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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-12
TWO CONVENTIONS

During tie week just ended
Amarillo had the privilege OF en-
tcrtaining two important convcu-
tions. The first annual convcn-
ton Of the Plains Retail Lumber
mems Association met here We'd
ucsday and Thursday Business
men were here from Texas, New
Mexico. Oklahoma and Colorado
in addition TO speciality men from
other states.
The first convention was a real
success and the Amarillo dealers
and citizens were proud TO have
the visitors here The people
though are still more proud of
the fact that the visitors thought
so much Of the Amarillo hospital
ity that they decided to select this
as the permanent convention city.
When the lumber men come back
here in 1923. they will find the
city much better prepared To take
care of them. The municipal audi
forum VIII be completed That
will enable jobbcrs Co have Sp'cn-
did exhibits and display just tho
latest things in their lines.
The State convention Of the
ID A. X. was here Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday Practically
all OF the chambers in the state
were represented during the
convention. The Amarillo chapter
showed that It had hospitality and
entertained the visitors lu such a
royal manner that they lett here
singing the praises OF the city.
The -. A. K, delegates made n
trip 90 Canyon and saw the possi-
hilitlcs OF the West Texas State
Normal College. The Panhandle
has a wonderful state college and
It's possibilities arc limited only by
the appropriations that the lcgis.
laturc gives II.
Amarillo has been accuStomc,
10 entertaining conventions, bul
il was a real pleasure 10 entertain
the two that were here last week
That was the first y. A. X. con
ycntion ever held here, also thai
was the first Plains Retail lum
bcrmcn'S convention ever held.
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Book of St. Luke

the hpuHoi0p. and Jet him down ihroufh
the thing with his couch into the midst
before Jesus
90 And when ne saw their faith. he
said unto him Man. Thy fns are FOR
given thee
q And the scribes and ibc fhlt..e0f
bcga nto reason saying who is This
which speakcth blasphcmes' Who acn
forgive slns. bu, God alone2
22 But when Jesus perceived Their
thoughts. he answering said unto ihcm
What reason ye in your hearts?
% Whether ls caslcl, 90 say, Thy sins
be- forgiven thee. or o. say Rise up and
walk?
/ - But that ye may know that the
Son n man hath power upon earth o.
forgive sins (hc said unto the sick
~ the palsy. say unto thee Arise. and
take up thy couch. and go into thine
house.
% And Immediately De- rose up be-.
fore them. and took up that wherein be-
/ lay, and departed to his own house,
Clarifying God
90 And they were an amazed. and
{ they glnrinod God. and were filled with
fear, saying. We have seen strange
things today
q And after these things he went
forth, and aa va publnr named L,vL
sitting at tho receipt of CUSTOM and hc
iuid unto him. Follow mo
% And he left all. rose up. and ful.
lowed him
20 And Low made hm a great fcl.t
~ his own house: aud there was q great
company 81 puhlicans and u others that
sat down with them
30 Eut their scribe and Pharsecs
murmurCd against hig Disciples myirg
why do Sc eat and drink with publaus
and snncrs1
81 And jesus answering said unto
them. hey that are whole need not "a
physician. hut they that are sick
80 ! came not 10 call the righteous
but sinners to repcntauce.
80 And they said unto him. why Do
the disciples ~ John fast often and
mako prayers. and likewise the dis.
ciplcs n the Pharisoos but thine eat
and drink?
81 And he sal dunto them. Can go
make the children 81 tho bridechambcr
I fast. while the bridogrDom is with them
30 But the days vii. come when tho
bridegroom shall be- taken away from
them. and then shan they fast in those
days
30 And hc spako also "a parable unto
/ them No man putioth % piece OF new
garment upon an old. u otherwise then
I both the now wakcth 90 rent. and the
[ piece that WITS taken out OF the new
ngrccih not with the old
% Aud NO man pu,ttcth new wine
/ Into old bottles: else the new wine will
burst tho bottles and ho spilled. and
/ the bottles shall perish
% Iiut new wine must bc put into
new bottles. and both Hrc preserved
30 No man also BIAS M drunk oll
wine sirplEhtway des.r,th now. Tor lao
saith. the odd IL better.
! CONTINUED Next sunday
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JOBBERS EXHIBIT

