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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-07

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Phon. your grocer. Distributed by the
Graham Fruit Produce Go.
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PRIVATE School for kindergarten or
fiat year work. piic.. reasonable. 1919
Lincoln. Phone i4sG.
NOTIcE--ssiny hog taken M. May
b. had by paying for feed ana ad. ,Oi
Fnlrmount Ave. nan Jacinto.
GENTLEMAN Mph school teacher de-.
sir.H room and hoard with private fam
ily. Phone 1888.
Dlil;SSNAkING, also childrcn's aud
ir.FHos coats. Phone 2SaDJ. 1909 JET.
'erson.
WANTED TO Buy
WANTED 'Ford cnr, must h. cheap
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Hogs Wanted
Pens East Of Great West Aiiii.
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LOS, AND FOUND
AUTOMOBILE

FOR RALls--is,2 mudcl Ford Coupe
first clanf coudliion. spilnE shock alb
sorl,err. self starter lucklng steering
wheel: reasonably cheap Phone 10s.
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REAL ESTATE


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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-07
REAL estate
For Sale o. Trade

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-07
Look These Trades Over

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'ouI Hilff ~ i.allisst, Tskas 90 acres
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in Amarillo.
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uf Amarillo frsldsnce.
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"a TRADE iuf zso a. GEO acres u Plains
and assume ~ pas aunie difference.
ss.ms Sod lafgalna ~ Ne for tn
next Tow days. take Fad ~ Dodge car
- eath payment ~ small rash lHiyinsni
ana terms.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-07

YOUNG lady Sienographer desires q 20.
sition. Has had one year experience.
Phone tzt afternoons.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-07
WANTED TO Buy

WANTED Ford nr, must h. cheap
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sufs aiid ass stoves ~ all kinds. isssi
ssh pfirss psid phobo soSs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-07

ron TRADE--i.room Lubbock real.
dcncr. for Amarillo residence. viii as
ylme difference. Phone 1909 H. ~
lifilaln.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-07

ron HENT--Ono SIDE Of modern du.
pies. three rooms. breakfast aicoye, re-.
lrigeaior rom private llith Sos JET.
roflon street. Phone 2sf2.W or i9GiJ.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-07
S. G.. BURDINE

SUITS 2al.2si Hln ekburh building
Phone sol
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-07
FOR SALE

ltoHinence lhone ll-,
DAIRY FOR RENT or sALE-Noar
the city limits. "a dairy location. well,
sIlO, milk barn. feed barn. separator
house. fourroOm residence and other
outbuildlnrs. Address ". j.. care News.
90 call Mr.. Cooper. Phone 70.
Pitt HEs--i.lbrria Peaches. Colorado.
Phone your grocer. Distributed by the
Graham Fruit P,oduc. 90.
Here You Are
Help Hubby make n living
while the kiddies 90 to school.
Rent a tooming house. Eleven
nice rooms and bath, 200 North
Buchanan. Price only $500.
CiLVIN & CILVIN
REALTORS
FOR SAIE-iO.room roomlng house,
completely furnished. A bargain for
Someone. Phone 2a0s.J.
ROOMS Fob RENT
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FOR RENT-Room for rent. 500 Tay
ar. Phone 1873.
NANTED--One or two refined mel 20
rent nicely furnished front room, with
bath. In private home. 300 East Third
street. Phone asa. Two blocks Of hes,
eating house In town.
FURNISHED ROOM. COS Harrison
hone 72i.
FOR RENT--New modern bedrooms
with hot and cold running water. Bel
mont Apartments. 207h w. 9Th. Phone
i3sg.
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Fol, i.:NT--Two modern unfurnlshcd
rooms. 81 per monnlh. Phone i1D5.J.
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rOii I,EST-To business woman large
bcitoom. furnished IN ivory. lavntory In
room private toilet. iOi y. 10th.
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Foi. l,ENT--One bedroom. private en-.
trance convenient to bath. 7O7 Tyler.
FOk kENT-Nicely furnished front
hcd0rm. adjoining hath. Phone 1881,
iCi buchanan Street.
FOL, RHNT--fhrcc modern unfur'
nishoi roons for rent, cheap 1909
jackson Street Phone 2As2 w
FOR RENT-Thrcc unfurnlshed rooms.
cheap. COS Monroe. Phone I'LL o.
2isT.
FOR RENT--Modcrn close In bedrooms
$3.50 and $3.50 per week. Phone NJ.
200 buchanan.
20 RENT--Furnishcd he'd room. with
kitchenc,tc. SOG Van Buren,. Phone
i23e.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms.
sos Fillmore.
For RENT-i'ront bedroom adjoining
hath. one block from Mckinley school.
hoard II desired. 1907 w. 7th.
ROOMS for ladies. also two meals per
day. week days, On Saturdays and
Sundays. sOi Fillmore. Phone 2ssj'W.
ron IlENT-inrge bedroom IN private
home close In. Call 2ois.
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For RENT--Niccly furnished bed
room. teachers or gentlemen pre-.
ferred. Kitchen and dining room priv.
leecS: one block OF Mckinley school.
Phone 1919.
FOR RENT--3 furnished rooms. t25.
Phone ili7. 500 North Fillmore.
ron RENT--Garage. zoo Van Buren,.
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fOR RENT-i.argo front room. fur.
n.shed. Young men OF teachers pre-.
ferrcd. Cali CsO. ~, Polk.
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ron HENT-Fnrnlshed or unfinished
rooms 10 couple. or ladies' employed.
with cooking privilege Phone 1899.
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SITUATIONS WANTED
CLERICAL work wanted by man ~
years old. experienced. capable and
Thoroughly reliable In detail. Prefer
work with advancement. Boz 81.
<evs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-07

