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The Washington times., 1921-07-04
FAIR FAC SMOKER
FLAYS JOHNSON
FOR C|GARET BILL
Tells Congressman to Lay OF
Women's Morals and chal-
Ienges Him to Debate.

Let women smoke cigars or hemp
rope IL they want to: what right has
any mere male 10 interfere?
That's the tone Of a ietter received
by The Times today censuring the
Bill introduced ty Congressman
johnson to prevent women smoking
in public in the District.
"I can not refrain from expressing
my opinion of such a self-Hacrihein1
male. who has taken II upon himself
to spend his time in uplifting wom-
ans morals" the letter begins.
I'm many countries women. sew
eral ages before ours. have smoked.
In this age of equal rights. ask you.
What right has q mere man to ques-
ton a woman, wneths- the smokes
or notr
"I have generally found that all
self-appointed reformers and moral
lists have some skeleton In their fam
lily closets. Perhaps you are trying
to center attention upon woman's
terrible habit Of Amoking. which you
would make q crime. so as to detract
attention from faultless man. who
does nothing wrong. but lives uo to
all of the laws OF the country and
morality.
II think II you would center your
interest upon helping propose some
law which would Immediately help
our poor, unfortunate men who
served in the war and need help now.
you might gain some favorable mem
ton.
Il would be glad to challenge you
to q debate on this smoking subject
at any time. I am q smoker now
and always"
The Washington times., 1921-07-04
CHEER UP, IT'LL BE HOT
as HOURS FROM NOW

Washington can expect no cooler
weather for at least thirty-six hours.
And after that II may continue hot.
The Fourth OF July will continue
a blazer. All through tho after noon
tho mercury will flirt among the SOS.
The sky may become overcast later
in the day but II will probably bring
no relief.
Tomorrow. though the temperature
will continue high, there may be
thunder showers.
The present warm weather extends
over the entire eastern half OF the
country, according to the Weather
Bureau. The next thirty-six hours
will bring lower temperature TO tho
New England and Great Lake States.
but there Is no such luck in slight
here now.
The Washington times., 1921-07-04
GAS BURNERS OPENED,
MAN DISCOVERED DEAD

with gas flowing from three burn
ers Of a gas stove In his room. Wal
ter T. Birkhead, forty-fve years old,
215 3 street northwest, was found
dead In bed this morning shortly after
o'clock.
Mrs. e. c. Brewer, with whom he
roomed, smclled gas and notified her
husband. The door was locked and
the windows were closed. Brewer
orened the door with q duplicate key
and discovered the man. A physicia n
from Casualty Hospital said the man
had been dead several hours.
A card found in his possession indi-
Gated that he was q member OF the
Elevator Construction Union. Police
are endeavoring to locate his rel
Atiyes.
The Washington times., 1921-07-04
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MARY VERSES.

"Topics of the Day" films has been
making a collection of Mary verses,
all patterned after the first Mary
who took her little lamb to school.
The jazz poets of H and S have been
SO successful that the film credits
the best rhyme Of all to a G. o. c.
poet. About the next best Is this
one from the Tennessee Mug
wump:"
Mary had a little waist
Where nature made II grow;
But everywhere the fashions went
Tho waist was sure to 60
The screens have recently given
credit to The Times for many witty
Jokes and paragraphs.
Old H and S is making 'em all sit
up and take notice. Congratulations
to the fans.
The Washington times., 1921-07-04
CHESAPEAKE BEACH JULY
MECCA FOR MANY OUTINGS

Eleven organizations will hold
their annual excursions and outings
at Chesapeake Beach this month.
The list 10 a. follows: Thursday,
July Z. st. Sophia Greek Church
July II. knights Of Columbus; July
-. Gavel Club, assisted by other
Masonic clubs; July ~. Odd Fellows;
July 20. woodrnen Of the World
July 2l, State Body OF Junior Order
Knights Templar Drill Corps: July
~. Columbia Commandery. No. .,
Knights Templar. Drill Corps; July
i6. Fraternal Order Of Eagles and
Adsh Chapter. No. rs. Order OF East
ern Star; July 81. National Union;
and July 7S. Washington Gas Light
Company employees.
The Washington times., 1921-07-04
"FLWVER
TOURIST" BOBS UP
IN NEW MEXICO
Olga Grover, Boston Maid,
Writes Times Readers Of
cross-country Trip.

