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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26
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,ut 10 meeting the labor hoard.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26
Harm Burns.

A small barn al 1899 buchanan
street burned last nlsht. The loss was
slight. the harm being but a small struc-
ture. tssI. a4-t a.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26
AMARILLO HIGH
SCHOOL SCRUBS
EASY winners
NORTH SIDE TEAM GOES
DOWN TO DEFEAT BY
% TO Z SCORE.

llseh schoaa srfufrs dsf,atrd co.
N,Hthri.is fssthan team. 81 90 Z. lu q
aame on ihc Nofihslir Ernuuds ,,st,r
a., affrmuon. Ansf mine minutes w
iiay Kaufman caFuei che iall O,r.
fuf the s.rubs' fret touchdown. n0llet
klrk,d E,ai.
Rariy In the -ecuHd quarter Van 40
isr interrupted a iiesr i-hind iho giol
line and ran los yards fur . Touchdown
4. slinrra sioksd Esssi T's!r tHueAiuWu
tlrd the game. Fciemlend u@ySened
the rcofv b. MAKING the ssennd touch
down for the Scrubs. While huylca
kicked goal.
r,lc,ahcrd and Roodcr completed
forward pass. the batter running about
ten yards for touchdown. Hoylcs MISS
81 seal. Eikins carried the hall over
for two touchdowns IN the last quar-
ter and Boyles kiekci both gals.
Lion Elkins. Rccdcr. Lands ana
SHARP We're stars TOT the Scrubs. North
ride stars were Van Bbhcr and c. Stln.
son.
The iineup.
Northsldc Pos. scrubs.
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Ccntcd.
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LEFT Guard.
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Left Tackle.
Left End.
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Quarterback.
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Fulllack.
N. Van Blhl,cr .....,........ka Kaufman
Right Haifhack.
j. Stinsnn. ...........s......... Elkins
Left Halfhack.
Z. Stiuru. ....s.s..s..ss. sfticfahtnd
suhstitutcs--fcf Scrubs. Scllars for
Glands. Mine FOR schribcr. Harrington
for Mintcr.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-05
Big Film Hit al Ditmas

Aurora Meredith was the pet of
the family. Her good looks, and
sweet voice singled her out as a lit
tie better than the rest of the house
hold, and she accepted the sacri-
fees of her parents and sisters as a
matter of curse. At the graduation
exercises her voice attracted the at
tention of a visitor from the big city
who offered to send her abroad to
study for grand opera. Her selfish
little soul delighted at the opportu-
nifty and she left home without re-
greet. How she finally achieved her
greatest desire, won fame and adj
miration and suitors waited upon
her pleasure, and how she found all
this worldly succes to be dross and
vanity compared to her mothers
love and. the devotion of her girl
hood sweetheart. are told in the
latest ,Universal-Jewel production,
"Once to Every Woman" starring
Dorothy Phillips and directed by
Allen Holuhar. which will be shown
at the Ditmas theatre tomorrow,
Friday and Saturday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-05
THEATRES
At the Strand,

"a t0
The bay at Northport was the
scene of a spectacular fire when a
company of 'Vitagraph players un-
der the direction of Thomas Ter
riss made scenes on a burning
sailing vessel for the big special
production, Dead Men Tell No
Tales" which will be shown at the
Strand theatre tomorrow. A large
condemned schooner was secured
for the purpose and saturated with
petroleum. Several pounds OF gun
powder were placed aboard and all
was in readiness for one of the most
spectacular scenes to be transferred
to Aim.
A large number OF extra players
we're used as members of crew and
passengers The vessel sailed into
the BAY and without a word of
warning took fire. The flames
leaped high in the air and consumed
sails and masts as though they were
paper. The players fought the fire
with hose. buckets and wet blank
cts. They worked as though life
depended upon it while cameras
clicked. 1t was a little too real
istic for some of the actors who
sustained slight burns and all were
glad when the order came to take
to the lifeboats.
The joy was shortlived, however,
for holes had been bored in boats
to make them sink readily. and h
players soon found themselves
fioundering in the water, clinging to
any floating debris that happened
to be available. Sparks dropped
In the water around the players
md cameramen.
Every care was exercised to pro-
tect the lives of players and safe
guard the property of h company
from accident. A dozen cameras
we're used to catch the action from
various angles and two of them
were stationed on the fated vessel.
They remained until it became folly
for a human being to stay longer
on the vessel. About two minutes
after the last caneraman had taken
a position of safety the g~unpowder
exploded and the boat was shat
!ered.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-05
az Features at the Crescent.

