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

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19
CURSE OR BLESSING, !
Whieh?-He that withholdeth
corn, the people shall curse
him; but blessing shall be upon
the head Of him that selle.h il.
Proverbs ll:26

boys in khan. sionfieh though they
were On the fields u hattie. ana dragecd
them into ihcsgaii Of suffering. 10
slough of dcspond common 10 the toll.
crs OF America,
America is looking forward % the
dawnine q new d,y. when the horc's
q her o,,l,s ylA not. like common
bsrrars the vfianF unemployed -
sustained In hread lines THIS country
IL ionelne ton ,hc dawnlnr IT q aas In
whlch htro VIA he-nb violation OF tn
technical rec auritp honor ,hosc DE-.
serving of hs'V stnrourh ,hc ccnsump.
ton ~ incnorst uads. tds feed with
which 10 ses,ah ufe--lifc OF the sup.
por,crs 20 American principles az home
and In foreign fields ~ honor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19
WHEN A WOMAN TELLS
Nv RUTH AGNES AREtiNG
Chapter LM-l Spend Hours OF Horror

s,aEgorvd dsEsily down the SIX
flishts q stairs lsadins frors roaa's
offk~ to the s,rset I couldn't stand
the though, cf tacing people In the
elevator.
Nv woSh had S,s,slsnly ,urncd black.
my arvsm had vanished. ,hs r'sss hs1
perishs,i i,ss, as my fingeVs, wvre about
Io grasp them.
I walks>i. I wanted u gcs away from
tvcfyoae. I tkdn't war, - thsnk. 20 try
Io unravcl the f1turr-for v SEEMED
q me thsrc ccuid ~ m e,i,ur~.
S,Vsnhiinr nindlv atong. Il fieally car,s
q re that wss ~ft VI ths ,isy pave
u.ents and VAS wsll INTO The outskirts.
| at down ev the rVaslsislr - try
10 bring 90, 81 my chaos snss sane
hing
began 70 feel es,,,uly ever the
hing. Tor In sptte q al that Grace
Aad sold M had believed In Toms
sacrahle INTENT toward me. I hadn't
relieved that h. could say 10 me even
"A, NJ had sa.d IN thu day eefcre
a hts ofcce unless his heart was back
a; a.
Nv wished that had never given
his thiag the ehar,~ 70 htprsn tha,
h,a never goae cut u ry nay own
- Nut hrt - h,-a latte tcr ne
Vtt frcm N ,exine inx ant hid taSsn
~ 90 rcs ~ u-t-e riysc IN my
c'v tor him.
Named uySel' teFly fu having
i'.ver hl'u - VS. lyarning What I,
"a. "a - despair.
tnsaft t urrr =, 80 that darkness
vas ntar nd - e TIA, san,S ths
tsevrf' L'1 Nlss--rn othsr dASiihs
S''''et Nn1sau. 4 se irving - wOrS
cor hsr problem.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19

rcCOgnizsd shs suct q whhA
aad Nards I'd Il was the river rvast eut
Vhich phihf Ainss a-,l / Ha,i driven ON
the ,lay q sh~ bsx.nnirg ef my atlvgn
ture. hasi scurb.s.t Past tn wunsh. r.,
tcl uttle b'G hcgsss wash he scufts,l
AZ that AtN. and hat ngt seem th,snr
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IN the bsshrg II my vasiae 0ratA I
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Vsg1slN whv M autnmablss passs,t I
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sscsusd - nvar. sarsN I could walk
ca. Nlss shat tar.
trisd q lgliR L ccgiirel r. sscueil
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fect moving ever rna sas,l~ r'i.at o..
sr,t me lghts Vhich hsht my <a.sp.
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II ts'sn rs his sxnaalnton [ f,und
vs't ssSrrt-g mSsslf shae ~ uilssS
havs an explanation. thft ~ euullhi :
have heer rsallS IN sAs wrong LiSs 4
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lae huir "a ny nsutii and Rhvstu,f ~
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19

