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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-09-15

Those of you who know what the
University of Texas lacks in the
way of equipment and buildings are,
ne doubt, in sympathy with every
movement for betterment in that
direction There are, however, many
Of the citizens of Lubbock county
who, / believe, would like % know
more about what the University
needs 70 make il the educational
center that the State should main
tain.
Students who register for courses
in the session of l922-23 IN the
University Of Texas, will be face to
face with one of the biggest move
ments ever fostered by the student
body Of that institution. At the
beginning Of the fall term a million
dollar campaign will be launched on
the campus. This campaign mas
been looked forward to with great
enthusiasm on the part Of every
student, for il is 10 build a Texas
Memorial Union. Success IN this
campaign D. the aim Of every loyal
Texas student To gain the greatest
success By reaching the goal they
have set. the student must have
the good VIII and hearty co-opera-
ton of the parents 40 home We be-
lieve that by telling you what IS
needed, why it is needed and what
IL Is for that we viii, through your
loyalty. gain your approval and
boosting power, if not your financ-
ial support.
The constitution Of Texas calls
for a first class University equip
ped and maintained by the State
taxes. Take notice Of the word,
"first-olass There are too few
buildings on the University campus
that may be termed first class
buildings. and one of these was Civ
en- 10 the University by a friend.
We are forced 90 admit that the
State Legislature has done very lit
tie for the University. Do you know
that the largest and the most used
building on the campus IS a veritable
fire trap. and has been condemned
on that account II Is the main
building % which | am referring.
At one time this structure was a
first class building. and amply full
filled is purpose, but now that the
number Of students has passed the
four-thousaid mark and viii soon be
five thousand. this building b. iar
too small. Every little corner Is
partliionod OF and made into an
Office for some professor. The lar
ger rooms are cut up into five or
aid smaller ones Tor class rooms
or other purposes This method
of furnishing room In a crowded
hon.e IA unhealthy and unsaniiaIY
and dangerous Those Of you Who
know what me In0||sh Channel III
Ia lha main building NNl agree that
IA reminds one n q Iuu ~ stalls in
l stable Fnr that mailer Che main
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-09-15

lutions:
Whereas, the students Of the
University of Texas have become
Interested in the erection Of stu
dents Union Building, and
Whereas, it is abvious that
Student Unions in other State Uni
versities are rendering large service
in making student activities more
democratic, more wholesome ard
more loyal TO proper University
ideals, and
Whereas, the faculty is interest
ed - every movement looking TO
the betterment Of student life in
this institution; therefore be i re-
solved
e. That the faculty considers
the movement TO secure students
Union as worthy. patriotic and
highly valuable undertaking.
"2 That the members Of the
University staff, individually and
collectively, pledge their moral and
financial support TO the end that a
Students Union may be wisely plan
ned, financed and erected al an
early date"
The ex-students Of the University
in a meeting on March goth, thor
oughly discussed the memorial un-
ion project, and the plan met with
hearty approval. Now that the
movement has the support Of these
three bodies Of Texas citizens, IL is
expected that all other loyal Texans
who had relative in the great
World War, and the rest Of you who
have the interests Of Texas at heart
will line up with them and carry the
movement 30 a glorious success
This movement cannot be iiuauc-
ed by the Legislative body of Tex
as. The law requires that only the
shall be financed by the Legislature
The Texas Memorial Building win.
therefore, be financed by those Of
you who are able TO pay, who are
willing TO work, and sacrifice just
little or a great deal, as the case
may be, for a monument and tib-
ute 10 the dead; an inspiration and
service 10 the living.
The object Of the Texas Memoir
ial Union movement is TO erect
building, the purpose Of which viii
be:
I. a fitting memorial 10 Texas
men and women who served in the
world war.
2. To bring the people Of Texas
In touch with the University.
3. To educate the students and
alumni % a sense Of responsibility
90 their University
a To unite the students, exc
students, faculty, and friends Of
The University in a really great, an
selfish undertaking and, by so do
ing, mobilize all Texas forces and
coordinate and concentrate thom Do
such "a way ag 90 lead % d bigger
better, and greater Texas uniyer.
siiv
A University Union d combine
t'nn of che students. faculty and
alumni. inr th0 general welfare IN
ih0 university Tho hulld.nr win
aHlfo a. club f0f cfNlY student
uf ihe University q Uill Furnish
quarters fHf faI|nuH nInln|TniInna
chat arf essential D. University llle
4 VII b. a working recreation con
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-09-15