Today ends run of THE Married
Virgin" and From Now On" two
big feature pictures being shown at
the Crescent theatre. If you go to
the movies in search of thrills you
will be more than satisfied with the
Married Virgin" as it is a thrill
from beginning to end. From
Now On" features that popular star.
eorGge Walsh and is written by
Frank L. Packard the author of the
Miracle Man. this in itself is a
guarantee of a good picture.
In "The Cradle of Courage"
which comes to the Crescent thea
tire tomorrow. William S. Hart. the
famous Paramount star appears as
a policeman-one of the most strik-
months.
1t is a complete departure from
his recent western dramas, but none
the less effective, for it gives him
a characterization that places heavy
demand upon his versatility and
dramatic power. AS a result he is
certain to elicit new praise from the
thousands who have admired his
splendid portrayals for seasons past
and who will welcome his new pro-
auctions with open arms.
This is the third of his personal
productions for Paramount and is
regarded as fully up to the high
standard set by THE Toll Gate and
sand" the two preceding pictures.
The 'Barbary Coast" in San
Francisco, the haunt OF the SUBJ
merged tenth, the underworld hab-
itues. crooks and others, is the scene
of the story which shows the trans
formation of a man in the vortex
of great events. how he wins honor
and love after youth spent in the
lowest circles of society.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-05

The combination OF Dorothy Phil
lips and Allen Holubar. which gave
the screen such masterpieces as
Paid in Advance THE Heart of
Humanity and The Right to Hap
piness." has again resulted in what
the critics have declared to be a
photodramatic masterpiece.
Dorothy Phillips, from all ac-
counts. appears at her best in the
role of the naughty country school
girl who becomes a famous prima
donna with the worlds celebrities
at her feet. She is supported by a
brilliant cast, including Robert An
dersen, William Ellingford. Rodolph
Valentino, Frank Elliott. Mrs. Mar
garet Mann. Emily Chichester. Eli
nor Field and many others. As a
production, "Once to Every Woman"
is a scenic triumph, no expense hav-
ing been spared to make it a fitting
successor to The Right to Happi-
ness"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-05

Captain w. A. Moffett islthe new
director of naval aviation for the
u. S. navy. Because of the steadily
increasing importance of aviation in
the navy, this is one of the biggest
posts in the service. Moffett was
formerly commandant of the Great
Lakes Naval Training Station and
later commander Of the battleship
Mississippi.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-05

"Girls N Everything" is the title
u a lively musical farce in which
she Victory Bellies company appear
.sext. week at the Majestic theatre,
beginning with the matinee Mon
Law afternoon. The plot if n can
say there is one, has to do with a
burlesaue revue in two acts, ten
scenes and a prologue and con-
prises many big novelties. showing
The complete construction of a bur-
lesque show in full view of the audi
enee. Eddie Dale and Scotty Erie
dell have charge of the comedy IN
the revue, while Lynn Cantor. the
dashing prima donna. is given a
splendid opportunity to display her
beautiful gowns and also to render
some classic numbers, Helen An
drews, the sunbeam soubrette, also
plays an important part in the en-
tertainment. Others of importance
are Mildred Howell. Matty De LEGO,
Fred Reese, Ben Moore and Eddie
Vine. OF course we are not forget
ting the beautiful chorus of twenty
blushing maidens. They are very
active on their feet and have very
melodious voices. An an extra add
ed attraction J.. Russell and Lillian,
two Ethiopian Nuts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-05

Miss Nernia McElroy has return
ed to Brown University.
Mrs. W. X. Franklin will enter
tain the Auction Bridge Club on
Friday afternoon.
The Parent-Teachers Association
Of No. 1 school will meet tomorrow
afternoon at 3:45. Mrs Joseph
Jeiicks. Mrs. Samuel Klein. Mrs
Harry Sherman. Mrs. r II. Boyu-
ton and Miss Sophie johnson will
serve refreshments. An excellent
y musical program has been provided
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-05
WOODBRIDGE

