nmc of vEd Dhwson's stow. II he
.atches The "luke" We will D. CON
1sllcd e. protect oursclf. hut " BE- don !
Nc will have thu laugh ON him. hu'
inst 10 h. plain. We viii Say right here
.,ofnre We get very gav with EdH sn"cinl
stew. we are going to find gly who
ooks like q =. u. patient We are BY
no means pugilisiic.
Is really funny 10 hear ihcse guys
,aik about old times one Z" them
aid yesterday that the last time he
vas here. all be- had 90 do was to put
MS foot on tho rail and give his mum
Der. OF course We can't figure oul
Nhat kind Il rail be- had reference
10. bat We imagine that II would make
Mr.. Volsiead have heart failure IN
fact This fellow said that he had ruihe'
have n clean record than To- ~ GOV
ernor on N. prohibition ticket.
Another old "punchcf' said that h.
had bcon hcfy since -. that h. knew
VERY trail inNhe country and that ~
ar as b. knew q had never branded
no nc.ghl,ar's NV. lat that be wui
ostlve that even ~" Toyar panhan
~ was full q "doublc..rlsi r. FortJ
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-23

The Clarendon News says that ii the success OF
The Chamber Of Commerce banquet is any index
u work OF the organization for the incoming
twelve months there are good times ahead. sam.
you will find that the program Tor the Chamber
Turing the year, will lead even the great banquet
which Is still fresh in the minds OF all those who
lad the pleasure 20 be present.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-23

When it is known that Randall county farmers
sSoo-a-piece-pgS. none may longer wonder why
S5co-apece-pigs, none may longer wonder why
al over the United States he live-ones in the
Plains Country OF Texas are clarifying il, and II
c. Roifey, purchaser OF pure bred stock Tor his
future herd OF blooded hogs in Randall county. be-
ongs 70 that class
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-23

From all over the country information i
pouring into the efiec, that thousands OF visitors
will be here Tor the automobile Style Show dur
ng the annual convention OF the Buyers and Sell
ers Association. February p. % and y. The
committees are expecting large representations
IRON every community in the Plains Country OF
Texas This is gong to be real showl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-23

oVn,nhlp uf state public utilities aud
Di., Ownership 60; the municipal service
uu'.u,g " j q is mistaken. The man
um Nybrtssa and the man from ont"
lra go iuil.n miles uurt.-Fort Worth
Record
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-23

Potter county roads are graded and will be
ready with 6u' limited measure OF work, Tor
the suriacing OF which they are SO much in need
as means OF withstsnding the constantly in
creasing traffic Good roads will greatly facili
ate the business OF all this portion oi the state
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-23

Well. the cat;l,m,n arr here. and
rom al appearances they have about
taken possession ~ Amarillo. How
ever. noi.ody seems 20 care. and u they
are having % good time, Threads BE- not
soing o. kick.
Amarillo IL not what " WIS twenty
wears agu. by long shot or course
Threads H. pretty young proposition,
and there were many things g"iue un
m this meek ~ the wouds hcfor" lac
.ook charg, Stili No. hrs had an op'
Dortunity o. se, few "cuw bays and
fa. that reason ho feels mat De- Is one
~ the gang in fact be- has been asked
20 "cut louise from the burden ~ NE
Dor A Few dny~ and visit one ~ the
real ranches The guy that owns
this ranch h really o. gouj follow and
4 we can persuade the bcss Co let us
on we are going 10 yisl, him. He has
tlrcady promised % let vs. uft easy. aud
zee tina, the cow hoys' don't shoot VS.
Further b. SAID that u "" were inchn
i shoot craps or play poker that lac
was with us. We told him that We
liked both genes. hut that as u'ir wife
Was exceedingly "hardh1ilgd' ~ would
b. Impossible Tor rs Co stay To h
sure We hated o. tell him that the wife
vas the boss ard that she got an 81
our cheoks. bat ~ we are really plan
ming 20 visit his ranch. We thought that
/ Z might w. wise % put him un he
| guard Tie luuE,l at us with a grin
4 that romewhat rs.omhlod the look ~
I DYING call IN a hail storm and tulo
, y that n. didn't give a darn u We
never saw q nicklo. that just a. Ions
~ his crop ~ bulls thriycd On Pan
I handle cactus h. was with us. and
I blamed II We amt glad We have one
/ friend anyway
This guy told Va tn come on nut any.
| time and rtay a. long ~ wc wanted to-
/ md n We live We are going. Hc told
us that We would be fed three times
4 dav. and brtwseu meals n necessary
and that an We had o. d. Was Ca he
white man and tell the truth. Now tina
lisa lot 10 ask ~ a newspaper man, bu
there l. one thing certain II We 80 81
there We az, roing Co. De- just As truth
iul as We can Not that We think W
have io but because We want this guy
friendship. In fact " We are good. tn
cowboys viii probably think w." arc
minister and not force ~ tp Il, an
fancy dancing. We can dance. lat W
prefer Nicirula music 20 q colt -. Il
TACT when one ~ these guns g''t tangle
10 with uutty' cowboy. W. Away
get nervous and loos. our step.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-23

geography. England'n lnsulailly h the
secret ~ her life England cannot have
an independent state few miles away
ON hen flank and live, ally oklahoman.
Evening star., 1921-08-21
FARMS
FOR lAuE fC0mfauu>AN

