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The Washington times., 1921-06-23
kNIckERBocKER-
THE Girl in the Taxi.

At crandaii's knickerbocker Ths-
ater on Thursday and Friday OF this
week will be shown The Girl In the
Taxi" in which Mr.. and Mrs. Carter
De Haven are the stars In the same
roles they created for the speaking
stage. An extra added comedy at
traction will be Mack Sennetts latest
two-reel farce. "Astray from .',s
Steerage." On saturday only Bebe
Daniels latest starring vehicle. Two
Weeks With Pay" will be shown.
supplemented by the comedy. Sneak
ers."
On next Sunday and Monday "cour-
age" one of the most powerful
stories ever brought to the screen,
is the major attraction. Naomi Chill
ders. Sam De Grasse, Lionel Belmore,
Alec B. Francis. Gloria Hope. and
many others of note are featured
On Tuesday and Wednesday. Milton
Sills and Ora Carewe will be screen
ed In THE Little FOOL" for Thurs
day and Friday. Nazimova in Bill
Iona" On Saturday only Mae Marsh
will be pictured in 'Nobody's Kid"
The Washington times., 1921-06-23

Ing and compelling love story OF
Broadway's night life and the lure OF
the tropics In which II is demon
strated that a woman's love can be-
come greater than the law.
Beginning next Sunday the attrac-
tion will be ID. w. Grinith's iatesa
photoplay production. Dream street,
Adapted from the Limshouse Nights
stories OF Thomas Burke and featur-
ing Carol Dempster. Charles Emmett
Mack. Ralph Graves, ana typicai
GrifNth cast Dream Street VIII oe
exhibited in Washington for the nrst
time at popular pricss. following Z
long and brilliant run in New YORK
As u legitimate theater attraction.
is described as q dramatic comedy In
which the love of two brothers 10
put TO the supreme test when noth
fall in love with the same gtrL Z
beautiful and pure dancing sirL =
splendid array OF sddsd screen ana
musical attractions will supplement-
the featured Offering.
The Washington times., 1921-06-23
'1Man From Home Next at Garrick

be beaded by triple alliance of hsr-
lor. and Hawks Others appearing will
include the Richards. introducing now
elites In juggling magic. and shadow
graph; Charles Reader. premier expo
nent of the xyiophone: @. Swayne Cor
don and company, who offer some.
what different comedy, entitled "On
With the OLD Love-" and Freddy and
his Cycling Girls, seen In the pinnacle
OF picturesque pedalry.
"A Woman's Business an adapta-
tion OF the popular novel. Nothing a
Year" by Charles Dement, Davis. and
starring the talented Olive Tell. viii
be offered as the main photodramatic
feature for the week.
The Washington times., 1921-06-23
B. r. kElTH'S-
Vaudeville

Next week at y. r. Keith's theatsr
the bill viii be given an extraordin-
ary degree OF fntArest through the
presentation Of the popular singer and
producer. Arman Kaiiz who with a
large cast will give his new alie-
sorical operstta, Temptation" hav-
Ing TO DO with Adam and Eve and
the Garden of Eden. There are seven
scenes depicting the experiences of
virtue and sin and the production 20
rated as ono of the largest and most
elaborate cxtant.
Other stellar features will be LII
Ian Shaw. the distinctive com sdienns
and arch-enemy OF the crouch: Billy
CASTOR and Company in the skit or
iginAlly made famous by Doug Fair
banks. The Junior Partner" Tie
remaining numbers include Basii
Lynn and william Rowland in "A
Racy Convsrsation;" Frank and MiIt
Britton. '-rhe Two Jazz Hounds" In
"A SynoopAted Rhapsody" La Dora
and Beckman and more to be an
bounced later.
Next Sunday at 3 and SIS .. m. this
weeks program at Keith's will be
given in Its entirety for the last
time
The Washington times., 1921-06-23
Delightful Comedy Is Second
Offering in Stock-e'D Dream
Street" Big Griffith Pic
ture, to Open at Columbia