Olga Grover. the Boston maid Of
the Aims who paused here recently
In her cross-country fivver trip
from the wilds Of the Fenway to the
palm shaded avenues Of Hollywood.
has bobbed up in the cactus lands Of
New Mexico.
From the awninsed white porch Of
. mission-like hotel In Socorro. N. NJ.
she has posted a letter back to WASH
inston. that The Times readers who
have been following her tour may
know that her bus 10 still holding
its head above the hood waters Of
the Southwest
FLOOD ALTERS ROUTE.
II was obliged to take the southern
route instead of the northern. as
had planned. because of the big
hood," she writes. The roads in
Texas. are very good for such . young
State. but. Of course. they could be
better. and they are trying to make
them so.
IT have been up in the clouds for
the past week-6,100 feet above sea
level. A week before arryed In
Texas they had q very heavy raihstorm: /:
they tell mo there were seven inches
Of rain. I therefore had the pleasure
Of plowins through mud and water.
nnd the depth, so I suffered . double
christening.
MULES TO RESCUE.
'T have only been stuck in the mud
once. On one occasion had the
choice Of two roads-ons muck and
the other water. I chose the watery
route and half way through the mess
my axle touched bottom and my
wheels spun around hslplessly. Usual
props-four mules, a tow line, etc.
am glad to say that one time 10 my
only experience with the tow line.
Yesterday came through Abo
Pass. Tho pass 10 between two noun
tains, and the descent resembles goinx
down a hight Of stone stairs. The
road 10 steep, narrow and bordered
with deep gulches on both sides. II
10 enough to make ones heart beat
sideways. But have my little Oh
niv trained now 90 that she walks
up and down stairs, swims rivers and
walks tightropes on order"
The Washington times., 1921-07-04
~, 900 VOLTS FAIL TO
EVEN JOLT ELECTRICIAN

FAIRMONT. w. Va. July 4.-when
William Thomas, aged twenty, son Of
w. 8. Thomas, attempted to reach
q shovel from . wall At the Morgan
mining plant. his head struck an eisc.
trio wire and $4,000 volts Of cleo
tricity passed through his body. but
aside from severely scorching his
toes. he does not seem to have been
harmed.
Owing to the high voltage tha:
passed through his body he was taken
to the Fairmont state Hospital and
placed under observation.
The Washington times., 1921-07-04
ALL GOVERNORS ASKED
TO ATTEND PILGRIM MEET

PLYMOUTH, Mass, July 1.-THE
governors of all the States have
been invited TO attend the opening
performance on July - of the
Pageant, The Pilgrim Spirit" to he
given here in commemoration Of
the sooth anniversary of the Pill
grim landing.
The invitations have been sent
out in the names of Governor Cox.
OF Massachusetts,, and tho tercen-
tenary commission.
The Washington times., 1921-07-04
UNWILLING OF CROSS
PUT OFF TO SUNDAY

Unwilling Of q granite cross erected
by parishioners at the Grace Epis-
copal Church, Georgetown. originally
scheduled for this afternoon. has been
postponed until next Sunday after
noon at 4 o'clock.
Rev. George w. Atkins. pastor Of
the church, has invited Mrs. Hard.
ing to participate in the unveiiing
exercises. Absence Of Mrs. Harding
from the city today resulted In the
poetponement
The Washington times., 1921-07-04
STlCKPlN AND WATCH
STOLEN FROM SHOE SHOP

A diamond stickpin worth $500 and
a gold watch and chain valued at 500
we're stolen yesterday evening from
the room in the rear Of the shoe store
conducted by Aaron Morgan at 1T27
articles were on q desk and during
tered the place and made OF with
them. Police are searching for the
thief.
The Washington times., 1921-07-04
Hog Cholera Appears.

FREDERICK. Nd, July 4.-.-HoE
cholera has made It's appearance in
Frederick county again this year.
and L. reported on three farms by
the United States Department OF
Agriculture, Bureau of Animal In
dustry. Washington. Last year, dur
ing the reign OF hog cholera In both
Frederick and Washington countiss.
farmers throughout this section Lost
heavily.
The Washington times., 1921-07-04
CONVENTION HALL SITE
TO BE PICKED WEDNESDAY

A site for an auditorium, seating
at least 5000 persons, will be se-
lected at Joint meeting OF the
Chamber of Commerce and the Mer-
chant and Manufacturers Associa-
ton, Wednesday afternoon at I
o'clock, in the Chamber of Commerce
rooms. Col. Robert n. Harper will
preside at the meeting.
The Washington times., 1921-07-04
CATS AND DOGS DIE
FROM EXTREME HEAT

Thhe heat or something Is erievous-
ly affecting washington's domestic
animals. In less than two hours
this mor-.ins the police were notified
that th,rty-hve CANNES and tnbbies
had given their final kick. Ths re-
ports came from various parts OF
the city.
The Washington times., 1921-07-04
GRAY FALLS OFF WHARF
WHILE ASLEEP: BROWNS

