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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-01
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CHANGE NAMES,
SAYS SIMMONS

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a l.up. 4. .iNcd from Atlanta. Ca. by
ih. ulHt News
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Wizard alter hc bad been shown dis.
patches f.m Toledo which were sent
out by 20 ven known news service stat.
ing that name 'i th, national order
bad bccu hanged
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o., ,Dem., ~ thu ku KluN Khan with
900, ntrn' % IT disrr'ditiug aud iriur
iup th, ganiHduou Dee said 'lHn
ku kluN Nlan b. uuw established m
ovory sta In tho union and various
unAm,Ii.In groups opposing to us
principle Il patriotism and morality
have used every means with nu reward
for truth to iniurc and IearI ifs
growth
The Is ights so the ku kluX khn
TODAY b. rowing as never bet0r, De-
cause o.. true. native. white AWrri.
,aus hlN realized that % Is an iu-u.
tuition io. The preservation ~ the tun
dsmcuul principles ~ our forefathels
We have within our shores q large
number people who care nothing UT
the COUNT, other than 20 exploit GO and
its institutions for their own selfish
gtin Tho knights = the ku kluS Khan
Is an institution which is here todl,
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-01

Multiplied thousands Of fticud- pi
.a. service men ju the World War are
uncertain as 90 the correct attitude on
Doe proposed adjusted compensation
There u, thousands upon thousands
who look upon the proposal ~ this
time H .He form % ls iu az being prciu.
dicu to thr b,st interests Of the
lmfd States here IS wide division
Of 'teo. ou This s5bject and 1t seems
d'HWtr' u 'ha measure will go through
n .. U#.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-01
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-01
WHY II A NEWSPAPER:

" the average citizen OF the com.
munity, this OF any other. were asked
what Is a newspapcr and what are lts
legitimate functions and to what Is o.
entitled for such service. the answers
would b. interesting. and perhaps
Illuminating.
The newspaper h one OF the most
helpful and desirable ~ al Institutions
IN the community. u places itself an.
reseEyedly back OF every public good
enterprise. without the least surg,s
ton Of direct returns in financial
way. 10 itself II voices the hope. the
aspirations. the ambitions an, ideals
- all desirable undertakings n car.
Tics multpiied hundreds ~ columns %
publicly natter from which U.s. own
cash drawer receives no direct evidence
o. profit " invests boz 81 that which
promises Foe m. h.ftDIment ~ the
people Tor. and with whom Do Lbors
]; is the mos, unsclnsh ~ an the IN.
torprises and Institutions 20 the com.
muniiy save and except the churches
and schools and RANKS In class with
them.
Seeking nothing 10 much a. the sd.
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muniiy. ths Newspaper invests freely
and literally In everything that smacks
a. The proper spirit for the people II
never withh"la- ~ supper, when q Is
assured that this venture or that IL for
ihe development Of the community. or
the forwarding - the interests OF the
s.uzen1 u Is the one medium ,eal.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-01
With Our Exchange.
FAITHFUL. TO THE END.

a TH'a man 'hc other DAY made his
$3.50. %. arranged '.r an the little De.
tails Of Hs 'au,ul even The lawyer
Vhn l..V 'U. Vl was surprised 70
ind .h,' all the bankers iu town we're
named as bis pain bearers in the final
ot-.IH..s .H.Int you b,ttcr name
f.ur ..s ls gail bearers VINO are
N'''r "o.e friendly 10 yol7" Qucried
ih' hv'.r SO. think not " replied
th' man You see uhos, fellows have
carried m, so long want them 20
finish fd' job which reminds one
'nai ih" community could NOT get along
without r- hanks and bankers The
81. banker Is Just a man. and as
20 fHs has very human heart that -
sensitive fp 'b, appeals OF his custom.
'.s The only thing that m les him
.a De- t1. su'ak.Hg fellow who wants
io iHss sdtsuiag, 90 hm and string
him -TuHs Herald
Or hal1.'I 's ~o' ,noofug h., friends
snd 'h.s fhrs actually occurred in
Tuis D., be- just as .i.rH. ~ e. fo. a"
Tor ihs bankers are H-a ~ Importance
n their communities Thee, mon In
charge 81 ths financial institutions 1c
fsciou Boz sli Things mssinr for th
good 81 th' communities % which thcv
are established. They are oc.uyinr e
ssniage point aud from this are 80.
ab'ed to lending hclplug hand
even In a funeral
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-01
IUllA c. OF C. WILL
SELL COTTON SEED