Commencing Monday evening the
shubert-Garrick stock compauy will
offer william Hedges great Ar4ri-
can comedy, THE Man From Home. /.
Although . fuli-blooded American
play throughout the seems of THE
Man From Home" are laid In sor-
rento. Italy. 1t shows the VARIOUS
snticsnsnts offered to American
money fov foesfgn tities
Robert Brfster VIII play the role
OF Horace Simpson. . native OF Ko.
komo. Ind. He will be supported
by Florence Evelyn Martin, Douglass
Dumbrille. Leon Gendron. Edna May
Oliver, Constance Hope. J. Arsnur
Young, Gertrude Keith. Jay Strong.
and others.
The Man From Ho,ne- will be
ursssntsd at popular summer price,
with special matinees on wedne sday
mad Saturday.
The Washington times., 1921-06-23
Great Falls Park.

Ideal outing weather. combined with
the many attractions at beautiful
Great Falls Park. continue to attract
crowds of pleasure seekers during the
day and evening. Popular as ever are
the concerts and free dancing. Visits
to the ruins OF Washington's en-
gineering skill and picnicking amid
the forest and rocks which are fea-
tures of this part of natures wonders
Sundays special musical programs are
featured.
The Washington times., 1921-06-23
Steamer St. Johns.

The forty-mile moonlight trips OF
the steamer ST. Johns to Indian Head
have been resumed for the summer
Every evening at 7:I5 o'clock the
steamer leaves her wharf for trip
down the historic Potomac and re-
turn. The management has provided
CONTINUED on Page Twenty-three.)
The Washington times., 1921-06-23
lOEW'S COLUMBIA
woman God Changed"

The Woman God Changed" the
enthrallfng screen version of the
gripping story of the same name by
Dom Byrne. In which Seena Owen.
Il. X. Lincoln s.nd Lillian walker have
in the nnal week OF it's brilliant
Washington engagement at Loew's
Columbia Theater. IL Is a fascinat-
The Washington times., 1921-06-23

Foremost among the supporting play
ers are King Baggott, otis Harlan
and Grace Cunard.
The Washington times., 1921-06-23
When Y You Go Bathing, Wear

TtsAt-pStti.E Rshbev skall Cess, lke-Hsavy.
periect ana Just what you want TO Keep your
because It's Friday. -AvN
sateen Dathing Shoes, see--SfSes to 7;
cork soles; stripes and plain colors; we'll made
and very shApely. The colors popular this
season. 30 take Advantage OF Fridays QQC
First Fioor>-I.anshurxA 4 Brsther.
The Washington times., 1921-06-23
Low Err!
PRICES!
FRIDAY!

WEBSTER said moupor case Of prophecy Whatever the case
Friday WE prices to that who takes advantage
of
matter what branch of mythology claimed it.
claim cnybe reputation
It's merchandise
savings
faction. ~. t.
The Washington times., 1921-06-23
FRIDAY STORE NEWS

Webster says:
The word lower means to lessen or
bring down reduce in price
or value.
Webster says:
The word price means the current
value of commodity; cost value, re-
compense.
Webster says:
Friday is the sixth day Of. the week,
named from the Scandinavian deity,
Frigga.
The Washington times., 1921-06-23
Lingerie Blouses of CT M
Plain & Novelty Wolfe. .sp lsUV

Pretty enough for any blouse purpose and
inexpensive enough to have several for wear
ing with your sleeveless slip-on frock. Deep
front collars finished in various styies-some
with dots OF color emb broidered on. Hemstitcb-
ing, novelty scallpps made Of narrow organde
strips, lace edges, insets and ever so many
pretty effects. Why even half dozen will
cost little, and they lsunder so satisfactorily
that you should have a plentiful supply. Friday
only. e1.o0.
The Washington times., 1921-06-23

81 and 27-inch Dress inghams-Choice
Of q large variety Of checks, plaids and
solid colors- Special, CE.
34-inch Lingerie Nainsook--Soft fine {,
grade for underwear for women and chill
dren, and very special at, 0E
38-inch Lining Lawn-In all the wanted
colors as we'll as white and black but
priced only for Friday at, cc..
The Washington times., 1921-06-23

