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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-10

came to know God intimately; in
'act, so we'll that one morning-l
think it must have been about the
time the sun was painting its picture
OF beauty in the eastern sky that
David took liis pen and began to
write The Lord is my shepherd.
"oh my young friends II you are
to travel the highway that leads to
siccess, YOU must have the Christ
as your shepherd I am the COOL
Sheperd.' Have you chosen Him to
be King OF Kings in your life?
Eyes, understand David made
mistakes, but when he fell he fell
with his face toward the sun. May
you catch the vision of trust and
in. and companionship
and friendship with God and Christ
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-10
THE DOC

"A full wide toe with u good spread at the tread
Men who built solid aud do lots of walking ike il
style and feel. \ real shoe for men
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-10
o. y. Jazz Hounds
TO Banquet Team
At Oklahoma City

Norman, Okla, Jan. fO--The Soon
er Jazz Hounds, University of Okla
homa away-from-hoMe football root.
ing organization, will banquet and
entertain the 1920 Sooner Missouri
Valley football champions Tuesday
night, January IL, at the Huckins
hotel, Oklahoma City, according to
Campbell LeFlore, Atoka. lead hound
who announced complete banquet
plans Wednesday night. The 1921
Sooner grid captain will be elected
by the 1920 letter men following the
banquet, Ben Owens, Sooner football
coach states.
The Jazz Hound quartet will sing
and extemporaneous talks will com
plete the evenings program. The
invited guests are Gov. ]. b. A. Rob
ertson President Stratton D.. Brooks
Charles J. Brill G. B. Parker, w. w.
Hayes, Coaches owen, Grover C. Ja-
cobson, and Sam D. Burton, of the
1920 Sooner staff
The Jag Hound pep organization
fifty members. With the s
invited guests and the IS Sooner
football letter men, this banquet will
be one of the biggest sport enter !
of the year in Oklahoma.
The JAZZ Hounds have voted tomake
the football banquet an apnual af-
fair.
The Jazz Hounds officers are: !
cad hound, LeFlore, Walter Rogers.
iuisa, bone keeper: and Chester
oung, Carmen, second lead hound.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-10

peace, Friday morning. They were
pound over for trial. Jones' bond
was fixed at $1,000 on each of two
charges, making $4,000 in all. Ia
bott's bond was fixed at $4,000
Evidence, was Offered at the preli-
mlnary to show that Jones and Tai
bott were selling drugs. Ethel ste.
vens, working for Post and Sheriff
Dewing, obtained drugs and gave in
exchange marked money, it was tas-
tlfied The drugs she said, she Sc
cured and the marked money were
introduced as evidence.
Jones attorney objected streru-
ously to placing bond of $4,000
aaginst his client, but Justice Ratlift
was firm and would not change it.
Robert Smith assistant county at
torney, pointed out that others rlad
been able to furnish lesser bond AMI
when the case was called for trial,
the defendants could not be found.
Herman Taylor, was arraigned
Friday afternoon and bound over for
trial in district court. Bond was
fixed at $5OOO.'
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-10

how bis brothers were fnreing and IA
bring them some extras to eat lie
found his brethefen and delivered his
fathers tokens and message. Soon
he heard Goliath In his challenge
and saw the people run IN fear. and
asked, what meanth all this.p
They told him. and De told them
he would fight him. lie was Informed
that riches and the kings daughter
were offered as q reward for staying
Goliath. Ild went before the king
and was granted permission. even
only a shepherd hoy. They clad him
with armor lie went ont and tasted
the sword. Well. he felt SO clumsy.
so awkward that he returned and
asked them to remove the armor,
and let him have the Weapon that
every shepard knew how to use, and
very accurately too. his sling. 50
with his sheperds staff and. sling he
goes out TO meet this mighty giant.
As he nears him the giant makes all
manner Of fun Of him. suggesting.
"Am a dog thu, you come opt to
meet me with slaves" And he cursed
David by his Gods. Come to me and
win give thy flesh to the fowls
Of the air ana the beasts of the
field.
Then said David.to the Phillistlne.
Thou comest to me with a sword. |
md with a spear, and with a shield |
but / come to thee in the name of |
Ihe Lord of hosts, the God of the ar.
mics Of Israel whom thou hast de-
fed This day will the Lord delive
thee into mine hand and | will smite
hee and take thine head from thee.
md | will give the carcasses of the
hosts Of the Philistines this day I'M
to the fowls of the air and to the
wild beasts of the earth; that all
he earth may know that there is
4 God in Israel The Lord saveth
lot with sword and spear, for the
lattle is the Lords and he will give
'ou unto our ahands. 1st Sa. 17:l4-47
This is the beginning of the life
Of David.
This same faith in God grew in
David through the years. Yes, he
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-10
REQUIRE EFFORT TO ATTAIN
GOAL or REAL THINGS.