I, LA Feb 2s.-Thc Chamber ~
o'..''''''' mas ordered car Of Aca,,
',''n seed from Oklahoma and will
H ,hem 10 the farmers Of srish"s
-. oD"'l on credit Tor planting plrnosc,
'' prospects are that there u,,Ii \.
I'VE OF SIX thousand acres of &C.,
r1'n'ed IN the county This vcsr '''O"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-01
THREE RETAIL STORES
BUILDING IN LUBBOCK

LUBBOCK Feb 2s-Thrre brick re-.
i1iI stores under construction. two
urtr iu IIliug stations contracted Tor
and fourth stor, under contract Cor
'h. nl-I of fhIs month is the building
rIoguw of rcisu Lubho, Residential
1iD."rh h'- SauUno worth ~ resi-
1.n'rs under construction TWO new
ONES i' start This wee. Ynd Horr than
I'" completed within 90. past twelve
months Industrial Lubbock has IL
s'"o"o electric and b., ulant under con
sirucuou. Two new wholesale houses
located $4,000 worth OF telephone ex.
tensions.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-01

iG % atwood ~ Roswell ~ IL
announced strongly favored as the
drmo. 'i'. audIdat, Cor governor The
d'm".a'. H.l ,Htt they have I'm op.
roIiW'E @" elect @ man this year and
% i.d-, ATWOOD Is selected q great
n-h' HsHf v.u hr staged iu an effort
tp sr'' 'as popular attorney from
Eas'r.n N,H Mexico.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-01

LEAN Feb rs-Ni,. NJ, ~,
~. '''shi't 81 Alas u. Back Of
,nl. 'i',' died here TINS morning a, her
'.'''"'i nom" Besides her moth.,
20" = survived bv eight children and
number OF sisters and brothers who
W. here The funeral services win b.
held here tomorrow, ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-01

THEY SHALL NOT BE
WEARY:-They that wait up
on the Lord shall renew their
strength; they shall mount up
with wings as eagles; they
shall walk, and not faint
Isaiah 40:3l.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-01

Snow throughout
kansas Oklahoma
Ohc Panhandle ~
Texas. the p.cos Val
lpN aud central Tex
as will average two
inches aud above
The greatest fan De-.
iug tour inches az
Amarillo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-01

CLAIR NpON. Tcb IS Tho f'.. w
ug omC,r. have been elected fW he
wear Tor ire Clarendon CDuntr, club
James Trent Odos C,roNay p T.
chamberlain. George RYAN. and e. g
Powell.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-01
By Stanley

u takes au exceptional hoA { pas
tn bill board, these da,, without get
tin III cigarette habit. III disappear
aucc - Miss Mamie lIrh j. Still q
deep my >tcrN. Nirr cJiin' hearty
meal FRIDAY eve, The chittcd pleasant
~ about wiNhin' she had fur coat an
has not hen >rcn since.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-01
BEGIN HIRE TODAY

FAY TUDOR, wealthy orphan. rr
turns from reconstruction work In
France 10 recover from "A nervous
breakdown the result OF ovowo-t
and the news Of the death ~ her
brother, Wilbur. Al her summer
home in sandy Cove. she b. met hy
her aunt au attractive widow.
MRS. CLARA TUDOR. and th, htfo.f
daughter.
LAUREL. Fay learns that in th.
summer colony are her rejected
sutton.
HARRY CADMCS. and her aurrs
suitor the wealthy ph.nuthrouigi
KENNETH CLAYTON Alone 900 the
drawing room on the night ~ nor
return, Fay Is startled by the sud.
den appearance 40 the window 40 70
CHASTITY, pale face with s,aruE owes
II vanishes and Fay fears chat H0r
warshockcd nerves have u.ukgd h.r
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-01