DAIRY FOR RENT or sALE-Ncar
the city limits. dairy location, well.
silo, milk barn. feed barn. separator
house. four.room rcaldenoe and other
outbuildnrs. Address v. j.. care News.
90 call Mr. Cooper. Phone ~.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-07

FOR RENT-iroom modern furnished
apartment Phone Cs5 from "a. m. 10
IL n. m, $40.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-07
SITUATIONS WANTED

wANTED-'osliion by refined middle.
aged hdy M housekesper IN private
home. ran give best Of reference: also
difference required. Phone 27agJ ANA.
lilo ~ write y. q. Box Coz. Clarendon.
Texas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-30
Ea MI

Interesante aspecto que ofrecia la aper-
tura del COngresO Mas6nico Interantillano,
ell cual inaugur6 sus sesiones en- ell TeatrO
Municipal en- la tarde del domingo "a de
de Puerto Rico reunida en- session extraOr-
dinaria, para dar la bienvenida los dele
gadOs mas0nicOs de Cuba, SantO Domingo
Venezuela, y en- cuyo acto que revisti6
una gran sOlemnidad, Sc pronunciation bri-
llantisimOs discursOs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-30
Z] IE

En- ell centrO de la otra fotografia aparece
ell Venerable Gran Maestro de la Logia So
berana de Puerto Rico, LcdO. Don Luis Mu-
fOz Morales, que preside ell Congreso. A
su derecha, DIR. Don Eliseo Font y GuillOt,
presidente de la Comision Organizadora
su izquierda ell LcdO. Don Santos Sanchi-
drian, diputado Gran Maestro por ell pri-
mer DistritO mas6nico autOr del proyec-
to del referidO CongresO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-30

Ell SenadOr Sociaisa Don Santiago IgIesas ene como
Sc ve una proe numerOsa Como los patrarcas de la hi
dalga terra de que orundO, sienta su mesa once
hijOs que - naturalmente mayor carino su mas
iegmo OrgGllo En- ell centrO del grupo estan eI su
rOdeadOs de hos JOsefna Lbertad Frater-
nidad America Justcia, Iguadad, Laura, Luz Santiago
ManOin Eduardo.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-07
4 NEW COMMONWEALTH.