Continued from page one)
Lord Give diligence to show thyscIt
approved
Let us hear Solomon, he was a
man who was given great opportun.
ity. lie was wealthy aud the wise
man Of his day When he was Of
fered whatever he might choose 10
ask. he asked for wlsdom. This so
pleased God that he gave him rlcaes
also. But through the many temp.
taiions that come with rich and
power. Solomon forgot God and in.
dulged in all kinds Of wick,dness
But in his old age .he again returned
10 God and IN the 18TH Chapter OF
Eeles. and 18Th verse we have ifis
sum total OF life as he Rad learned
It, In other words. il is his cor..p-
tion Of The great issue that enters
into lie II we would be successful.
Let us hear The conclusion Of the
whole matter: Fear God and keep
his commandments for this Is the
whole duty Of man For God shall
bring every work into judgment with
every secret thing Whether it be
good or whether il be evil
Thanks TO Solomon for his last
testimony"
Talks About David.
Now | want to talk about David.
want him to speak.
David was a boy who, because
Of his character was in line for great
honor. We remember his amounting
We remember, too, how the hosts
of Israel and the Philistines we're
drawn into battle line, and how Co
Hath you'd come near and dey
them to send a man out to fight him
with The lsfcement If he kills me
t.len we viii become your servants.
II ! kill lin %ou shall become our
servants AS they would see him ap-
tlcy would run in fear
One day this shepherd lad David,
who had returned from the army to
care for bis fathers sheep at his
fathers request came to find out
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-10

To drive cut worEs that are cat
ing away the strength and vitality OF
your child. use Whites Cream verml-
fuge. It expels the worms without
injury to the child. Price 35c. Sold
by Wren Drug company. 1.2l.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-10
Continuous Show
HARRY CAREY

Tomorrow: Geo. Beban in
Hearts Of Men,, 6 reels. Also
comedy and serial. !;
Wednesday: Roy Stewart in
Faith Endurin
Thursday: Eva Novak in 1.-The
Torrent. F"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-10

In Pennsylvania, out Of more than
$4,000 complaints reported and inves.
tigated by the state highway inspec.
tors and private parties. only so
automobile license were revoked.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-10

The QHiHire Thar Docs Nor Affect The lead
5scause e its tonic and laxative effect. IAxA.
i've BROMO QUiNINE Tapiets) can te takeI
oy anyone without causing nervousness OF ringin,
otho mead. : N.GRuvE ; signature on box. 50
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-10

Miss Jane Bushorg. Of Charles
town. w. Va. was married recently
In Washington to Mills Kitchen. son
OF Representative Claude Kitchen,
OF North Carolina. The marriage
was the result of romance which
began about month before the
wedding at Naval Academy foot.
ball game at Annapolis. Mrs. Kit.
chen, who was considered one Of the
most beautiful girls in Charlestown.
went to Washington aboBs six mon.
tbs ago to study music.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-10

Try Express want-ads for results.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-25

GERNANy's RAPID AsCESDESCy.
Even AZ this early date. when there
n Q question % 10 who won the World
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-25

Lots % folks ARE jest like Dan Cupid
--allus startin' somethin' an then los.
In interest. Bootiegger Ike Lark suf.
ferrd nervous collapse tday. after
two years strenuous work an DIR.
Mopps has advised him & lay out n
couple q fines I'LL he gifts his strength
back.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-25
LEGIONNAIREs WON'T FORGET.