'uiara b. planning a 1ooo room no.
Bed
Evening star., 1922-11-07
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

chevy E-ATrRArTIvE HOME.
rooms inclosed sleeping porch. large front
porch. spacious front porch: corner lot. VIII
sarrince or consider second trust note. Only
one trust on this property. viii also take a
good automobile in part payment. G. Is.
Linens. 1874 u st. NV. Main aO07.
WILL TRADE EQUITY IMPROVED CITY
real estate for car. Call MIR. Aiken, NJ. l64O'
ABOUT FORTY LOTS IN CHEVY CHASE
section; will trade clear Of incumbrance and
put in cash IL satisfactory transaction
REES. 71S Evans Bldg
LARGE ACTIVE LIST PROPERTIES IN AND
outside the District for sale cheap. on terms
or many of them can be traded. We are ef
fecfing advantageous exchanges for Others
why not you? :6 years experience. See Mr.
W. s. Ryon.
N. T.. RION co. INC,
Main 4Ja7 l423 r st
Evening star., 1922-11-07
WANTED-WAREHOUSES.

WAREHOUSE. ONE FLOOR. APPROXiMATE
ly 2.U2U square feet; near railroad or centra!
business lOca tion. state location and price.
Address BOX Dan, Stnr office.
Evening star., 1922-11-07
FOR SALE-LOTS.

SAUL'S ADDITION. = BEAUTIFUL CORNER
lots: northeast corner 18th and Madison
southeast corner Of 14th and Montague: lot
;n'Nl19: price very reasonable. THE MUNSEY
TRUST CO.. Real Estate Dept. Exclusive
Agents.
FOR SALE-vERY ATTRACTIVE LOT on
Porter street. Cleveland Park: beautiful view
OF city. Address Box l27-X. Star office. -
FEW CHOICE BUILDING SITES COVERED
with trc-e. overlooking Rock Creek Park. Just
of 18th st. at Webster. Ph. OWNER.
Adams $50. Main 1914.
LOT IN CENTRAL NORTHWEST SECTION.
suitable for auto repair. garage. storage.
warehouse. etc. Price is right. Terms at
trartive. Address BOX l67X Star ONCE.
BEAUTIFUL HOME SITES. OVERLOOKING
18th st. and Rock Greek Park. OWNER. Co
Iunba 4o1s. after PM
CHOICE CHEVY CHASE BUILDING SITES
lowest prices and easy terms: special induce
m-rt> TO builders and homeseekers. Z. II.
RUSSELL 400 Colorado building Phone Main
1855. Evening Cleveland 1852 W. de2'
SOME VERY VALUABLE LOTS on WEIR.
ster St between I1th and 18TH Congress
Heights. Crest View. Aurora Heights. Brook
land and Capitol Heights. Can be purchased
at very reasonable price and terms.
P. r. CARLEI.
611 Est NV Fr 6l53
Evening star., 1922-11-07
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
CO1ttAuN1.

NEAR .Nth AND PARK ROAD.
Very desirabl !. modern. 2-story brick home:
8 unusually GOO sized rooms and bath; rear
tion. 7.50O very easy terms. A decided hsr-
gain at this price. Excellent location. For
inspection address ltox 227-X. Star ONCE.
$500 CASH PAYMENT.
si1-room brick .boa.e.. newly painted; cellar:
f1.ion eaton: 100, real bassain. Phone mornings
SEVEN SOLD. ONE READY
Most attractive 7-rcs house, with room
size living porch: frst-A ,or tile lav.tory. sec
wood floors throughout.. concrete basement;
ho..wae5 heat electrici laund.y; serras.s ,.
place. porch piers and entl ance. 40
The most complete and coly house on the
market-offered at price below cost "f re-
Allan T. Walker .& Co. Inc;
S8,o5o.g
The Most Complete and Com
modious Six-Room and Bath
| Brick Houses On tn e Market
Today-Ioo to I25 Webster
St. N.W.-Six Sold, Three
Ready.
not 'i Including p porohe.. chez VIZ" 81 90 o ca, Easy
ns p,9ReTty pT or call Main asns IL
Allan f. Walker & Co, Inc.
s1s 18th ST. NV Mai 243"
| Open Every Afternoon and
Evening.
| Here the three hest new house orferi va
in Chevy Chase. priced at a figure that msl Us
nft tbnp, nj hn
.3ooI- -3oos-3oII Tocelvn st. NV,
| Take Chevy Chase car, or drive out Conn
| ave. to Jooelyn st. thence one and one half
| blocks west.
Allan Z. Walker g. Co, Inc.
sls 18th ST. NV Nam c4So
ONE SQUARE FROM 14th
ST. CAR LINE.
Corner; detached; new: lot 65xl0O: rooms:
tiled bath: hot water heat: electricity: most
attractive home in this section of city. Let us
show you this wonderful home.
NORTHEAST.
$500; $1,000 cash, s75 rer month
New: almost competed: rooms and tIlcd
bath: deep lot: hot-wster heat: electricity; p
foot double back porch; oue square from car
line.
VICINITY 18th AND
COLUMBIA RID.
SI6.5oo.
Eleven rooms and baths: 30-ft. front bot
w,ter heat: AL cond ition. This is wonder
| full home. il held for future sale will MAKE
a spIepdid investment or can easily and mex
pensively be converted into a store and two
apartments.
PETWORTH.
Colonial style. tapestry brick. rooms -
| bedrooms and bath: hot-water heat: concrete
| front and back porches: huiit-in garage; house
.3 feet wide. Price. Slo.oD0. Terms.
THOS. F.. FARRELL,
REALToR.
So WOODWARD BUILDING.
MAIN i6G
Evening star., 1922-11-07

