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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-05
AMARILLO DAILY NEWS MORNING. JUNE iszi-PARr THREE

thinking and iiic pubic spirit with per
sunal duty. To b. so,-i citizen one
mus, he u good man. 10 insur. ohscrv'
auco Of law ono must obey Il. TO heal
or prevent corruption one must he in
corrupt.
7 Al that has been said convergcs on
the puint - Home and state Missions.
Thos, are great agencies for helping
M. nation tc ho truly Christian. az
rours, M agencies which promote
Christianity should have In view the
maintenance of right principles within
The nation, hut there " q special fitness
In using and strengthening our own
i,nominajlunnl boards which have as
their particular husicss the propagation
90 christian truth and life within our
own land,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-05
RETURNS TO CLARENDON AFTER
SEVERAL. YEARS ~ ENGLAND

CLARENDON, TEXAS, June l-l.o,'
atty L. the government ~ his nallv.
land forced y. Finch IT Clarendon
Texas, tn return to oakham England
In 1919. Mr. Finch has returned to the
United States. and IN telling II cundi
lions In England Sys, Income taxes
are very high. running 0hout ai per
cent ~ III" total inc0me I'm the lower
incomes. while larger Incomes are still
higher, which Is PLAYING havoc With the
wealthy classes NJ matter how sood
an Investment, one may have, when the
Income tax II deducted little II lrtt"
Mr. Finch lived IN nonloy County
un,il rcccn, wears, and was engaged In
Nock raising lie owned unc ~ the
'sst ranches In this Iutt ~ The coun,
try
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-05
American Legion to
Meet Tuesday Night
In Convention Hall

Commander T.. T.. Roos ~ Hanson
Post M. "a. American Legion, has
,allcd meeting ~ that organization
to- Tuesday evening ~ \ o'clock. To- I've
held In the city hall. This meeting IN
To he one In which many matters ~
general and sp.cial interest viii receive
attention.
Commander Roos IL enthusiastic over
the outlook for the Legion, and he urges
that every member h. present. II Is
likely tina, brief review OF the work
accomplished On Memorial Day will be
given. and likewise plans for some ~
the future patriotic celebrations dis
,uSScd,
Al formcrmenatarms are invited tn
attend the meetings ~ the Post. II u
desired to assure on hundred per cent
utilization with the organization.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-05

whose citizens acccpt the standard here
laid down and ,aiN cut In their own
lives the PRINCIPLES here unfold,d, We
recognize az once twn general classes ~
duties IN verses ! the citizens duty
to government is given Two words will
express u n il the duty ~ obedience
aud Of support. Every ciusvn must
ol'y the mvs and pay his axes. The
Christian must BE- n law ABIDING and
hone, Citizen. Al laws are In meas
mr., thc expression OF the divine viii ~
a general statement government repre-
sonis God Al inst authority originates
In him. and owes ~ strength tn it,
source ~ course hero may Ne eNcer.
uurs which pnul dives uo, ston IN allow
Tor. His t'aohiue here docs no, exclude
fhr IN, nmrn, of had laws nor tho
overthrow o' 'vmunirll government
when these things h'cVne necessary
Tb, general rrIu,iplc is what he i con
tending f.r l,ffers'n's great state
mont that government derives ~ ius,
powers from th' consent OFF the governed
IS hut n han truth though an exceed.
irgk important ONE Tho other hllt IL
thar government derives It's gus, powers
from The Sovereignty ~ right. and this
1t .ours u'ds tis ultimate lasis M God
Guta citizens duties are NOT only
Public bui personal and social The lie
1'tw,,n man and man makes the lie
~ so,iotv ~ tho natlon IN our rcla.
ions to each other, therefore. W. mus,
h- iust and Mind \ citizens duty IL IN
his f,l'1w.ci,lg"n when this il properly
wrcd for the national No, will be 80.
cuu,d Love IL tho great motive, love
IS the cement - rich, social and ma.
iional structure. So our chief ohllea
tion Is 10 love ono another. Al com.
mands find their fulOlm,nt In this
Thu man who truly loves his nclrhhor
Win not DO him any harm. and therefore
viii no, hr,ak any commandment ~
Goi for the protection ~ men agains,
zach other,
Special Lessons
. For each Christian citizen tho prac.
teal problem IL To combine In his own
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-05

