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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-31
DOHERTY MEMS
FRATERNITY HAS
ANNUAL BANQUET

"prtef'.e thc principles NJ citizen
Ship ll % a.. p'uNu iU members
90 ths Duh.rty Mems Fraternity loo
fs annual banquet st the Amarillo
Hotel ia-t night MI Fipku chose
a- boss subject the 4K principles NJ
the cod. of ethics. which has been
adopted ng ibe fraternity. They are.
D. Wlu study 90, principle. n' 900.
l.ush.r g. \ sincere belief boz tne pole
D.os OF tho company 9 Ms efforts
f. make th, c0muluys properties ,N
.l 3. ! avn th, -ol" support of my
organization b Kindness and loyalty
'o f.... above and below. %. am in
tho exclusive service 90 The Dohrl'F
.nuuan.
Bon 80 minutes SIR ppkiD t0ll the
members o. fhr fraternity Of 90" many
why's th.t should follow iu carrying
.gt tfs COD. U. ethics which. he de-
.iarrJ. uu. one .r hc most powerful
codes Do. had Gwen seen Sir rInk %
urged tho uou d. fake q greater inter
., Jon no political affairs of the Uty
%. county off,. state and th, nation.
St down and think" said Frank
Is lsms1u "ThIns of what 900 essen.
.fI mU ~ tur D.H.rg interests you
ff. 80 matter what s.Ir Iuh may Doe,
. tho ditrhdirr'r has pant t0 play the
Hr, a. ft' general manager. and it is
ue..,ssHr That rr,ft mann a. h.~ part
LOO ORDER thaf rh. principles Hs h.d
. 'nHu hE DO, president uf th, uohoriy
.mmnv mas Do" carried out"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-31
COMPANY IS FORMED
TO DRILL ALTERNATELY
TEST TO $500 FEET

PLAtNVfEw. Dee 20-A. = BOYD
Il Piainviow. has been elected president
10 q company O. drill tho Blcdsoe test
well IN the south part ~ tho county
near Ahernathv o. n depth u $500 feet
other officers ~ the new company will
he Frank Blcdsoe n Alternately. vice.
president. and Z. p. Rosser 90 Hale
Center. secretary treasurer. Directors.
IN addition to tho above officers. arc
e s Williams. Pi1irvicw. sam Arneti.
Luhbock and J y Woofter. Hale Cen
ter Headquarters - fhe company
have been established az Ahernathv.
Drilling - the vel stopped about two
weeks ago with the hole az 1000 feet
after the Biedsoe interests which had
financed ~ that f1r. declined to 20 deen.
or. Funds 90 driil deeper were raised
In Ahernathy. painview. Hale Center
and f.uhhock and the new company
took over tho Ticdsoe interests giving
IN return a block q shares In the new
company.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-31
ALEAN METH0DISTS
PLANNING new WORK

MCLEAN Texas. Dec Son Tues.
LAY night of this week a number 81 PEG.
pie enjoyed the hospitality OF the
Nea'7h home. The guests were enter
hined With the games ~ five hundred
ana iortF-iwo. ~ a late hour punch
and cake was served
iN' younger set was entertained al
the Luther Coifey home on TUESDAY
evening. Various games and contests
furnished the entertainment OF the
evening
on wednesday evening a, the Metho.
oist church a "Gei.to ge,her Mceting"
was held. This consisted Of tho mem.
oefs and all people interested in church
WORK. \ short program was render.d
iieads "t Tho various departments %
the church expressed their plans for
me ensuing year. This was followed
~ readings by Misses Lola Abbot, and
''tirude Wingo. The singing was Ie.t
nN Mr. Denis from Oklahoma. supper
was served % about two hundred guests.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-31
LET All PEOPLE STAND rP.

