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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-26
THEY SlRELY IDO.

Wars disturb and unsettie the human
mind They create nervous strain and
people cease tn act and think In a nor.
nal manner. They begin "a do irregu.
lar things contrary tn their usual lines
Of conduct. These considerations part.
~ account for tire business and polite.
NJ disturbances which now trouble the
world. \ period 81 warfare accusi0ms
MASSES Of oeo,le 20 The idea that they
Niii accomplish things by force and by
violence. instead q by peaceful coop.
ration. This leads 10 violent action.
I'D In the Industrial world encourages
1eople 90 result 10 strikes and lockouts
-iither than 60 mutual conuitation and
moderation. Recovery frum such con
'itions cannot take place all at once.
Put the regular discipline 81 work
tends o. draw people into their former
hahiis q sane thinking and orderls
conduct -Lockney Beacon.
MAY the thought a. the people % fhe
world b. 10 remote from war in the
future. that the slaughter 81 the world
war will never BE- revived or ~ enacted
The need % the Deonle AZ this time Il
Cor construction. Cor building and not
FOR tearing down. We must come out
OF the wreckase ~ the na- war. and
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-26
PR0PAGANDIsTs DIsAPrOINTED.

I, must h. most disappointing 10 The
ghoulish propasnndisis IN Ola Mexico
who are WORKING 80 hard n try to
hatch from the war.torn. visriolic, nal
contented pubic mind. another revolu.
ton. Il would doubtless operate fcr the
pesoe a mind 10 the southern republic
n he administration would Trap a mum
her Of the most persistent and PER.
n,clo'is o. those birds and then handpick
ana hang them.
President obregon Is trying 10 give TO
the people IL that country a real admin.
lstratlon He has outlined a policy Of
construction and advancement. He 10
asndirg ty bis own people. and az the
sane time treating the citizens Of other
countries fairly. PROFESSIONALLY. Under
the obregon regime the United States
feels that there - more hope Of peace
than since the downfall Of Diaz-
The efforts upon the part q propa.
gandists TO stir NJ another revolution
In Mexico. are heinz closely watched
In America. and u Is gratifying 20 the
hest minds In this country thar the 81.
forts are failing so signaiiy. II II 10
be- hoped tina, therr win BE- no more rev.
oiutions In Mexico. That country. like
the entire world. Is submerged with the
CONSCIOUSNESS Of war. and the rrrat need
for the present Ia production amid
peace. plenty and prosperity.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-26
ilEffRCrs GO0n sPIRrr.

Some are predicting d,fea, 81 the
proposal TO increase the school tax
rate. The Index editor has no children
10 educate but We are willing 10 help
EDUCATE the other man's-and in all
probability a man Who II hardly able
10 pay. We would not have these free
states of America unless We maintain a
free school system and the right 90
worship As We please Take the free
school away and the days ol any ~.
pubic are numberel-only monarchs
can exist II but the rich mans son or
daughter In "a be- educated. We have
heard few poor men in Chlldress
ny that they wlll oppose the rate IN.
rressed Itself tina, the limit istoo great.
This Is perhaps true and n the issue IL
defeated the trustees should call anoth.
er election and ~, the limit nj 60
cents. This would mean an addition
al 20 per cen; in revenue and I, Is pos
slide % reduce the running expenses
this year at least 10 per cent. This
should give the board annie funds with
which 70 conduct a full nine months
term. The Index does no question tho
purpose and honesty Of the prcsen,
hoard but other boards are 20 b. elect.
ed In time to come. and the members
nigh; forget themselves and become
extravagant. merely because they
would h. vested with authority 60 col.
lee, moro money than needed 70 &c.
onomlcafly run the schools
Index.
Fred. your stand il unquss,lonably 10
NJ commended In this matter. as II re-.
fleets an unsettled lntcres, In the com.
mnnity In whinh you live and labor for
the best 81 all concerned We unhesi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-26
LARGE CLASS To
GRADUATE IN MAY
MORE THAN SEVENTY STUDENTS
OF 4. ~. =. ARE TO M
GIVEN DIPLOMAS.

