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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-26

OFFICERS OF SOUTH BEND
POST. NO. SO,
THE AMERICAN LEGION.
COMMANDER
otis S. Romlne
sth H. ]. NJ: s. Bldg. South Bend
VICE COMMANDER
Harvey Klockow
South Bend
ADJUTANT
Ralph J. Keltuer
South Bend
TREASURER
Harry Engel
4o1 S. Mich. ST.. South Bend
ASST. TREASURER
Jacob Engel
4O1 s. Mich. st. South Bend
SERGEANT AT ARMS
F. +. Beck
South Bend
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Wade l. Hardy
Joseph Cunningham
DR.. r. L. Sensenich
DR.. Arthur L. Knapp
Col. &. S. Bullock
Jay White
A. r. Macdonald
Z. J. Roche
George ". Freyermuth
Chamber Of Commerce
HEADQUARTERS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13
FOOL BETS.

NllLLIAM LEE kept b]oastinp that bee could
w eat %, much 90, any six men Boo Philadcl-
pha. Michael Yaffcc bet 50 he couldn't.
They went to e restaurant.
BIZ won the bet. But he rcJldn't get up
from the table. He told the doctor. who took
the S2j as fee, that he ate o l2-pouud turkey,
% oysters, two pounds Of pork chops, a dozen
eggs, two slices Of ham, O large beet stew.
three loavcs Of bread, y cups Of cpffcc and
six bottles of soda water.
The doctor says he'll live.
This monster meal seems impossible. Bill.
however. weighed 23S al riugside. He's six
f|ect-four in his socks.
A tcaspoonful of wood alcohol, sold ns real
whisky would have lone him moro harm than
his big meat Undertaken would have been
called, instead of doctor.
In gorging to win the bet, Bin displayed
more sense thau the man who takes q chance
with q boptlrggrr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13
The Association of Nations

.Uulucatlonubb said S-r. Balfour ln an inter-
view snfurduy tHc meeting in washington mas
daulN I-tfatcd tac Ct IcutN uf the conference method
Con IN, settlement 90 international disputes
O. .hv nted States SENATE Tor ratification. thcre is
uu ITut Hou TOR H .upr,uc council or for amy other
h.0.. 81 ty uay nainc. dciceated with power in
u,i,nt 90 our own government and essential In ls
1u,rc is NO provision for % joint army or navy
a.. tine world. 90 enforce The dCrrceH Uf n"y super
government nor Is there amy provision tor sum
uiuuIuE t.c ARMED turcca ct amy government To-
ln,Ic are. ln fact. no dccrccs. or provision for
dyf.tc-. which require or contemplate the .asoT.
90 force FOR their pcrmnucncc.
instead ui uIlHuvcs eff -hp old order. huildod upon
u .c1guc of nations whirh pcrpotuated the bai-
tuyU ot power plan. nations os-VafI MS Interests iu
common sent thrir commissioners 10 sic around %
table and uiHcuHs iHsucs iu which they were more or
less co. conflict And through discussion which has
been open, 100 the sense that 80 has been conducted
.u tho presence yi trc representatives. 90 All nations
directly involved ana represented at the conference.
agreements have been reached. embodied lu ru-olu-
tiuus and written into formal trcutics. which are
upcr 90 al ,hr world, and arc tree nom intrigue
ard duplicity.
Tho achievement 81 the conference b. not CON
Nnrt Co tho reduction az wusteful naval programs
or to the Hettlemcn' of problems which menuccd
the peace OF thr Pacific. nor Co tho restoration of
entire -rnup ut matters which ur, covered hy th,
Lfuup ni trcntiot.
DO th" larger sense. the achievement ls in the
domunstr1uou 0f Tho new spirit uf ntDrnulunallsm
every power. without cirUumsCrIhing jos national in
forrest. which m1kH# Do possible, tor Instance. FOR
the United States tn play It- mll part as q world
power without ,r'iuZlug alliances n ls the
d.nE's iioal or 10, a.-oriation NJ nations. as distinct
from league
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13
HAYS HAS A BIG JOB.