n there ever was q time in 'nt ha.
tory Of civilization Whom th, p,pf d. Of
e war sick world should stand together
ana make known 10 the ,pnf.r,es Boo
Washington that they want limitation
90 armaments a. 1u initial Hep 20
world peace That time Ia now
Men and women throughout the
world should cry Boz unison for me sue.
o.sa ~ the work that is now lu the
capital city ~ the United States. There
~ no time TO lose For years and wears
people have prayed for tho very %
portuniiy that is now thc.f4-thr
privilege Of being heard lv those who
hrve il within their power 90 do some.
thing worth WhIle a. tho usher In Of a
condition of world peace.
Let every man. woman and child who
b vitality interested in the limitation
OF ornaments. make that fact known
% The conference IN Washington. Soc
rotary Charles Evans Hughes may b.
addressed. or the congressman Of tho
district Let tho views of Tho udi.
'.duals b. pressed with the utmost d..
termination. so that the viii OF the
people may Dee known o. those srtas
ir tho conference
We believe that 10 every community
H ihe United states should send ID h5.
'al number % messages 90 tH. CON
terence stating that This is the fur Tor
the starting Of %, entering uaIes
against wars OF the future. that the
ihIng would De- accomplished Tho
fore" OF The appeal would he br.ld.rai
''r.aily II tho peoples of Other ...r
Hi's would also join in this plea Tor
DO proper limiting OF armnm,nts
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-31
MiRNING TO ROOZERs

lam ne lst of those who die from
poisonoas alcoholics is being enl, rrei
10 NJ" York during the past six days.
nine persons are known 10 have died
from drinking this poisoned aio,hol
and ihis b. .n bar one center An over
the United States reports o. fatal re-.
suits are being made.
Very few communities hr.ve eseapea
this deadly effect n the s,son. n i
consumed IN every kuos n form. ar4
the deaths ar lncreasiI Y rapidly. The
ieople who throw law. deosucy. anc re.
gard fo their fellow beings 10 the
wind ast paying tn s-rnsltlea Zoe such
ffanssressios.
In this connect m the statenen,
essmes IRON chlc1Eo that the cin, o.
lcs.s joinad ~ ths National prchIbI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-31

MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED
ILLl.
NOTICE 10 nm PInI.IC

Any erroneous frlccton upon th'
character. standing, 90 reputation ~
any individual. firm. concern or cor
poratlon thai may appear &C. tho col
umns - The News. viii b, gladly cor
rec,ed. when called % he attention y
the editor II IL not the intention -
this newspaper 10 w'ongfully use, Ca
lniure any individual. firm. concern Of
corporation. and corrections vii BE-
made where warranted a. prominently
a. was the wrongfuliy published refer
ence or article
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-31

.u.'
n.I r" VHs u.r rod
lH.. explained q certain French
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...H .Io 1000 ,.lu'. WDuHu- Gce,
IIa f.. muscles d... away with
thc surg.r llr-h lui'. OBJ. ,hu. aud
...- 800 Hf-f. Ihru Uu, almost
IrJ u' t .u.. ." WANT and
woman t...s -l,- just ts old
h.r 'hrnt lue ,ad 'b,n the beauty
...' ... h". u..ii- under the
.|.. .f f.. m. .u hrr with the
..ls nI t.. .lu where 90, SCARS viii
HH SHOW lrI when tho stitches hgl.
.I I|, U.. .I.H. ulf again. WHY
] N"u ur, twenty srtt, yuuugor.
-. fh. 'F'. u' Reese chatter
t.. .h. enthusiastic
Uh E,. #IH expensive very bat
"".h ten times tho price soon SD,
..... .. Iuu. grandmother. and haE-
NI. msbr Uf. vur. li that hut
H. expected Zoo t, rouI I.r trn years
10000. uf.. chat little operation. !
,.s| o. t.n lny1oIt about Co.
Promised And p paid silent u.h
|. . .m..r. respect n Roses hus
.,s. um,n The vanity 0. uld women
...lt I.f r H...'s 9s.. %
professional Investment
... .ds...f. 90 being hnm,Ig s
N.n,N v..e o. not age Rose
.l u.'t .He h,3ut. fades We
u.. 1lit. .' uftg honey Im uu
'rN ...r uts Hf twenty Iut
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-31

