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Book of St. Luke

~. Then came also puhlictns 90 he
baptized and said unto him Master what
shall We do7
II. And he said unto them Exact no
more than that which il appointed sou
- And the soldiers likewise demand
cd az him, saying And what shall we
do? And he said unto them DO violence
n no man. neither accuse any falsely.
ana be- content with your wages
- And as the people we're IN rSpec.
ntlon. and an men unused in their
hearts OF Iohn whether be- We're the
Christ. o. NOT.
10 John answered. saving unto them
alh indeed baptize sou with water.
bat one mightier than / cometh the
atchct 81 Whose shoes avn not worthy
Ia unloose. he shall hapiize you with
the Holy Ghost and with fire.
-. Whose fan is in his hand. and he
viii thoroughly purge hi floor. and will
gather the wheat into his garner. but
the chafi he viii hum with iire un.
uueno hnble
Is. And many other ,hings IN his 90.
hor,atIon preached ht unto the people
10 But ierod the ietrar,h. helng re-.
proved by him TOT licrodils his hrother
Phillips vito. and for 40 the evils which
lIerod had done.
20 added YET ihis above all that he
'hut mp John in prison
- Now when 40 the people were
hap,lzcd u came a. pass thar Jesus alsO
heing baptized. and PRAYING the heaven
was opened
- And lhe holy Ghost descended In
'n bodily shape Ike q dove upon him.
snd q voice cams it0m heaven, which
said. Thou art nay beloved Son. lea thee
am wcll pleased.
% And JeSus himself Began to be-
about thirty Year, 81 axe. being us was
supposed tho son ~ Joseph which was
thc son of He'll
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SCHOOL MEANS sI'Ccrss

Every Ptmra youth should realize
that the key o. success tits the school.
house door -plmpa News
u boys and girls werr made % see
The truth Of the above statement. there
can he no doubt hut that more 81 them
would b" too glad 10 continue their
wo.k iu school The greatest avenue
TO success il In education. A new
school year is barely under way. II -
no, too late fot any pupil who has not
f'Ahz"d the value Of education 10 grt
started in school Every hoy and girl
h the Panhandle who possibly can
SHOULD D" in school this I'm. The time
is here when there is little need for any
child 10 reunin out 81 school. Every
on" realizes the importance Of educa.
lion IN such an extent that he il willing
to help the deserving hoy or girl Where
you find few that have succeeded
without the ala ~ education. you win
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number from 232 IN 1920 10 1911
in 1921; Detroit rom 20 90 i54i
ST. Louis from Io2 10 ~ and 9TH
er cities slightly through cam
paigns OF education.
Amarillo people should be- just
as eager 60 cooperate ~ a cam
paign to reduce accidents. a icW
month, ago the kiwaui, Club
considered making Safety
First" campaign No definite &C.
ton wa, taken. But 1t Is not 10
late for some civic club in ANA
rillo to lead campaign 20 reduce
accidents. Ii one club OF orgaui-
/ation will take the lead. It will
not be hard 20 get cooperation
from other bodies.
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LIGHT FINGERS n FOIIED
nNCE MORE.

Nancy and Niok got into pecks
81 trouble on their way 10 the Fairy
Queens Palace IN the magic automo.
bile hat they always got out again.
And when the Sour Old witch caus.
"a a high wall % appear right across
The road ln front 81 them Mike Mole
ana thousand OF his helpers became
active az once.
They dug and dug and dug until
they had tunnels running criss.cross
and criSs.cross in every dlFea'ion
right under the wall and in iiffy
the whole thing tumblcd down quite
flat. having space between tbs fallen
stones Tor the lltlo car to slide
through
or course nancy had to say charm
like this:
Magic auto. hurry fast.
And wen reach Fairynnd ~ last. "
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REDUCE ACCIDENTS

Don't get hurt. IS the slogan
oi the Safety Institute of Amer
ca IN Is anti.accidcnt campaign
hildren are the CHIEF victim, of
iheir own and other peoples care
lesSncss. declares the Institute.
which has ambitions 10 carry on
an educational campaign in the
schools.
Effort, will be made % hold q
No Accident Week" in mos, OF
The large cities OF the nation this
iall Children form 80 per cent
ri the deaths in automobile acct
dents. according To- records.
Deaths IN industry have de-
creased q per cent since 1000.
while automobile deaths have in
creased more than 5000 per cent.
New York had 572 child vic
tins m ioeo and 4o2 in 1927 due
Ia automobile accidents. Detroit
reduced IL fatal child accidents
from 70 10 90 IN single year
through a no-aecident campaign.
lducaiion has been found 10 be
The best way to reduce accidents.
u = said that II children can be
taught the Importance al care
Tia, they will teach the parents.
Nn"ther thing 20 remember
about accidents Is that for every
person killed there are Is who are
injured. Fatal accidents in New
lesk Increased from go in Ioco
70 sbs in 1927; from s42 to 66S in
chicago. Philadelphia reduced it,
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h Dr u. ~. Ilisinp.