. For each Christian citizen the prac.
tical problem IL To combine In MI, own
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-05
CROrs NJ wNsliRl IN ARE
HELPED ~ HEAVY RAINS
,wclal 10 The News

special 10 The News
WASHBuRN. Texas, June Crops
AZ Washmrn are nov In eNcellcn, CON
di,lon a. the result Of heavy rain hero
Thur sday afternoon and evening, uoi
Yields are now expected from the row
crops.
Hail fell In some localities and mum
her ~ farmers viii collect Insurance on
fiolds which were damaged
The rain was M severe that u public
meeting that was ,o have hren held
Thursday nigh, IN the Methods, church
had a. H. postponed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-05

added another namo Ia the liz, ~ now
members to bc seen In tho Texas Les
lslaturc when the spcclal session con-
venes On July II, lieSides his successor
,wo other new faces viii e seen In The
senate. successors to senator John w.
Russell ~ Easlland and SENATOR H.
Leon Harm ~ McNla, bath u whom re'
signed,
In the house there are two vacancies
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-05
nellglen and Morals

In the thought Of the bible religion
and morals are inserarsbN blended. To
make religion the central thought IN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-05
New Member in Legislature.

AUSTIN. Texas The rcccnt death
d Senator J. &. McNeaus ~ Dallas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-05


eth = nation; hut sin l. reproach
"a any people.
SCRIPTURE LESSON; Psalm ~; ~;
Proverbs it:3t; Romans ia;l'le--
~ Rlessed II the nation whose God Is
Jehovah. The people whom he hath
chosen Tor his own inheritance
n Righteousness eNal,cth a nation;
hut sin r. n reprUch ,o any people,
Let every soul h. IN subsection 10
che higher powers. for there IL NO power
hut 81 God: and the powers that h. are
ordained ot God sThereforc h. that ~
slsteth the power. wiihs,andsth the o.
slnnnce of God. and they that Withstand
phall receive to themselves judgment.
3 For rulers are not terror L. tho
good wo. X. hut tn the evil And wouldest
thou have no fear n the power Do that
which II sood and thou shalt have
praise from the same, 4 Tor he = a
minister ~ God 90 thee for rrod hut
n thou do that which II evil h. afraid
fcs he beafe,h not thu sword In vain.
1or he IL minister ~ Cod, an avengcr
for wrath 10 him that doeth evil. :
Wherefore We must needs h. IN suhiec'
zion, not only because of the wrath, but
also for conscience SAKE. For this
cause ye pay tribute also, Tor they are
ministers of Gods service. attending
continually upon this very thing. :
Render 10 all their dues, tribute io
whom tribute IL due, custom to whom
custom; fear to whom fear; honor 10
whom honor.
Owe no man anything. save % love
one another: for he that lOveih his
neixhhor hath fulfilled the law. For
. this. Thou shalt no, commit adultery
Thou shalt not Kill. Thou shalt not
oseal Thou shalt not covct. and Il
there be any other commandment, Il l.
summed Up In this ward. namely. Thou
shalt love thy n,iehbor as thyseh, 10
Love worke,h no III to his nelghhot'
hive therefore IL the fulfillment 81 the
NV.
! Insrsds,rsioa The love q home and
Of neighhorhocd naturally leads Ms e
hve Of country. Country involves both
che IDEAS Of pla,e and people. We love
Che land where our own people reside
out o. courS u - the human ioNe "h'.u
makes the o,her strong hVeh TINS
Eskimo IN 'nsir eosd ana cnes''ess ~
1on are san 70 nave 'oN. W Country
end race surely those VINO eve" /"
more favored eiimes nave suohser ,ea
ems attn for maintaining and develop
ing that great sentiment. How shall
re SNOW our 'ose ~ county, :" ,'an'
~sys ot course cer'ainN We snouN
Nisn our nne 70 r 'ne oes' IN al 'h'
of'd' fos our 'ovea America our on'e
eente " tna' snoum " suOns an
eest IN no'a' anu 'e"s'ous Vns' wv,
ena tneteoy . nsn. anu = h''p W a.
es"er eou"'''ss .. hs WIN
N~
se ~ may ce 1ess.ueu a. IN sen.
~ s"s .s".'a. .noush' VI IN. "no'
. Nu oos" s.n''si us.n' nav
0 rserenoe 10 o"s p'es'nos an
tnce AMONG 'he NATIONS anu aus
ps'ess'r 'so."''n' ~ ns 49,, ~
~ .ne 'nossn 'see' IN. s1eas az
'" s.s ",s"e' 800 ',''.'', =. ~
's,' WI, sn.s s"', W.. W.
e"sns i..f. " se"v's" ."., Wv
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-05
INTERNATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL
LESSON FOR TODAY