h .lH .and we've come
. n. ya know be- he is with
r. n FWslnd o. sounded Tar
.IU,U.. n elr within than
nn ordinary ,..n dlH inside
.H N.aIm,d 90. toi,, Iu sun
y.. r, after NIu' But There
H 20 B nre whether son 1ro after
' r" Nu son k1.A how u PLAY
H.r nodded Nrucr almost
H. forgetting rm PIN s
II.I sowing yes
. f..r come in 80. ard wa shall
fU went UU thD Voice
"'Hr .rIr uttls ruous
f 90 tro shadow and opened
."f .E. linked suitmuiY.
10 b. CONTINUED
Irf 'H.I S. D. 4 SarNIrgl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-31
WHITE WILL LEAVE
CLARENDON CHURCH


ot.eflai 70 The NeNH
CLARENDON. Dee o-AnnounCo.
.ment Del ns,d, hy Rev white. pas
Tor ~ the Christian Church 90 this city
IL his resignation from the ras'orate O.
take effect January D., and that he Will
rr enter bis FORMER work as an evan
rclisi Re-, white was formerly evan
geiist far the state 81 Florida. and b.
.win enter that field first. later moving
g. Fort Worth fH his headquarters.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-31
THE WEATHER

Amarillo and Vicinity Saturday fair
uu,Whlt colder.
West Texas saturday fair. some
What colder iD the Panhandle
synopsis of Weather Conditions.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-31

The air pressure
.s highest or the
o,net 90 the Pacific
Northwest and the
Middle Atlantic
States and lowest
over ibs Upper Mis-.
sissirpi Valley and
fn, eastern portion
,l 200. Rocky Noun.
HIu Slope Tcmpera
tNrt chances are
slight. except the
region of Oh, Allan.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-31

90, Coast stations. where the weather b
uHI,.rhly colder The precipitation o.
lsht and confined mostly o. the west
uu segment 'f the Mississippi low pres
sUI. area.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-31

With IN ~ the orrarfz4ri,rs h,
Amarillo working for Nh. r,o5 j., ,t.
GUY ana ihe vast trade territory of
''i-ah she b. tie center brighter d,v
Or sure to dawn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-31
DALHART MAN SELLS
4-YEAR OLD STEERS

bALHAi'T. Dec. SEA q. Bonner.
= l''it'ut has sid six hundred head
~ coming fouryear steers e. Fr-d
i'o~'n. % Iongford. Kans. for imrne.
. ..' delivery. az reported price ~
So 90 a head
ihest cattle will h. wintercd in Kan.
sas by NJ. Bowen and will b. fattene,l
on me ihni-hill pastures u that state
next summer
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-31

Amarillo o. busy getting re,fv for
The New Year--its going o. h. q bls
one. too
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-31

This season OF The wear would De- q
wonderful on" Tor tho people OF ANA.
i''l" 20 come together cooperate. E.. yn
70 tf"st"t" t'r enc 1Gtuupamorf ~ che
s'ncol aoot including ttnt OF tr, 1ut.
hmF districts suppos, Vc ur this
means O." making rhs ,.tr 200 that
% should Co.,, according 20 tUe .h,st
thinkers among us
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-31

THE RIGHT ATTITUDE
o come, let Is worship and bow
down: let US kneel before the
Lord our maker. For he is our
God; and we are the people Of
his pasture.-Psslm 95;6, 7.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-31