ON May 5th Amarillo High School will
turn cut ono of the best ana most prom.
ising CLASSES that shr has ever had the
privilege ~ before.
= In the fall II % there were 9S stu.
dents entered the senior room. A.
Christmas eleven Of these graduated
when they went through the summer
schedule with the ~ weeks school plan.
And now We can safely say that there
vii b. between 81 and 20 ~ graduate
this May. counting the eleven tina,
graduated a, Christmas. there viii he
between &c and NJ graduates out Of the
class ~ sN.
This IN the largest class that has ever
passed cut ~ \. " =. and not only
that. but class that has advanced the
standing Il our high school. hut this
class has had helm from the business
men and clubs II M, city. So the Senior
Clas wishes o. take this opportunity
Of thanking the individuals and clubs
Ter their un,lring support. which has
made our accomplishments possible.
on Sunday. May Isl. az the Central
tEfFhN ffllttu AuhtfU ANf NNfhlAhlfstt'
scimon win b. given by Dr. u. Thorn.
sen.
AZ recent meeting OF the Senior
Glass Dr Thomson was elected by ac.
clamation 90 preach this sermon. and
the h1si part of II II. he has accepted.
ana the seniors are indeed proud and
hOnOrcd.
on wednesday. May 4,h, NJ y. m,
In the High school Auditorium. the class
dny exercises viii b. held and the pub
lic In cordially Invited. The program
has been made and h being worked
out, and We assure you ~ an inter
cs,ing and pleasant afternoon.
On Thursday. May 9Th. the com.
mcncemeni exercises win h. held at the
polk Street Methodist Church NJ $40
y. m. Then and there the Seniors viii
receive their diplomas.
The address 81 the evening will bo
delivered ~ Hon. James o. Gulckc.
Herbert Wilborn has the honor Of he
Ing val 'dictorian. and Miss Gladys Whit.
iicld saluiaturian.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-26

rgssasa ana hoasdsd. Thay we're
hol permitted eth@ 90 ehisf.
I'm ftasrendsn, iieas or 90 express
,heih. Tfe, Nsfs ,At'i ara driven With
egi foeafi 70 o. hvs u tlghicoua F'it,
eminent Thea cme Their emaholpa'
ton They wsre 10 mled Tho. nke
iho monster hiseping giant hat lhrf
wers aFuse. stretched tholi mirhty mus
eiss. congratulated tlsms ives ~ theif
ffeodam from oppression. ard viihln
No nme breath started 90 Pvt 20
shame he sN.essfs q tho former
reelme. Tho hlood 81 che people lived
the streets ~ the oiie- and VILLAGES q
crimson. sicaminr. sickcnlng I'D. Az
manner of tNeess,s were iniufrsd unti
the fcfmer bfow teaitu. enh,dged "a.
isiouc vas booked upln by COMPARISON
49, u1tc q atsolule frcodom. Now
tho p. I'lo ure Sem ndlnr a hsnd ard
"a hearng They win 81; Il too and 81.
ocssss GA tho one hand AVID the other
wIil h. al fn end.
II Is NJ this point tha; the American
people find themselyes With reference to
their Industrial tlc toaay-somcthln
must b. done ana IL viii D. Gohc. ~
towering dominant capital nor gigantic
and powerful iiicr shan menace
through influence 70 organization. the
bcsi Interests 4 ul o,hor elements <
society.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-26
ing Bachelor.
LAMENTATIONS ~ IRNIN rffiiv