Unheralded by pomp or ceremony Ireland has
taken place among the commonweaIths OF the
yord,-a free state with the greatest measure OF
Independence she has had at any time during her
700 years struggle against Eagsh rule.
Ireland's destiny IS in her own hands on
the success OF the newly created government de-
Ponds whether yesterdays formal proclamation Of
new commonwealth is the end Of the centuries
old struggle merely breathing spell before the
renewal Of the conflict.
The absence OF pomp ceremony in the transit
ton from the status OF being one Of England's
ruled possessions to that Of a nation having con-
troll OF its affairs may be differently inter
preted. II may have been merely an indication Of
The calm before the storm of renewed conflict It
may have been the calm of exhaustion following
the long and bitter fight or it may have signihed
the calmness OF determined men who have won n
great victory but who n their victory have been
foresighted enough realize that the victory was
but the beginning OF the more important task OF
making the victory worthy OF the efforts in win
ming It,
For the time England passes out Of the struggle
Ireland must settle for herself whether the new
government will bring about a united people.
whether the measure Of independence won from
England satisfies the intense demands for liberty
that the Irish have fought for during 700 years
whether the conflict must be renewed to attain
the goal of absolute independence. Of an undivided
allegiance, and that undivided allegiance only
Ireland.
Under the settlement by which this common
wealth comes into being. Ireland has her own par
lament in matters or internal affairs 4 cabinet.
similar TO the British cabinet is the executive
authority OF the nation. There is a double
allegiance required that TO Ireland and that to the
British government
To all intents it Is pointed out that there is great
similarity I'm the relations now existing between
Ireland and England between Canada and
England. Ulster viii not participate in the new
government, the treaty giving the northern coun-
ties the privilege OF Withdrawing from the agree
ment. and these counties have signhed their inten-
ton Of remaining outside the new free state.
II 10 take the word of the newly
appointed governor-general Ireland enters upon a
new under most ausTicious circumstances we
have been given measure or freedom" he says.
"as large that enjoyed by any of the states in the
American Union
The Free MANS Journal remarking THAT the
Irish Free state begins life under constitution of
Irish manufacture. also adds a hopeful note "All
intrigues." says. Ito make trouble over the new
instrument Of the Irish government fell TO the
ground OF tho realization that the British parlia-
ment despite all the supremacy claimed for it,
could not change a word or phrase n an Irish
made constitution without Ireland's consent"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-07
NON.SKID Rods.

1t is dificult to believe that good smooth road
can be considered the greatest menace to the auto
mobile driver today, but it is-in wet weather. In
fact. the danger is great that the National Mo
florists association is urging the development Of
non-skid roads
The trouble is to find a permanently satisfactory
surface. There is little danger OF sldding pave
meuts OF brick or granite block, in very hot
weather but these seldom keep level surface
long. The concrete or asphalt road can be made
temporarily safe by roughening the surface before
the tor finishing hardens. But this relief lasts only
a little while as OIL dust and waste soon fill up the
crevices and the road becomes slippery the
one finished smooth in The first place.
It is m immediate problem in every locality. The
individual who seeks fortune and the gratitude Of
his feuow-men has no need TO look far afeld. All
he has to do is to sit right at home and devise
surface or material which will offer little fric-
ton as the smooth road. as little skidding as the
rough block pavement and retan these qualities
indefinitely under the steady whir of millions Of
passing wheels.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-07
YOUR FUTURE.

You have noticed that hard times and prosperity
follow each other in cycles like spokes Of a re-
volving wheel Makes life uncertain. You never
know for sure what TO expect
a valuable tip along this line is furnished by
Col Leonard W. Ayres. In business he's the Stats
tlcan for Cleveland Trust company and known in
ternationaly. Uncle Sam uses his "hggers''-keep5
him on the armys general staff
Col Ayres. after analyzing business conditions in
the last 90 years makes this discovery:
During this long period many four years
out OF each 10 have been years of SERIOUS bust
ness depression"
IN other words striking an average iva years
or five genuine hard times. And probably
out of the three remaining years one is period OF
mild depression. one a year of half-hearted pros
perity. and only year in che FIVE genuine boom
period.
Apply ;his to your personal life. It means: Two
out OF each years of your life viii times when
the shoe viii pinch tightly.
II You live so years - of them viii be in periods
OF hard times. In the remaining SO years you VIII
either be operating in prosperous conditions or at
least getting a cair for your money.
out OF Che entire 90 wears. probably not more
than = VIII be years of "easy pickius."
IN lifetime OF 60 years according 20 these figures
the average man has IS years in which he makes
breaks himself and his fortunes.
During these 60 years OF varying degrees OF pros
perity it necessary to build up reserve fund for
"A years OF hard times
This truth has been known since ancient days in
Egypt when one OF the Pharoahs stored grain dur.
ing seven tat years TO provide food for the seven
lean years that followed
America now is definitely well into q period Of
better ume3. The depression that began in May.
1890 stih fresh in our memories We should
keep 1t there indelibly
Hard dimes 90 not last forever Neither does
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-07
OthorE Editors EhanO ur..
MURDER BY OMISSION.