MILL H. HAYS, successful leader of a great
wv political party, Successful rcorganizer Of
" y demoralized postal service, and now about
DO become head Of the motion picture industry,
has before him the next big all American job.
Twenty millions Of Americans attend The
movies daily. Only 17.000,000 are in schools
and colleg =.
Will Hays should see, in these figures. ne
eessity for making motion pictures clean. whole
some and instructive. No doubt he does.
That's the big job be- has to attend 10.
Children forget book lessons easily. What
they see at movies is indelible, in most eases
never forgotten-cspeeially if ms something
they shouldn't know.
A clean movie is mother OF a clean next
generation.
Eighty-sevcn per cent Of the average per-
son,s education is acquired through the eyes.
A, educational expert tells this TO a senate
coumi.tea discussing movie censorship.
-TIn,;l ,i,cent wears knowIciec eould be iraus-
miftea 10 Inc brain, through the sense Of sight
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13
Unusual Stories
Abnnt Unusunl People

BALTIMORE Feb 10 John
Atoraa af first was q walter
ln % baltimore restaurant.
TrH1 United states soldier
.u tHy world War
Thru 90 disabled war veteran
Sow ho 300 Rome studying
sculpture and moving great
PROMISE
Iu 90 hospital with h,s let
hand parulyzcd ty o. guusnot
wound Ayersa lowed to dabhle
100 clay. So the Veterans hu-
r,au trained him the sculpture
here. then sent hiu abroad
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13
BIG BUSINESS.

UN an NIlI'l' Ul INF SUNDAY Herald Mr. T..
:. Dom Y brings home quite fnrcihlv the
volume of business done for The taxpavers
with their money. hy the corporation known
as BcrualHilo contv The couuty D, noi,ty
an - .,r,,.. .. ..al:.. ii
-, >'i''
'PV"""'N ''''' 80 ""'''" u"'lafN " year me
1871 county budget 10 ' collected from tax
payers I'm 1922 actually totals $500 .S944H of
which S56g. 600 is cypordcd under tb, dir,.i
superv;sior of a., .,,ot, .,r,n,issno M.
~
""''' P',''" Vt '"N "'"' % 1o"rs'' y i'r
county schools q total OF S2j9iOOO IN which
the city Of Albuquerque enjoys somewhat more
than half. for M. city srhuol,
SCANNING tbo .,,rf. I,t,., . lics..i,
70 poipt IN sn...r,. tom. y.,.b n,iob, T.,
ducod uat.riauv vi,b,,t i,iur. g. A.. n,Lii.
service yet n.rr..,. at,;.. ba,
il c,sti,o t,, mil ., a.,
If il vor. o,,r,tcd c.r ,r.e, 3D..
pense might he direre,t II . u,, IL m
posed IN bo onar.tcd ~, , .,., la.. '
Attept;on yss Jiro.,od r..u.l, ~ ,bi. .J
umn ~ III. ,n,o,n.aua., 49,. IN.
missioner. boJ determined f., b.ld no.,,,
each ,,e.k bo.,rs. ,bo .,,.,' 49,,
finances b,l becon. c,i,;.,i na
careful watching That is ,,oi, o5ntU.,
that IN. comr,issionar' ha,o 49,, - 49,
ing county finances as carcf,Il, n. t,.y sbonlJ
This is not criticism of the present eourtv
board. The members are giving ps mr,b tim.
to the county business urnbsbIv M .,
average board of commisstop.f. dnrirg m. has,
ten years. The comwissiop.-s are nail sSoo
a year. No man who has any other bpsip.s.
worth attending IN ear be- exn,cted 10 Give n
major portion of his time tn county busipc..
for such a salary. We pay several count, nj.
fcers three or four time, M, much ms we nav
the county commissioners. not one of whom
has a third Nm, rasnopsibl;tv ,ybi,b IN. o,n
missioucrs should feel for the pnblir business
How long would a TWENTY-FIVE million dollar
business corporation last with IL. affairs man.
aged by three ssOO.n.yenr ms, yiyirg , mall
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13

only by rendiug printed type, travelling or
watching INSTRUCTIVE. happenings.
In possibilities, the movie is scores Of times
more powerful than amy of these. The posi-.
hilitic, so tur nave been largely neglected. \
sign cf progress, d, the growing demand that
movie, be- made Instructive o., well q, enter.
tanning.
Moving picture films will be the states. black.
boards and textbooks Of future schools.
Equally kuovlrdge-giving for growu-lps.
watching film, during spare time, learning and
enjoying.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13
DISCOURAGING CRIME.