Man IS not ordinarily conscious ~
his breathing Il has become habit
a necessary habit e course lie does
not notice whether he breathes deeply
or not Most people do not.
Many % Our most famous physicians
prrScrlhcs deep breathing EXERCISES
every day, since no one actually sxsT.
ciscs his breathing apparatus regularly
unless ne h on sihl.1. accustomed 20
regular feats OF endurance
\ Russian author. who suffered .
nervous breakdown. found. after re-
peated experiments Of many aids TO
health, that retired life In the noun
tains in which sintpi. dscphr.athlng
exercises taken systematically formed
the principal part OF thu program
brought about permanent cure
Most working people are shut In doors
throughout the day Deep breathing r.
20 source ~ great benefit 20 such peo.
pie They should seize the chance
whenever offered. 90 step outdoors and
snatch dozen or 30 deem breaihs. one
would 10 surprised how greatly this
simple exercise will offset hours ~ In
doof living ana breathing
% dinsrlly only about onstsnth o;
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Brass Bullets

fou can go hunting withou, a
Incense it YOU are careful not IA
find anything.
Il lou don't believe silence IS
golden q million win be spent to
make q Chicago hotel ouiet
The sidewalk jumped nm and
lni seven \lahama men who be.
heved what a bootlcggcr said.
Report shows laundry work
most dangerous IN pennsvlvani,
How about SaNophone PLAYING?
-
Rockefeller ha, book, showipp
every penny he ever earned I'm,
there are still other reasons Tor
The paper shortage.
IN London man claims he Ia,
been dead and We agree with him,
from the neck up.
Strange thing, happen. Miss
Minnie MURRAY. who won an
Iowa beauty contest can cook
A parrot told the customs men
10 60 70 hell. The new tariff i,
getting ~ is work.
Two Baltimore men went "a
jail for bringing home t.a bacon
They stole a truck load.
Isn't II wonder the Massa.
chusctts hoy dressed a. girI
didn't eaIch pneumonia and die
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Go on With the Story
CHAPTER V

CHAPTER V
SdE saw him walk away-saw
~ his shadowy. wellbunt form
fade into the starlt mis;.
An almost uncomfortable impuls,
s., her throat and lips qulvering
with desire TO call to him through
the night \ Do love you' do love
you! Come back quickly. quick
lv'-"
The girl turned from the window
looked AT the door for a moment,
then her fare flushed and she walked
toward chair and seated herself
leaving the door unbolted.
For u little while she sat upright,
alert. as though a little frightened
After a few moments she folded her
hands and sat unstirring. with low
cred head. awaiting Destiny.
Il came. nolselessly. And so swift.
~ that the rush Of air from her
violently opened door was what frs,
startled her
For Ia the same second Earl Lev.
erett was upon her in his s,ocklnged
feet. one bony hand gripping her
mouth, the other flung around her,
pinning both arms TO her sides.
The packetr' he painted. quick,
yeh dirty little cat. rim break yeh
head ofr'n yeh damn neck
She bit at the hand that ne held
crushed ogaias; her mouth. lie
lifted her bodily. fiung her onto the
bed. and. twisting sheet and quilt
around her. swzthed her TO the
throat.
Stili controlling her violently dis
tofted lips with his left hand and
holding her so. one knee upon her.
he reached hack. unsheathed his
hunting knife. and pricked her
throat TIL the blood spurted.
Now. sol ram yehr' he whispered
nerceiy. where's Mikes packet.
Yell. and III hog.stick web fur fair
Where Is Il. you DUN thing
lie took his left hand from her
mouth. The distorted. scarlet lips
writhcd hack. displaying her white
teeth clenched.
where's Mixes bundler' he re
peated. hoarse with rage and fear.
You rat" she gssped.
A. that be closed her mouth again.
and again he prlcked her with his
knife. cruelty. The blood welied up
onto the sheets.
Now. by Cod he said In a
CHASTITY voice. answer or IN hog.
stick yeh neHt time, Where Is 81?
Where. where
She only showed her teeth In an.
swsr Her eyes famed.
"Wherel Quick Col ding yeh.
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CHATTER g.

