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The nonpartisan leader., 1921-10-03

similar organization ever formed. Today the
League is needed more than ever There
never was time when farmers needed a fear
less, fighting organization more. Will the
farmers fail to support their organization now
that it has been built to point where it is in a
position to do them the most good? The Leader
would be folly to abandon machine that has.
just been built and perfected But during the
next few weeks the farmers themselves will
give the answer in the way they renew their
memberships and pay their post-dated checks.
Have YOU made your plans to do YOUR duty
by your organization, that it may continue to
fight your battles? Ifnot, do SO atonce, There
is no other way for farmers to win
The nonpartisan leader., 1921-10-03
DON'T BE A STACKER!

The Nonpartisan league as it exists today
is the result of nearly seven years work and
expenditure of time, money and energy by the
farmers of the United States It has been
gigantic task to get to this point of develop
ment progressive farmers organization
which proposes fundamental reforms. Prob
ent farmers at one time or another have been
MEMBERS received League publications and
been convinced that the League program is
right. But this has been only beginning. The
League today is as strong as ever in numbers,
and much stronger than it ever was in influ-
ence and prestige, because it has demonstrated
to everybody it's ability to live through opposi-
tion and crises that would have wrecked any
The nonpartisan leader., 1921-10-03

the army Who knows better handle the military
foolish to give the final authority to military men,
Later England applied the principle to it's financial sys-
aged by board composed OF men who are not bankers It
found unsafe to let bankers the finances
they would them the interest Of bankers than
in the interest of the whole country.
While here in America have applied this English principle
The Federal Reserve board which controls the and credit Of
the country composed of bankers exclusively giving the banks
that our financial system to protect
and them
of business men, farmers and workers.
Our system be reformed until bankers
kicked of control of the federal system We the
best bankers and best banking brains handle the Details
benefit their advice to general financial policies just
the president and secretary of military but with
the the actual final control of the system must be in other
hands than those who would for selfish
terests
nquites of the bills being put through
The pres? has mnmzed the criticisms Of the
era public familiar with the telling points made
cratic and there would be
honer' that would give the Republican punderbund
Shows In We have before speech by Congressman vii
Lax otea income tax provisions and the repeal the
cess profits tax. It is not canned speech written
the floor but actual Of the debate the bill
Odfed shows Republicans are failing to tax the
privilege Of issue stock dividends which during the
$3Oooo00oo Stock dividends paying dividends
resored to by corporations avoid Of income
@ dr n !e n an mot 1 p a @ M @
shows they be taxed through privilege He also shows
exai nov the the are taking income off
the ordinary farmer and workman
that when the facts will Republican party
posed the most unfair effort protect the expense
OF the people that has been made in congress in
The nonpartisan leader., 1921-10-03

who force rents and who hold Of land for speculation
would be thing The Keller bills do make attempt by
but at the time attempts make certain that land
specuator rent hogs and land monopos do what they
the working of the nation pay any
his b and these would be only the biggest farm land
mostly wealthy men who have retired and 90 not actually 90
However whether the Keller bills exemption
f eors aS ey 1re 6a & @ a1 5 I M to d
sufficient do large number of Nonpaan league farmers who
h aI sm the a eas e. s
have organized the Federal Tax press the Keller
bills.
The Leader in favor Of kind of land values tax that
will hit the land specuator monopost at the time
protect actual working farmers from having stand
burden God knows farmers taxes too high We believe
in such legislation because know that land speculation
high rents and thus absobs large Of the profits of share
people that they have little left to purchase products thus
materially nuring the farmers market We also believe that
monoposts by to developed
thus cheapeg coal and similar products the people It will not
be disputed think that land pecaors monop
os do the they should thus forcing producers
bear unfair share of the burden.
do better than study the Keller bills and all
similar propositions offered to meet these evils Eventually there
will be evolved legislation which all pogresves and producers
Will at ready to take step will do more eancpate
humanity than thing that mind this writing
HUNDREDS of years England made the and navy
subsevent to the civil and provided that the heads
Experience had proved that it was to trust military
with the command because he would
interests mltarss OF the whole
This system sound that the forefathers of
Danoeous to country adopted when Constitution
Give Bankers made the Of our ad
oucn rover and the president elective officer and
with few exceptions not military The
president handles the and navy through two appoee the
secretaries of and who civilians and not military
Undoubtedly when it first proposed make the military
power subserent to the civil and put the under
civilian instead OF military man. opponents OF the plan said
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-26