Colered Spreads, se1T--Full size for double
beds, and much In vogue for summer bed
coverings, because OF their pretty coiorinse-
red. blue, pink and yelIow--and their co 07
unusually economical Friday pricing. ~HsAs
- Rewuiation Array Cots. s4.le-The cot that
folds into such little space, but opens out TO
form comfortable bed. Hardwood frame. with
heavy khaki canvas covering and strong iron
braces. The best cot for your summer "a 40
camp or general use. UHsEO
Fsurth FlsSr-Lsasbersh a Brother.
The Washington times., 1921-06-23
One-Yard Lengths of
Yelling, Each a..

Black, navy, brown and two tones. These are
not left-overs but mill ends-tbat liz, excess
measurement above regulation bolts-so we
acquired them to sell Friday at 3oc.
First F1oor-IcnsburRh 4 Brother.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-03

horizon Of life II broadened chiefly by
the enlargement Of heart"
s. Humility VERSE iGl. In the ox.
hortation to "be II the same mind one
toward another" This may bc made
possible II all have "lhc mind ~
Christ" Proud. vain. ambitious
thoughts will hc supplantcd by humil.
lty. Ruakin states. that In his belief
the first test of truly great man IL
his humility.
.. Mcekness Verse ~. ln the ~.
manning verses we have mcckness and
forgiveness onlolned. 4 Christian II 90
take thought for his honor In the sight
~ all men. IN the Iicatitudcs Christ
sets forth the reward Tor the i'ook L..
yond and Peter likewise repeats the eX.
hortation In the close ~ the discus.
sion II the Christian character we have
the ndmonition. overcome evil with
good"
Suggesiions to Teachers
!. study out beforehand lcsson con
nectlon.
9. Find q point of contact.
g. Have one central truth In eyi
dence.
4. Teach slowly
3. Plan for today's application.
q. Test Your teaching by review
Lesson for next Sunday. "Bibi,
Teachings about Health q Cor. Gle. 20
9:si27; Cal. G7s.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-03
Lesson Setting.

Paul, the author. Tcrtius Romans
ls:2sl the scribe: Phoebe. the bearer ~
the letter. Written probably In the
spring az 4. II. 81. from Corinth. The
Book. according to Dr. Robertson. has
three general divisions.
!. The doctrine of u righteousness
from God. Chapters Ill.
>. General and special exhortations
growing out ~ the doctrine ~ q rlehte.
eousness from God Chapters i2.f5ia.
J. Personal matters. Chapter i5;li to
end.
Lesson Introduction.
Paul had been hoping to come to
Rome for some time. With his face set
towards Spain he hopes to see them
en- route. Meanwhile he writes 10 them
before he comes. The Epistle IL a more
exhaustive discussion ~ doctrines than
IL usual with Paul hut Il II n real Epis.
tie. He sets forth his Gospel at more
length because he has not precahed to
them. The doctrine ~ justification by
faith II discussed In all Its bearings.
The Epistle II not n dry theological dis.
cussion hut II argument set one fire. In
the first even chapters he has set forth
the docirinal part and In the twelfth
chapter turns to the application az the
doctrine.
Lesson Study.
In the study 81 the Ideal Christian or
the Christian living with others. he
finds this chapter presents. IN contrast
TO Gods mercles In sending Christ Co
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-03
CLARENDON ELECTION
ATTRACTS attention
Special 10 The News.