M, national NE IL ~ insure not ONLY
national happiness. hut national char'
ac,er AZ well The peoples whose God
~ Jehovah vii hc the people who VIII
cs,ap. the shame and reproach ~ a cor
rupt social NE. In Proverbs "a; - this
union ~ r,Ngion and morals Il expressed
In the thought Of thc writer tie talks
not ~ morals ls u that were iudcpcrd.
ont ~ religion. hut 'o him righteousness
ana SIN make tn yUntrhs, In the ma.
tiunal ne IN these the Thought ~ God
who teaches righteousness AND Furnishes
Vim Is necessarily involved In the
striking statement ~ the trNt the con.
trnst D. ST forth That high moral ~.
ccllrnc, which comvs ~ GIth n God
s thr righteousness which cNalts n ma
tion. Tho true dignity u n nation II
found ln Us moral character III, his
tory of q man pruNcs this A. long as
nations have maintained even com
pamtiVclv sound moral lie they have
hold high placc among other nations
ana have developed within themselves
their greatest happiness and prosperity.
ON the other hand the decline ~
moral greatness has always hs,n ac
companicd hy that e national glory and
power Tho ercat empires 20 time
which have been founded upon forc"
and have grown corrupt Within them
selves have fallen into decay. True 70
,ho letter u the saving oi our text, sin
is rcrrooch 90 any people" We do
not need o. luok beyond our own he.
loved country az r,alir. the gtcmcnd3
truth % this inspired declar,S on, ~
forces ~ d~,ay among VS. pre- strung
and constantly active The present d..
plorahlc relaxation In moral and splrlt
ual lifc l. a peril a problem. Rnd indeed
a r.proach o. our people, 1a r,sis, the
nrugress NJ corruption. to maintain the
high moral and religious ideals uron
which our republic was founded. Il the
imperative duty 81 every citizen and
lairlot
Paurs Citizenship
dom. -, liol Paul had thrccfoli
citizenship; In heaven In Rome. In L..
rael. The first was the hope and In.
spira,ion 20 his spiritual life. the second
was his dignity and protection IN the
exercise ~ his ministry. the third was
[ his hearts love and deep sen,imen, 90
attachment 10 the chosen people from
whom h. spnng. He was a broad
minded man whose rmpa,hles I'm
/ pressed the world: he was Christian
Il intense personal conservation 20 his
God and Savior, but these great sen,i'
nents IN nowisc DESTROYED. they rather
enlarged and ennohled his love Tor his
own race.
Duties cf Citizenship
With sucha background % personal
experience and aspiration. Paul stand.
Ne wise Instructor In the duties n
citizenship. The Holy Spirit used IN.
great soul ~ this man rs a plant anC
suitable instrument to convey IN,
highest teaching uron the duties 81 citl
Senship. In this passage from the prac
teal par; 81 the Epis,lc 10 the Roman,
We have n brief hut comprehensive un
folding 81 the duties toward the State q
: an enlightened Christian man. Tha
VIII h. indeed great and stable na,io,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-05

lnyIIe q solaIrr h pInnor Tolay.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-03-14
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Central Ilme.)
Arrival and Departure of Passenger
Trains, Americas, Ga.
The following schedule figures
published as information and not
Guaranteed:
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-03-14

ship mis- seasons crop OF asparagus.
Ihcy nave large asparagus 1arm
a few miles Of Dawson.
More than 5000 persons attend
ed the formal opening Oh the Lane
bridge over the Altamana river at
baXley Saturday. ~ large barbecue
was held.
Bonnie Williams, 10 years old,
who with MS mother and A. l..
Campbell, have been held on a
charge Of poinsonlng the boys
father, W. NJ. Williams, Green coQn-
ty farmer, was ordered released
from a charge Of murder, after a
preliminary nearing
The students OF the Fourth dis
trict A. 4 M. College at Carrollton,
will construct on the college grounds
potato curing house. All work
Will be done by the student body and
all material will come from the
school farm.
Mere than a quarter of a million
dollars Will be spent by Colquitt
county during the year on road paw
ing and bridge building according
TO plans of the county commissions
erS.
For the purpose of making and
maintaining good road from Sa.
Vannah into Liberty county across
a corner of Bryan county, which
has not been able to do much to.
ward making permanent highways, it
has been proposed by the Savannah
Automobile Club that Chatham
county take over from Bryan county
the strip Of land which would en-
brace the desired road.
The Louisville farm bureau has
purchased 100 tons of acid as step
toward beating down the high price
of fertilizers. They expect to mix
the acid with cottonseed meal and
thus obtain their fertilizers at fair
price.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-03-14
HIGH SPOTS IN
GEORGIA NEWS