IMMEDIATE PosSESsIoN-owNER MUST
dispose Of s-room. 2-batn mouse in best section
at bargain. Address Box 4s-T. Star Office .
24O 18th ST. SW-FTRST COMMERCIAL
zone, 3-story brick, containing 10 rooms and
bath: on good lot to an alley: price. Sc. 900:
$500 cash. balance monthly. FLOYD e. DA-
Wis. 5n7 7th st. s.w. Main 35S.
INSPECT 1919 18th ST. NV. NEAR RAN
dolph Nearly new Groom and bath brick
house. concrete porch: hot-water heat. electric
light: oak floors; inclosed porches. Possession.
Owner.
LOCATED Sc. NEAR PA. AvE-6 LARGE
rooms: 20 feet wide: massive double rear
porches: rear yard to good alley: $500 cash.
Lincoln 1858. s.
Evening star., 1922-11-07
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR SAIE-Continued

E<-.s
FIVE ROOMS, SEMI BIZ NGALOW. NEARBY
Maryland: $50 cash and small monthly pay
ments; reduced price for fall sale. Trolley,
electric. furnace. water. franklin S9S.
RADS0R HEIGHTS TWO BEAUTIFUL
lois overlooking city. with small houses, com
pleteiy furnished: electric lights; excellent
car and jitney service; terms. A.. L. NOSE
LEY. +. D. ROsslyn Va
Evening star., 1922-11-07
ONLY, $500.

>~t'L PO,Soo.
5000 cash; nearby Virginia: new Groom
mousse bath gas. electric. ppeless fu!nace:
nne loca ton. Act quick. Address Box 144-A.
Star office
Evening star., 1922-11-07
WANTED-LOTS.

VACANT LOTS FOR SMALL HOUSES: must
be in white location: will pay cash.
WM A. EOSS.
NJ 4347 12l5 Eye ST. NV. s.
Evening star., 1922-11-07
FOR RENT-sHOPs.
FOR EXCHANGE
INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

Nv EO I MEWI FhUFEhI 7.
FOR SALE.
on NJ ST WEST OF THOMAS CIRCLE
Four apar;mtnts and store; new: hot-water
heat electric lights; rear yard and wide
alley: in fine repair: rents $3.50 Price,
$2JOOr. Bargain.
WM A ROSS
NJ. 4347. 1ol5 Eye ST. NV. s.
LARGE BRICK GARAGE HOLDING CARS.
IN corner Of alle.s not far from Lincoln
Park: rental. $40 per month
VERNON r. STEWART.
l33R y. Y ave. NV s.
Evening star., 1922-11-07

NEAR .6th AND PARK ROAD.
Very desirabl \, modern, 2story brick home:
9 unusually goo& sized rooms and bath; 2 rar
porches: all couy Sniences In drst-claSs condi-
tion. 81, 500; vers easy terms. A decided hsr
gain at this price. Excellent location. For
inspection address sox 227-X, Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1922-11-07

G 81. near "ist-ll looms. : baths: furna
heat. electricity: $l1e
Evening star., 1922-11-07
WANTED-MONEY.