CLARENDON. Texas. April Tues
day. April sth. II election day fer city
officials In Clarendon. Mayer and onc
Commissioner to be- chosen More in.
tercHt n being taken In the election than
any In the history ~ city politics IN
Clarendon. and the race In very warm.
Mayor q. q. Watson IL up for re-elec.
tion. being opposed by a. W Mclean.
The mcc for Commissioner. IN the place
held by ~ G. Kcrhow. resigned. N be-.
tween W. A. Massic and A. l.. Chase
NJ much interest In bcing taken IN the
races that II IL expected very large
vote will be pollcd. the largest ever
pollcd In a city election here.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-03
I. H. PRICE WILL ADDRESS
A. &M. GRADUATING CLASS


Special 10 lhs News.
COLLEGE STATION. Texas. April .
Thee. u. Price, editor Of Commerce
and Finance" and New York iinancier.
viii deliver the graduating address 90
the senior class at the A. aud ~. Col.
lcgc II Texas. May "a
President W. H. Blzzcll has received
reply of acceptance from his invita-.
ton Ia Nj. Price g. speak at com.
nenCcmcnt.
Mr pric, u well known throughout
the world Tor his expressions on credit
and finance published under the title
Il 'Thc Business Barometer"
he visited the a. aud N. college last
spring during his tour Il the South
and made q short address to the stu
dent body at that time and on his re
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-03

death ON the streets VI Tahoka August
.. 1890. according 10 declarations q
the prosecution. The deceased was at.
tempting 10 collect a small debt which
he claimed was due him for labor when
tho defendant stabbed the deceased with
q sharp knife.
The defense set forth that Storm was
much larger man than Carter. and
was attacking him IN an effort TO col.
iect the deht by force. when the de.
PENDANT cut him a. death In sell -defense.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-03
The Women and Children
of Ireland Need Your Help

National appeal now being made for the suffering
and children OF Ireland
Thousands of people homeless and destitute and unable
with these difficulties spite of their honest efforts The
sad plight these and children surely touches the hearts
all Americans.
Contributions will be solicited in Amarillo during the week OF
April 18th to 10th
President Warren Harding has given endorsement to
the American Committee Relief in ireland in the following tclc
addressed to Judge Morgan Olen Chairman of the Ma
ona Executive Committee copy OF which received by Mr..
ucan H. Carroll Chairman OF the Texas Organizations Il wish
the fullest only the great benefit
Torrance conduct the Metropolitan Opera House
Ap but worthy effort make becoming contribution
the people relieve distress the and
children in ireland The people OF America will be deaf
the call for relief in behalf of suffering humanity and the know
edge distress ireland makes quick and deep appeal the
fortunate OF land where citizens
knship q the Emerald Isle.
Contributions will be received by j. C. Dckie at Morrow
Thomas Hardware Company the booths located the
Banks.
LON D. MARRS. Chairman.
j. C. DlCKlE, Treasurer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-03
CARTER ACQUITTED.
OF MURDER CHARGE
JURY. AFTER DELIBERiTISG FOR
EIGHTEEN HOURS. RETURN
TIIE VERDICT.
Special to The Ne~s.

TAHOKA, Texas. April 2.--Aftcr ~
hours dcliborution verdict OF not
guilty WIS returned today 10y the Jury
In III" district cours ut I.aAIcsa In the
case ~ II. a. Carter. charged with muir.
der In connection with the death Of
Oliver Il. Storm. who Was stabbed 10
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-03
MAY ASK GOVERNMENT
TO STOP WATER FLOW
By Associated Press.

LONDON. April Six British coal
mincn which we're lcft To thu mercy ~
lnrushing waters by the strike Of min.
ora and pump men. have been flooded 10
such an extent that officials ate said Ia
bo conHidering asking the government
that Sailors bo sent Ia help fight against
the flood waters pouring into the mines
Restrictions ~ train srcvlce will he
given next Wednesday and a cut of 20
per cent will H. made before the end u
the week. II the strike continues.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-03
GOLDEN TENT:
N ye would that men should ,
do ye also 90 them llkewise-l


For six months our study has been
ON the Gospel 81 Matthew with the spe.
cial subject Of The Gospel Of the King.
dom OF Heaven" beginning with this
quarter We study a third 81 the topical
courses In the present cycle 81 lessons
Previously Studies In the Christian
Life" and Some Great Teachings Of
the Bible" have been studied. and now
for three months We will study Some
Social Teachings ~ the Bible"
In the study ~ these social teachings
the central purpose ls To instiil the
Christian art 81 liTing with others, aud
apply IL In our every day lives.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-03
spmse 10 Avoid Rust

The cause for rusty wheel hearings
may lc traced always 10 use Of water
at heavy pressure ON the places where
these parts are mounted. a sponge
would d. icticr than hose for washing
the car at such points.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-03
Want Amarillo Gas.