1T can now so on duty feeling like
n new man" said Clyde Il. V!tte, OF The
MorITn;own. W. Va. police force. "One
ho,,," Of Ncrv-Wcrth did me more good
than three trips :" Hot Springs. l had
been bothered with stomach trouble foT
about eight years. My food didn't digest
properly ard was constantly bothered
with gas forming In my stomach. l took
treatment at Jacksonville. Fla. and at
Hot Springs. but got only slight reheT.
| was forced to lay of on account
II my condition. I couldn't sleep nights
my stomach panied m" constantly and
nothing .Lat ate would agree with me-
took several different preparations but
got N relief. s" finally tried Merry
Worth and tho Nrst bottle did mo moro
good than the thrce trips TO Hot Springs.
My stomach no longer ho;hers me and
sleep like a log. I can and do recon-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-26
POLICE OFFICER TELLS INTERESTING STORY ;:
Of FAILURE TO END SEARCH IN FLORIDA
Still His Quest Finally Raerea
Troubes


time Il has a tonic action. II gives nerve
force, aids in overcoming nervous Ills,
tones and invigorates the whole system.
II contains nothing harmful or habit.
forming. no narcotics. coal tar products
or nauseat!ng oils. II Is equally ktod
for young or old and It's pleasant taste
makes It a plea sure to take. II you guf.
fer from stomach or nervous troubles.
II you are rundown. l!stless or lick
vigor. take Wentworth. stop expefi-
menttng on untried things. Serv-W0tth
has stood tho test OF years and the
thousands Of endorsements by usef3bu
over the country and ny people close
home prove that Serv-Worth does E1vO
the desired results. It IS sold on .
money-back guarantee by c. H. Gris8 .
Co and all leading druggists everywhere.
Eerv-worth 10 now 800 per bottle.-adx
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-26

mend Nerv-Worth highly and hope that
Il HELPS others as It has helped me-"
Thousands Of cases like this have found
that Nerv-W Worth gave the desired re-
suits and gave them quickly. It's ac-
ton IN stomach and nervous Affections
g really remarkable. For years II has
been doing the work wherever sold and
thousands Of satisfied users from all
Ilrts Of tho country have vouched TO its
merit. Many have rightly termed It
Tho Miracle Medicine" and the results
II gives In many cases IS quito often
miraculous. II acts in sensible way
ovcrcomes the troubles and gives pleas
ing and lasting relief. 1t neutrahzes pol
sonuus gas-form!ng acids In the stom-
ach II drives out impurities. makes for
proper assimilation. thus aiding nutr!-
lion. I, whots tho appetite and tones
the whole digestive system. AZ tho same
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-26

-. ~"Su,U;:"n offered ~ My. MonIeH
:,...w>.
~ !rrrLs. Thomas l.. Ht"t"r, rep
:rs.u,atisc from u" S"renic"nih H>.
trl..: ut the >tA:" -! TEXAS did "A -
;un,r /. ly?:..Ask unantiU'uS consent u
.Nirud his remarks IN 10" r"nSv"SS"'U"
r,,-rd Er"U tn" iupr" em"ntS III u y
r.,y.r:.nicu: printing ";i.'e. which '""'
So. VS. svIu'"G /, the h"uS'. al"
~ li,rrcas. ::I"r such I""'n.SSi"" ire
saI THunaS l.. I:.nut"u an insert ana
caused /, b" printed :" III" r"nc"' SSi''t-
a "-.uIl for saturday. t"i"hrr -, i
,-rr>S., I,,l,rrit md onS,rne LANGUAGE
,,uWur;'., rt . g.. .aH"c - tn A""S" 90
a ~. ,.'u,at!,"~. contrary :" 'hr rirS
y 80. rru~c. a',I dcruG ''"ry :" IS diS'
49,. ainl Ia ,lu1Atior {; it, Conn Ic""".
t!rr.!""" - =
'I:c~r.r.d Tha, II" sail Thomas /;
l:,.-',". lv h.~ r""dwct aS Aforesaid
las Forfeited a rights - So as Il E"?'
,.-,u,:.tly" ia -" >i\tE' seventh CON
,.r. -, AMI = h":",l r"np"!'rI am .!r'
...:,i.i :, 10 80 ,r"Erc i w"n!ncr 9: THIS
lr,.S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-26