Miss Edith Hoaglsnd expects to
sail for Panama on January rs to
engage in s~ecretarial work there.
Miss Marian Breckenridge return
ed to Wellesley College yesterday.
Miss Betty Hoagland has return
ed TO Swarthmore College.
MIR. and Mrs. Mark. of Green
street. have been entertaining their
granddaughter from New York.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-05

grades commence January II and
last through January II. In the
high school the exams come as soon
as the subjects have been complet-
ed.
The Perth Amboy representatives
who have returned from the sixty
sixth annual state teachers associa-
ton convention at Atlantic City re-
port that while the meeting was
well attended. nothing of exception
al nature was brought up for dis
cussion. The new president of the
organization is ]. ]. Unger and the
vice president is Miss Grace r. Boil.
Glenworth Sturgis, who for the last
year has been president of the state
department of high school educa-
ton, was succeeded by DIR. NJ. Leon
ard of Dickinson high school and
the vice president by Emil Thorpe,
of the East Side high school, New
ark. The representatives from Perth
Amboy were Miss Lillian Fretz, Miss
Katherine Mccormick, Miss Mary
Morris, Miss Emma Macmillan
Mark r. LETTER. Glenworth Sturgis.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-05
SCHOOL NEWS

Miss Adele Abrahamer and Miss
Florence feathers. both on the local
teaching staff. have not resumed
their places in the schools after the
holidays due to the fact that they
have both undergone operations and
are now confined to the hospital.
The midyear examinations for the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-05

over the quiet waters of the Hud-
son, leaving the watchers on shore
perplexed and wondering.
Amusement grew when smoke
and flames appeared again the fol-
lowing night. and again the wires
hummed with warnings and ques-
tions. This time. however. the police
and fire departments were able to
explain the mystery.
There was nothing going on out
there on the Hudson except the theft
of millions in gold by a pirat.cal
gang, the murder of the crew and
passengers of a treasure ship and the
destruction of a vessel with gun
powder.
That is to say, spectacular scenes
in Dead Men Tell No Tales" a Tom
Terriss, all-star special production,
were being -akan.
Dead Men Tell No Tales viii be
shown at the Strand theatre on to-
morrow, Friday and Saturday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-05
Coming To Strand

Excitement was caused in the
mansions of wealthy New Workers
on Riverside Drive when flares OF
fame surmounted by rolling pillows
of smoke appeared on the Hudson
River on a dark night. Police and
fire departments received excited
messages reporting that a ship was
on fire. For hours the spectacle
continued and then darkness fell
Evening star., 1921-03-10
$12,5OO.OO.

A beautiful detached home in
Saul's Addition. The house con-
tains hot-water heat, electric
light, gas, open hreplaces, with a
large garage on the rear. Four
large bedrooms and tiled bath !;
tiled lavatory; sleeping porches !;
attic over the entire house. A
real bargain.
s35,0oO0o.
A magnificent residence near
!2lst and Massachusetts, avenue.
Unusually we'll adapted for en-
tertaining. Rooms are excep-
tionally large and entire prop
erty is of an imposing character.
All the modern equipments of a
fine home.
S6,75O.OO.
A very cozy home of six rooms
and bath, we'll located near Lin
coin Park. Hot-water heat
large yard with metal garage.
This house is in very good con-
dition throughout; porches in
the rear. Ter1ls can be ar
ranged.
Frank
Evening star., 1921-03-10
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.

Six-room brick home within
for garage. Price. $5,750OO. An exceptionally
good buy.
Six-room home in best section
Of retworth Hoswater heat; electric lights
Double back porches. Oak floors. Colonial
front porch; newly papercd throughout Owner
leaving the city will sell at reasonable price.
Six-room home on Rhode Is
land avenue NV. near First street Hot,water
heat nice front and rear porches: southern
exposure. Ample space for garage. Price only
s7,35o.OO. Most desirable location in Bloom
ingdale.
Splendid piece OF business
property on 14th street NV; Spacious store
sa sd ps rIes
$4,000. Terms can be arranged.
Army officer leaving city will
sell his beautiful home. located in one of the
best northwest sections: contains rooms and
BATH hot-water heat: electric lights; splendid
garage: double back porches. screened. glassed
Price, $1,000. on very reasonable terms.
b.
One of the most desirable
properties 14th street. near Park road.
heat and electric lights: Price reasonable.
SN-room brick house, north
large lot to 20foot alley: garage. Price,
81 80 90; $500 cash. balance monthly.
CHAS D.
S23 18th
Evening star., 1921-03-10
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.