ClIlLDliESS Texas. April "A com.
ni'tc, from the local Chamber ~ Com.
incrce has been appointed o. Secure
gas line from the Amarillo fields. To
extend To Childress down the line ~ the
Denver Road \ line of this Kind would
serve large number 1T consumers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-03
INTERNATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL
LESSON FOR TODAY
TOPIC; the Christians Standard Of
Character.

foPic; Tine Christians STANDARD Of
Character.
scripture Lesson: Romans ~: 4. s.asI.
beseech you therefore. brethren.
ny the morcleS ~ God. 10 present your
bodies living sacrifice. holy. acccptn.
Die to God. which IL your spiritual srcy.
ice. And DE- not fashioned accord.
ing TO this world; but be- W. transformed
ny the renewing 81 your mind. that We
may prove what IN The good and ac
.ep'able and perfect viii Of God.
Let love be without hypocrisy.
Abhor that which is evil: clcave 10 thnt
which In good 10 In love ~ the broth.
rem In tenderly nfcciioncd one 70 an.
other; In honor prcferring one another.
IL IN diligence not slothful. feryent IN
spirit; serving the Lord: ~ rejoicing In
hope; patient In tribulailon: continuing
steadfastly In prayer, 10 cammunlcnt.
ing To the necessities ~ the saints:
given TO hospitality. II Bless them that
pcrsecuie you: bless. and curse MOI,
10 rejoice with them that rejoice; weep
with them that weep. IL he Of the
same mind one toward another. Set
not youp mind on high things. hut con
descend To things that pre- lowly. Be not
wise In your own c0nccit. II Render Ia
no man evil for evil. Take thought for
things honorable IN the sight OF all men.
u II II b. possible. as much az In you
lieth. be at pence with all men. 10
Avengc not yourselves. beloved. hut
give place unto the wrath Of God: for
u IL written. Vengeance holongcih unto
me; ] viii rccompensc. saith the Lord
20 Hut " thine enemy hunger. feed him;
II he thirst, give him to drink; for in 10
doing thou shalt heap Goals Of fire upon
Ibis head. n he not overcome Of evil.
but overcome ovil with good.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-03

turn Ia New York wrote and published
m article m his financial magazine.
Commerce and Finance" lauding very
highly the work that the college n DO.
ING 10 train technical men Tor business
iifg
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-03
]. 4 Transformed Life verses i..l.
II. The Christians Ser vice 10 Man.
Kind lyerscs 9.gta
!. ATrsnsiormed Life Cyerses i.e)

tANHA ~ ~ Aitf'Nf NfNf'~ NN'f'hAff - o'AtH
cation ~ our lives 10 Christ which real.
~ fundamental change In them. lie.
fore conversion the world has first place
In all our thinking. Our lives have
l,cne built upon the pattern NJ that
which II changing. disappointing. and
defeating. The transformed life carries
with It the change 81 mind M that there
may b. the stable. encouraging. and vie.
'orious life.
II. The Christians Service 90 Man.
kind oversees 9.2i)
In all the high forms Of service. non"
should M reach or help mankind as the
Christians service. Caesar may have
his dues Us well ms God. The standard
~ Christian living must be set by those
who follow Christ In seeing the posi-
bllities of Christian living In these
verses we notice that the following
points are made plain. According "a
Peioubet these are given.
/. Truth tversc ~ II has been well
aid when man speaks the truth you
may count pretty surely that he prac-
tees most other virtues. love withou,
hyproclsy will help bring believing truth
into the hearts and minds IL all people.
.. Purity tvcrSc ~ DR.. 4. J. Cor.
den says Purity IL power" II will he
possible TO keep the heart pure by keep.
Ing Il In fellowship with Christ. We
may keep the tongue pure II We Use II
only for Christ and we may keep the
life pure In all things for Christ.
3. Love vcrse i0l. In loving other
Christians II In well 20 yield to others
the honor that one might expect for
himself. Peter tells Ms 10 he compass.
slonate. loving as brethren and tender.
hearted.
4. Enthusiasm tverse IL The On.
thusiasm u the Christian IN expressed
In diligence. fcrvOr and service. The
true enthusiasm is In that whcih IL de.
structive but IL that which generates
power for usefulness.
6. Patience VERSE i2l with reIoic.
ing and patience IL naturally praye. II
would be necdful for the Christians in
Rome o. expect tribulatlon IN those
days OF persecution. In our own days
we may expect causes for patient en-.
durancc.
6. Generosity Verse 13l. The IDEAL
Christian must give In the cnsc II need.
give In hospitality and. as Dorcas. bc
known for the good that can he done.
:. sympathy wcrse 49,. Both In re.
tolcing and weeping the examples nj
the New Testament may be taken.
Christ and Paul set forth this truth.
Hugh Black Ii quoted as saying THE
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-03