The American Legion. that greatest
OF all fraternitics In the United States.
Insists on taking itself and it's tasks
seriously. II Is not dominated by any.
thing so much as a desire TO perpetuate
the spirit OF brotherhood among the
"buddies who entered the greatest
war the world has ever known. un.
scIfishly to defend tho principles Of
world peace. world freedom. and world
Righteousness.
Not only are the living kept In the
thoughts OF the American Legion. aDS
vltallzcd in the program OF the organ
izstion. but the dead are remembered
in a most feeling and sympathetic way.
Note the following statements from
Los Angeles and these are typical OF
the fraternity all over tho United
States.
The little dog tag" OF the army Ia
all that saved Private William Aus
man No. iss393" from a grave in the
y VAA'iN AifAb w isbo ANh'i'nt iOiiONltb
his death by falling from downtown
building
When Victory Post OF the American
Legion learned that the former soldier
faced a paupcr's burial. arrangements
were made for a military funeral. a
firing squad and a delegation OF Leg.
iO;inalres attended the services at the
mortuary. but when the cortege drew
up 10 a newly.dug grave In the Potters
Field. the Legion men objected to the
burial there OF their comrade. The
body was inferred at Forrest Lawn
Cemetery.
An investigation by the Lcgionnaires
revealed that several World War he.
roes who died friendless and penniless
had been buried In tho Peters Field
The bodies viii be dislnterred.
The love Of "buddies." for their
"buddies' transcends the bounds OF
death. manifcsting itself In testimonials
OF devotion to the lifcless form Of those
answering the SUMMONS TO create,
I heights OF service "out West"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-25
THE WAY TO FREEDOM;
-Ye shall the truth, and the
truth shall make you free
John S:32.

War. Germany. the vanauished. Is dem
onstrating the worth OF n strenuous
Industrial program. The agriculture q
Germany. the manufactures OF Ger.
many. the commerce of Germany. are
all taking places In the sun.
Germany has been made 20 realize
tina, II she is gain the ascendent po-
sition previously sought through the
erroneous assumption OF the powers
and possibility Of arbitramen OF arms.
she must work. work. work. and work.
as no other nation In all the world.
works.
What are the results up TO this time
Germany Is taking largo numbers OF
orders that America knows. should be
coming 10 American institutions. Ger
many IL taking down contracts that
others OF the Allied nations realize.
should he going to them. Germany. re-
lleved OF her burden OF the upkeep OF
armies and navies. Is expanding. and
growing along all industrial lines. In a
marvellous way. whether those who
have cause TO feel lily towards her.
would. or not.
With this remarkable start. this un.
thlnkable recovery from the shock in.
cident to the breaking down OF a mil.
itaristic program Of such horrible pro-
portions. Germany In merely on the
threshold OF her certain achievements.
As he world received a lesson In the
horrors OF uncivllized. inhuman. un.
speakable, and unthinkable warfare.
from Germany. so II seems equally GER.
tain that some lessons OF advancement
In civil life. could be gathered from that
country formerly ruled by the most
arrant coward. the most brutally selfish
the most cruel tyrant the world has
heycr known.
We love America. we love the Allied
countries. we admire the fine. high
courage. the unquestioned principles OF
righteousness that they fought. bled
and died 10 sustain. but In the light Of
present day conditions. II must be re.
called that we have something yet to
discover that is needful TO our self
preservation In the game Of industrial
financial, and commercial advancement
II disarmed Germany is startling the
world by her achievements what may
We learn from the facts. as they exist
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-25
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County Records

arranty Deeds.

Warranty Deeds.
n. T. kinkcad 81 u1.. 10 Elsie Con.
nor Dnily part lots IS block OF
Hughes addition. $500.
Amarillo lmr 90. 20 Leo King. lot
b. hlock D. $ j. Heights addition. 81 90
a. T.. Gilmore. q uN. 20 Panhandle
Lumber co, $ J. Heights addition.
loi block 60. 5000.
Frank Givins 70 g T. Abbott. ~ so
A. lot 3. block iO5. Old Town addition.
5000.
T. g Stausbury % W Small. lot
block tst g. a < addition. $500
o " Twaddcu 20 Panhandle Lum.
bor Co. s go o. lot Z. block ll1 Old
Town addition. 5000
Deeds ~ Trust.
Ruby T. Poindovtcr. STANDARD Saw
4 Loan Assn. y. 30 a. lot 2. block o.,
rlcmous addition 1920
" 4 Green. % AK. 10 standard Saw.
a Loan Assn Dot block %. q. 4 s.
$500.
Mechanics LIENS.
J. NJ Baker. q ux TO Panhandle
Lumber Co. bot I. block s5 s j.
Heights addition $500
G. -. Sears ~ uS 10 Panhandle Lum.
ber Co. lot o. block 80. $. J. Heights
addition. $500.
Ellington Scott. - ux. 10 panha ndle
Lumber Co. lot z. block o. s. J.
Heights addition 1920.
Transfers.
NJ W. Easum 20 standard Saw
Loan Assn. y 30 n lot 2. block o.
| plomons addition $1,000.
Frank v. williams 90 STANDARD Saw.
& Loan Assn lot ]. block %. q. a y
addition. 5000
Releases.
! c. J. Blackburn. 10 John " Crudg
ton. lot block p $ addition.
&. &. souihWcI o. J " kcoton part
section 30 black p. - s. & =.
Panhandle Lumber Go. TO W. y
Cooper part block 100. Plcmons add
ton
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-25
CONFESSIONS OF A MOVIE STAR
Chapter XI-Kisses That Are Cold.