&Vh 0Eh0s
Continued.
McKEEVER & GOSS,
14O5 Eye Street. Main H52.
EXCELLENT CHEVY CHASE HOMES.
$l2,5OO.
Completely detached home Of eight rooms
ana bath and sleeping porch: has eieettic
nights, hardwood floors. attractive trim. iron
and double rear porches; Is well located. and
a good buy at above price.
MckEEVER & GOSS.,
$4,000.
home that must be seen to be appreciated
semi-detached. on good lot; nine rooms
aud two baths: every modern improvement,
not-water heat. electric lights, massive open
MchEEVER 4 GOss..
14o5 Eye St. Main 47o2.
$14,5OO.
Beautiful home. completely detached. on
large grounds; house is of two stories. with
basement and attic: ntains eight large rooms
and bath and sleeping porch: hot-Water neat.
electric lights; front and double rear porches'
MckEEvER & GoSS.
1905 Eye st. Main 4'o".
$4,000.
One Of the most attractive homes in this
section Of handsome properties; detached nome
of shingle construction; eight rooms and two
baths: spacious front porch; hot-water neat,
electric lights; beautiful flooring: bullt-in ga
rage.
PHONE Us FOR
APPOINTMENT TO INSPECT.
MckEENER 6 GOSS,
1405 Eye Street. Main A52.
Evening star., 1921-03-10
"No place like nom
See Our
SUNSHINE
HOMES

Finished and Under Construction.
Lots, IS to 60 feet front; real
open fireplaces; every modern
convenience. Homes in the city
with ground all around for less
than houses in row.
Two designs. six and eight rooma
Exhibit 1906 Arkansas Ave.
Take 14th or Georgia ave. 10Th
ST. car to 18th and Emerson,
saui's Addition. phone for auts service
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON.
Owner and Builder.
Woodward Bldg, 18th and H.
Main cess
Evening star., 1921-03-10
FOR SALE-HOUSES
FOR SALE-HOUSES. FOR SALE-H0USES
COntin
a TR A TIVE
HOMES
FOR SALE.
A FEW CHOICE BUYS FROM
OUR MANY LISTINGS.

Eight-room and bath home IN
good section Of Georgetown. Hot,water heat:
garage for cars. Price. $o,5oo.0. very
easy terms.
In Saul's Addition-Beautiful
spacious sroom brick home; ,ttraetiye s iseh,. peia
reasonable.
10.
Eight-room and bath brick
s.. $50 90. Nominal al cash payment, balance
monthly.
On Buchanan street NV. con-
vcnient to 18th street car line. s-room and
ba tn home: hot-water heat and electric lights
sii.so. Terms can M be arranged
II.
One Of the most attractive
detached homes in Sixteenth Street Heights.
10 rooms and baths: large living room. with
sti
tion. Price. $4,000.
Ten-room home on Columbia
road. 6 large bedrooms; hot-water heat; cleo
trio lights: newly papered and painted through
out: splendid cellar, with bult-n laundry
room. Price, 1850. An excellent buy.
IA.
Near 10th and Eye streets
NV. 12-room and bath home: hot-water heat;
electric lights. Price, $4,000. An ideal loca-
tion for a physician or dentist.
SAGER,
St. NV.
Evening star., 1921-03-10
S11,5OO.OO.
A particularly

A particularly comfortable
home near 2lst and p sts. The
neighborhood is excellent, with
great possibilities. The house
has five bedrooms and two baths.
All rooms outside. Entrance
hall, parlor, dining room, with
tiled kitchen on first floor; fur
mace room, laundry and servants
toilet in basement. House is in
absolutely perfect condition and
ready for immediate occupancy.
Reasonable terms can be ar
ranged.
So,75O.OO.
A thoroughly modern home of
six large rooms and bath; vapor
heat; gas and electricity; screen
ed sleeping porch; large attic.
One block from car lines; near
Soldiers Home Park. New and
in perfect condition. Terms can
be arranged.
$l4,5OO.OO.
An unusually attractive home
near the Chevy Chase Club. De-
tached on lot 65xl35; center hall;
hot-water heat and electric
lights; side porches; laundry in
cellar; attic over entire house.
House in fine condition through
out and modern.
7485.
& B R A w N E R,
c.,
Evening star., 1921-03-10
BOSS & PHELPS,
Tel. Main 4340-
1906 II St. NV.
Price. $1,000.