A coroner's jury investigating the
cause of the death of Lewis E, Kin
sey, former mail carrier, of Sum
merville, decided that he came to his
death at the hands of Clint aMthis.
Mathis is now held in the Fulton
county Jail.
A. D. Handy, prominent Sylves-
ter citizens, committed suicide Sat
urday night. ReVerocs in business
were the causes. of the act. His wifi
was an eyewitness of the suicide.
Jake Thompson and John Buch-
anan, held in Wheeler county jail in
connection with the murder of Rob
ert Wilcox, were for the third time
l since the murder. moved to plac,
of safety by Sheriff Cox, being
taken to the Laurens county jail at
Dublin.
In the will of John Clifford Eng
fish, inventor and former Macon
drug clerk, he left to l.. c.. Kicks.
of Macon $4,000 in cash and a con
siderable amount of property as 4
reward for $50 loaned to English
by Kicks when English was a young
Macon drug clerk and which enabled
him to go East to strike cut for hi.
fortune. Kicks died several months
ago but the property will go to h,s
heirs,
The railroad commission of GcCG,
gia has declined to reopen the At.
lanta gas rate case. John 7. Boz
feuillet, of Macon, voted for re
opening.
Judge Malcolm D. Jones, of Hous
ton superior court, Saturday dis
missed mandamus proceedings insti
tuted by witnesses to force Houston
county to pay their expense ac-
counts for coming as witnesses to
testify iii the Fred Shepard poison
case in Macon last December The
case will be taken 10 the supreme
court by the witnesses.
T. r. Cain, pr mihent Crawford
vile farmer, committed suicide Sat
urday. He had been worrying over
financial matters for some time.
Frank Cato, 16, and Henry Shcl
BY, 10, of Gibson, were drowned
Sunday while bathing in Rocky Com
fort creek.
Laura Elizabeth Newton, 4-ycar
old Savannah child, died Saturday
from lockjaw superinduceG by vac
cination. The report of her death
caused CONSERVATION among Savan-
nah parents as many of their chill
dren have recently been vaccinated
as a result of an order from the
health officer.
F. R. Taylor, of Quincy, Fla,
was convicted in Mitchell superior
court at Camilla Saturday Of entic
ing labor away from Mitchell coun.
ty. Sentence was deferred.
Melt Moon, of Cook county, con
victed of killing his mother, has
been denied new trial by Judge r.
G. Dickerson.
Thomas E. Watson, Georgia sen
ator, is opposed to the Colombian
treaty and when the senate votes on
it's ratification will probably MAXI
his maiden speech against it. He IS
the only Democrat who opposes rat
ification. ;,
Saturday honored the baseball
a player by officially naming the Au
gusta team of the South Atlantic As
ISOLATION Tigers.
Cattle dipping watts at Live Oaks
were dvnamited a few days ago.
Mayor w. A. Baldwin, owner OF
the large swimming pool IN Dawson,
has given the Boy Scouts OF the city
permission to have charge of the
pool during the summer season.
DIR. J. G. Dean and Carl Melton,
Of Dawson, have begun to pack and
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-29

4 MOCK Island city o6lcials arD %
Dasassd with the success of The mu-
nieipai gardens that they intsnd 70
% into 4 On an sven bigger scala.
Henry Lachmann has offered :
fosr-acrs tract in the vicinity d
ninth street and Forty-ffth avenue.
TOR gardening. Mayor Harry II,
Schliver announced this morning
that the tract will. be planted in
turnips, sweet corn and tomatoes,
The Rock Island Pillow company
VII give use of tractor for plow-
ing the. ground and William Ferkel
viii harrow the ground and over
80 the planting. He will be aided
~ men out Of employment.
Everything grown on the tract
VIII b distributed this winter, and
the city officials hope that q big
crop will be harvested.
At the garden tract on Ninth
street and Forty-second avenue
there are nearly seven acres plant
ed In potatoes. Mr.. Ferkel esti-
mates big crop of the tubers.
After digging the potatoes this
TALL they will be stored in the eel
lar at the Rock Island house.
Planting Between Rows.
Tuesday afternoon William Sic.
bert, 1925 Fourteenth-and-a-hal1
street, who has a large garden
tract to the south Of the city, gave
Mr.. Ferkel several thousand cab.
bage and tomato llants and These
are to be planted between the 20
tato rows on the first municipal
garden tract, which was granted t.
the city by the sch oil board.
Mr.. Siebert has also a consider
able patch Of turnips big enough
for use and has given these to Mr.
Ferkel to distribute. Mr.. Ferke
says that these can be had by call
ing at his home, S06 Eleventh ave
nue..
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-29
MOVIE OWNERS
CONCLUDE meet