"BABY ROBBER' gang is arrested in
u Cleveland after rihing the cash register
and pie shelves OF a bakery. The gang
has three members, Q and 10 years old.
The 9-ycar-old boy was identii ed by "a pa
trolman a. the lad who some months ago stole
a horse aud buggy from a freight station,
Discussing these boys, there1l be a lot OF
talk about environment. lleredity will be in
vestigated. Psychoanalysts will talk Of powers
of suggestion, boyhood initiating mature
crooks.
All that these boys really need is an old
fashioned father. with a wood-shed for stage
setting. armed with a paddle. To make the
cure permanent. have a hole in the paddle.
The man worth while H. the man who can smile
when hts daughter b. learning n song.
Yeast Company Expands -headline. Yeast
win raise the dough.
Cuar and tine world cusses ne you.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13
AT THE
THEATERS

"B"
Anne Of Little smoky" th|
'urc started yesterday. will
for the last time today IND
In the picture is u real otl
girl of th- west. When you|
seen the picture you will vi
y perhaps women are not
heroic than men.
Lyric
ANITA stewart has she III
role In THE Invisible Fed
picture with q psychic rnd
rent There is n strong third
mystery which b. woven ind
fabric ~ a pretty logo siorsI
there are several timcs whonl
finnal acting iS called for.
Pastime
William Russell h. the Ill
figure In "Thc Roof Tree"
started yesterday and rcpon
duy The story Is built arou
ancient feud, A Harold
comedy and "a reel OF Fox /
round out the program.
idcai
A picture OF The deserts a1l
quaint customs Of the land
lies midway between the fal
and the FAR west repeats
Herbert Rnwlinson hnS the
ing role In Cheated Hcartn
his part calls Tor delicate 81
the rtusi uimest daring.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13
\ THOUGHT roR TODAY

Whrrcfor". putting away lying. speak every
man truth with lis nrighbur; Tor We are mcni-
bcr~ ON II Hnuthcr.-I phc~inn~ t:25.
navarro
came upon mo by the rnto Of highland rills;
I have seen God walking there.
lu tht solemn. souudloss air.
when Tho morning Weakened wonder on the
hills.
-odoIl Shepard.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13
Former Law Parth
OF La Toilette |

MADISON. Wis. Feb ts.-l
ert q siheckcr, chief Just
the Wisconsin supreme cou.
FORMER law partner " United
ienn'ur l-nfoneir. died nt mi
saturday at hs homo here,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13

WAL Nltt ~.
stocks OF hltuminous cod
hands OF consumers. tutaledl
100000 net tons January n
ports geological survey "A
This was enough 20 last 47
10 evenly distributed StoA
are materially larger. N
stimulated buying IN auticill
Of "a coal strike.
Coal reserves. first ~ the
railroads 80 days supply.
works 4s, electric utilities 6il
gas plants So other industrial
retail coal dealers 80 days.
PRICES.
American wholesale priced
average SO per cent higher /
pre- war according to pun's.l
British wholesale prices al
60 per cent higher than in
lBli.
Prices In United States haSI
flatcd faster than ia any
country
ISSUES.
New financing by railroad. \
trial ana public utility corporI
during January totaled
S9iO.0O0.D 900, compared with I
4OO 900 IN January. 1891.
on.
Sew Oh companies are
formed with combined capitI
ton nj rate ~ 500. GOO. 900 a Il
compared with SiGf.0OO.0 600 Il
ago
Total capitalization of noI
enterprises IN 1871 was abouy
$50. 0OO. 600
FAILURES.
business failures during Ja
totaiod g7g3 Largest Oh
month since January, 1915.
Dun's. Failures included
manufacturers. 2.OaS trade
Germs and ij4 brokers and ash
SALES.
Measures In money. sales 4
two leading mail order houi
1877 totalod about 30 per cef
than 1920.
Salct OF leading b-and
stores gained average Of
per cont
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13
WANT AID TAKERS

Arc thoroughly trained adj
writers. II you so desire, TINY
win gladly assist you m word
ing your AL.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13

