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

II was aid IN the Nns ako tnat
David. the son u Jesse. later king q
Israel. IN his extremity. entered the
housc q ooa ana ate the shew brad.
rcsrrved until that time. exclusively for
the priesthccd. Eating the shsw bread
by these without the priesthood Was
without the law. and would ordinarily
have brought condemnation. but Il was
AN extreme measure. David was flee
ING irum the forces 81 King Saul He
h.a reached an extremity. lie had a
pressing need for seod. and 30. al
skol1eh he knew the crshordcxy Of the
Isea<Ati>h rvlisicc. ~ dared 10 enter
the tcnplc ~ his Goa and consume
food. that fcr him. generally spcaking.
was Unlawful
Even though the ACT was technically
wNos. the spirit Of u was seen. under
pstuA ard - far AZ the record gcss 10
IL censsary. unccndcnned Ct God.
Necessity has heen called the mother
q iosension.~ and 20 the technical PAR,
" a-ruls. order. or mode may with I'm
psnRy b cvcrridten. when the srsri,
u The thing h rixht.
Soss thc following printed reccn,ly
N Nrw lcek City relative TO mid
a.sAS ~mees'' for hungry former ssr,.
iee men ce the World War;
-'ki4nlsht and cold fog. The monidy
49,. N.s-s.s.. 4, nxs~.~. n.~k .~r<<~-f
tse corner from wcaithy. rcspccsahie
f.isa Avenue. looked upon a hungry.
npmes<ss thousand VINO huddied to
sesher on the benches. Under scragxy
shruAs darh forms wrapped IN news
pal,~es tl.hed from trash cans. where
exhausted ych hunters slept fitfaliy.
dreaming their stomachs were full.
TIA array u the unemployed IN hivouae.
r'Oa the stroke q ~ haSie sang
OF Tho shsvsrinr thousand stirred
70 tn cid summons o. chow oaii'' Then
ssu,<bcdy sslsns.y like q srrrcan,
hsw,ea cut fAf IN Tho quicker cncs
p>acArd themrslves awake. the others
shousht u was . dream and reflected
that wen army focd would taste sooa
now.
ny rusAss Of chsilder. dragging Zee;
q line formed In a moment there Vas
a brts2isoa Of see. The baxicr and his
esnUnlons shssxst TO thin down TO
sxs<<vscs men osly. 70 they lined NJ
tbs hungry ones. set the column Ia
uzAsching and wceded out those whose
step indbcased that they'd never sem
serice IN the ranks. But zoe remained
Thrive eoppers appeared from some-
where and HEADED the line q march
thr0ugh the theatrical district to an
E1gAth Avenue restaurant. The men
~ho would no; but believe IL was a
eru<i soks fiisd IN to a meal q roast
s>>f. steak. vegetables. dessert and
eusfe<. ell th<y could "a; q Il.
The earliest b,rds wers stirring when
she iast a the sxservice men had
s.pi'ed hts dsmltAsss and looked on the
world m sod Tor ~ hours a, least.
., s*~~s ~ .%<&<4s = 4A4IA INAAAIs II ~
rlilsnshcrist summer,ns IN New York.
sprared with a package u cixart,es
Coz the also smokelesx.
SEVEN hundred hungry 'budties'
~ ben fed. bat a building fund which
O>seur pahlbsnd<r Post. ths American
LeG1 q New York. had besn lawfully
scqo-rins and AZ carefully guar,hnr
vas ahncue . wscck Tney had dcc.a~c
- - she money. however. In fccdinx
~ unforsuaate. They announced they
vesoi ccnslnue the nightly hanqus,'
uaeo al The money was eune. They'rs
6siss n. and ne al1npst suse.-
~ cruel scpurge a unemployment
= ~ rrsVect<r cf psrsons and octipus'
M. q has emtsocpd n IN seasaciss
~ a<ross q ~ World War sscog With
sAsk s.lioss a ~ elvtnsa pcpslaticn.
d ~ rcssh>d Into the ss.oows q the
szsy >Aan<. ssch>a and osh~r Ne
Urc1h9 u~ss<t 70 Tbs horcr q theee