Minneapolis, MINI, June 81
The closing session today Of the
annual convention Of the Notion
Picture Theatre Owners Of Amer
lea, promised to be . lively one,
with consideration Of two propos-
ais to form corporations for aiding
their business scheduled to come
up, in addition to other matters,
including election Of officers and
selection Of q 1922 convention city.
Capitalization of distribution Of
films would be the purpose Of a
proposed $4,000, 900 firm among in
dependent distributors as suggest
ed to the convention yesterday.
Another plan calls for raising 81
100000 by theatre owners for a ma
tional advertising campaign. Both
these proposed Organizations would
carry on a fight against the Fa-
nous Players-Lasky corporation
which was attacked by delegates
as the movie monopoly.
Delegates today were still dis
cussing the abrupt departure from
the convention Of Adolph Zukor
head of the Famous Players group
Mr.. Zukor left last night for New
York city after arguing that he had
been refused chance to present
his views.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-29
PAINTERS Get
STRIKE DEMAND
Given S73k Cents an Hour but Dav
cnport and Moline Not Signed
Electricians Close.

The painters union obtained an
agreement Tuesday night in meet
ing with the Rock Island boss
painters at the Harms hotel. The
settlement was reached on the de-
mand of the union for 87h cents
an hour. 1t ends the strike in Rock
Island, which has been on since
April l.
The Davenport and Moline stu
alton has not been cleared up, but
probably like settlements. will
be made in both those cities. A
meeting is scheduled for either to-
night or Thursday with the Daven-
port boss painters. and it is pre-
dicted that this meeting will end
the strike in Davenport. Only one
Moline contractor ia member Of
the master painters organization,
and with this exception the union
will attempt to sign up the Mo
line bosses individually.
Under the terms Of this settle
ment Of the situation In Rock Is
land the union agrees to close its
shop in Rock Island at 1880
Sixth avenue, within a week. II
was stated this morning that the
union will sell its holdings to pri-
vate individuals.
Indications point to q settlement
of the electricians strike in Rock
Island and Moline In a few days
The Davenport contractors signed
agreements several weeks ago with
the electricians.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-29
WHEAT PRICES
Make DECLINE
Moro Men Arc Needed in Fields Of
Nebraska, q Second Telegram
States.

Wheat prices fell yesterday from
8 to IL cents a bushel due to the
heavy harvets, especially in the
Kansas and Nebraska wheat fields,
where Rock Island labor has been
sent for two weeks.
With the announcement OF the
fall Of wheat prices, the local Of
fee Of the Illinois Free Employment
bureau received another telegram
stating that the demand for harvest
hands is heavy in Nebraska and
that from So to IS a day and board
is being paid. The wire came from
the Kansas City labor office. The
demand continues to come from the
fields of Nebraska.
The Chicago board of trade yes
terday announced that the fall was
8% cents per bushel. attributing
the decline to the weight of new
wheat being harvested and sent di-
rect from the threshing machines
to elevators. In Kansas City the
break was 81 cents.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-29
PALMER SCHOOL
WILL PICNIC AT
WOODWARD GROVE

The Palmer School band Of Dav-
export Is inviting students of the
school and their friends to cele-
brate the Fourth Of July at Wood
wards grove, near Port Byron and
has arranged program of enter
tainment for the day.
The Majestic has been chartered
for the day and will leave here at
$3.50 in the morning, returning ut
1880 in the evening. The 40-piece
Chiro band will furnish music at
the grove, there will be dancing
aboard the boat, too. Jerry Green
will deliver the Independence day
Grafton, the p. 8. C. nine will play
the Port Byron team and there
will be picnic lunch with varied
program Of sports during the morn
ing and afternoon.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-29

Aaan1t e II Easineot q Iven-
lt1d9h oxe A1ar Third avenae. 50
eseloe 1usaday nloht eat q l..
Oloon rs vhea he was arr11gned
before Magistrate D. ]. C1eland n
police couft this morning.
Yfysjnxsf aid that he nsvsr saw
Olson boGore, but that the man ~
tucked him while on The Gtreek and
struck him several blows Fry
singer ran to m alley and got. .
hoard and struck Olson over thu
he'd With Il Olson ran away, but
was captured. Olso gave no reason
for att6ckfng Ffystnger.