Tuday's word Ii IMPROBABLE.
It's pronounced Ina peck-a-huil with accent
on tho second syllable.
n mcanf- f%auitesa. free from error, free from
defect. slnleHs
it comes from--laun I'm" not. and pee
care. 10 sin.
fft we'd ike tha-'When you write p bus
incr irfcr four EnsiiHh shnuid he inpecenhio. '
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13
Who's Here
tnNIIl,

" g. Moore ElEin. 10.
g. Iurrru. Gallup.
j. o. sheniuEton. Prescott. Arlz.
j. g. Murluwc. Prescott. Arlz.
a % sirau.. ucttc y. NJ.
MIR itcitie gwHrtz. Denver.
g. g. Cord and wife, Minneapolis.
g. a.. Kennedy. Clovis.
g. G. NiCul. Amarillo.
L. a. Bloom and fanny. Santa
be.
A Elcbwnld. Cuba y. ~.
-. a. uoch. Cuha, y. 4.
e. W. walker. MuguFlena
y A.. Roberts. Carlsbad, y NJ
D. H. Sorrclis. BcardCr Ark.
Va ~ Hnnsy. Jr. IDHidcn, Arb.
a. 49, Drhie, SAINT =,
Frank latsano. L1vunn, y NJ.
fert Wctmoro. lAgJnl. y NJ.
% D. Johnson ard vile Icmc2
sur
l. ID Ewing. Ration
o. I~ndcrshaW Icryer.
james r. Mcfarland, Chicago,
Eligio Garcia, Las Vegas.
SeN'ro l.uccro. Las NoEur,
i;. 90 plant Norwich. Conn.
w r. Grny. Denver
Carl Murs"lli Chicago.
STIIiGEs
II g. Tro-f. ~ Puso
g. o. Johnson, las Vegas
otto Merltpl san Francisco.
W o. Frost. Las Vegas
David iiHrr and wife. MaEdaiona
~ burl Iona Hlanca, y NJ
" Border, Denver.
. Casey Gallup.
ALyARNDO
H K johnson. ~ Paao
q. r. Thompson. Denver.
Monroe iiafriF Ahiiinc. Tex.
- " Morgan Lao Cruces.
Jay ~ Garfield Tucson riz.
p, ~ Leach Gluho Ari1.
II. T.. Chapman. Topeka. knnB.
y ~ Ferguson, Denver.
Martin Adler Phoenix. Ariz,
George =. Lewis, Denver.
r. g. Hrnducr, las Vegas.
g. A. Woncr Denver.
a, ~ Muollry Denver.
y, ~ Niaddineton 81. Louis
" Vessel. PIT sburgh. PA.
Thomas - stewart, Jr. Phoenix
D. ~. Ware. Chicago.
D. a %llnllaudcr and wife. Chi
Frank Dunlap. chicago.
" A.. Armstrong aud wife. Dem
YER.
" r. Frost. Long Bench. CauG
g. NJ Einhart and family. Ros-
wen.
Frank Schran and wife. Roswell
j. H. Mac MILAN and wife. santa
W.
- H.. pcnt Tucumcari. y. NJ.
leo baldwin. Socorro.
-. =. Hoskins. Las Vegas.
~ Wells, Denver,
W q Southland ana wife. Trim
dad
John Cooper aud wife. Denver
David Olson. Denver.
Richard g. Olson. Denver.
-. H. Randall. Denver.
g. g punninE. New York city.
g. a. Nuchqw. Denver
g " Fisher, Denver,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13
Business Tips
BY ALBERT APPLE
wtNTHIR.VANIs.

National Cash Register con
Is spending $4,000. 900 to
buildings Ia take cure ~ hui
already booked.
Increased retail trade also
c1iod 10y jump ia sales. report.
wrapping paper trade
These Two indu=tsio- are |
business harometcrs than iroi
steel
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-06-13