II a fersnrsksslcs man misses the
first annual rsunen q world War Vet.
erans IN Asnasais. for tho sasire Pan.
handle sss p,@Aas and this general tor,
ri'ory IN the southwest. he Is rosnE o.
have somedax 10 -rexre,. Ths people
o. the ci'y are eshind thu program In a
real way and ,hs committees have d..
'eruined to offer a Ia, q awards fo~
excellence. thar % a long and cum.
rrehens's, cns. Tho en,.r,ainmsu, Is
IN 'he hands q your "haatsss- and
you knox what their attitude Is IN.
warts you, ard with r,sersnce 20 yoar
'niosmen'. You are expected q b.
here. arriving a, such time a. may b.
most ccnveuisn, tor yvu.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19
~ olfvn aouxxrs BARTON

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Whsn ,hs r4ins rvti-ns1 Cip'u Peu-
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19

40 erroneous rsfse@ sion apoo the
.Assarsrs. ssnn6,ne. q rsputasson Of
aay u.av1sai nrm. t'nesrs o. cor
pvsushn dat may appear In the col
nsans q TIE NewA wt1 b sndly cor
svcs<a whss cAlled 20 the attention Of
tn sdasns. Il b not the intention Of
this Newspaper 10 wrcagfully ~. OF
.njsss ana Individual firm. concern o.
curScesuun ana correcffens WI Be-
nae ~hcrs warranted ~ prominently
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scce or article
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19

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vihssf Ner. rz. Ner~- -h~- lark q -.llr a
dis via s.frn r,kax ~ us~r en- amt
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19

Ihe Boy sccu,s a Amarillo ar com.
ne into 'hsir oSn. They ar~ golns &c.
ward In a rial way. They ar, ar ins,i,a.
ton o. reeesniesd worm They ar. the
rro'es~s q ths Amsrican L~xicn that
sh'Ansricsa crEaulzssion that - do,ns
% nuch % forward ,he ends q vital
Americanisni The American Lsyioa
stands committed 20 ,hc s,a,snen, ssa.
IL "Boy occats arr our nstie .B1d.
si~s.' and Ne ~ hack q them. - slim.
uizts and .r<p@ss them. In their eilinh
up the hili - the state q manhood =
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19

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

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

a - tll11eus swo azl sraEtsr u,iic.
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-02
GUY v. THOMPSON TO
BE HANGED APRIL Is

Guy Vernon Thompson will be
hanged at Rockville Friday, April IS.
for the murder OF Edward Bolton. of
Montgomery county. After having re-
prieyed the condemned man some
weeks ago. Governor Richie yester-
day signed and sent to Sheriff Nichol-
son. Of Montgomery county. the new
death warrant.
thompson crime Yves the dynamit-
ing OF the Bolton home. with the re-
sulting death OF Bolton and two small
children. who were in bed with their
father, and the serious injury Of Mrs
Bolton
The date OF his execution was frs
set for March %. but the Governor re-
proved the man when counsel con-
tended they had discovered additional
evidence The alleged new facts fail
ed to induce the Governor to COM
mute the sentence TO life imprisors-
meni
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-02
MERGER Of METHODIST
CHURCHES RECEIVES
GENERAL APPROVAL

Added impetus has been given dur
ing the last several days 70 the pro-
jeet for merging the congregations Of
the two Methodist churches OF the city
the First Methods, Episcopal and
the MARYLAND Avenue Methodist
Episcopal The question has been
mooted for some time and rJw has
met with unanimous approval Of OFF
cials and members Of the two consse
cations
The merger will not mean that one
or the other congregation will cease
10 lie i separate body, in the sense OF
he term. but that both congregations
Xill he consolidated for all services Of
worship and will work In harmony in
all church activities. And there will
be two ministers under regular as
signment The project has assumed a
definite line, as far AS the local end is
concerned. but ,Df course the actual
merger awaits the action Of higher Of
ficiaIs of Me;hodism 1t is not unlike
~ therefore thar final steps will be
taken al the annual Baltimore Con-
ference OF the Methodist church.
which convenes next week.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-02
MRS. BRASHEARS SELLS
OAK VILLA" TO MRS.
HARRY {. FELDMEYER