Wa sh!ngt"n. Or'. @3.--Thn weather
bureau tonight reports that the tropical
storm whi,A Is in effect off the South
Atlantis coast was moving Inland and
las; reports was heading for the north
east coast "f Florida, between Jackson
vile and Ti.usvt.l". The bureau wa
without lite reports from the flooded
area HroUa! Tarin. the last advices
having been received about noon today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-26

Jacksonville. Fla. Oct. c7.--At mid
night tho tropical hurricane which en-
tered tho state at Tampa this morning
ard spread north"a%tward across the
state. causing Il loss Of property and
crops estimated Mt approximately one
million dollars. was apparently attain
Ing IT, maximum v"lnc!ty IN the v!ci-
G;ty O! Jacksonville
Tampa Is without light telegraph. tel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-26

,~ss station Is also sai1 n be out OF
commission. Tn" center OF the tropical
sl"rln early 'hIs afternoon was a short
distance west Of Tampa, and moving
forth. northwest. The maximum Velo-
,..r.- rf IL. Wind was given az 90 miles
an hour. AMI IL" barometer at Tampa
81 noon read "g.Oi.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-26
wireless Sta ton Out

West Palm Brach Fla. Oct. 81 Tho
s. Petersburg wireless station went
uu, 20: commission tbs afternoon. a.
.n,,l,'.:: :" = report from tho jupiter
wireless station. eighteen niles north
If lrr". and tho ST. Augustine wire
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-26

IIe-I am madly in love. We: y"r u"
M r"niidaut".
Shc---Ccr,aiuly am at v"ur S"rEi"n
N.--Wcl, wnuld YOU advise ~" To
rr,u-se To YOU Boston Transcript.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-26

An inventor has patented Enss
horn said to improve the quality; OF
photograph music. - n
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-15

~ oven this strenuous time there In
much OF "s'uwF1ut bastowal ~ gifts
90 Christmas tll, hut tho following IL
si"d recently by wen known editorial
writer. carrie. with IL suggestion FOR
''r"fa' trd righteous Investment
The merry hlF been taken out of
Merry Christmas IN Russia. over
'"rf a''le Ivan md Olga VIII b. con.
tented ~ Santa brings them boat %
I'li %. bowl ~ soup.
fy Christmas. OBJ. American Relief
Afr.r.s'u. vu he fecduv 0oO.
''' children boz Russia Generous
"m'-ars f~r.sh the money.
To et'erf This relief 20 starvinb Rus.
'.iH gr0v Irs. rsmlttauces IN units
'''ia So % so can b. bought and sent
'' r.Ht".H cr friends ty applying 70
'-- American Relief Administration :
''tr.. Broadway. New York City.
r.I- '.'n 'ae money Tor the general
son want 20 help and d. not
.1"' 'rF one IN Russia.
30 aar Herbert Hoover has charge
- 'tis work
ft.f-'f.ree ~ useless nature
'.'' Boz watched closely. for there Is
A'fai 'or the lfegiying powers Of
'. o. offended % suffering
ores ACROSS the seas. as well
.' % Hr own beloved America.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-15
LISKING INTERESTS TOGETHER