Raymond Gray eolorer. 1s. OF 1221
Union place southwest. was drowned
In the Potomac River yesterday whoa
he fell from a wharf while asleep.
Gray had gone TO sleep on the edge
OF the wharf o. the Norfolk aud
Washington Steamboat Company. IT,,
body was recovered by the polio,
launch Sylvester.
The Washington times., 1921-07-04
Discuss Wage Topics.

who is . wage earner7 How 10
he affected by the social questions
OF today? These questions will como
up for discussion at meeting Of
a.. Anthony's Branch OF the National
Council of Catholic Men, Wednesday
night, at the parish hall. Twelfth
and Monroe streets, Brookland
The Washington times., 1921-07-04
THE UNKNOWN HERO.

Thousands OF dollars are to be
spent to bring back one OF our dead
from France and to scatter flowers
for the unknown soldier. Yet there
are thousands OF living heroes, Grip
pied, manned or out Of work. to
whom financial help would be q
godsend. EAMON o 8.
The Washington times., 1921-07-04
HIS LOVE TROUBLES.

May Is q coy little. pert little pet,
Maud 10 a maiden quite nifty;
Daisys girl / shall never forget
Claire is both gentle and thrifty.
Sally's a dream OF a day in the woods,
James eyes are blue as the skies:
Julie and Millie are there with the goods,
But Babs Is constant surprise.
Lille is as sweet and pure as a nun.
Who could be nicer than Nan7
Lovely is Margot. when alrs said ana done;
Del could enslsve any man.
Fair as a flower 10 sweet Marie.
Rose 10 the name she bears;
So II 10 all very puzZling to me,
Greatest by far of my cares.
could be happy with Lily or May.
Never would love die or decay;
could be happy--the others away,
With any dear girl Of the array!
So | puzzled as any man might.
There IL but one thing to do,
Safety lies only in panio-liks hight,
And immediate marriage to-eueN
LADY DONNA.
How much are those puppies, lit
tie boy?"
All a quarter. 'cept this one. Hes
3Sc. He swallowed a dime yester-
day" MIKE wHALEN.
The Washington times., 1921-07-04
Col. Kutz on Vacation.

Col. Charles w. Kutz. Engineer
Commissioner, 10 spending two
weeks vacation at Easton. Pa. his
FORMER home. II IL expected that
ne will return to Washington by July
~ for the public hearing on street
car farss
The Washington times., 1921-07-04
Your Uncle Sans Birthday.

Ths splendid typewriter Uncle Sam Is BY
used In drawing-the
The Washington times., 1921-07-04
HOT WEATHER "FIDGET

You'll often see exhibitions a
fdgets in hot weather. People are
too conscious Of their nerves. Re-
Taxation 10 the remedy for mental
and nervous exoitability. Practice re-
clining or sitting comfortably In =
quiet spot with the eyes closed. Re-
lax every muscle, and then realize
the relaxed state. Clench the hsfs
tightly for . few seconds and then
let 80. Continue this relaxation and
the subject viii soon begin to ann
q pieasurabis tendency toward calm
and freedom from tenseness.
EAMON s.
The Washington times., 1921-07-04

LIBERTY FOR OURSELVES.
We all love to tyrannize over 9th
ers. but hate to have anybody tyran-
niss over US.
EDWARD J. IRVINE.
The Washington times., 1921-07-04
IDEAL WEATHER HELL CITY CELEBRATE SAFE AND SANE
a. 1nEARl, -
By BILL PRICE.

THE DOG HAD NO LUCK.
Following the ringing Of the din
ner bell Q dog crouched on the
front steps .of the boarding house
emitted q most mournfui howl.
What are you yelpinG aboutr
remarked the disgruntied boarder
you don't have to eat the food?'
COL. HEzALYRRE.
THE NEWS.
A sharp hstic hght
In an alley last night
xads the alley gory.
A morning paper about II told.
In headlines very bold.
And called Il an allsGory.
City Lass (frightened BY cow
lent that . fresh cowi
Country Lad (misunderstand-
ing)-Ysh, she has twins.
HARPERS FERRY.
The Washington times., 1921-07-04

Hot otr costs tho country more than
coal EAAON o 8.
The Washington times., 1921-07-04
THE "HoKEY-PoKEYs MAN.

What has become Of the old
''hokey-pokey. &c q cake man?"
Wouldn't the kids welcome him
now with Ice cream soda selling
At lie q throw? I'll say so.
JULES BACKENHE1MER
The Washington times., 1921-07-04

In England the term nut" 10 .
compliment. B. l. @.
The Washington times., 1921-07-04
IN THE PARK.