Amarillo VIII have another op-
portuniiy November q. p and
25 10 show what She can DO IN a
community enterprise. The first
annual exposition oi the amarillo
Jobbcrs q Manufacturers Asso-
cation will be held those dates az
the ]. I. Case building on North
Polk Street.
The Amarillo Association Is a
progressive organization and It
has started out IN a business like
manner 20 make the exposition a
success. Indications are today
that il will go over successfully.
as most enterprises do here when
the business men get solid sd
consistently behind them
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Nancy and Nick looked and looked
and looked Tor Mother Gooso's broom.
They were stli up in the sky on the
star called Jupiter a great big bright
one where a lot of Mother Goose's peo-
u'c lived.
Pretty soon They heard music.
"Its fiddle said Nancy. 1t makes
mc fo Ike dancing
"lt must hc the Pied Piper OF Ham.
Uu. said Nick
"Or Kmg Cole" remarked Nancy.
Perhaps its One his fiddlcrs"
'Or 10 might be- Tom the pipcr's son
who learned Co play when he was
young said Nick.
Eut to their amuzomont 10 was none
no these. Tor along tho road came a
cat at that very instant playing a
fiddle and doing "a jIg
Aud now you know who IL was my
d,ars9
"Hi diddlc diddlc. the Cat and the
Fiddle 81 course.
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Tickets have been placed in the
hands OF many business firms
and the demand for them has been
excellent. II tickets are sold read
lily, much OF the problem OF ilnan-
cling will be taken care OF.
This exposition should be just
the beginning Of a great series OF
exhibits in Amarillo. With the
completion Of the municipal adui-
forum, the Jobbcrs & Manufac-
turcrs Association should next
year stage an exhibit that will re-
ccive statewide comment and
even some national attention.
In making this enterprise sue
coed. we must look largely TO the
people OF Amarillo II they will
get behind the exposition, we
can be assured that people from
over the Panhandle will be here
in good numbers. Every person
in Amarillo should make plans 10
attend the exposition as many
days as possible.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-12

Goodness alive How did you get
hore?" asked Nancy.
"lm looking Tor IN ccow that jumped
over the moon" answered the cat. IL
feel that my playing caused all tho
trouble. and her master needs her.
Also. the dish that ran of with the
spoon hasn't come hack. Did you hap
pen 90 see either Of thcm?"
"Nu.' said Nancy shaking her head.
Everything is lost. II seems. Mother
Goose has los, her broom, too. and the
cobWcbs ON the sky are So thick that
people ou the earth think they are
clouds They say She has started to
ride ono OF her geese"
NO doubt answered the cat solemn.
IS. blinking his eyes but | must be
Hu my way Don't forget To look for
the COW. will you or the dishl AS for
The spoon. someone told me they had
seen dippcr in the sky. Maybe that's
DO nm go and look.
60 lie Continued
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e@ HANAING g.
A. JEWEL. Y
M.ab RoBERT W CHAMBERS asa
QOREpT W CHAMBERS
1902 GEORGE II DopAA coMpAFY

logged tho frantic horses into the
woods.
In the dining room. Storfnont. red
with rage and shame. and having
found his rifle In the corridor out
side Ewes bedroom. was trying TO
open the shutters for n shot: and
Darragh. emptyhardcd. searched
tho house frauticnlly for a weapon.
Eve. terribly excited. came from
the pantry;
Hes goreT' sho cried furiously.
Hes IN somebody's lumber aledge
with a pair o. horses and hos driy.
ing west like the devil"
Stormont rar % the tap-room tole.
phone. cracked q. and warned the
constahulary ~ Five Lakes.
Good Godr' he exclaimed. turn.
ing 20 Darrneh. scarlet with mortl-
fication. what n CHASTITY business
1 never dreamed he was within
miles Of ClInch'sl It's the most
shameful thing that ever happened
10 me"
what could anybody DO under
that riae?" said Eve hotly. That
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CHATTER 8