, cavern which held thr ncfi ol a pair ~
nlckefs. Sometimes she f"iunlc snt With
her may head pr0irudlnE from this
iluy ofiel window ~ hers locking across
NJ iloh. rat Crowi'y was IN the haidt
uf calling this garden Norm city"
wherein the stun wis known as Wnud'
maker tower. and the fiower.hurdercd
path as Finh avenue" while the wild
oWs cottage WIS always referred a. ~
Cty hall ANA the weathcrCd shed as
me tenement district.
What thrnter ~ unprecedented
art was this beautiful. Xix garden NJ
the judru' There were those who felt
sorry IUr Ron Moran. but his life was
fuller and happier thnn theirs. II IL
druhtful n any 81 the worlds travellers
ever -nw moro 81 ~ beauty than he.
tie has fugnrsd the wlndIw.Hll 80
that b. always had comnany-hccs and
wasps and butterflies. The latter had
Interested him since tho iudg" had
called them STRAY thoughts ~ Cod"
H. loved tho chorus 81 an August
nirht and often sat by his window lis
tcning 90 the SONGS of the tree crickvts
and kniydlds and seeing the innumer.
alla incny lanterns flashing among the
flowers
Ills wmk was painting scenes IN the
garden. especially bind tri'ks and at
ttudos For this, h" VAS indebted TO
Susan Baker who bad given him faint
uud brushes and taught him how 10
uso them, and tr nu unusual aptitude
Ton drawing.
ono day Mrs. Baker brought her
daughter Pauline with hcr-a pretty
blu, eyed KIN with curly blonde hair.
fcur years Older than Hob, who was
thirteen when his painting begun. Tho
shepherd looked 10 her with an cxciil-
nation II dcligt; until then b. had not
seen such beautiful young maiden.
Homcly ill.ohd daughters of the work.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-26
THE STATESMAN

The throws his shoulders back and aghens his tie
SAYS MY friend unless the weather will be dry
And when this thought brains has peroatcd through
We people nod heads and loudly cry. How true
The blows his and clears his august throat
And saws. The ship will sink long it's aoat"
Wherea roll our solemn eyes applaud with main and might
And Slap each other the back the while say Hes right!
The statesman and his done becomes
He ye Il say YOU my friends that and make four
And thereupon our doubts dissolve fears put TO rout
Ard agree that here's who knows what he's about
The Christian Advocate
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-26
NORTHWEST TEXAS PRESS

that a, great financial cost in addition
20 the tragic less ~ NE. FOR which no
sum ~ money car pay Let everyone
stand Tor Righteousness unsettled and
helpful. Regardless 81 party affiliations
and tho iigh, ,of real humanity win bc
seen dawnlng over the horizon N the
newer day Of civilization. An wars
have been based primarily on selfish.
ness and greed. and as these elements
diminish. the excuse Tor wars WIN he
iessencd.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-26

Ing folk had come ~ his room with
field flowers now and then. hut no one
like Pauline. He felt her hair and
looked wistfullv into her face and said
that she was like pink and white and
yellow roscs She was discovery
new kind ~ n human being. often
he thought Of her ~ h. sat looking
out OF the window and often he
dreamed IL her at night.
The little shepherd Of the birds was
rot quite hoy. lie was a spirit un.
touched by any cvil thought. unbrok.
IN to lures and thorny ways. lie was
like tho flowers ana birds 81 the gar.
den, strangely fair and winsomc, with
silkcn. dark hair curling about his
hrows He had large. clear. brown eyes.
u mouth delicate ~ n girls and teeth
very white and shapcly The Bakers
nad lifted the boundaries OF his life
md extended his vision. lie found n
new JOY In studying flower forms and
In initiating their oolots on canvas. =
Now. indeed. there was not a han.
rirr lad In The village than this young
prisoner In one NJ the two upper bed.
ocms In the small cottage ~ the Wild.
ow Moran, True. he had moments ~
longing Tor his lost freedom when ne
heard the shouts ~ the BOYS An the
street and their feet hurrying hy ON
the sidewalk. The rtendfast ana com.
'g"ous MIR. Blgggs had said: u guess
W. have just a. a1an fun as they do
after all Look az them roses"
One evening. az his mother ~, read.
Ing an old love tale 10 the hoy he
stopped her.
"Muthtf.' h. said. Il love Pauline.
DO yea think II would be- airigh, for
mc to tell hcr?"
Never n word" said the good wom.
IN. "ic see it's this way. my little
son. yo'rc like n priest an il's No,
the right things for a priest"
y don't want to b. n priest" said
he lmpnticntly. =
Tut tut, my laddic boy, IFS for Goa
To say an for us 20 obey" SHE an.
swcrcd
CONTINUED TOM0RROw1
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-26
-ssGNs or rHs TIMES. =