NV IE HNhs
He was wearing Q new white suit
He just KNEW the girls thought he was
cute.
He sat In the shade on q green seat
To enjoy the cool breeze and rest his fest
Up he jumped quite suddenly ana the Air
he tainted;
He discovtred-too iate-the seat was
ELMO SNOW.
The Washington times., 1921-07-04
COMPROMISE.

That's . mighty cute little hat"
Are you going to buy IT."
"Not yet. I've got to pick out
more expensive one for my husband
to refuse to buy 80 can compromise
on this one" MIKE WHALEN.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-01
"FATTY" ARBUCK[E
WILL APPEAR HERE
As TRAVELLING Man
MISSION THEATRE WILL. PRESENT
~ TRAVELLING MAN"
~ REQUEST.

Al the relues, " some ~ the mem
hers % Amarillo Council M, gs5 ~ tho
l.. e. T. Manager Ross u. l,ogcrs ~
the Mission theatre has booked Roscoe
Fatty" Arbucklc In ~ Travelling
salesman" This play II said To bc one
~ the hes, comedies tina, Arbucklc has
ever appeared In and local travelling
men should not miss this opportunity
u seeing this picture a, the Mission
theatre next Monday aud Tuesday,
June o and 7.
Tho practical Joke for which the
travelling man In noted. the inimitablc
Riri, the Inevitable poker game which
In said to bc part Of every salesman
and everything else that In COMMONLY
thought of when the normal person
thinks % n travelling man are all clearly
portrayed In the picture,
you know how II In when the travel
Ing man comes 10 town the mothers
say. run daughters run. the Indians
are upon u.s." and the girls say. II just
hate travelling men, especially Tat ones
when Arbucklc finishes with his pie
turc the opinion Of many with regard
to the travelling men are great,
changed.
Every travelling man In urged Ia scs
this picture which has been approved
VI by Amarillo Council II the Y, &. 7.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-01
1921 WILL REWARD FICHTERS;"
PRIZE LETTERS TO Be PRINTED

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-01
An Awful Possibility.

An Australian dlgnltsry was being
entertained by New York socieiy. Fur
what seemed a. he endless nights he
was dragged through the intrica,cs ~
the pigconwalk. the foxtrOt. tho
,amcl.ilmp. and the rest. AZ last came
his day of departure.
"rl,ase. madam" h. implorcd ~ hir
late hostess ~ they departed nj tho
gang plank. don't ever come ~ Aus.
trslis."
but whwhwhv no,g" garIWd that
surprised aud offended lady.
"iIsausc," answered the Australian.
wiping his brow. Il don't want YOU ever
10 scc a kangaroo al play"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-01

4. Editors Nste, A q ronveatiou II
The Chlesse Tribune advertising sales
s'ss he'd during the lss, few days 81
lkceaber, 1889. thc slogan. "is:l. VIII
Harvard Fighters" MAS adopied. II
dsusenstrate csssrlMxlvee the slogan
and Ne real vslue n, b,Nuary Is. isst
the chicago Tstsune e(lewd ten ~
warda u tle0 carh fur .tNe hrsi exam.
pics ef succcsstul sAlesssnns,lp in tho
tace u dlscouraEius 1891 conditions.
Through the klnts,ess " the Chica-
90 Tribune the wlnnlng letiers viii b.
printed In the Sampk Case. onc each
wech. untll all ten arr printed. The
letters are rcps&ntcd exactly m thcy
we're ent 10 the Chicago Tribunc,.
1891 Fighters Contest
The Chicago Tribune,
January 9th found me IN train
num a., Kansas, Ia T., Kansas. The
furncr N a town " $1,000, the latter
y snmilcr town about twenty-five miles
distant. I usually phone To- my god
customers In S,-Mr, Rand invite
lin 10 bring his family to the larger
tttN, VNk tNfF IVY INV, uNu Cl'hu SuH'
day. Hut this time did not phone
u. YOUR slogan has been ON my mind
ever since had seen II week before.
mud one cunno, put w good fight
over the telephone.
When I reached Il's store he was
just dismissing another sales
man from whom he usually buys a
arsc Part of his stock, Then before
! could say word he turned Ia me
with, Say. Hob. I'm awful sorry YOU
came down here I'm no, buying "a dol
lars worth ~ goods from ANYONE, !
would have written YOU not to come.
but hoped YOU would phone, then |
would have told you. There's not q
chanrt Cor you ~ anyone else"
swell. Mr.. H." Slid I, that's great
way to u,ert an old friend, Don't you
kncw that prices arr way dawn and
tina, styles are considerably diffcrcnt'
surely YOU wan, Just u few garments
for an carly sprin. showing"
n NH. not even one he replied
t,tng to sell what I carried over
N, surfing, and believe me. I have
al mean Il, and there's NO use
NyskxltnaspA-.Qn1 lGe N 4o0s -
-s. [klN rvwaN iiehterst Bob,
cid toNbdcrs sec you fight" crhis IA
mysaltl rd Mr.. n. you have n mum
l,r ot women here IN town who usual
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-01
I,eprssSwls1i,r New yorA fyrn Here.