ter for University activities. IL
will afford every student an oppor-
tunity for practice in civic and so
cial life. II will create spirit Of
solidarity in the student body. and
enable students from all parts of the
State TO foster acquaintance and
ripen friendships. Il will provide a
medium to develop real Texas
spirit Il will provide accommoda-
tions and headquarters for ex-
students and visitors Of the Univer-
sity when in Austin. II will tend
to deepen the loyalty Of every for
mer student Of varsity. II will rad
late the spirit Of democracy through
out the University and throughout
the State. Il is planned that this
memorial shall be a worthy tribute
a minimum goal is set AZ a million
dollars
The above are q few reasons why
you should be booster for this
movement Here is another good
reason: There has been some talk
Of a West Texas A. a. VI. College
in the past year or 50. Do you
not think that If Lubbock county
shows interest in higher education,
and consequently in this Memorial
Union movement that il will be a
point in our favor when the loca-
ton Of West Texas A. a. VI. Col
lege- is TO be decided upon. Lub-
book needs this college as we all
know, but we do not deserve such
favors unless the citizens Of this
county are enthusiastic boosters for
higher education ard willing to help
worthy undertaking 70 the limit.
Let US cooperate IN this campaign
and show the rest Of Texas our
quality % citizenship. Then we
may more conscientiousy say 60
the best citizenship Of the State,
Come 10 Lubbock. the Hub Of the
Plains"
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-09-15
TAX COLLECTOR CANDIDATES
TIE rs AMICABLY SETTLED

The final returns in the August
26th run-off. found S. G. Spikes and
a. J. Clark, candidates for Tax
Collector Of this county tied for the
nomination. OF the 2720 votes cast
they had 1860 VOTES each, and the
decision had 10 be- made according
10 election law. Article 3i2i, Re
vised Civil Statutes. which provide
that the chairman Of the County
Democratic Committee shall cast
lots before the candidates % de-
fosmine which shall receive the nom.
nation. which wna done With ihe
result that Ne Spikes was the lucky
candidate
Both men were willing ~ accent
he dacIsInn ~ tho loi and though
Mr CLARK might ulah ho had had
batter lack. ~ loul 90 40 Is|nn ~
4 fair meih0i 30 settle ihe lll, and
haa NJ yin toward DO one
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-09-15
MRS. HALEY AT HOME
FROM VISIT AT Mckinney

Mrs. =. =. Haley is at her place
again In the Office Of Campbell and
Nickers, where she does all the stem
ographic work Of that busy law
firm. She left Lubbock several
weeks ago for Mckinney 60 visit
her father, and her absence was
kecnly felt, Tor she d very popular
Ia Luhbook. and j. a leader In so
cial activities Of the young people.
She was accompanied there by
her sister, Miss Mearham, who re-
malnod with her folks az Mckinney,
hut q h hoped that she viii return
% Lubbock IN the near future.
Vacation time a about over and
the people of luhhofk are turning
their attention. ~ home town amuse-
mrnisI Hnd 40 arc glad o. have
ME- Haley hers a. i4ko her place
ln social add lhuI l.f0l0s where
.he o. frff popular
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-09-15
KANSAS CITY MARKET