CHATTER g
Now loo the fifteenth year Oi he reign
of Tib.rius Caessr Poniius plat" bcinF
governor ~ Judel and lierod being To-,
faf,h of Galilce. and his brother Philip
tetratch 81 itufaes and Of the region
III. TmchoultIs and Lyssnias th. tet
rarch of Abilene
Annls and Cajaphls being the high
priests. the wGd NJ God came unto
John the son OF Zacharlps in the vii
derHoss
Ard Do. tame into the country
about Jordan preaching the baptism
.uf l,ueuteu,e Tot thr remission at sins
As 10 Is written 900 the book oi
Ihe words at .slas the prophet, saving
Tho voice 90 one CRYING IN the wilder
ness Prepare So ia" way Of III" Lord,
mlkr ms paths straight
Every valley shall be filled. and
every mountain and hin sl.an lie
brought low and the crooked shall hs
mad. straight and tho rough ways
tiall ho uude smooth.
And 800 flesh shall see the saliva
lion 81 God.
e. Then aud ho 20 the multitude that
came forth 40 boz baptized ol him. O.
generation ~ yiprrs. Who hath warned
YOU Goo flcr from hr wrath 10 come
lIinl forth therefore fruits wor.
hy of repentance and begin not 20 say
within yourselves We have Abraham
to our mother Tor say unto YOU. That
ti0d is Ihl, " these stones g. rails. uu
children unto Abraham
Ana now also tho axe is laid unto
tho iupt OF The uees every Tree there
Ter" which hrlngsth not forth good fruit
b. hewn down and cast into the fine
10 And The people sslied him my
INK Whit shali We o. them
Co., fe snswer'th and saith unto
them lie that hath two coat, lei him
immfi O.. MN thar hath none and ho
that hath meat let him do likewise.
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plumb out Of the tree and landedfon
his head
"oh. Oh. OH I'll never get that old
automobile" he growled loudly.
whats that?" asked sharp voice.
WHO said YOU wouldn't
Light Fingers turned and saw me
Sour old witch beside him.
ITO be continued
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mOntr'-and fairly hurled her help.
less little body al Leyerett. striking
him fun in the face with her head
Half stunned. still clutching the
packet. he tried to stab her In the
stomach; but the armor OF bed
clothes turned the knife. although
his violence dashed all breath out
OF her.
Sick with the agony OF Il. speech
less. she still made the effort: aud
a. he stumbled to his feet and turned
10 escape. she struggled upright.
choking. blood running from the
knife priclxs In her neck.
With the remnant OF her strength,
and still writhing and gasping for
breath. she tore herself from the
sheets and blankets. reeled across
the room TO where Stormont's rifle
stood. threw In a cartridge. dragged
herself 20 the window.
Dimly she saw running figure
In the night mist. nung the rifle
across the window sill and fred.
Then she fired agsin--or thought
sha did. There were two shots.
Eve came Stormont's sharp cry,
what The devil are you trying to do
10 mer'
Ills cry terrified her; the rife clat'
tered TO the floor.
The nert instant.he came running
up tie stalrs. bare headed. heavy
pistol swinging. and halted. horrlfied
at sigh; OF her.
Eve! My GodF he whispered
taking her blood.wet body into hi,
arms
Go after Leverett." she gasped
He's robbed daddy. He's running
away-out there-somewhere-"
Where did he hurt yes. Evenly
little Eve"
oh. gol CO. she walled-"rm
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BEGIN HERE TO-DAY

Alone IN her step-fathers camr
IN a.. Adlfondacks. with
STATE TROOPER SToRMoNT on
guard outside. IS beautiful
Eve STRsYER. the nvmph % the
forests and the sole Influence FOR
good IA the crime-stained career
o. her steD-fsther.
MIKE CLINCH. Under Ewes pillow
was The gem 81 priceless worth
he Flaming Jewel, htst stolen
from the
COUNTESS OF EsTHoNfA by the
International thief.
oU1NTANA. and stolen IN turn from
Quintnua by Mike Clinch
And now, outside iu the forest
men tracked one another with
rides Quiuian3 had returned 90 re-
gain The jewel clluch had sworn
~ wipe out his gang. Aud there
aso was
JAMES DARRAGu. under the name
81
HAI. SMITH. who had sworn 70 re-
store the gem 20 the now beg
uared countess.
Creeping Ike snake outside
was tue murderer.
Earl. LEyERETr. who had be-
iraNed nrSt ClIuch and then Ouin-
tara 10 gain the level for him
ser Dreaming ~ no harm Eve
Thought 90 the new emotion In
her heart her sudden love for
Trooper SturmOnt
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Panhandle Press