die FOR our sins. the great duty TO live
for Christ ourselves; presenting 10 him
our bodies. our talents. our all as liv.
Ing sacrifice In distinction from the
slain sacrifice 81 olden timer. We hnvo
the marks Of true Christian set forth
by
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-04-23
CAPTAIN DRAKE LOSES BOAT
ON REEF ON CUBAN COAST

WASHINGTON, D. c., April 23- =
According to information received
in this city yesterday, the schooner
yacht Sir Francis III, owned and
sailed by Captain Thomas Drake,
was wrecked on a reef off Cape
Corrientes, Cuba, on April 2. The
vessel was built in Seattle last year
and Captain Drake started out alone
in November for the West Indies.
He is reported to have escaped.
In 1915 Captain Drake built his
first Sir Francis and sailed from
Seattle alone, his destination being
Eastport, Maine. On the return
trip he was wrecked off the Mexi-
can coast and was captured by
bandits and robbed. He finally made
his escape and returned to Seattle,
whore he built another vessel, the
Sir Francis II. :.~.=
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-04-23

HOUSE APPROVES EMERGENCY IMMIGRATION MEASURE
BILL PASSED
BY MEMBERS OF HOUSE

WASHINGTON, D. ., April 23-
The emergency immigration re
strictlon bill, des; Errd to check the
flow Of foreigners INTO the United
States during the period of re-
covery from the late war, was APP
proved by the lower house of Con
gress yesterday and has been sent
to the senate for final consideration
An amendment, providing for the
admission of political refugees, was
rejected by an overwhelming ma
jority, and another amendment, Civ
ing Lord Mayor O'Callaghan, of
Cork, to remain in the United
States, was thrown out on a point
of order
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-04-23

most of us know, a strong move
ment, particularly on the part of
the jewelers. Vigilance Committee,
against the proposed bill, which
must be met by publicity to inform
the people of the country of the
merits, advantages and, indeed, OF
the actual necessity for this legis-
lation to insure the maintenance of
the country's gold reserve. If the
country is not informed of these
facts so that it viii stand behind
the proposed legislation, there can
be no possibility of inducing Con-
gress to adopt it. Hence the need
for funds 20 carry ON the publicity
and educational wors is urgent, if
the reasonable probability is 70
become a certainty. We are there
fore asking all the members of the
Alaska chapter to subscribe literally
to this fund" 1922
The news is particularly pleasing
to Mr.. Mcdonald, who probably was
the first man in the United States
to suggest the gold bonus as a
means of safeguarding the nations
gold reserve and reviving the min
ing industry. Mr.. Mcdonald first
advocated the bonus while a resi-
dent of Fairbanks, several years
ago, and later was instrumental in
launching a campaign for the bonus
through the Nenana Commercial
club.
Manager James Cody, of the N.
C. store, has raised $50 in Nenana,
at the request of the Fairbanks
office, to help the bonus along.