Internationally the Tri State tir
proposed ty some OF tho men ~ Amn.
fillo ~lll appeal Ia this entire com.
mgniiv a. an unequnllod medium
through which 10 link together tho
various interests ~ this portion 81 tho
southwest In an Of the United states
'n'rs D. uo such appealing srope ~
country one in which the possibilities
ior development aH rich ,s here while
t.lH Boz true These facts are little under
stood. ps e'raurc as th.s may r,em. IN
outside territory.
Thu 'o.r boz mind vii DO the gren,es,
single 1E'n.. imaginable. In plulnr
fi9 country spuar.ly before the people
S. ho should know and appreciate h bot
''r The iau properly handled has
long ht'r recognized ps ono 81 mo lola
INK mediums 90 exploitation. n .s one
russ''ft'd of lu 1timrii.,ueas that
SIs's % mn appeal 20 an ages ana 10th
s't"' o. huugs humankind together
whom other enterprises nu % pre.
"n's something u.N. something eiu.
.tional
WIN 'hn agricultural products of
mo country displayed 10 the fullest. IN
'he mnt rromir.n, center ~ the
'"vih"'''ru territory ana these sup.
plom'n'.d is such other matter Al.
should ID. |HfrU.I....F DO, .. .t.tH,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-15
oh beg pardon ,,,ioa backing cut in hurry,
=, OLIVE nUnrrrs nAR1oN

Away went the Twins to hunt for NJ
Hermit Cpo. FTr-t they p,epcI into 40
Do, ha'ss % ,hr rH,ks and nearly f.'
w. roIh'. when they discovered Mrs
lu't.ffshs eggs in one uf them ana
.ir Eutirrtsh standing guard
pH We h,E yuui plrdon" th,y cy-
claimed hack.nE out IN a hurry "Wcrr
.rN i..E.rr lar Nr Hermit crab"
Wen b., .srf here. said Nj but
'efHn .F.rtN So they went on. They
Il"ri'r.1 .ut. Ne StIckl,ha rk.s house
n th, uoIauir, sea bush. and stun.
.irl ..,r Mr Gohys huu-. snder the
.. sd. sHrN rs thr nuu.ss,.l nurie
HrI went through 'h' oyster led and
.-... i.p Lobster and Tub Truppu
srI Dukie Cotton SPINNER tn,. silver
fl"r trd uh D,subuIv no1r'v AN
Ole. fls water bui rohudt --uaw where
Nr Hermit crab was rh.Ic we've lolds
20 Feit .h.li~ tr.Hr1 Nr fU or fr.r
-... as ,upty ls 1rH Nj 'IH
ilid been there and gon, and ST. az
course had ths dVsllo- 81 each shell
gnr. with h.m insid, ~ him should
1y
An then something happened sud
a,rt che Twins awa upon e strange
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-15
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Any erroneous reflection upon n,
character. Standing. or reputation u
any individual. firm. concern or cor
poration. that may appear In tho col
umns o. The News. will be gladly COS
rect@d. when called 90 the attention II
Tbs editor IL Ia not tho intention ~
this newspaper 20 wrongfully use. or
injtfe any individual firm. concern or
corporation. and corrections will be
made where warranted as prominently
~ was the wrongfully published refer
ence or article.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-15
CONFESSIONS OF A MOVIE STAR


stand si.'H DOM m..s Don't sneak
b.nt turn your bead.
.uuIdn mrlar, what lld han
p'n"d but : oh'y'l Jimmy 1s .f hc ha.I
.''n born tu command mr Zoo a main.
%" be- issu'd another order
''i"' mo 1 hiE .luH And .lm, r,cFe''
turned WIN fukrd branch. Jim
nF was holding down th, head of ,
.'fp'n' ln spite uf nos prettv phIlo.
nt. about tho harmless milk sn,k.
h'd honor of ih, genus And {
sh'l never 900 wy hhr get r.d Of m.
picture ~ jimmy N.u't hoidiur down
That writh.uE serpent stuI.aI.. bad,
rui,aliy. while ! found ciub To-. him
and thr stones
couldn't run for hr'u. ruuldu >
lf'E' him until ! $500. sun. he had
.lt,d himself as well a. poo, from tre
poisoned bngs
Tho whole SCENE cam, back t1 M.
@ vision Will, Eubh, th, electrician
talked Poo mv lf tn, uhl. BOO tn. Studio
restaurant
ln tho mdst of thr gas crowd mlI
nE love false love. moses l..r. conn.
forfeit love. or comparing ho.H ur
mIi's 900 hwstiug about H,'s .n.
.n'nHi fh" 0ool beauty H ulf tau.t
day
Itmu. ana had shared tblt ono
ani.g.uhIr adventure. and m., fH.n
COO, N,.F happy hour Dr. Boz. hadn't
tIIbd That RATHER as Iimm, I N..T
MOT rlF. been thrr" 200 watch h.u. ..
iH telling e. iok, o. Gir,f'. HI
wn'Hs him. With bag hurt 20 my
lUf' wanting him Go com. 9rl DIa
u u.
.ulduf Imagine why Do, was 500
unreasonable, and Illogical No,,r a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-15