My castle crashed. Dick Barnes was
not going To be my adorable elder
brother. He bowed low before me.
knew that elegant formal salute.
Pm fortunate to be playing with
YOU. Miss Scott" he said. And very
grateful for the opportunity"
He spared me any reference To ~
surprise" | had 80 successfully regis.
teredon the set. And that was like
Jimmy.
You're not new To. the camera" 1
said ~ Thought you were. ! mean 10
never heard" I was awkward. ombar.
rassed
i've been working In London" he
explained
Then came Cissy. glooming. Evident
~ he was Jealous Of Dicks success at
his first appearance. nevertheless. Cts
~ was n sport lie congratulated the
rev man cordially
Then DemaiRon--to me:
"Chcrie, Cherie' Grown camera.wise
so fast My petite Camera-wlse-ot
last
Demalson Ii an old dear. So truly
kind to me, Mothcrdear thinks him
wonderful. My movie world had been
all Kindness To me from the beginning
But as Dick Barnes bowed and de
parted without another word To me.
came near 10 hating the whole thing
II was II seemed TO me. the big fact
which rose like mountain barrici
between Jimmy Alcott and May Scott
Camera wise" was. II had scored
. triumph. But was II worth while
Was life made only for such folly7
Your day, all right said Ginotte
/ our dressing rooms adjolncd We
reached them at the same moment
Then why 20 peevedy'
Tired" replied. and I entered IN,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-25
~ ol4ivH ropHnTs BARTON

Well. sir Nancy and Nick saw some
queer people and queer happenings and
queer ever 40 many things while they
vere under the sea hlping Csp'n Pen.
nywlnkle. But one ~ the quecrest
ihings u all was the manner In which
Flatty Founder changed himself
around
Cap'n Pcnnywinkle blew his whistle
three times. the way he always did
when he needed help. The Twins heard
II and hurried to the Cross Roads at
cnce
What's wrong" called Nancy.
oh. there's somebody blocking traf.
agaln." answered the fairyman GROSSLY
"F1st,y Founder u LYING here just at
tie busiest place. ard he's more stub.
porn than Tub Tcrrspin ever was"
Nick went up quite close and gave
the founder poke What's wrong
Fiattyg" he asked.
f1stty yavned. then he stretched. and
blinked one eye. Perhaps he bllnked
both eyes. but u he did. no one could
zee a. he was lying on one side just
a. you do IN bed, and one eye was IN
der him, right down On the sandy bot
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-25
MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Any erroneous reflection upon the
character, standing, or reputation OF
any individual. firm. concern or cor
poration. that may appear In the col
umns Of The News. will be gladly cor
rected, when called TO the attention Of
the editor. II Ia not the intention Of
this newspaper 10 wrongfully use. OF
injure any individual. firm. concern OF
corporation. and corrections will bs
made where warranted as prominently
a. was the wrongfully published refer
ence or article.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-25

little bare refuge.
was more than tired. was con.
fused, cxaspcratcd. In spite Of my re-
cent hit.
The final fade out with Cissy which
| had thought was finished. had To he
done again. And was at fault. I so
hate Ia be kissed by the men who are
cast 10 make love 90 me that some
times | cringe lnvoluntarily. And YOU
cannot fool camera.
When ! had changed my costume.
went hack Ia the set which the car
pcntcrs were waiting 10 strike NV bad
work had delayed them. And Cissy wai
ranting about the rule made especially
4 Tor me
II might as well kiss the Venus 10
| Milo Tor MI the response she gives me. q
he sald-but he didn't seem to be nj all
| annoyed because we had 10 do the lonR
final fadc.out over.
And Dcmason let's him rave" oh
served Ginette To Rose. Can YOU tie
that"
Sure" Rose responded "Cissy's say
ing what Dcmaison doesn't dare tell
May himself"
Then Bangs. assistant director. had
| Lis say-to Cissy
Make Il sticky Make II sticky this
,imoc'
But MAY won't LET me- You might
yet I'm wiling
And right then and there. I wanted
, ny Mothcrdoar 10 turn 10.
And since couldn't have her
wanted to ask Dick Barnes what n
better do Dick was on the side line
lust on the set
n hcd only ho human II he'd h
tnythinc but 80 puict'
10 be- Continuedl
copyright 1921 y T.. a. ScrviecJ
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-25
COMING FARMERS MEETING