A large transaction in real estate
was today consnmmated in the Office
Of Julian Brewer and Son, when Mrs
Ruth S Feidmeyer, wife of Harry E.
Feidmeyer. purchased the farm for
merly known as THE President, be-
longing 20 Mrs James r. Brashears.
near Eastport. in the Second district
This farm WAS formerly the home
OF The late Judge James r. Brashears
and family. and is improved by a
spacious dwelling. attractiyely located
in grove Of large trees with beau
tiful lawn, and in recent years known
as "Oak Villa Ii also has com
modious tenant house and large barn.
stables. etc This was portion OF the
estate formerly owned ~ the late John
b. Wells
Mr. and Mrs. Feldmeyer expect to
take possession at once and make ii
their future home They recently sold
their farm. Belmont" following the
fire which DESTROYED the dwelling
house several months ago
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-02
M TO Be
MACHINE GUN Unit

Company VI the Annapolis unit Of
the First Regiment Maryland Ma
tional Guard. soon will become a
Machine Gun Company. under the pro-
visions of revised regulations OF the
War Department, increasing "ganfire"
OF new military units recognized by
the War Department and now receiy-
ing Federal support Company -"
at Belair and Company Fl at Vest
minister will be made Machine Gun
Companies
Adjutan, General Milton A Reck-
ord. OF the Maryland National Guard
soon will promulgate an official order
providing for the changed status Of
these three organizations in accord
ance with the new Federal regula-
tons Captain Daniel J. Murphy. who
served with the One Hundred and
Fifteenth Infantry in the European
War. Is captain OF the local company.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-02
NAVY IOSSERS TURNED
BACK BY Penn. STATE
Bellefonte collegians Nctors IN
Wen Played Game BY
4 To / Score
FLEMING TWIRLs WELL

The baseball team OF Pennsylvania
State College continued lis winning
streak OF the annual Southern trip ~
annexing victory over the midsnip
men Yesterday afternoon. 10 IN
spite ol the chill air and heavy tori,
the contest was marked by GOOD
fielding.
During the first two innings he
Pennsylvanians punched five hts.
which with two free passes and a Wild
pitch. enabled them 10 collect three
runs. After that the oontes; resolved
itself into a pitching duel The steadi-
ness OF Aillinger. Of Penn State.
was in measure Offset by the highly
creditahle work of Fleming. Il "Plebe i
who occupied the mound 10Y the mid
dies. and had the unusual humber ~
liz s;rikeouts TO his credit. fnd he Ma
touched mp for only three hits after
the first two innings Fleming gave
i've free passes against two by Mil
linger Fleming Is left handler and
gives every promise OF developing
into il strong hurier. The nid,lies get
their only run in III" eighth inning.
The only session that Millinger show I
ed any inclination 10 eildness. He Is
sued free pass 10 Pine, hi Rawlings,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-02
MOTOR Law VIOLATIONS
CONTINUE ON INCREASE


Notwithstanding the widespread
publicity given TO the crusade against
violations of the State Motor Vehicle
Law. and the diligence of the State
police officials in enforcement, by
securing rural sections of the State,
many Offenders were nipped during
the week ended on Thursday accord
ing to the report issued from the
office OF Col E Austin Baughman.
state Automobile Commissioner. Fines
imposed upon siolators in various
parts OF the State for the week totaled
$2.fss, which. with s756 for ofyenses
committed in Baltimore city, make
a grand total OF s2.939 that will go
i'm the States Golfers
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-02
vEsPER SERVICES AT
~" ROOMS TOMORROW

At the vesper service, to be held at
the rooms OF the Young Women's
Christian Association tomorrow at I
O'Clock. In connection with the COM
ing canvas for the budget, the deyo-
tional exercise will be conducted by
the Rev H. ". Burgan. of the First
Methodist Church Addresses will be
made BY Mrs. W. II kadesch, presi-
dent Of the Il w G. A.; Mrs, T. w.
johnson, who was the locYl associa-
tons first president; Miss Land, the
general secretary. who is directing
the campaign. Mrs. Edward Heise and
Mrs Robert Moss.
Every leader and canyasser IL ear
nestly requested to be present at this
service. as final instructions will be
given and the folders and cards will
be distributed
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-02
WOMEN CARD PLAYERS
DOWN F|REMENS' TEAM