WANTED-FROM A PRIVATE PARTY
81 800 second trust well improved
property. Call Columbia S2s2.
Evening star., 1922-11-07

kanawha st.. near ear line-Detachat: 10
rooms. = bath>: modern: fine condition: SI65
WALTER 4 BROWN.
Evening star., 1922-11-07

CORNER HOME-Sl2. 800.
located near 18th st. at Buchanan NV. TINS
7-room corner home has equal in real value.
Completely modern in every detail. Hardwood
h6Ors and a builtin garage. For appointment
to Inspect phone Main 800
BAUMAE & HEINZMAS.
phopn N,;. oron ySth
Evening star., 1922-11-07
OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

ROOM 30t IN OFFICE ETILplNG AT 11oS
1Rrh ST NV. heat, light. running vIter. ela
vator and Janitor service: II hy 10 IT; so
n,nnthlv. AnNlv ianItor.
Evening star., 1922-11-07

X st. near lsthlo rooms. baths mode,n
SoIN
Evening star., 1922-11-07

WANTED-TO BUY IS TO 40 ACRES: SOME
thing cheap: will give small cash payment.
balance monthly: not over twenty miles from
city. Address Box 96l y. Star ot1ce. -
Evening star., 1922-11-07

By oWNER-QUE ST. Mr.: isth-l! ROOMS,
> r. ths. hot-air. electric light: hrst-class or
der: immediate possession: 2-car garage. Ad-
dress Box 51-W Star ONCE Z.
FOR sALE-1s4e ST. N.E.-S ROOMS AND
insnection. Price, IS 900. J. A. HAYDEN.
Main 1872.
FOR sALE-PRACTICALLY NEW, GROOM
home. with sleeping porch: built.in garage.
Conveniently situated. fronting on two streets.
lust west Of 14th st. 1903 Oak st. NV. Price
only So $50. Inquire on premtse1.
Evening star., 1922-11-07

Best hIy in the city for colored purchaser
investor. siN-room and hath semi ched
home in the 1900 block of 2nd ST NV. Has
h-w.h. and electric lights. front and rear
porches. long yard alley. Price for quick
sale. s. 900. Purchaser must be able to make
a substantial casl. payment. FRANCIS A.
CRAWFORD. Inc. Main 2130 Room 903
Continental Trust bldg. Exclusive Agent.
Evening star., 1922-11-07

$500 CASH-s5OO CASH.
TWO HOUSES NEAR ith AND EAST CAP-
ST: LARGE ROOMS. RATH: FURNACE.
PAPERED AND PAINTED THROUGHOUT.
We HAVE SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR
YOU on THESE PROPERTIES. BRING IHE
DEPOSIT WITH YoT.
HOME REALTY CO.,
1907 GA AVE NV COL. 104o4. u
Evening star., 1922-11-07
WOODLEY PARK.

Very attractive home in this exclu-
sive section: contains seven rooms and
bath: front and elassed-in rear
finished throughout; has hardwood
floors; laundry trays in basement;
garage on rear lot. Price. $l4 900.
Evening star., 1922-11-07
FOR RENT-WAREHOUSES.
FOR RENT-HALLS

! <. OF c. HALL, 81s 10th ST. NV.
| Available day evening for concerts.
| dances, conventions, etc. Convenient to all
| cars. Appointments hest in city. Inspection
invited. Low rates. Apply to superintendent.
Evening star., 1922-11-07

A BEAUTIFUL NEW. DUTCH COLONIAL
sAven-room and two-baih dwelling i'll chevy
Chase: large living room with fireplace: in
closed sleeping porch: garage: grove Of fine
trees on property No brokers' Apply A. q.
HUGHES. o23 1lth st. Sc.
Evening star., 1922-11-07

$500 CASH PAYMENT.
Six room brick boi >e. newly painted; cellar:
room for garage: Ka lite heater; northeast 10
cation: q, real sAsan Phone mornings
Evening star., 1922-11-07
WANTED TO BUY.

PROPERTY WANTED.
II you have any property for sale. list 1t
with me for quick sale. or il YOU looking
for good investment property or a nice
home, be sure before you buy.
P. +. CARLEY.
6l7 St NV Fr. SIi3
Evening star., 1922-11-07
PETWORTH.
SAITI'S ADDITION.
PARK VIEW.