PIEDMONT MANOR, ALBEMARLE COUNTY,
Va, via BarbOursville, 228 acres This farm
has 81 acres in young timber, about 25, 900 feet
Of new building lumber. sawed and ready for
use, 20 with place.
45 acres in fine pasture. clover. blue grass
and mountain grasing.
$50 feet asparagus bed; ~ acres in Con-
cord grapes, bearing; large barn for horses
and cattle; one hoghOuse and corn house com,
bined; smokehouse, cattle sheds, buggy house
and shed.
Two-story tenant house, machinery and i'm
plement shed, ten pig and hog houses, very
large power and garage house. equipped with
stationafy oil engine with overhead shafting,
chinery. including crosscut and rip saws.
Very large chicken house. brooder house,
one two-story slate-roof storehouse with apple
cellar.
IeehOu:e and other oatbuildings
Farm Is equipped with up-tO-date machin-
cry and implements Of all descriptions and
kinds in excellent condition,
IL miles to Charlottesville. good road and
market: shipping point, miles; v mile to
store and church; school miles
Water to house BY hydraulic ram; bathroom
complete; abundance Of hot and cold water
Four-sto brick mansion, 20 rooms and at
tic. slate roof inside woodwork finished in
white enamel All buildings on farm in good
% acres in orchard; .Albemarle Pippins and
bearing. =
Residence located in a 7-acre lawn with
magnificent old trees and grand view of the
Blue Ridge and Southwest mountains
The price Of this farm. including ali stock
and implements. only $27,5OO. No incum-
brance on farm. Price includes cows 8
EDwARD p. scHW4RTz. 'f.a'' fnes,
734 18th st. NV. Phone Main {010
Evening star., 1921-08-21
6 ROOMS, CELLAR AND
THREE PORCHES,
ALL FOR $500.
PARK LANE, VA.


Splendid home, contains nice rooms, recep-
tion hall, parlor. 3 windows. size 15x12; din
kitchen: gas for cooking: nice bedrooms. one
1sx1O has windows and closet; another bed
room opens to large secOnd-story back porch !;
cellar. concrete. under half of house tin roof ;
concrete foundation: lot 40x11O to S-ft. alley !:
chicken house with yard: large rear porch on
first floor; also large front and side porch ;
pump on back porch: house lighted by gus; in
splendid condition throughout; shade trees
In yard; full grown hedge front and side only
% #: from car line at Park Lane sta. wash
& Old Dom. Rwy): 4 minutes ride to George
town; 100 It. from Cherrydale pike; buses
pass every 10 minutes: mile only to George
town; miles from White House; sale sign on
property; owner-occpant. Mr.. James Mateer
Inspect any time: Low price only $500 !;
terms very. easy; $500 cash, balance, $40 per
month, includes everything. See this at once
Possession 80 days. This is some ones oppor-
tunity to get a real comfortable home at the
right price. This house listed only Aug. 13;
first time offered for sale. Remember, I can
only sell to one person. so don't delay.
Evening star., 1921-08-21
51z ACRES AND
MAGNIFICENT BUNGA-
LOW OVERLOOKING
WASHINGTON GOLF CLUB
AND

SURROUNDING COUNTRY.
pleted by day labor. under supervision Of ar
chitect; contains large living room, 14x20.
windows; open fireplace, double maple floors,
on 1st floor; electric lights throughout: dining
room, 14x14, 4 windows; kitchen, porcelain
sink, stationary washtubs, servants toilet and
washroom adjoining; also back porch; pantry,
6x9, shelves; cellar, 4Ox14: best Argo steam
heating system, pipes wrapped with asbestos;
bedroom, 12x14 windows. 1 closet, opens to
9x1O covered porch; full tile bathroom.
pieces, septic tank; hall linen closet; bedroom,
room, 12x13, l window and closet, coat closet
in hall; foored attic over whole house; COM
position roof, cutters and downspouts; front
porch. 9x33; also garage, 9x1S. and pnmphouse
with electric motor. this house has all rooms
on first floor; located a high point over
looking surrounding country; many large and
beautiful shade trees; built by day labor:
lumber was cut right on premises and sawmili
IL installed within sight Of this property,
which kept costs down: property offered at
about cost Of construction. plus PEI price Of land.
ance $75 per month, includes everything. (The
adjoining house, built last year by owner Of
land, sold for over 81, 600 to a well salts
fed client, and soon this house is sold
one more will be built in keeping with the
others, which will insure you against q cheap
class Of houses In this nefghborho0d.) If look
ing for real well planned suburban home with
ground I think this is it; will stand closest
inspection as to design, construction, ETC., etc.
Heights. Va:) and turn in at caddy quarters,
drive down hill to property. Vacant. Imme-
diate possession. Sale sign on tree. Any and
ell information see
Evening star., 1921-08-21
S ROOMS, BATH, HOT
WATER HEAT