rice, ~ wv.
A modern and complete home that can he
sold on terms Of 81 900 cash and convenient t
monthly payments; there are six rooms and
bath, hot-water heat electric lights inlaid
floors. front porch and two-story rear porches
This house is we'll situated I'm Columbia
Price, $500.
A northeast home; semi detached brick
house. box style. situated on the corner of an
alley; there are six rooms and bath, ample
garage space: the house is In fine shape
throughout and owner will give possession and
sell easy terms.
Price, $500.
home in the BloomingdaIe section: IN al
ley honse having six rooms and bath; large
lot with room for garage. This is a splendid
house for the money and can be sold on terms
Of 81 800 and monthly payments. The stun
tion is good. a little OF from LIST st. and not
far out.
Price, $1,000.
A modern Capitol Hill home; there are six
rooms and bath. hot-water heat. electric lights,
front porch, double porches large lot to
paved alley and there is a garage for two cars
This property is conveniently situated, is in
excellent condition throughout and home
that will please you.
Price, S11,5OO.
A home in Chevy Chase that can be pur-
chased terms of 81 500 cash and easy month
ly payments. This house is attractiveIy sit
and lasxe sleeping porch on second floor. heated
with hot water. having electric lights. oak
noors. open fireplace in living room. Posses
sion at once.
Evening star., 1921-03-10
FOR SALE-HOUSES

Continued.
& LUCHS.
PARK VIEW.
$3.50.
81 80 cash: o well conditioned room and
hat brick house. with front and double hack
porches rooms on second floor rent for $50 per
month, making the house practically carry
itself.
TAkOMA PARK.
$500.
Most attractive 5-room and bath bungalow.
with gas and electricity. on q we'll developed
plot containing ] Is acres: 30 fruit trees:
large open fireplace.
MT. RAINIER, MD.
$500.
A good house Of 10 rooms and bath including
separate apartment for renting, large rooms:
porches: shade; furnace heat: electricity and
gas: location near District line.
PARK ROAD NEAR 10Th.
Sl5,S0O.
A beautiful home. built by one Of Washing
tons best builders, In a section where values
have perxistently advanced Five sleeping
rooms, two baths, hot-watcr heat. electricity
and gas; hardwood floors: double sleeping
porches: brick garage: ample back yard. oe-
eupied by owner. who will give possession At
once.
g. LUCHS,
1slS
Evening star., 1921-03-10

Clarendon, Va.
located on Wilson boulevard on lot oo11oo,
containing rooms and bath u bedrooms', h,
front and rear porches. House built Of con-
crete blocks.
Price, $500. $1,000 Cash.
81 Ninth Street NV.
Three-story brick building with 20 IT. front
age on Ninth st. Store on 1st floor, with mod
efn show window. Nine-room and bath apart
ment above. Hot-watcr heat. Electric light.
Property vacant
Price, $4,000.
fCrittenden Street.
West Of 18th; eightroom and two b. th home; !;
hot twater heat: electric light; built-in re-
friserator: instantaneous hot-water heater;
steel garage; inclosed breakfast porch.
Price, $4,000.
1884 Longfellow Street.
Never been occupied. Of Dunigan's eight
room and bath homes; modern improvements;
lot 20xl4O; attractive terms:
Price, $1,000.
II . l..
Evening star., 1921-03-10

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Direct from owner; near 14th and Park I'd. {:
tricity; colonial front and double rear porches,
screened; immediate possession: positive bar.
1T UHI.AND TERRACE: MEAT sIx-ROOM
home; anti 3mme4nto Dsasessiooe cay
terms,
Evening star., 1921-03-10

Price. 5000.
NEAR COLUMBIA AND ONTARIO ROADS.
This desirable modern eght-room and path
home has recently been listed with Us for I'm
mediate sale Convenient terms can De ar
ranged and possession given In thirty Gays.
We think il win pay to inspect this house.
Price, $13,5U.
A THOROUGHLY MODERN HOME, over
,,ae;,c Rock Creek Park; contains nine rooms
- tSo ha tbs: hot-water heat; electric light
Rrick earage Owner occupant VIII give I'M
r,e6i,te possession. Do not fan 10 inspect
this delightful home.
Price. $4,000.
sEM1-DETACHED BRICK RESIDENCE
.>nt.ininr ten rooms and bath; steam heat;
I.ct,ic Iipht: convenient to MI Pleasant car
Ia. in splendid residential section. Con-
renient terms and carly possession can be ar
ranged.
Price, $4,000.
SPLENDID DETACHED HOME IN
SAILS ADDITION. Ten rooms and hath;
hot-water heat electric light: parquet hoors
one Of the best streets in this delightful home
N. L. SANSBU
"EvERYTHING II
721 18th S
Phones M
WILL REMOVE TO cUB NEW oFFIcss.