CHATTER 3.
And ~ came to pass. That. as the
people pressed upon him to hear the
word Of God. ht stood by the lake Of
Gcnncs1rct.
2. Aud saw two ships standing by
the lake but the fishermen were gone
nets.
/ g. And he entered into ono ~ the
ships. which was Simons. and prayed
out Of them and were washing their
I him that he would thrust out little
from the land. And ho sat down. and
.aughi the people out u the ship.
4 Now when he had left speaking
Do said unto Simon launch out into the
deep ana let down your nets for a
draught.
8. And simon answering said unto
/ him. Master. we have toilcd all the night
and have taken nothing; nevertheless
al thy word / win let down the net
g. Aud when they had this done they
inclossd great multitude Of fishes; and
their net brake.
Z. And they bockoned unto their part.
ners. which were Ia the other ship. that
they should come and help hem. And
they came. and filled both the ships so
hat they began to sink,
s. When Simon Peter saw n. h. fell
down AZ Jesus knees saying. Depart
from mc for l. am sinful man, o Lord.
O. For h. was aatoulshed. and all
that were with him. ~ the draught OF
The Fishes which they had taken.
10 And owas also james. and John
the SONS II Zcbcdec. which were part.
ncrs with simon. And Jesus said unto
simon. Fear not. from henccforth thou
shalt catch men
n. And when they hnd brought their
ships 10 land they forsook an, and fol
lowed him
~. And Il came 60 piss. when he WAS
In O. ccrtai ncity, behold "a man full Of
eprusy. who seeing Jesus fen ON his
face. and bcsuught him. saying. Lord.
L thou wilt. thou cansl make me clean.
10. And ho put forth his hadn. and
touched him, saying, I will be thou
clean. And Immediately the leprosy do
parted from him.
"a. And no charged him 10 tell no
man. hut GO aud shcw thysclf 10 tho
priest. and offer Tor thy cleansing, ac-
curdng as Moses commanded for a tcs.
timony unto them
10. But so much the more went there
"a fame abroad ~ him, and great multi
tudcs came together % hear, and 90 be
healed by him Of their infrmitios.
lG. And h. withdrew himself into tho
wilderness aud prayed.
~ And II came 10 pass on certain
day as he was teaching. that there were
pharlscos and doctors ~ the law sitting
by which were come out uf every town
OF Galiloo. and Judoa and Jerusalem,
and the power ~ the Lord WIS present
200 hDl thou
u.s. And. behold. men brought In "a
bed m,n which was taken with a
r1lFS aud they sought means "a bring
him boz. and to lay him before him.
10 Aud when they could not find by
what way they might bring him In be
cause OF tch multitude. they went upon
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CHANGING CONGRESS.

Congress is in need OF radical
revision II we arc ever to have the
efficiency in government that We
are demanding today. OF the sSf
members Of the House and thc
senate, over 600 are LAWYERS.
That shows the tendency I'm gov
eminent and apparently 1t ac-
counts for much OF the incilicicu-
cy today, II We believe the re
ports that continually come out
of Washington.
The house has become so large
that ii is unwicldy. But the mem
bers are SO jealous OF their po-
sitions that they will not serious
" consider a reduction IN their
number. They arc willing 10 sac
riiice the governments interest
and efficiency to keep a position
for themselves.
But the thing for these political
leaders TO remember that rcac-
ton usually takes place The
people OF America will arise some
OF these days and demand that
the house be reduced to . so to 200
members.
The way 90 start a campaign
for the reduction OF the number
of congressman is 10 begin at
home. To be specific, that means
that we should start in the 18th
Congressional District and get a
pledge from Congressman Mar
win tones that he win work with
all his power 10 reduce the mum
her OF congressman to an eff
Gent, working basis.
Such a stand ON the part of
Congressman Jones and other
congressman would show that
that they set patriotism and cf-
iiciency m government above a
mere job. The people are getting
ready Tor reduction M the num-
Der OF congressman. The mem
bcrs OF the house who will lead
the fight % reduce the unabcr
viii be among those who will
stand out as leaders in public al
fairs OF today.
The 18th Congressional Dis
trict can help in this campaign 10
get smaller congress. Other
districts can begin and get def
mite pledge from their congress
men that they win work for such
a measure. Few congressman viii
deliberately break their word,
once It Is given. We should be
able TO get pledges from every
congressman IN Texas that nc
viii work Tor a smaller and more
efficient congress.
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beast would have murdered the frs,
person who stirred
Darraga. oxaspcratcd and dread.
fully Inundated. looked miserably
at his brand.uew wife.
Evc and Stormont also looked NJ
her. She had come forward fron
the rear OF the stairway where
Quintana had brutally driven her.
Now she stood with che hand on
the empty leather jewel case. look
ing a: everybody out Of pretty. Be.
wilicrcd eyes.
To Darrugh. IN n pcrploKod. un.
steady voice: us u the same bandit
who robbed us bcforeY'
Yes: Qulntana." he said wretch.
ediy. Rage began 20 rcdien his
features. "Rlcca." he said. II prom.
lsed rd end your jcweis. I
promise you agaiI that Ill never
drop this business until your gems
and the Flaming Jewel-aro IN
your possession"
but. jim
Il swear itr' he exclaimed violent.
". TIN not such a stupid fool as
l seem"
Dear she protested excitetiiy.
"you have done what you promised.
Ny gems are Ia my possession-I
believe"
She caught NJ the cnihiazoncd
case, stripped out the FIRST tray. then
tho second. and flung them aside.
Then. searching with the delicate
tip Of her forcnnrcr IN the empty
case. she suddenly pressed tho bot.
tom hard-thumh. middle finger and
little finger forming the three
apexes Of an cquiiatcrsi triangle.
There came a clear. tiny sound
Ike TIE ringing OF the alarm In a
repeating watch. Very gently the
false bottom ~ tho case detached
itself and came away Ia the palm Of
her hand.
And there. each embedded IN IT,
own shaped compartment OF
channels. lay the Esthonian jewels
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Brass Bullets