word about fnr uH tm. E.s. IN
inquiry 1h.uf N.fH,.I.NI. uI.H.I icon
TO uia. u nm
49," uua rl'' lt. GOO. ..u.,.rt
h' p't.i. Nr 1000 BE-. H.H..tI. ...f.r
" Eul uF. cu.fn GOA 5000 I... m,'
From tlrt uw.. B encouraged Rose
' .in bon ml r..m. Boo .. other .u4,
could 0,ti Ihau u..
Goose always tr.u wu.r tH. mon "
''. ..H..H. a... lItn. p.ulf She,
i.i 'H, r.HH r.H u.n. IaIDu. h.r
IH.i s.l luu ..,... ..... Itu amazed
'.. n..s' ..HW.i t.f... t... .lu uIt
gambling iin had passed uu tb. old
h,t'uE bunch s.u, . lH. u,u m.rsd
''n't'' n .Iusaul uu. e.. . p.,r.
EHt Rose sl.t thl. ub.H Pr ..m, TO
.H H.e. Die. E1rn.. 800. .. bot.
g.. u.u ,Iss,. o. th, who'll. company
was ut' Iuus, f,o Do ... e..d ..
tuN nuu.u I.. m.H ...II that
'Is. t.ui OIL. H.Hl. u. lrI r.urm.
HE he'd Dee mldr 30 Hu m... soon
And 'Is. ' Ga. ..t H....d Tm
Hh. would h, m1r.' Hul D... Elfna
was another DHaDn..I bachelor De
'td N'.n ItHU .. -.. f.lf Do. u.r,r
.HHl nanny uu, o. N.I..f.f' stars
lt... #Nu 1911. uN .. mHt.r..
...d I.r Hus.luda .u.. tn.u D..sv's
...n ''re and m1d. 600. na.H. and
'n.u H,n. aNuv leaving m. u "a most
n..mfurun. state or mmI
w .. Iln. would n.. mr.y %
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-15
SECRET % rocHs ENDURANCE.

f"f WAS 20 years old In
'.f''h.f D.. ar. day for the g. DAYS
PM 'f. country a. tho guest
q. 20 hnrrr Legion he has com.
''''''a hi"s'f 20 program that wears
10y ''-if fn"rss-r ~ NJ personal staff
'.'' h'f sFhlusied such vigorous
- (" anon 2 I.oier,s. chairman Of
80 Lrg.ors rscspton committee
~ hN'.r. past commander q
n~ An'f..an l.ss.on. ana Hanfora Mac.
-'''"f commander - the Legion. Zach
IN Ht'r Hhsas mon drop in their
'''0ss ih' Aarhal IS found unwsaried
Hn1 an neH day be- arises from HI.
u win a aaat o. 10. new program.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-15

I.a. uU..r Wigel,uu u,ra'n. h.
UlF ..H ir was tr.v busy Do. vfs
t #..- ur rather n,m,l,Iul hts
..... And lIthough Do. hums't W3-
.IatIu.aiur having about r
..I.. ..". tri IaIr ,I queer IHoi,.
.r. HIU-. rI. hUua, WIS tHo most he1u-
600. f."- fh. Twins had ever san. =
$500. wub,r 90 r,Id and -Ho.c
utU 800 .0. .t.uIs Uf fho rainbow D.
VH. ..... H. arre .ul round Hs t.Hr
n.II..-. .... with -mai- aud .Hn'
l.h' 'If. ..IlI.sh.H
Vf .I..I Nancy ,Hrp.ug Dor
h.rt. li.E H.luLtur"
Thanks. answered OBJ. queer ia.s
Ir- H..-t.. person With u hav. @ To
end ... .. .u.t-1Uh
M Ntu... a,Hrf
r....
TO BE- Continued
U.H... #T S.r.H"1
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-15