1. The man who makes the most
noise talking makes the least noise
thinking.
2. Cheerfulncss il about the only
contagious thing we are not afraid
Of.
3. The cost Of aspiration is pres
piration.
4. II Is no wonder a man loses
his power Of speech when he Is
talking 10 a girl who is too sweet
for words.
9. No one appreciates the perils
OF motoring quite as much as the
pedestrian.
O. Don't skim the cream off the
milk of human kindness before ped
ding Il out.
z. Beauty is only skin deep
and most Of the pretty girls haven't
much depth.
3. II makes a man feel ike a
sucker 20 see the kisses he has
coaxed for wasted on a little pup
.. Better parents mean better
babies, and better babies mean bet
ter parents.
10. II we could see ourselves as
others see as, others would not see
US that way long.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-06-13
POST CITY GOLFERS COME
TO LUBBOCK TO PLAY

c. 4. Quail. Of Post City, ac-
companied By his sportsman friend,
George Scotchman Golfer Samson.
builder Of the Lubbock links, ar
rived in Lubbock Thursday morn
ing to spend the day on the local
links trying out their abilities IN
that work They had wonderful
day from all accounts, having play
ed local golfers, Reed and Germany.
Both men are fayorably impress
ed with Lubbock and expressed a
desire 10 visit here often.
With a splendid town here, COM
bined with the most complete ar
ranged play house and grounds,
Lubbock will soon be the center
Of attraction for the people Of West
Texas.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-06-13
NEW HOPE NEWS
ITEMS OF THIS WEEK

We had another big rain Sunday
night. accompanied By some hail,
but not enough 20 do much damage
The following were among the
Lubbock visitors Saturday. Messrs
S. ?. and Ealy Eoff, j. l.. Floyd,
G. r Cox, $. d. Pate, Henry Nun
ley, Ashcroft, s. u. Etcwart, l.. G.
Boyd. J. c. Roberts and Gus Hav-
en-.
Mr.. Vern Osborne has new
farm hand az his home, who arr
rived some week ago, mother and
son are doing nicely.
Mr. s. c. Borland has a case Of
mups.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Floyd and
little son, Cyril and sister. Vinetta
Eoff, spent Tuesday ut the home
Of their sister and aunt, Mrs. j.
c. McDale.
Mrs. Virgil Cowart and little
son, Marvin spent Tuesday at the
home Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
s. ID. Pate.
Mrs. shotwell visited at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. McDale
Monday afternoon.
The New Hope ball team went
to Woodrow Friday and beat them
IN a game Of baseball. "Hurrah,'
for New Hope.
Mr.. s. p. Eoff had the misfort-
une Of letting his team run away
Tuesday and done some damage
20 his buggy.
Misses Elite Lorena and Stella
Mae McDale and brother, j. C.,
visited at the Cox home Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Elsie Cox spent Friday night
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Nix.
Mr.. and Mrs.. l. ". Barber. Of the
Wilson community. The hail ruin
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-06-13

You can't expect imitation to be as good as the
orignal-because the original had to earn its way
sheer merit and the imitation was a result of the fine
qualities of the or gnal
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-06-13

There are fashions IN operations
as In everything else. Fashionable
operations move up and down the
body with a. little regard for loca-
ton rs the waistline. People pay
as much attention 20 what Il the
vogue in interior removals as the
vogue in interior decorations. They
are as much the slave Of the Lon
don specialist as Of the Paris de-
signer.
Who ever Lucille announces that
the bodice will be cut low, some
surgeon announces that tonsils will
be cut high. II Paquin insists up
on the split skirt, some fashionable
physician declares FOR cleft pal
ate They are always discovering
new place 20 knife you.
A man with an appendix Is "a
curiosity nowdays. a little while
ago you couldn't be fashionable
without an appendicitis operatl ION.
II your corns ached or you had
dandruff, the trouble was IN the
appendix, and ont II came.
Just now the teeth are the fash
ionablc point Of attack. A. we have
said, a few years ago u was the
appendix You really couldn't get
into the -Four Hundred without
leaving your appendix behind, and
you couldn't leave your appendix
behind without leaving four hun
bred with the surgeon who did the
removing.
After the appendix, IL was the
tonsils. And now, a. we observed,
it's the teeth. The next point Of
attack will probably be the brains
vif any After that, we expect
That the feet viii come IN for at
tention and amputation, as the in
crease boz motor ears makes the
feet more or less useless, and any
way, with shoe prices as they have
been the last few years, one would
be better of without feet.
However, returning 20 the SUBJ
ject, dentists have decided that
teeth are responsible for great
many things besides chewing Whom
ever you get an ache on pain, in
stead Of giving you a prescription,
they give you an X-ray examina-
ton. Then they announce that a
tooth is causing the pain, and must
come out.
If you prove unwilling and point
out that you've had the tooth quite
some time and are very much at
tached 90 IL, they inform you that
all the regular folks are having
theirs extracted That makes IL
perfectly regular, Of course
For every ache or pain they ox-
tract n molar
For every molar they cxiraet
your weeks salary
rs the time your salary BE- gone,
your teeth are gone
And so, the next time you get
pain, you have nothing TO blame
al on and nothing Co run up a fancy
Dental bin with
Gradually the pain uhsides
But The ache remains ~ al
aching void IN Che region NJ your
hankr0ll
This Is funny world. Dr. order
20 get in the push you have % get
IN the pull
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-06-13
Where ceniu. I, Necessary