The ladios card club recently
formed in the city. took fall out
of the sharps of the independent Fire
Company No ., who have been
blowing horns over their prowess
for the last several weeks. Teams
of the ladies and firemen met in Por-
ter Hall. the quarters OF the fire lad
dies last night, and the ladies cage
through vietors ~ score OF Is to
IL There were five tables. and a
big gallery or men and women watch
ed the progress of play. Nefresh-
ments we're served and an enjoyable
evening was spent
Card games 80, ween the ladies and
men promise to afford much pleas
ureaile amusement in the future For
the organization Of the Ladies Club,
much credit is due the Efforts of Mrs.
D.. Z. Keller. vino interested a few
OF her friends at the start and more
are Joining all the time. The sum
mary OF last nigh 5 match follows;
Mrs. Mamie Lang and Mrs. y E.
Keller. 5. Morgan and Tucker. 4.
Mrs Fenron and Mrs Engelke. s.;
Moss and Dillingham;, 5.
Mrs. Carter and Mrs. Kramer =;
Quaid and W6hlgemuth, 1
Mrs Victor and Mrs. Sup, O. Porter
and Crtrchley. 5.
Miss Frank and Miss Keller 81;
Beavn and Wolfangle, z.
Next game will be played on next
Wednesday night at the home OF Mrs.
ID. E. Keller. 20 West street.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-02

! In ST. Anne's Church tomorrow
morning. and also IN The Church
School an offering vii be taken up for
the local .sbrk Of the Red Gross The
development Of The %ork Of public
health nursing has been so great that
it is necessary TO secure a ssecond
nurse for work in The county ST
Annes has been asked for 800 TO-
wards this end. and tomorrow offer-
ing will go towards meeting that RI
quest.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-02
COLLEGE AVE. BAPTIST
CHURCH B. Y. p. u. PLANS

The College Avenue Baptist Church
II. Y r u planned to celebrate the
first of April by a mystery ride" II
is hoped all members will he present
next Sunday evening The subject to
lie studied is the Stewardship Of
Time. with Miss Esther McCnsker as
leader Mrs. j S. Sewers faithfully
prepares the Bible Quiz. which is most
helpful
The Girls Auxiliary OF the College
Avenue Church will meet sunday af-
ternoon at $50 III the Euzelian Glass
Room. Miss Elizabeth Short. as presi-
dent. is preparing a very interesting
program.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-02
TODAY'S SPORT CARD
At NAVAL. ACADEMY

Athletic events at the Naval Acai-
envy today include lacrosse game be-
tween tea@s Of the nidshipmen and
University Of Maryland. and basel
hail game between the Middies sec
ond team and the reserves of George
town University Of Washington. Both
contests were scheduled 10 start at
2 80 o'clock. The Navy Varsity nine
had layoff today, having advanced
the date OF the Penn's State fraeas
to YESTERDAY
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-02
Allen B. Howard Recovering

Allen Bowie Howard. of $50 Prince
George street. who has been danger
ously Ill of pneumonia for. the las,
few weeks Is now eonvalescent and
expects to he out in a week or two.
His sister. Miss wye Howard who has
also been very ILL., is much improved.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-02
BROWN To HANG
FOR MURDER OF
NAVAL NURSE
Judge Rose In United States Dis
trict Court AT Baltimore Pro-
nounces Sentence Upon Former
Mess Attendant Who Slew
Miss Harriet NJ. Kavanaugh
JUNE SECOND FIXED AS
DATE OF EXECUTION