lind scores who have reached the
heights ~ success With schooling Edu.
cation dosS not mean that one zoos
above some one els. Il lust means
that be can appreciate life better and
can meet the deuland. of every day
with q great deal more Of efficiency.
one ~ the heart breaking things II 10
see bows and girls leaving school In the
grades often times their parents are
able 10 continue Seading them 20 school
hut the parents are more 10 blame than
th" children. The fathers and the
mothers have tailed IN catch the vision
81 the need Of education. TIE result is
that the children &c, no Inspiration al
home Unless friends or the teachers
inspire the nupils 10 greater things
then they viii leave school early in
life. Here ia just another reason why
the schools should got the best possible
teachers. Teachers leave lasting I'm.
prcss,ons and they can either inspire
or KIN he chiids interest in edocatlon.
Too many people never recognize
a good opportunity until they have seen
ils hack --Childrcss Index
Opportunities come and go. some.
times We grasp them. Sometimes W.
let them fleet by often time We do
not realize they are opportunities until
they have gone. The Panhandle has
had an unprecedented growth during the
past 90 wars Probably one of the
saddest things about this growth Is that
scores Of the persons who have lived
in the Panhandle for % and 10 years
have failed to realize la possibilities To.
day they are IN moderate circumstances
or Ia many cases very poor Still they
have brch here long enough 10 see lots
in Amarillo Increase from few dolla's
to many hundreds. They have watched
tam hnd 60 from few dollars IN
acre 10 several times that amount. They
have not invested In any Of the land,
generally considered the safest invest.
fnent on earth. You can talk 10 these
men. They viii tell you Of The oldsn
days They point out certain lots and
what they were once worth They tell
YOU how they could have bought proper.
~ now worth many thousands OF dollars
Tor ,rifle. The opportunities come
and 80. But month IN and month out
The opportunities come again. II we
alc OF the large type who do no, have
Keen financial ability o. sense. then We
must depend ON our saving TO get ahead
II We cannot invest wisely. then there
N sure avenue ~ success and that
is through careful saving The work.
lng man that puts money In home sci.
dom will lose Neither will he lose In
Investing IN iiie insurance and the ac.
cenicd things ~ that nature. But life
Is made up Of more than merely finan.
cial opportunities. One has opportunl
ties for service through commercial
clubs. churches. flaternal orders and
other bodies. The one that realizes the
opportunities through service 20 hls
fclicwman viii not make nay failure Ia
' life.
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15sRM]

WmIr the earth remaineih. seed
time and harvest. aud cold and heat.
aud summer aud winter. and day
and night shall moi cea~c.--t.enssis
s.e..
n b. better 10 say This one thing
do" than to say. These forty
t.nes dlhhie in '-- Washington
GLADDEN.
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CHAPTER V
CHE saw him walk awav-saw
~ his shadowy. well.bunt form
fade into the starllt mist.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1922-03-21
YOUTH SHOOTS GIRL
Who SPURNS HIM
AT BUSY CORNER
Shirt Factory Employees Flee
Screaming From Double
Tragedy.