About 100 years ago today all
Of us were postcrity.
II 81 is the freezing point, then
81 IS the Sncczlng point.
Twinkle, twinkle. movie star
how wc wonder why YOU are.
Another chorus girl has mar
ricd a rich mans son. She took
him at hls Ia value.
\ Chicago woman was 0o year,
old before She killed her hu band
One thing wrong with our
homes Is too many DounIr- think
"a pair beats q iull house.
Fuel hint Piano burn quickly
and make a hot fire.
The small boy tells a., h.,
teacher must be from Germany
because her marks are 500 low.
New Hudson River bridge will
be the most costly bridge IN the
world except auction bridge.
a wise married man never
chews tobacco or dynamite.
Fashion note Goosc pimplcs
will be worn this winter
We may live too fast. hu; very
few girls born IN 700 arc 20 yet.
Me have setting No exercises.
but don't need sitting down cx-
crciscs.
Beauty secret: Closing one eve
while looking 20 a girl often
leaves scratchcs on the lace.
In the fall 4 very Young mans
fancy nightly turns to thoughts
OF Santa Claus.
Two stills were found in one
Georgia cemetery We can prove
il.
In Paris. il is officially admit
I'd that those crying down with
.he short skirt have failed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-12

Any erroneous reflection upon the
character. standing, or reputation OF
any individual. firm. concern or cor
poration. that may appear IN the col
umns OF The News. viii be gladly cor.
rectsd, when called 10 the attention Of
the siitor. II IL not the intention OF
this newspaper TO vrongfully use or
injurs any individual. firm. concern or
corporation, and corrections will be
made where warranted az prominently
AZ was the wronztully published refer.
enoe or article.
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Sunday Editorial Page of the Amarillo Daily Ne1cs

open air. read one or several good books
of lighter strain. find pleasant rccre.
alton or an absorbing hobby a TEN.
n0nry change ~ occupation where pos.
Fihlc often brings considerable relief
from worry
Excessive worry tires the nerves just
ls excessive work tires che muscles Tho
poison that results o. natural pro-
duct That must hr thrown 80 to keep
from getting "norvcs" and "hlues.'
A. in tho case az hnii'y at.euc. the
hcs remedy s complete relaxation and
rect a sound body as ruio is accom-
fuulod by "a sound and healthy mind
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DR.. BISHOPS ADVICE
WORRY

the literal truth.
II " iruu that not all worry o. pre-.
vcniahic. Sc, much 81 It. AZ well as Us
~ effects can b. voidcd. Most - our
fears are never realized ~ We meet our
troubles day by day rs thcv come with.
out worrying about them before hand
We fnd that We have the strength g.
overcome them.
Worrying wcakens the mental forces
The o--st antidoie u n change u mental
occupation. Get away from the scenes
which provoke worry. exercise in the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-12

Speakin' a big crowds. we recall
when Bryan spoke here, Jest before his
last defeat. q woman passed her baby
DER tn heads % IN crowd fer IN
Commoncr T. kiss. an when she got her
KID back he wuE married an settled In
kokomo. Wouldn't il be- great IL ever.
buddy wuI ~ polite an aflablc as tn
up any % your time?
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By DH. ". ~. BISIIOP.

You would Instantly condemn a man
% NE insane asylum who stopped
clock 70 save time. such foolish thing
an dahsurt thing to do but u Il any
more foolish than thu man who wor.
rics ~ much about financial troubles
that b. ha ~ nervous breakdown and
l. relegaicd 90 sanatorium Tor long
rest
Il sounts like a paradox 20 say that
worrying about money usually Gusts
more money but in many cases this u
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AND THEN hDhi.d me.
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MEMBnR or THE ASSOCIATED
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

Special Associated PraAs Lsssod Wiz,
Service,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23
KINLEY ENDORSES
COLLEGE SPORTS
Illinois L. President Believes
in Fostering IntercOllegi-
ate Games.