Kansas City Stock Yards. Sep
TENDER 4. 1922. Though cattle re-
cepits were not as large as a week
ago, they were heavy when consider
ed that other commercial activities
were closed for the Labor Day holt
day. Prices for fat grades ruled
weak 10 l5 cents lower. Stockers
and feeders were quoted strong 70
10 cents higher. Hogs were strong
to 10 cents higher than Saturday.
Sheep and lambs were weak 20 20
cents lower.
Today's Receipts
Receipts today were $4,000 cattle,
5000 hogs, and 5000 sheep, com
pared with $4,000 cattle, 5000 hogs
and 5000 sheep a week ago, and
n 500 cattle, 6,i39 hogs and l2,-
800 sheep a year ago.
Beef Cattle
Though packing houses ware clos
ed on account Of the Labor Day
holiday killers bought a good many
fat cattle, and there was fairly
good shipping and other demand.
Receipts were liberal and the buyer
"AA' EaNNlAN ~ w 80 ANNNA ANAA''"
sions IN prices, for all except good
fed grades, and they we're steady.
The latter applied 10 most kinds
good enough TO scll al $3.50 or bet
ter Grass FAT steers sold AZ $500
% Ss75, showing about the usual
percent n common quality. Cows
and helfcfs we're quoted weak com
pared with last Friday. Veal calves
we're steady
Stoi ksFs aad Feeders
The ability ~ railroads last week
t0 handle more than $1,000 stock
ura and fOodfrs nn outbound ship.
menia encouraged demand to-day ani
prizes ruled strong a. ! D cents high.
Or Demand nal lur all llAaaoa. ari
active.
liagt
Saturday hoe pll00. lnHlhfi q
n1u l1a .lol lll lha SEASON anl a.
mani va lnilHfnrni TO-DAY lhll1
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-09-15
THE IDEAL PURGATIvE

As purgatiye, Chamberlain's
Tablets are the exact things re-
CURED Strong enough for the most
robust, mild enough for children.
IF d9e ne en Sose Soa any Of asSt
terrible gripink They are easy and
pleasant to take and agreeable In
effect 5f-4F
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-09-15

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IIIa IANAIIIN IHIHI n |IINN NnIHI8l \
H|I|l .I|| 81 a. .I. "a aII NIIII "a a.
N| Wv ''|N| |.I.I4 L. I.Ill,t /.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-09-15

Saturday hoe plllrI inHlhEI a
nlN lga bot lNI lha .aHIln ani il
mani vas lnalHsleni To-day lhlrl
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-09-15

Fifty years ago he first Oak built Genu-
inc Round Oak giving you more heat from less fuel
BECAUSE or IT'S PATENTED IMPROVEMENTS
holds fire 4S hours steady heat easy
troll and easy operate
These of the reasons why : the World
famous heating They also the why
mend it for your favorable consideration
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-15
I odavia P~erseguimos
un Ideal

su palabra V su acci0n aviva I'll fue-
go sdntO de nuestro Ideal. Pero esta
idea Sc d%csvanecfa de mi mente. Il me-
dida que III portorriqueno, que repre-
te de las cjccutorias durante la vida
de este hombre eXtraordinario. que
muy raraS vcccs apareccn Ell la vida
de los puebl0S, para realizar, como di-
ria Emerson, als0 que creemOs impo-
! siblc haSta que no tocamos sus result
tados. Me afirmaba mas en- MI GREEN
ella de que prOntO esOs que Sc llaman
directories V conductores de pueblos,
~aEandonarfan el Ideal, que tantas We
ces los subi0 Ell hombros Il las alturas
del poder, que como enfermedad en-
demica de las alturas SOciales, afro
fla los 0rgan0s del Sentimiento.
y hacc muy POGO, al arreciar ell NAL,
no vimOs surgir, ell llcroismO, esa ba-
rrcra formidable del mhl. NucstrOs
h0mbrcs 10 aband0nan todo... ;Sera
ell maquiayelismO en- acci0n? No que
rem0s Greer este; nuestra mente Sc re-
siste q c~recrlo, Y 10 mismo nuestrO
pueblo, siempre manso V bueno. que no
la tenido todavfa 81 dfa felfz de hacer
un gesto V lamar de cualquier name
IA de sus pedestales a cstos fdolos que
sufrimos.
Pcro fbamOs canine de Ia decaden-
cia. Sc contaban va nuestrOS ultimoS
buena de Dios. Hasta que la juven-
tud lanZ0 ell primer CRITIC de rebeldfa,
Isla. Siempre la juventud sana Y dig
ma. valiente V hOnrada. les da el elem
plo u los mayores, V les indica ell CANT
no Il seguir. La isla Sc c0nmueve. Sc
eXteriorizan los sentimientos Y ell pals
demuestra una veZ mas cual cs sl san
Ia Y noble aspiration.
Estas fueron las en%seilanZas de nues-
tro Maestro de civismo. Estan muy
hOndaS. pOr ESQ vemos SuS reSultadOS,
deSpu6s de tantOS embates @ intrigaS
por aniquilarnos. No cstamos cafdos,
nos alienta aquel espfritu noble desde
ultratumba para c0ntinuar la lucha,
por ESQ henos aquf diSpuestos una veZ
mas a romper lanzas por la dignidad
de esta desventurada TERRA.
Sobre la tumba de Jose de Die
go, caeran estas ideas, francis V va
~lientes, como ell homemade mas sincere
a Ii memOria del que fuG I'm patricia
Y I'm poeta. v que como poeta supo
cantar las eXcelsitudes de SUI raZa V
los dolores de su terra v de la Ameri-
ca Que sangra. DescanSa. lfder hasta
q. tengamos la dicha de vislumbrar el
dfa felfz del nacimiento de la nacio-
nalidad pOrtorrique1a. para %entonces.
econ la bandera de In patria libre.
cubrir de gloria tn sepulcro''.
NdRHcI Dics de .lndhao.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-15