Unless Il higher tribunal steps IN
there Will take place in baltimore or
lime ? the first hanging III Federal
jurisdiction within the recollection OF
Judge Rose and other officials of the
United States District Court Late
yesterday Judge Rose sentenced
Henry \, Brown. negro sailor TO death
for the murder ON january II last
of Miss Harriet " kayanangh sNava
academy Hospital nurse on the
grounds OF the naval Gem, ,ery here.
The sentence was passed following
the overriding OF ii motion for a new
trial. which Was argued by Attorney
August W Schnepfe. counsel for
Rruwn, and Assistant District Attor-
ney George r Keffncr for the Gov
ernment As he stood IA few minutes
l.lfef with hand upraised. 70 hear his
fate. the negro declined 70 make any
statement when given the opportunity
Judge Rose declared that he had
cen tried fairly and by counsel who
had done everything iii his behalf that
any lawyer or group OF lawyers could
have done
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-02
DATES FOR PERFORMANCE
Of "S|NBAD THE SAILOR"
Comic Opera Under Auspices Of
Annapolis Elks To Be Pro
duced April 20 and 81
FOR HOSPITAL BENEFIT

Tie comic opera, "Sinbad the
Sailor for which all Annapoiitans
have been eagerly waiting. viii be
produced the nights Of April 20 and 81
al the Circle Playhouse.
Under The auspices OF the Elks
Lodge Of this city. the directors. Pay
master X II Whitaker, L. S. y. and
J " Crosby organist and choir
master AT the Naval Academy. prom
ise 70 pitt on production Of real
merit and the entire proceeds OF The
Two performances Will be for the
Emergency Hospital Of Annapolis Al
Though an earlier date was first set
for the production. the prevalence Of
sickness among members of the cast
and the numerous social events fol-
loving Easier in;crfereI somewhat
aud DELAYED the show However. the
directors state that they feel better
satisfied in that the delay has zen
the east an opportunity OF perfecting
their stage work and a much smooth
er performance may be looked for in
consequence
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-02
Court PASSES Sentence


THE unfortunate fact seems 10 be
proved that you are a person whose
desires and impulses are so uncon-
trolled that when you needed some
money you thought you could get II
.l.y killing someone" said the court
When he pronounced the fatsi
words which meant hanging by the
neck until dead, Judge Rose con-
eluded
And may God In His infinite mercy
extend ii 10 your seul"
Brown was led from the courtroom
and afterwards was taken to the city
jail bandcuffed to Assistant United
States Marshal Frank Matthews The
execution will take place IN the Balti-
more city jail under the supervision
OF United States Marshall William II.
Stockham.
The last murder trial IN the United
States Court before that Of Brown was
In 1909 and the penalty OF life inn
prisonment was imposed upon recon-
mendation of the jury which rendered
the verdict. There was no such rec
ommendation IN the Brown case and
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-02
VALUES
LOWER. REPORT SHOWS
Decline Attributed To Reduction
In Prices Of crops-Southern
States Hardest Hit
ToBAcco ALSO DECLINES

The average price Of plowland per
acre in the United States decreased
al out 7 per cent. during the past year
according to d report just issued by
The United States Department OF
Agriculture. The average value Of
plowiand per acre on March l OF this
year was sS3.7S. es compared TO $4,000
in 1920 and S74.3i. ii 1919. The sta
iisiic.ans OF the department attribute
the decline to The reduction in the
prices OF crops
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-02
WANTED!

a SALESMAN. Have
you selling ability Here is
an opportunity to cash iii.
Real Estate experience not
necessary. Write Il. G.
Turner. "l'hc Pines on
severn Arnold Station, 4.
A. Co. Md TT.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-02
CAMP PAROLE
Farmers National Bank
Annapolis. Nd.
30th March. 1921

Annapolis. Md.
s0th March. 1921
The Board OF Directors has this day
declared semi-annuals Dividend No.
22s of 6es on the capital stock OF this
Bank. payable 10 stockholders on and
after the 4,h Of April. 1921. without
deduction for taxes
L. d. GAsSAwAY.
Cashier
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-02
FRIED CHICKEN DINNER
at Hotel Maryland tomorrow.
NOTICE

commencing Saturday.
April 2nd. 1921. and there
after The Passport Branch Of
The Capital City Building
and Loan Association will be
open for business Oh satur-
DAYS from $40 to $50 =. III.
\. ELMOOD MARTNk.
de Assistant Secretary