Muse printed On dark green raper.
WIN notes and staff in Whit. j. Ia.
tended 70 relieve eye strain.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-31

let us not h'coms desperate. Tor h,
due Tine The rain uin fan-or snow.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-31
Tob, Continued J

e' H'I. n g. 4 serr.c'o
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30

CT and Walter Young. negative, Leota Merrill and Clarence Baily.
 Fempe Congregational Church
 Sunday school at 10. Dr. Stroud speaks to the mems discussion group. All men welcome. Morning worship at Il with sermon by the pastor on Our Second Rests" Young peoples meeting at 6:45. Evening service at T:30 under the auspices Of the woul- ems missionary society with 75 stere- opticon views Of "The Thrilling Tale of the Philippines" All are well come.
 Christian Church
 Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Morn ing worship and communion service at Il. MT. Davis will preach in the morning on '1sraei's Teacher h. structed by Teacher Sent From God.' Christian Endeavor at T ?. m.
 Home From Hospital
 Thayne Reed, son of Mrs. T. J. Hughs who underwent an operation at the Southside hospital in Mesa about two weeks ago has been moved to the home of his parents, south east of town.
 On Sick List Wilmt Finch has been i'll for several days suffering with an attack of ton silitis.
 Return from Florence
 Mir and Mrs. Robert Rranaman re- turned Friday from a combined busi- ness and pleasure trip to Florence. SEV EN thousand dollars takes the best business corner in town. corner Mill Avenue and 5th Street. Terms if wanted A. Payell. gb
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
WANTS TO GIVE HIMSELF AWAY

T want to give myself away"
 That was the quiet remark made by well dressed youth who stopped at the want ad counter in the Post Intelligencer. office the other day.
 'sNo." he asserted, in reply to a facetious comment by one of the want ad clerks, this isn't joke I mean just what say. I want tO give myself away.
 sConditions7 None-except this. If you gave me a dog you'd expect me to feed and lodge it. Well, the man to whom I give myself will be ex- pected to do as much for me. h re- turn I'll guarantee to give him the very best work that's in me-and. fl I don't make good he can kick me out whenever he wants to-"
 The youth explained that he was actuated in making this novel offer simply by the fact that he Is ~broke, and that he hasn't been able to find a job at anything in Seattle. He said he was blowing his last penny for the want ad-
 His nane-which he admits Is fic- titious, as he doesn't want his family in New York to learn of his plight is Edgar Mills.
 Mills. who is % years old. ran away from home at the age of 1S-simpiy because of a youthful wanderlust, he says. After numerous ups and downs he landed in San Francisco. all his money gone and with nothing left to pawn.
 "I was pretty nearly as bad off as I am now" Mills related. But fin- ally l managed to get job. It was just as a common slaborer for a big manufacturing coneeru-but they liked my work and promoted me. I was made a shipping clerk and then assistant city sales manager. then a traveling salesman. Tt was on the last job that lost out Away on the road in the firms automobile I had an accident-and most of my sam pies were stolen from my machine while I was in the hospital
 T don't know what was the mat ter with m-just fooIishness, guess-but I was so ashamed of my self for causing the company the loss that I didn't go back I sent the machine back and came on to Seattle.
 T landed here last Wednesday and I've been haunting the employment offices ever since. But not a job could I find. I don't care what it is or how much it pays-all I want is workout l don't seem to be able to get it.
 This scheme I hit on in despera- tion-and if [ can't give myself away. I don't know what I'll do"
 Mills has a high school education and looks rather older than he actu- ally is. He ore a gabardine outing suit, soft shirt. carefully polished shoes and a modish hat. Hes stop ping al the Y. M. C. A.-Seattle Post Intelligencer-
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
GILBERT DEFEATS
 MESA TOuH TEAM