Tho Wilson Foundation ~ consist of
or. million dollars has been launched
.r honor ~ former Pr,xld.n, Woodrow
Wilson % has been announced That
annual awards VIII ho mad, from tho
income ~ itH foundation for m,r.
tor.DuH service tn democracy. public
welfare. liberal thought. or peace
through Justice thus fund is to b.
subscribed 20 in tho various states ~
Tho United states. and many ~ the
state 'bliim'n has" expressed the De-
lief that their subdivisions of the So.
ton wall oveFuhs'rlb' This Is q great
iouor designed for great man. lu bic
hfp tiu,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-15

Secretary TbU of th, Interior DE-
r'r'ms1t De- authority tar fH, statement
'alt th" uuiapped resoUI.ra of the
United States held u fh, 900 900 600
acres % hnd aIl boz me publ, domain.
approximate ir value moro than $3.50.
100000 oo0 One hundred ana nfs M
lions ~ dollars b. CONSIDERABLE. Sum
ancr measured by anything other than
fU' expenses of war 500. frs rmc
u.ssl cYmr again whom mmr.., or.
H.rI.'Hrrs win bc u1d' fnr 'H, PURPOSE
n' killing mon May thr limitation -
umaueu,s conference now On m
Washington continue until wars ~ tho
future may b" dealt such blow mat
.n'y cannot r,is' Humankind through
rra conference. has au orpDIturify 20
POI. i's puY,r fur world poa,, answered.
lul may 'ho thought De- held nightly
.r.. Poo Irt Of war b. dead.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-15

ireland hns chosen 'u ,in hors.if fhs
irish Proc state. oud th' hope Is On.
'1'aIr'd that h'r freedom may DO a
reality and not merely u'le without
meaning whether m, people ~ Ire
land uay" what thcy want u. MOI. now
r'mling 20 be seen ThH hss long
'uni"ndsd Tor Tint which U.s. now 80
mr"d 10 them. and m lHs victory are
entitled 10 tho congratulations or an
r'upI" who have fu'uH're boon CON.
tenders for that Whi,h th.. believed to
o. right IN matters ~ government
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-15

Reiiormout Of roads throughout tho
I'1Ius country of Texas BE- IL them. that
should hc s,it appealing Thes. roads
VIII prov" great facility Ice IA. mar.
f'ting 0i crops boa tho various ccuters.
aH weu 1s convenience 10 tll" overland
tourists whuH" numbers arc Increasing
With the passage of Tho years tn"
Texas Panhandle has much 20 gain
through Improvement and No. adoption
- maint'nau'' programs Tor u.s. loads
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-15

Amarillo s destined tU m4t. r.
rre1'er' 0.'v boz n. Southwest o-it
v she predicate 'ha' rfatr..s Ir l..
ness Of y.r.or Including lU or ,r. s.r.
rounding oommunifi'a This r.'v !.
d'pender' ir most liberal degree N, ~.
friendship = her no.rhbor. and TN.
must ~ o1rroa ani 30, m.-,i, a.
sired.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-15
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-15
THE WEATHER

t""" ara Vicinity Thursday
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-03
Harding Not Wilson

To the hrmness OF character OF Pres
ident Harding Is due the settlement
Of the threatened railroad strike.
The Representatives OF tbs employees
say that they wers compelled to SUBJ
nit to the situation because OF the
propaganda that was circulated. TO the
effect that II they should strike they
would be warrine against the national
government "Propaganda7' The
truth.
The railroad men have been suffer
ing mentally from the props Eanda OF
Wilson and tho Democratic party. in
that they were privileged class
Having once held up congress with
stop watch and compelled the prcsi-
dent of tho United States to bow 10
their threats. they naturally did no;
readtust with rapidity TO the fact tina;
they as well as all other persons are
subject to economic law.-Aibany
Evening Journal