Dogmatic. arbitrary, dictaiortat a.fi'
tudas OF some II the union leaders IN
the United States has served 70
most thoroughly dispoplarize the
very terms unions IN the MIND
of many cIilsena Note the follow
inE. clipped from the editorial col
umn Of the Santa Te New Mexican:
labor. said speaker az a union
Indignation meeting AZ Albuquerque re.
Earding the fire department situation.
viii recall all the city commissioners
n neccss1fy. and replace the present
form Of government with the old alder.
manic form We are quoting from an
Albuquerque newspaper.
Union labor. which has threatened 70
recall the city commissioners unless the
city fircmen are allowed 20 ORGANIZE.
thus assumes 10 govern the city o. A..
barusrque.
1t In encouraging 20 note that both
papers in the Duke City have finally
come out definitely agains, the unioniz.
ing Of the public service and orr anized
hbor's right 70 dictate 10 the co=fnn.
Mir. Albuquerque IL facing n rva: rr.sis.
ana n her ciiszens don't put the q iicius
on class government now. her future Is
ring 10 he fun Of trouble"
We believe that Il IL a fact tina, the
great middle classs Of citizens In the
'His-d States rejOiced when unlonisTn
cite into its ov'n. II was az the md q
injustice ana the hack Of oonsldcr,uon
or those who toll by those vhl ewn
H. machinery Of prOductlla. The Ise.
rh thought hat the time had cons
Trhan there W 'uld be an exhli l,iut OF
y ,cs--wh those who hal l.en
w1.ygi through lack Of prup,r rec
ol1iuon. wrld settle upon pClicks o.
asb ousness
~ this, tho ~ opie were ilsirpoinieo.
instead Of ~sas' justice. wiz a spirit
. Eh,eonsness over all. tfc-s a'nc
a,ricd Of oppression not la pro.
n1'uiced than that evidenced hy the
owngEs Of the machinery OF production.
The people were not considered asl1,
from the classes IN interest dlreri. Ths
opwession on the one side was no re
lief from the oppression on tn other
excrp, Just change Of sides. ths .e'a
edy was In evidence only while the trans
fer was being made and tina; war brief
Then the people bcean "a realty cn'
thing. that IL. n they are cyc- - nav.
any consideration. they must take
hand m this controversy. While IN
union miners and the mine operation
quarrel over scales. the peopl, mus
freeze While the wranele and friction
continues the people are always m
victims Now comes a time IN whicl
the people arr 10 D. represented through
the Industrial courts and other form
Of nrhlira;san. Their voices are belnl
heard. There is dawning a day II hope
Rampant cariislistic rule. md ram
pant lihor ruls. are hfh dangerous. bu
a rule Of ths propls. vithou; regard 4
classes. mus, always be sane. Class dom
inailon ls always dangerous. Perhaps b
all the history o. humankind no bette
illustration o. the fsct VI this statefien
csn - found than IN Russia. Tn
ner czarism ihe psopie were or
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-26
YOU'RE RIGHT HOMER.