GILBERT, Oct. 29-The Mesa town basketball team met the Gilbert high school team on the Gilbert court for a practice game on Friday evening. Although the Mesa team put up a very good game the Gilbert fellows came out victors- The first sched- uIed game of the season of the Gil- bert team will be played on Friday. November 1. at Gilbert against the Casa Grande high school team. Plans are being made for a dance to be given for the boys after the game on Friday.
 Social Event at Church
 The Epworth League of the NJ 2. Halloween party at the basement of the church on Friday evening Some very novel games and tricks were played and finally every one was served to pumpkin pie
 Entertains Friends
 A number of Gilbert and Chandler young people were entertained at the home of the Misses Cecile, Bernice and Gladys Barnes on Friday evening Both indoor and outdoor games were enjoyed and refreshments were served last.
 Returns From Hospital
 -1lSS --Feis II 4o11uACns li4e A--S ear old daughter of Mr. and Mrs J. O. Bruton, returned home here this week, following an operation for appendi- citis at the Mesa hospital She is reported to be-improVing very nicely.
 Recovers From TonsiIitis
 Leland Barber of the Gilberi Pharmacy has recently recovered from an attack Of tonsilitis and iI again on the job.
 Large Crowd at Dance
 A large attendance was reported a. the usual weekly dance at the L. D s. hall on Friday evening. The music was especially good.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
GLENDALE ELECTION
 ONE SIDED CONTEST

GLENDALE, Oct 29.-The school trustee election in the Glendale dis trict was a decidedly one- sided con- test, the successful candidates win hing by a majority of almost three to one. Woods for the high school trusteeship boiled $40 votes in the Glendale district and i2 in the Wash inSton district. while his opponent Dille received 1S5 in the Glendale dis trict and 1 in the Washington dis trict.
 In the grammar school election Bonsall received a total of 351 votes while Staats received a total of 122.
 This election was the most inter esting one that has ever been held in the district and to date the most number of votes ever cast in an cleo ton of this nature. It was shown by the peoples selection where they stood on the question of the dance in the schools. The two successful candidates in their announcements pledged for a sound business admin istration and a standard of teaching in keeping with the community.
 Rubies are also known as red sapphires.
 Rye is raised farther north than any other grain.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
PRESCOTT MEN n VISIT PHOENIX ON
 PROPOSED HIGHWAY

GLENDALE, Oct. 29.-Word was received in Glendale Saturday re- garding the prospective highway that was outlined Thursday when a dele gation from Glendale. Peoria and Wickenburg was in the Mile High city. MT. Talley. chairman of the road committee of the chamber of commerce of Yavapai county. phoned to Peoria Saturday stating that in company with the road commissioners of Yavapai county, together with delegations from towns along the pro- posed route, he would arrive in Phoe- nix Tuesday morning for the purpose of a conference with the board of supervisors of Haricopa county.
 Arrangements have been made with the supervisors to give the delegation an audience at that time, and a dels- gation from Peoria and Glendale will be in the body. The meeting will be held at l0:30 Tuesday morning. Gov ernor Campbell will be present. and probably State Engineer Maddock.
 MT. Talley also asked that a dele gate be sent to Prescott to take three representatives of the Prescott cham Der of commerce over the proposed new route. This was complied with and Mir. Upton Of Wickenburg will act as, guide.
 StOO DdnCe
 The book loving public, as well as those interested in the general wei fare of the Glendale public library. are again reminded of the benefit dance that will be given Monday night at the club house. The proceeds will be used to purchase new books for the library.
 Baseball
 A good game of baseball has been arranged for Sunday afternoon be- tween the Glendale Greys and the Florence team. The game will be played on the grounds north of the creamery. The grandstand has been rebuilt and women will be admitted for half price. The following lineup will be used: Lopez, h.; O. Yafney, Sb.; Gillett, C.; l.. Coor. ss.; Forney, If: Trebil, cf.; Jones, If: F. Narney, 2b.; D. Coor, D.; ,Nafziger, D.; Kent and Fagg. utility
 Halloween Party
 A Halloween party will be given by the juniors at the church parlors of the Christian church Monday night.
 Recovered From Illness Little Jack Carriger is able to. be around again, having just recovered | from spell of diphtheria.
 Here Visiting
 Mrs. Robinson, mother of Mrs. r. T. l Patterson, arrived in Glendale this week to spend the winter
 Police Called
 | A hurry call was received by off l cers Saturday afternoon that some boys were entering q house on North 1 Central avenue. After investiga tion | it was found that the boys had been sent there by the owner of the house | to get his camera.
 | Notice to our friends and the pub ] lie: On Nov. i we will open oul machine shop and garage at the Pa cific Creamery. Our low overhea6 expense coupled with our personal at tention to each individual job guar antees you entire satisfaction. you being ahecd both in wol kmaaship anC pockethools Your machine. automo- bile and welding work will be handled by men of experience in their line 1 R. B. CANNON. JR., F. B. ENRTQUEZ, ;. Crank Henry) D | Adv.-- c. H. STELLA. gt
 FURNISHED rooms for rent, with or without board. Mrs. II. J. Allen | IS N. 7th Ave, Glendale. gh
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30