Comfortable two-story home: contains re-
ception hall, parlor "A windows. dining room
t3 windows). Kitchen. porcelain sink; cellar;
hotwater heat; electfic motor for pumping;
electric light: nice 3-piece bathroom; bed
rooms. each having closets: front and back
porches: septic tank; cutters and downspouts;
chicken house; lot 50xl22. to alley; No. 206
Whallon ave-, Aurora Heights. Va. near Ar
lngton county court house: minutes walk
from Park Lane station, Great Falls line; I;
6 minutes GeOrgetOwn; two blocks from main
Inspect any time. Mr.. Keyes' place. Price,
$3.50. Terms only 5000 cash; balance $51
per month. includes every thing. Sign on prop
erty, Immediate possession
Evening star., 1921-08-21
FOR sALE-APARTMENTs.

FOR SALE-APARTMENTS.
81, 2i,50oEDovntovn; a we'll constructed brick
8 8 rooms roms and bath each; Gross income.
$50. .ooo-Ercellent 2-story brick building.
and and bath each. Annual gross
returns n. Il oopi PLExs1xTa xsly small expense
Columbia road: s.story brick building.
rooms and bath each. Shows nne re-
NEAR THOMAS CIRCLE.
$16, ,O00-SmaH apartment house, containing
H.wh.. eiectricity; line condition. Live Live
in one. rent the other two. Gross in
"e AIi Harry T /. e1a CHEW. Hs.'
Main 1910. Continental Trust Bldg.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
S., 5O0-NeAr Soldiers Home Park, Groom
colonial brick. tiled bath, furnace heat;
in excellent condition.
50. .a5o-A beautiful Groom colonial brick. To-
Gated near 14th and Park road, ON
most desirable corner; ami. hardwood
floors and trim. Complete in every
way. Reasonable terms can be ar
MT. PLEASANT.
50, 9,250-Excellent broom house. having anil,
spacious With large aun
dry trays and extra toilet in basement;
large yard. with room for garage.
Choice location near cars. Reasonable
terms.
81, OOO-Strictly modern S-room house, hav-
ing hardwood floors all over house; fine
condition; large porches. front and back;
sleeping porch, large closets; deep yard
to wide paved, alley. Reasonable
NORTHEAST,
$7,750-10 rooms and baths, arranged in 2
apartments Of 8 rooms and bath each;
separate heating plants. electricity;
most desirable location near two car
lines. Can be sold on very reasonable
81. 75o-Good Groom brick house. having ex-
cellent heating plant; back yard to
wide alley; located few doors from 81
Ut. Small cash will handle.
SOUTHEAST.
$8. 8.300-Short distance from Lincoln Park;
beautiful corner brick house, having
rooms with plenty Of large closets; in
fine condition throughout; tiled bath,
excellent heating plant. A good buy.
Terms can be arranged.
HARRY 1. CHEW,
Main 1910. Continental Trust Bldg.
Evening star., 1921-08-21
LOTS! LOTS! LOTS!
WILLETT HEIGHTS,
VIRGINIA

121 large lots. 2-10 niles from White
House Il mile Clarendon and Cherrydale)
Prices. $75 to $3.50. Hedge and shade trees.
concrete walks. electricity: 2 new bungalows
s25 cash; balance. s12 per month. including
interest. 20 sold to satisfied purchasers. Let
me send plan by mail. sizes Of lots and prices
on them. all marked. SO you can find lots.
(This il done so you can inspect any time by
yourself) Take cars 18th and Pa. ave. NV,
get of Lacey Station, walk north minutes to
property; or cars seth and NJ SITS. NV. Told DOM
inion Ry.). Bluemont branch. get OF Lacey
Station, walk minutes north to property; 2
large signs on property. II You wish. call
at office and be taken to property by auto.
anywhere around. All SO feet wide or more.
II you don't inspect before buying elsewhere
you are not doing yourself Justice. Think
Of over v acre lots with concrete sidewalks
laid for only S425 with 318-foot elevation.
WALTER O'HARA,
specialize in Nearby Virginia.
Main 1925. 1909 II ST. NV
42O2 RIVER ROAD NV
Situated in suburban Washing
ton. 8-room house, hot-water
heat, electricity, sleeping porch
and garage; lot contains 16,3W
square feet. Price, $l0,5OO.
Possession.
WILLIAM R. ELLIS,
1412 G. St. N. w.