Know all W neonle nv these presents
that the Invest bunch ~ newspaper
folks In Texas il now assembled within
our city. Look 'cm over Everyone
IL prize package and II the fellow
shat IL bet On" In his particular cor.
ner ~ this fo0tsteol. 10 stand Tor the
right and boost for his home town first.
Inst and all the time They are here
TO attend the Fourteenth Annual Con.
clave ~ the Tribe. The executive com.
mltiee 81 the Panhandle Press associa.
tlon has arranged nm excellent program
~ discussions and talks along lines ~
paramount interest "a the fraternity
and !, doesn't take a pa'oDhci to forsec
some lively times when that bunch of
peppers" get 20 discussing Free Pub.
llcity." for instance. One ~ the great
est attractions viii be an illustrated
lecture by joe Taylor and John Knott
o( the Dallas News. scheduled Tor Sat
wday and there II no doubt that no
newspaper person In the Panhandle and
Plains country VIII miss hearing the
bcs; known man IN the Texas fra,er.
nifty. az course. varied program ~
entertainment. refreshmcnt and rcsus.
itation has been arranged and the pro.
ceedings viii terminate with banquet
at which The editors viii be the guests
Of Hon. Marvin Jones. though. unfor
tunately. Mr.. Jones duties AT Washing
ton win no, permit him to h. present
Welcome Ia the Panhandle Press As.
sotiation'--fioyd County Hesperian.
Homer. as usual. YOU are sitting good
N this happy editorial. II will matter
little that Knott was unable 90 be- pres.
ont. Louis J. Workman was another
celebrity who could not be- here. and
vet. the meeting. according TO the 80
innate of those In attendance was the
greatest In the history % the organiza.
ton.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-26
GERMANY EXPLAINS DELAY
N TRIAL WAR CRIMINALS

BERLIN. April 25-Thc German gov.
eminent has addressed "a note 90 the
conference - ambassadors. explaining
Tint n number ~ technical reasons. such
az the n'nArriynl q evidence from Italy
and o,h,r counties have been the cause
Of delay IN thu trail 81 those accused of
war guilt.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-26
EVERYBODY GET IN.

are you n member ot the Randall
County COMMERCIAL League No man
can do more fot his community than %
catch the spirit 81 the. Commercial
League. The League needs your dol
lar per month as well az your person
Al influence - Randall ccsnty News.
Let everybody get In and bccome O
real, personal workers FOR the good u
Canyon and Randall counties. This II
the one way 90 do II. Invest your
money and become a par; ~ the com.
fnuniiy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-26
NO STREET BUYER At
TEnnAL THIS YEAR

srccial 10 The News.
TERRAf. Okla. April Members
" the oklahoma Cotton Growers as
'ocia,lon az Terrai, jefferson county.
export that there VIII be- no street buy.
y 81 cotton In the city avis year. This
riil be for the very good reason that
there " no cotton 60 buy. over ~ per
cent 81 the growers In the territory
eionEing % the state association.
though which they have agreed To- mar
tet all 81 the cotton they raise Tor sev.
on years.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-26
Library Week.

HEREFORD. Tex. April sj.--This
wctk Dr. Library Week for Hereford
and members q the Library Board and
others Interested IN building up thu
city library are working 10 interest the
people IN the affairs Of the organiza.
ton. Saturday will be tag day. when
tags will be- sold from which funds
are 10 he realized for the support 81 the
library.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-26
Cemstsry Beautiful.

HEREFORD. Texas. April 25.-On
Thursday. April 81 volunteers 10 the
number 81 one hundred or more. 10.
gether with about twenty-five teams,
spent the day cleaning up the Here.
ford cemetery. Lunch was served by
he ladies ~ the town On the grounds,
and the result Of the days work was a
rastiy improved cemetery
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-26

during the past month. thousands OF
trees have been planted IN Amarillo
This work was CRAFTY stimulated by
the ladies club fcdrat,on. and the re.
suits viii b. seen ~ tho years come
and ~ IN ,he form a. aadod civic at.
traciiveress. The Indies and al those
who had C. DO IN inspiring this cam.
pairn 1rc duo much credit
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-26
CONTINUED TOMORROW
Greeks siiflc Enemy cunflre.
b Associated pr,ss