.Mf o. t.
pmericanos eli virtud del bill 10
nes", Sc da preferencia a otros ele-
mentos que no 10 son. Han trabaja-
do ell buQues de ~travesfa, pero al soIi-
citar plaZas que saben e~Xisten, Sc
encucntran con que otros e~lemcntOs,
particularmente de las islas vecinas
hallan siempre ocupaci6n que a ellos
les falta.
Asf nos 10 han dicho los EXPIRE
sados marines, que Ge acuerda con
los documentos que poseen tienen IA
yorables anteeedentes.
nL 81 NM.. .WfL" . H ID ~
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-15
NO cS p0r CT MisiSipi,
que Ia canO0 de mis- sue
nos dcdHsn''.

Tn aio mas v otra ycz nos detemos
ante la tumba del amado Maestro a
depositar flores sObre la losa fra que
guarda sus venerand0s despojOs. y
hoy nuestros corazohes siempre estru-
jadOs por el dolor v abatidos por las
decepciones de esta lucha que hace
tempo llevamos empeMada al defensa
de un Ideal, al cual hemOs consaglJ-
do todas nuestras e%nergfas. sienten la
dicha inmensa de yer que todavfa
nuestro pueblo conserva ell su pecho
gigantic Y sincere ell amor a una ban
dera, que sirvi0 de srdario a un por-
t%orriQue1O ilustre, que sus mayOres
desvelos fueron laborar constantemen-
te por hacer dc nuestra terra n pa
tria librc y soberana de sus proIios
y legftimos derechOS.
Zas V con fe ciega en- ell poryenir, rem
dimOs ell homenaje , que cada ahO lie
yamos a cabo a Ia memorial de
Jose dc Diego, porQue hace POGO hemos
admirable el gesto valiente Y hermoso
de la juventud po~rtOrriquela. que de-
moStr0 que anna una bandera V que
esta dispuesta a defenderla sin medir
los SACRIFICES que esta les pueda aca-
rrear. Esa e. la semilla pOr 81 rcga-
da, que esta dando frutos, pero frutos
sanOs V mobiles. lejos de todas estas
mezquindades de la vida, de esta vida
Ell la cual nos hemos debatido, con
%sinceridad y valentfa... Por ESQ 10
proclamamos con orgullo e hidalgufa.
que a 81 Sc debe dnica Y EXCLUSIVE
mente, que huestro pueblo aliente en-
sus %corazoncs este ideal. inica canine
de nuestra redenci6n. Otros fueron
los precursores, pcro Jose de Diego
fu6 ell que ahohdo y busc0 las rafces de
nuestro pueblo, dOnde verdadearmente
esta arraigado ell Ideal a que aspira
ell pals.
Hoy hace cuatro amos que tuve Ia
infinita tristeza de asiStir a las hon
ras ffnebres que Sc llevaron a cabo en-
la Capita Campbell. dc New York. Ell
mcmor;a dc aqtcl portorriqueno, TODD
hidal%uia Y pats.otiSmo y 4 quien Sc
guf tan de cerca Y p0r ESQ pude adj
mirar 81 amor que sentfa por esta tie
ira que guarda sus despojos, Y la cual
no pudO yer antes de partir para STEM
pre- a la Eternidad. Cuando contem-
plaba aquel cuerpo rfgido, Eelado por
la frialdad de la muerte, dc esa muer-
te i%mplicable que todo 10 dcstruye sin
dctenersc a yer 'el dailo que hace en-
su loca devastation, senti impulses de
gritar: g; Oh mucrte, detente un mo-
mento en- tn. carrcra, y no To- lleves 10
dnico que nos queda, 10 dnico que con
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-15
BASE BALL