A semi-detxched home. convenient to
beautiful Soldiers Home Park; six
rooms and tiled bath; concrete cellar:
hot-water heat. Owner leaving city.
has priced this home at only S6: $50
1904
Evening star., 1922-11-07
NEARBY VIRGINIA.

The Land Of Rising Values.
broom new bungalow; elec. and hath: fur
mace heat; close TO cars. Lowest price, easiest
terms. buys
w A-x-~r
Evening star., 1922-11-07

14'h ST NEAR HARNARD--Il ROOMS.
modern newly decorated. S13J
u st. near 21~t-l0 rooms. bath: modern
large. light rooms: Sl-J.
Evening star., 1922-11-07

INSPECT
These new six-room colonial homes near
Lincoln Park; they have hardwood floors. hot
tsnsous heater and every modern convenience
Terms, $500 cash. SEQ per month including
ali interest Open and lighted every evening.
Evening star., 1922-11-07

Business property and ! ONE combined on
car line near md and Z SITS. Sc Storeroom
and Broom and bath apartment above: has
INV h. and electric lights. wide alley in rear.
is leased for tw" years at SO per month.
is splendid investment at the price of
s., 500. Cash required. $500.
FRANCIS 4. CRAWFORD. INC.
Main 2730. 903 Continental Trust Bldg
Evening star., 1922-11-07

l715 MASS. AVE. W-0PEN FOR INSPEC-
ton daily until pm. II rooms and baths
in frst-rlsss conditon--easnnah,e rent.
HENRY SCHAFFERT. Trustee. $50 John Mar
Evening star., 1922-11-07

OWNER LEAVING THE CITY AND MUST
| sell quickly: semi-detached brick dwelling,
18th st. NV, near Central High School; .
rooms and bath: hot-wster heat; In splendio
condition. Price reduced TO $l3''p lof
ouick sale Apply at 2Ol3 18th st. NV.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-02
2far, Seattle =
.FXor;yAbok.+.
- O. Rf1Abcl Gle lAnd2 4

was afraid 10 use n rope for
bride an he suggested.
"'Awi Como onr he begged me.
Il want you TO take a trip with
me; It's a Ions trip and hate to
10 alone
Where are you goingr I ask.
Cd him. Come on and TN show
YOU said he. Come and I'll let
you use my bride and I'll use a
rope
THAT sounded fair enough. and
seeing what a generous fellow Ire
really was. l felt / could hardly
refuse him. so I went.
We'll. no surely led me up ono
long trail: for miles and mIlcs we
rode. chatting coziiy and I
thought 10 myself. II IA a long.
lonesome trip for boy TO take by
himself. I'm glad came along
''Wo went some moro miles,
and finally reached tho 1,ongmlre
home.
Now. Mr.. Longmire had a
daughter and-and when we got
there this fellow. yes. this fellow
said 10 me. We'll. goodbye
George. this II as far ms no.
Thank you for your company. I
hope you have good trip back
and won't get lonesome
"'You aren't going 20 let mo
20 all that way back alone I
said.
'surs i ann was hi,
answer"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-02
BABY MIXUP

Bug. whom she found after care
full search In a cory leaf house.
''OhF' exclaimed Mrs. Tater.Bug.
dashlBg some dowdrops on her eyes
10 take away the redness. MY poor,
poor Timmyi I went out for min.
ute 20 ask Mrs. Beetle n she know
what the green stuff was Farmer
Smith was sprinkIing around. and
left Jimmy In his crib as nice az
anything.
"But when J came back. son1-thing
awful had happened. Timmy's nice
stripes had turned 10 black spots
and he's red all over. I'm afraid It's
either chicken-pox or measles"
Just then the fairy doctor arrived.
He pulled down the covers and look
ed ut Jimmy this way and that and
every which way.
Him. he said wisely. 'Tml I'd
say It's case Of mistaken Identity,
Mrs. Tater. Bug"
"Oh. how DREADFUL shrfeksd
Timmy's mother. "We--wili be die.
doctor7"
riot unless he's out eating the
green stuff Farmer Smith sprinkicd
around. This isn't Jimmy at all.
It's Lily I.ady.Bug. who's crawled
in here 10 take a nap"
ITO BE Continued
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