CHICAGO. Dec. ply A. P)--
Declaring his belief in intercolleg-
late games. David Kinley. president
Of the University Of Illinois, said In
a message read at the dinner or the
Chicago ulini club TO the Illinois
football team and coaches tonight
they should be considered az legiti-
mate parts Of educational programs
along with physical education and
the intramural sports and fostered
to the extent they are helpful di-
vision Of the field OF education, he
declared.
intercollegiate contests may be re-
garded az the third division OF
physical education program. They
become Objectionable only when
they displace intramural sports or
are out OF proportion with the res
OF the program, the message said.
Il speak only OF their eductonal
value and place. They are, 30 70
speak. the prize exhibitions partl-
oipated in By those who have thru
proper training become entitled 70
be selected as the representative OF
the physical education OF the In
stitution.
Viewed from this angle. inter-
collegiate contests become a matter
for the faculties 20 foster 20 the eX-
tent that they are a legitimate and
helpful diversion OF the field Of edu-
cation"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23
BUTLER PREPARES FOR
BIG HOME CONTESTS

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Dec 22--
The Butler basketball squad re-
turned from its trip up north in
good condition and has started on
Intensive practice TO iron out some
OF the Weaknesses which app feared
in the Wisconsin and Marquette
games. Hooker, Griggs and Leslie
showed we'll in the Wisconsin game
and were able 70 elude the Badger
guards repeatedly. while several
new men who appeared IN the But
Ter lineup az Marquette gave prom
ise OF future greatness. Passing,
dribbling and floor strategy viii Oc-
cupy the attention OF Coach Page
for the coming week
The squad viii be dismissed Sat
urday for Christmas. but viii re-
sumo practice the following We'd
nesday in preparation for the first
big home game with Carnegie Tech,
which will be played a. TomlInEon
hall on Dec. %. The Scotchmen
have a fast team and promise 20
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23
BAKER AND M'GRAW
WE'D READY
TO EXCHANGE M EN-
Giants Manager Makes First
Advances to Big Boss of
Philadelphia Nine.
BY DAVIS j. WALSH,
Il. Y. S. Sports Editor. }

NEW YORK. Dec. 22.-JOhn j.
McGraw of New York and William
T.. Baker of Philadelphia. may be
about to exchange gifts of holiday
cheer, it was learned today. 1t is
said that John has made the first ad-
vance In the proffer OF a ball player
or two and that William has several
tied up in tasty red ribbons and
tissue paper. 1t is said that the ex-
change may have been effected al
ready and that only the delicate tact
Of the gentlemen in question has
thwarted an official announcement.
The only difference between John
and William and other yuletide
friends is that no element of surprise
is involved in the exchange. Candid
souls both, they have informed each
other of what they want in advance.
John tried 20 interest Garry
Hermann OF Cincinnati. in a similar
enterprise some days ago and went
so far as 10 signify his preference
for Adolfo Luque, the Au-Havana
filler. our Mr.. Tierney denied this,
but that is OF no moment our Mr..
Tierney would deny tina. Sikh is a
brunette
John has informed William that
he wants a nice new pitcher prefer
ably Lee Meadows or Jimmy Ring.
Just what he Graves has not been
made known. but it is understood
that John has offered Jess Barnes
and Ralph SINNERS, the $40. 600
Outfelder who now sells at the
waiver price. This offer has been
declined with thanks but another
viii follow. The Giants must do
something about the round shoulder
ed condition Of their pitching staff
and John is aware Of the fact. Like
good baseball man. he knows that
few we'll pitched games in q brief
World Series do not mean that his
pitching worries are ober. on the
contrary he is looking forward to
a season OF 154 games and the mem
DRY Of how his PITCHERS reeled into
the wire last season is not at all
reassuring They may be even louder
and funnier, ia 1928. he realizes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23

with his left without drawing a re-
turn.
Round Thirteen.
Smith missed a wild right swing
but hooked his left TO the body as
Lynch backed TO tho ropes. The
champion landed lightly to the head
and hammered away at Smiths
body as they clinched. but was sent
back by a slashing left to the chin.
Smith shook the champion with a
right to the head.
Round Fourteen.
Smith landed stiff right that
staggered the champion as the
round opened Lynch ducked
Smiths rush and pummelled away
at the Mldgets body. Smith stumb-
led to his knee but rose quickly and
both mixed furiously. Smith rocked
the champion with right to the
jaw and both were wading in at top
speed as the round ended.
Round Fifteen.
Smith forced the champion 60
miss after he landed with right and
left to the head. The Champion
left jab shook the challenger and
he had Smith apparently groggy
with a smashing attack to the head.
Smith landed a wicked right and
drove the champion to the ropes,
swinging both fists.