In desperate retaliation for her re-
fusal to marry him. and as the climax
to repeated attempts to force himself
upon her notice, Samuel Silverstein,
a twenty year-old clerk. this morning
shot Regina Kummel, sixteen years
old, q factory girl, at 136th Street and
Willow Avenue, the Bronx. and then
fired bullet into his own right tenn
pie.
Both were hurried to Lincoln Hos
pital, where the girl recovered suf-
flclently TO make long statement to
Assistant District Attorney Oliver
and the police. Silverstein went into
a coma a short time after being placed
on the operating table.
The shooting occurred at quarter
before O'Clock as the girl and other
| employees Of the shirt and collar fac
tory of Philip Jones d Co, on the
corner, were about to enter for the
days work. Silverstein was evidently
waiting for the girl. as he had waited
| every Tuesday morning for several
weeks on her arrival there from her
| home, No, 81 Ridge Street. AS she
was about to cross the street to the
factory entrance he suddenly caught
her by the arm.
Come here!" he cried. "If cant
have you nobody else is going to get
you; I'm going to kill you"
The girl drew away from him,
frightened. and, turning to Miss Eva
Cohen, bookkeeper of the factory,
who was at her side, said. Get a
policeman!
Miss Cohen screamed at the top Of
her voice and Silverman. without an
other word, drew revolver and fired
point blank at the Kummel girl. The
bullet struck her in the left side of
the neck and she dropped to the side
walk. He then placed tho weapon
against his right temple and sent a
shot through his brain, falling be
side the girl
| The scream and the quickly follow
ing shots set all the neighhorhood
one of the busiest in tho Bronx, IN
an uproar. There was a general night
| OF the scores OF young women en-
| ployed in the factory who were
Fastening to work Their cries and
the scream Of Miss Cohen brought
Patrolman Strebc. Of the Alexander
Avenue station, who summoned ar
Ambulance and had Slverstein an(
the girl taken together to the hospital
The story that Regina Kummel tolc
Continued on Second PageD
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1922-03-21
White House and Hughes Deny
Secret Treaty With Britain
For Joint Control of Pacific
Secretary in Letter Presented to Senate Defends
Honor of u. S. Delegates, and Official
Statement Supports Him.

WASHINGTON, March 21.-This
Government entered into no agree
ment or understandings during
the Arms Conference that were not
embodied in treaty form and made
public, 1t was stated to-day at the
White House.
Presentation in the Senate to-day OF
a letter from Secretary Hughes deny
ing fatly that any secret agreement
exists for future British American CO.
operation led to-day to another ef-
fort by opponents of the four-power
treaty to send it back to committee.
The effort brought on a warm de-
bate.
Mr.. Hughes wrote that he hoped to
see no further aspersions upon the
veracity and honor" of the American
delegates.
The Secretary's letter, character
izing suggestions Of such an agree
ment as absolutely false" was laid
before the Senate by Senator Lodge,
who at the same time put into the
record a telegram from Paul d. Cra-
vath, New York attorney, denying the
accuracy of a statement on the same
subject attributed to him by Senator
Borah.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1922-03-21
BEGGAR HAD $1,632
BUT BONED A DIME
Gets Six Months When Cash and
Postal Savings Certificates
Are Found.

That clothes may make the man,
but don't prove anything, was demon
strated before Magistrate Folweu in
Adams Street Court, Brooklyn, to-
day. Michael Szewecuk, sixty, stood
before the Magistrate with unlaved
toes protruding from the remnants of
some one clse's shoes. His clothes,
both in point of condition and flth
beggared description.
The Magistrate was quite moved
while listening 10 how the prisoner
stopped a pedestrian on Fulton Street
and on the plea that ne was starving
received 10 cents; and as Mike had
made a bee line for the nearest res
taurant his stock with the court rose.
liut when Policemen Smith and
Hughes interrupted to remark that
the starving man walked right in the
'front.' door and out Of the back with
out stopping even for "A toothpick and
Il drink Of water, the jail doors
opened.
These same doors closed on the
prisoner for six long months when
$l,617 in United States Postal Savings
certificates and SIS in cash were found
in his pockets. However. Mike won't
have to beg for his living until Sept
u. The city will keep him "free
gratis for nothing" as the saying
goes. And when he comes out he'll
have his t1.6S2,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1922-03-21
SOLDIERS BONUS
BILL TO Be VOTED
UPON THURSDAY
Four Hours Debate to Be
Allowed and Then 1t Will Be
Submitted for Adoption.

WASHINGTON. March 21.-The
Soldiers Bonus Bill will be taken up
by the House Thursday under sus-
pension of the rules on a plan agreed
upon to-day at a conference between
Speaker Gillett and Chairman Camp
bell Of the Rules Committee.
The Speaker, it was said, has agreed
to entertain n motion to suspend the
rules. Mr.. Campbell so'' he would
call a meeting of his committee to-
morrow morning at which he will ask
committee members to report rule
designating Thursday as suspension
day with a proviso that four hours
debate on the bill shall be provided.
Under this procedure a two-thirds
majority would be necessary to pass
the bill. No amendments would he
permitted nor would it be possible to
make motion to recommit the
measure to the Ways and Means
Committee.
Those in charge of the legislation
were confident that it would receive
more than the two-thirds majority
They expected the vote to come before
adjournment Thursday after two
lhours of discussion on each side.
| The rule will have to be agreed tC
by a majority of the Rules Committee
and then will have to obtain major
| ity vote in the House. Proponents OF
| the bonus legislation were confident
that both majoritics could he oh
! ~