En- la Liga de Base Ball de Caguas
Sc efectuara I'm renido desafio manana
por la tarde, entire las novenas "Colec-
tiva" Y Puerto Rico, ell cual sera ell
cuarto de la serie.
Los muchachos del hume saldran
manana a mediodia acompanados de
numerosos excursionistas para la SIM
patica ciudad de Caguas.
Manana, por la ma5ana y en- la Liga
Gle Puerta de TERRA habra I'm formida-
bic game, tomando la ofensiva contra
el "Colectiva'' una magnifica novena
ca~pitaneada por Daviu, y promote ser
uno de los mejores jucgos dc los mu-
chos que Sc piensan celebrar.
Ell "Verano", que es, Ell nombre de
la referida novena, esta integrada por
reconocidos jugadores de esta ciudad.
Los PLAYERS Fortier V Cartagena del
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-15
Farmacia Blanco

Correspondence al favor cue el pu-
blico intelcgente dc San Juan viene
dispensandoie desde hace 40 amos, sc
complace en- anunciar una rebaja en-
os precios al contado de un tanto por
ciento considerable y por tempo ILL
mitado.
Ell plblice que cOnoce la competen-
cia, equidad y garantia de la Farma-
cia Blanco, sabra apreciar este esfuer-
20 con que coopera a la baja general
en- ell costo de la vida.
No sc confunda Ia farmacia Blanco
pOr ninguna Otra vecina:
81 ~. saer Byau, TslsfonO IS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-15

Jos, sino para ell concrete de mercan-
cias nuevas.
Penetrad conmigo en- Ia famosa ca
lie de la traperia, G id viendo casilla
por casilla. Unas seran de objetos
'%nuevos, casillas vulgares, puestecitos
de baratijas. Esas no dicen NADIA, no
tienen voces de color nj de vejez, no
hablan al espiritu del artista. Pero,
liy las otras? Las otras son maravi-
Has de polvo, de telarana y de herrum-
bre. En- una hay zapatos de mujer y
lie honbre; zapatos viejos dc todos
os tamanos y todos los dolores. En-
otra, americanas, pantalones, y, con-
fundido con estas prendas m%asculinas,
trajes de mujer en- montones y ena-
euas, pantaletas, corses, camisas, etc,
etc. En- otra, ruedas de bicicleta y au-
.tomovil, maquinas dc coser, a las que
les faltan tornillos o cOrreas, alambres
delgados y gruesas, lisos y con puas,
sillas desfondadas, mecedoras en- es-
tado lamentable, roperos de luna sin
lunas, lavamanos sin palangana, ma
etas sin llave, jarros sin asa, de la
ton v po~rcelana, ~relojes sin minutero y
sin horario, paraguas, cuchillos, nava-
jas etc.i etc. Esto, y TODD 10 que vos-
Ictros os imagineis, 10 tendreis aqui,
] n Ell Rastro, zafacon g~igantesco; ba-
| 'urero infinite, a donde van a parar
odos los desperdicios, las v~ejeces y
| os v6mitos de la antigua y populosa
apital del RENO de Espana.
E. RiberaI Chevremont.
Madrid, JUNO 1922.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-15
MAGNIFICAS
H~ABITACIONES

BESIDE ell dia primero de AgOsto
Ipr6ximo habra d~ispOnible en- la casa
Allen 4, pisO principal, habitaciOnes
dc bucna luz y amplia ventilation con
scrvicio de hygiene y c~omodidad, COM
pleto, para tres cabalIeros de buenas
costumbres. Informes en- Ia misma
casa. 7-27
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-15
UN BALE EN- CAGUAS

Don Felix Arostegui, Presidente de
la Colonia Espanola de Caguas, nos
invita- al Bale de C~onfianza que ha
de ~llevarse a efecto en- la noche del
domingo 23 del corriente acto para
ell que reina la mayor animation.
Agradecidos por la cortesia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-15
UNA QUEJA.
Luis Progress.