~. W Gollic, representative ~ the
Jaincs u, Durham Company NJ New
York city. " In Amarillo this week dis
playing a choice line NJ cotton and wool
cn piece goods 10 the local merchants.
Mr.. Goldle makes this territory twice n
year,
The uncertainty ~ al markets 10
having its effect on the merchants ~
all parts Of the United states. I ron.
slider that 1921 viii NJ down In history
as the year u embellishments. said Mr..
Gol,llr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-01

Among the hotels that az" cooperai
Ink with The Hotel Committee uf ANN
rillo Council NJ. sss T., g, Z In thcll
campaign for the reduction of rates iul
luons and In the dining rooms are:
Commercial Ii"tcl. I.nmrsn, Texas
81 brnson, White Deer, Texas
Mrs whatny, Groom. Texas,
I,.N i,uoms, Ilruwniicld, Texas.
iIyman Hotel. Mclean. Texas,
Johnson Hotel. Shanrwk. Texas.
Schneider Iictcl, ramp,. Tcxaa.
ilir.ins Ilmci. lIIgHinr rcxas,
knav" IIo,el. ChildrcSs. Texas.
Hotel Vernon, Vernon. Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-01
I'ail,m i,rcaks tho News.

1hat young man ~ yours" mid
father M daughter rnmc down 10 break.
fast. should b. IN museum Tor Nv.
ing curiositlcs."
why, fnthcrr' exclaimed the young
lady. In tones ~ indignation. what do
you mcan7"
~ noticed when I passed through the
hnll hate last night" answered the par.
cn,. Tint he had iwo heads upon his
shouldcrs"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-01

To lls MEN ON TIM ROAD.

when y man doca his heat
Ilc generally works hnid.
You should ,lo the sumo.
Don't under any consideration
offer IN any excuses.
Nor continually keep
Telling US that business " had
You should bo cut among the trade,
On the Job. every minute ~ the day.
Unless. ~ courac YOU Drc sick.
Selling goods,
Especially ours.
i.cavcs an impression
lang renncmbcrci.
Many concerns
M our typo
Recommend ,hclrp hu, none
Eluul Ia our grades.
Get busy.
Oncr and for all,
Over yuur entire territory,
lbon't forget you are n
Salesman.
II. a, Stevens, snlosmnaa.cr Marsh
chuwtts Chocolate Co,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-01
Ny Work.

I didn't icgin with askings. I took my
job and stuck.
I tuok the chance they wouldn't. an'
now they're calling u luck.
Aud they asked inc how I did ". aud !
gave EN- the scripture ies'.
"you keep Your ligh, NJ shining q Ut
tie In front ~ the ncS,l
They copied all they could follow. hut
they couldn't copy my mind.
Aud I loft en- sweating and stealing a
year and half behind,
--isudyard kipllnE.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-01

carclcssncss turks In unseen places
and does its vicious work stoalthily and
silently. u has filled the lives of a
multitude with sorrow. suffering and
Me-. Much tou often carclcssncss has
wiped gu, The only protection ~ home
and family. aud left widows und or.
phans ho,wlcssly In despair. Careless
ness u mans woru, enemy, Court oi
Honor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-01
WI, tho iNasrr Was slck.

Don't you think YOU could make
sonc Improvement IN your orchestral
'i1i- audience coulu harnly hear my sung
last night" said the singer
Well" replied the leader of the ar.
rhcsira. II might put In another drum"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-01

Patsy Nom, won't yer gimme can
dy now"
Mrs Cascy--'Didnt M tell yc III
wouldn' give yc amy n, NIL u ye didn't
kaI~ still,"
"ycs'm. but
We'll, the longer W kapc s,ill tho
sooner yen get H."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-01
BOY H0WDY!
ls3' - os =: r ~: - =:
oelesnsR Are and What They
Ar Delag. -


Bob ullliland. who sells SUNSHINE"
suits and other ladies' rcady'towcar.
has been In the city scattering Sun
SHINE" Hob only has To call ON one
customer In Amarillo. since. he says.
white 4 Kirk realized the value u our
line. and they aro the exclusive agents
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