and the offering is best described as , a revelation in color and music"
 So popular did Alice in Jungle land" become during the Southern California tour of the circus that MT. Barnes received several offers from film directors for the screen rights l to the spectacle.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30

getting an opportunity to display her nerve.
 The spectacle is a decidedly new feat. Unlike most circus pageants 1t carries a real story, and the adven- lures of Alice" out rival those of the widely known heroine of Lewis Car rolls children's story, "Alice in Jungle land.n In addition to introducing the hundreds of animals the Barnes me nagerie, the pageant brings out the
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30

Almost any recognized actress c0uld enact the role of Alice in Alice in Jungleland, the unusual spectacle which will open each per fcruance to be given by the Al. 6. Barnes Airing wild animal circus in Phoenix. Tuesday, November s, but Tor one thing-the story calls for Alice to awaken from a dream in an arena filled with blood thirsty lions. Not many of the stage favorites
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30

addresses ard interesting discus sions win feature this service An members anl friends of the church are urged to come at 9:s5 am. and remain for the day.
 Christian church-Sunday school at 10 am Communion at II am. Christian Endeayor meeting at 6:30. Preaching in the evening at 7:30 by Rev. Bernard Davis. The public is invited to attend any and all meet iDgs.
 HOUSEKEEPING rooms for rent. GOT Tyler dr
 IOST-Gold bracelet, set with bril- liants. Reward if returned to Mrs. Bracket, A x E, Mesa. gs
 I have opened a garage at A W Main St. for general repair work or all makes of automobiles. Your pat ronage invited. Harold Sizemore Mesa. st
 FARMERS. ATTENTION
 We have a complete line of re- cleaned seed barley. Early Bart. Club Sonora and Turkey Roll Wheats Texas Red Oats, Common and Hairy Peruvian alfalfa. Winter Rye and Sweet Glover. Phoenix Flour Mills Tempe branch. F. sth St. at R. R crossing. Phone S4. II
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30

entire acting contingent of the circus. Four prima donnas. two tenor solo ists, both with grand opera experi- ence. and a carefully trained chorus of singers and dancers provide the song numbers to the accompaniment of Edward Woecker's 50-piece con
 cert band. Especially written songs are intermingled with the chants of the jugle and desert. The costumes are designed to fit the extravagance
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
NOTICE -oF PAYMENrs puE oN PAvINe WORK

Section IA revised Statues of is starHens principal interest due the bonds covering the Phoenix Superintendent Streets Room described folows
  Lot II, Bocx5s Lot riginalT owner, Lot q. nal Lots Eaock5s Lot 3, Bock59 Lot l Rlock5
 
 the of will be added thereto L. B. HITCHCOCK,
 Superintendent of
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30

would welcome realism of this nature.
 That is why there has been only Alice When Al. G. Barnes who personally supervised the casting and staging of this elaborate spectacle, gave the role to Miss Martha Florine, one of his fearless animal trainers who also is Q clever actress-he acted wisely-she has never missed per formance and Miss Marie Baudet. her understudy. has given up hope of ever