Pablo Perez, Juan Sanchez y Ale
jandro Sanchez, que trabajan de ma
rineros, cuya labor han tenidO siem-
pre-, Sc han quejado a las autoridades;
de q. les es diffcil obtcner ocupacl6n
en- los barcos de Dandera ~nacionaL,
pues apesar de ser clos ciudadanos
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-15

ANUNCIANTES = Esta es la OCCASION de que vuestros
anuncios obtengan Ell exito que os p~roponeis: que
Sc conozca y Sc compre la mercancia que anunciais
por un pdblico exquisite que lee diariamente TODD
eel IMPARCIAL."
LECT0RES: Esta es la oportunidad para adquirir un
caro- BUICK" completamente GRATIS, en- page
a vuestros afanes y como premio a vuestra cons
tancia; leyendo Ell IMPARCIAL"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-15

Nuestra exhibition dc Muebles pa
ra Oficinas, en- nuestras vitrinas de
Fortaleza. mostrara a I'd. precios que
no tienen competencia en- mueblcs de
una superioridad a toda prucba. Can
tero, Fernandez & Co., Inc.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-15

Los cupones recibidos despues de
errado Ell escrutinio, no apafecen en-
n presente lista, sino que Sc contaran
n la relaci6n del mes do agosto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-15

Ponce Braves, Guilfuchi Y Garcia del
"Mayaguez, jugaran manaan domingo
en- la Liga de Ponce con sus respecti'
vos teams Y no o Ell "Verano" como
Sc ha anunciado>aqui en- San Juan. :
Las novenas "Colectiva" y "Puerta
de TERRA lucharan con ell team "Puer.
to Rico" en- la Liga de Caguas cl do.
mingo y lunes respectivamentc. Los
del hume iran al desquite de la cue
RIA del domingo 9, y los muchachos
de Nuts iniciaran Ell primer juego de
una serie de cinco contra los "jinetes"
En- Catano, mafiana, Sc enfrentaran el
"Puerta de TERRA" y el "Cataio Stars,
Esta Ultima novena cstrena TN magni-
fco uniformc acabado de recibir de
los Estados Unidos. Z
Los muchachos dc la Linca Ferrea
tcndran que trabajar duro, porque Sc.
gun dice Camaron, pitcher del "Puerta
de Terra, los va a dejar a todos engo.
mados.
Luis Progress.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-15

No de Re- Nc. de CuINo. de Cu-Num. INC. de Re- No. de CuTNo de CuLN1m.
gistro del pones en- pones va de gKtro del pones en- pones va{k de-
Concur viados Idos acier- Concur viados idos acRr
sante tos sante tos
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-15
a ttN# AZ Yse ;s81A
CONCURS0 DE Eel IMPARCIAL"
Para la Obtenei6n de I'm espl6ndidO autom6vl
BUICK" ell caro- mas acreditad0 del
mundO, Y ell preferidO de los
"' grandes depOrtiv0s. e 80 @~~~

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St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-12-08
AGE MATTER OF COMPARISON
Actual Passing Of the Years Really
Has Little to Do With Coming
Of Deerepitude.

John Il. voorhis, president OF the
board OF commissioners Of New York
city, recently celebrated his ninety.
third birthday by doing his usual days
work. lie arose ut i:30 his usual
time, aud after his usual hearty break.
fast walked as usual to his Office more
than n mile away.
Being nlnety.three doesn't mean any
thing unusual to this man whose span
OF life has been two-thirds ms long M
that Of the American republic.
Age In, after all. remarks Thrift.
greatly n matter Of comparison. A
few days before Mr.. voorhls' birthday
he said that, while walking brlskly TO
hts office one morning, he noticed
scyenty.fyeyearold man feebly hob
bling along the street. totterlng with
every step and seeming 10 have a ter.
riblo tlmo 60 navigate even nt the slow.
cat pace.
"t was a great pity" commented
Mr.. Voorhls. on this sad spectacle. ito
SEQ such a young man 30 nearly dis
abled by old age"
Yes, It's largely a matter Of com.
parison.
AZ sixteen. forty Is old nge; at nine
ty.three, syvcnty-hve Ia youth. The
actual years count for naught. Moro
and moro we md this out.