Marrying a widow has its disad-
vantages Think Of the hard game
man Is up against trying 20 in
vent excuses that she's never heard.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-06-13

more absorbed IN the pursuit hcf
enthusiasm Increased.
During one Of her animated Do.
scripiions of her. success, q friend
inquired. Are your hens good ai
laying cggsg'
"Oh, yes NE replied, in de-
lighted tone. they haven't laid "a
bad egg yet"
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-06-13

Old man Hubbard went to the cup
board
To get bit Of a dram,
But when he got there the cup
board was bare,
And, Of course, any fool know
what he said.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-06-13

Vinegar placed in a pot Of dried
glue viii not make Il III Tor any
thing much.
Never use soiled suds for wash
ing colored clothes unless you ex-
pect them 20 be muddy looking.
II your rugs insist upon rolling
up AZ the edges, turn them over,
apply a good coat Of glue and re-
place them. You viii not be troub-
led again.
To prevent Jelly or milk boiling
over, don't let Il get so hot. Ban
ana peelings placed on the stairway
at night will prove q fine burglar
alarm.
A simple remedy FOR a squcaking
door hinge is 10 stop up your ears
50 you can't hear IL.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-06-13

To God only 10 giveth its due.
Then up from your feeble repining
Count tho gamble as worthy its
Your strength is not found IN re-
Ginning,
Trust go surely that nothing is
lost
With effort your forces are doubled
With faith in yourself you are
true,
n l. only the doubters are tr0ub-
led,
Be joyful and remember it's you.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-06-13

Knees rhymes with breeze?
Bliss rhymes with kiss7
Strife rhymes with wife,
Spoon rhymes with moon?
Peach rhymes with beach,
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-06-13

ed Mr. BARRIERS crop and Ealy Is
helping him re-plant Il.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ealy Eoff are Wis
ting at the home Of her parents.
Misses Veda and Lauenia Nc
Dale spent Sunday afternoon az
the home Of their grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. p. Eoff.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-06-13

"And would you love me a. much
II father lost all his money!
Has he lost III"
Why, no"
"Of course ! would, darling %
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-06-13
AROUND THE CLOCK
s.srIlsh. and ssn.hIns LIsh,Ins LIE. Psthwsy.

II. Some men are shown up at
a showdown.
u. Cupid gets a great deal Of
credit that belongs TO those mod
err styles.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-06-13
EolL. and Elo~ers

Mrs. Pokcs-Thosc new ncighbors
of ours must be rich, judging from
the swell clothes they wear.
Mrs. Jabbs-That's a poor way
20 Judge, my dear. Some Of the
most gorgeous flowers haven't a
scent.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-06-13

A young married woman who
moved into the country considered
the keeping Of hens a pleasant and
profitable occupation. As she grew
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-06-13

Every great man has = genius
for solitude. The biography Of the
world draws that line of demares-
ton through the human race.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-06-13

" 10 20 ne Siho
Let us take out Of life It's sadness,
Let us add 10 Us quota Of JOY,
The earth has no dearth Of gladness
Il is merely with you, my boy.
II is only a question of seeing,
II il only 10 tune the ear,
And then from your harmonious
being
The note rings harmoniousIy
clear
Caught you ever a sound Of signing
When the pine trees were singing
their song?
Except as your own heart crying
Hath heard its own echo NJ
wrOngl
Nav, the rose a. il sheddeth ts
petals
Sheddeth a fragrance as delicate.
too,
For it knows not thing Of rec
gretals,