ATHENS. April 25.-Au official com.
.nuni'n'ion. dealing with Greek opera.
uons IN the front IN Asia Minor SAYS;
on The Toulun'Bounar sector our ar.
uiery silonced enemy gunfirc which
h'u "''n active. We rcpulscd several
enemy rconnoitering parties.
IN the Aidin sector we dispersed On.
v'ny uiesulars who were advancing 10
.toss the Meander. The enemy aban.
doned a number Of killed and a quaint.
~ II materlal.p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-26

While waiting for the development n,
big things IN the Plains County. II
should b. remembered that little thing.
through proper huriand.ng. hecnrne
great things. m hen. the brood sow
and the milk producing COW. al have
their possibilities ~ beneficent agency
Cor the peopls. whether they are en-.
gagged IN The game u farming. directly.
o. not.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-26

Lyons. France, has the only unIvcr.
wy that offers a course In pcrfumcry
making.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-30

issues, also equipments. steels. motors
and their rubber accessories and ship
pings. these gaining one to three
points.
Buying of rails embraced most of
the tranScontinentals, prominent
grangerS, coalcrs and secondary
shares of roads trayersing western
and southwestern sections. Delaware
NaCkawanna & Western reacted from
its best on news of the larger divi-
dend.
Ccppers strengthened in connection
with higher prices quoted for the re-
fined metal ana specialties comprising
chemical, textile, paper and mail or
der groups were appreciably better,
highest levels marking the final deal
ingS. Total sales amounted to 465. 900
shares.
Confusion attended the lighter deal
ings i'll foreign exchange, British and
French rates eased moderately. marks
rallied slightly. and Greek, Italian and
Norwegian bills were lower and Far
Eastern quotations were unaltered.
Victory notes dominated the bond
market at a new high mark for the
movement of 99.5S. Sales of this issue
included one lot of $4,000, 600. Liberty
issues were irregular; rails held
steady and the foreign iotations were
featureless aside from weakness in
Cuba Cane IS. Total sales. par value,
aggregated SlS.S75,000
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-30
Wednesday Brighton Market

Stock Yards, Sept. 2S-The beef
cattle market was very dull, the slight
ago, not holding this week. All beef
cows sold at fractional decline. al
though holding within the previous
range on bologna cows the demand
quNkened. sales being made more
readily. Next week there will be no
Jewish buyers ION the market, owing
TO their holiday. Calves held steady
with receipts moderate, but hogs were
off full cent on dressed hogs and
ac, on live. HOG. receipts were very
milch cows were rather light but
there were some extra good cows Of
fered, for which prices ranged from
*110@ $50. Good average mixers sold
moving at $350s5.
Reported Sales-Hall e. Lowell solo
IL extra fancy show steers. av. 1900
lbs. at SC and cows, av. 500 lbs. at
/ sc; 80 calves. ;;av. 10 lbs. at l0c; 80
20 lbs. az &C; so hogs, av. 1s5 lbs, at
&c; 25 mich cows at s50El25. A. NJ
Bags sold | bull. 1850 lbs. at SC, "a
cows at 44c:. 40 cows. at 3ac. 81 cows
at &c; 80 calves at 1olc; 55 milch cows
cows at 203sc; 14s calves, in three
small calves; Fl lambs at &C: 5 hogs.
at &c; "a milch cows at s50a110. V.
- IioHsoii Soiu jSu sHcep anu lamDS,
sheep at &c. and lambs at Sc: $50
calves at 410c: 50 mich cows at
s45 a 125. 4. L. Wormell sold 81
calves at "a 1Oc: AZ mixers at $500
1885,. f. L. Brown & Son sold 81
calves, 5000 lbs. at 10lc; "a mich
cows to av. $50 each. r. o. Thomp-
son sold 2 heifers at 33c and 5 boloE-
ma cows at &c; 100 calves at iec; 800
sheep and lambs. sheep at &c and
lambs at &c; 81 mich cows at 400
100. Robert Connors sold Is cows Al