The American Farm Bureau Fedora.
ton comes with a promise OF blessing
In It's wings to the people OF this por.
ton % the state. as II has visited other
territory IN the United States. Those
who have been looking hopefully for
medium through which general relief
10 vouchsafcd to the farmers. are pin.
ming their faith to this comparatively
new enterprise
The American Farm Bureau Fedora.
ton had It's inception about two years
ago. In Chicago. at which time leading
extension workers Of the United States
Department Of Agriculture Agricul
tural and Mechanical colleges and
other outstanding figures came TO,
e. Their and talked over the problems OF
the farmers.
Since that time there have been some
OF the ideas weighed in the balance
and found wanting" while still Others
are believed 10 have withstood the acid
test and grown brighter as the result
Of that through which they have been
subjected by friend and foe. alike. Thi,
is the program that Ii soon to be con
sidercd IN Amarillo by farmers gathered
from all over thia portion % the south
west. In the near future. In connection
si,h wheat. and after That will com.
the ksfirs for similar consideration.
The approaching meeting. while In
vested with elements Of uncertainty
and disirus, for some Is looked hope
fully and cxpecnntly forward 20. b,
many Others. Tho movement WIS borr
OF well balanced rninds een,ered on IN.
welfare Of producers on American
farms
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-25

tom ~ The sea. After he had done all
ihcso things BE- coudesccnded To an.
swer
I'm tIrcd-ihats nj"
well. them" siid Nicks sternly.
why don't you find another plaoe n
rest YOURSELF"
yes" added Capn rennywinkle. In.
dlgnaniy The idea 81 parking your.
solf rich, here whore nobody can got
past n yuu don move son. III have
~ put up q detour sign.
"Im not taking cap much room.
yawned Flary and iust gotta lie
rere. honest. I'm like ~ little boys. !
Dr. mos, Of nay growing In bod. and JUS,
row I'm ~ tired that feel must he
going 20 grow"
with that he settled himself down on
the sand like ccmoni pavement.
10 he toniinued1
Copyright. 1921. y T.. 4. Scrvice)
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-25

ri in.fesd oi ro-r he bright instead II dull -
M rI ht ...rs. o. absolutely guaranteed the trial
iirs a. remember the usuieM estins VII AMON-the
..f t4urf tllothcre d uoihing else Ike ~, 30 DO
IN .ilaaitltes Aog can get Masuns NllAMON Tablets
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-25
Jim Eoss Dro,r Car.

Jan Ross droy, the automobile tina,
coIlidcd with r. street car Wednesday.
instead Of J. " Ross - the Amarillo
Plate Glass and Mirror Company. Il
was learned yesterday. Jim Ross Is
from Durham. Okla.. and II brother
% ]. W. Ross
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-25

One week q manual and agricultural
training IL part o. the years require
men,s for every schooIboy and girl IN
Bulgaria.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-25

University q Indiana has collection
u birds stuffed by Theodore Roosevelt.
while a student at Harvard.
The courier-index., 1921-06-10
ACT NO. 1es.
Approved February 2s, lD2

Approved February Zh. IbSAs
 An Act to provide for the malnte- nance. support and improvement or tho rtrst District Agricultural School
 Appropriates the sum of $b4 boOuO, salaries maintenance, labor materials buildings additions, Insurance, labof- Rtory and shop supplies, live stock tools, machinery vehicles, etc. mel dental tO the maintenance and improve saent of the First District AgricuitIal School for the period ending June sS'
 Aopropriates s64 .B0o.0O for salaries maintenance, labor, etc, incident 10 the operation, maintenance and lm- aprovemeut of the First District Agri- cultural School for the period ending June 30, 1928.
 Authorizes the Board Of Trustees of said school to let all contracts Tor ssPinting and binding necessary for tho maintenance and operation Of said school.
 Provides that should the nppropria- ton contained in any particular item ebe found unnocessary for the purposeh mentioned the balance may be eSpenO- ed for any other purpose mentioned in the Act.