a 80
That the moral law aud jural law sometimes
as apart the poles is illustrated IN "A recent
unusual English prosecution for murder where the
offeuse. if any. tho result of omission rather
5haH OF commission
The facts that e committed suicide by
hanging but instant, his wife appealed to the
accused. who was passing bicycle He went
into the house. looked NJ the man and then went
on his way. when he had the opportunity of saving
a life by cutting the rope.
The court held that death bodily injury re-
sulting from omission TO discharge duty imposed
10y law or 10y contract amounts. in the eye of the
Jaw. the s1ne offense if resulting from act
done bat when duty is imposed by law. it is
not ofense 10 cause death bodily injury. even
Intentionally. 10y any omission. Thus the court said
a drowning and is able 10 save him by
holding out his hand. a absiains from doing so in
order that Il may be drowned, and 3 is drowned
a has committed ohense.'
in much earlier English case the court held
THAI failure 10 interfere with another in the act OF
taking poison constituted crime however callous
and heartless IL might be- The only penalty lies in
;he just reproach and censure of good Such
is also the rule in courts. Yet in morals
Intentionally cause death hy omission differs not
az au from causing il by commission; both are
murder.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-07

"a hours In diabetes the amount
passed will be two or three quarts,
or even a gallon or more.
With such an escape Of fluid Il
Will be understood why there is such
a tremendous thirst. The amount Of
water consumed every day is proper
tionate to the amount discharged.
Ways to Cure.
Stomach symptoms are met. The
most common is the increased appe-
tite. and especially the craving for
sugar and starches and fats. There
may, be marked dyspepsia and every
symptom of indigestion.
The skin may show boils and pus-
capped pimpIes Almost invariably
there is intense itching The whole
body or certain parts may itch ter
ribly.
Headache. neuralgia. stupOr. and,
i'm advanced cases. profound uncon-
seriousness are uncomfortable symp-
toms.
There may be cramps in the calves
of the legs or elsewhere.
The eyes sometimes show trouble.
Inflammation OF the various parts,
or cataract and blindness may be the
result of diabetes.
More common than all the other
symptoms. except the urinary
changes, are the loss of strength and
continued loss Of flesh The collar
Will be found many sizes too large
for the narrowing neck, and accus-
toned exercises Will prove too weari-
some.
Worry and mental overwork are
great factors IN producing the con-
ditiOn. Diabetes is a disease watch
ing every chance TO attack theetired
business man. The victim must adapt
his mental condition 10 his physical
necessity and stop worrying. Mental
poise must be cultivated. 1t helps the
cure.
This condition is more serious in
children or young persons than in
these Of middle-life. A Terson past
so may have the symptoms for years
and yet preserve fairly good health.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-07
Your Health BY B Pr 5sd mi s. cG 2 / G7

Recently the newspapers have
been filed with reports of "A new cure
for diabetes. If they prove TO be
true. one of the discouraging all
ments will have been removed. How
can you know you have this dis
ease?
If you are thirsty every 10 min
utes. have to get up several times
every night. and arc constantly los
Ing flesh, you have a group of symp-
toms to be looked upon with suspi
cion.
These are signs of diabetes
Examination of the urine Will re-
veal. not only a great increase in
quantity, but also the presence OF
sugar, a substance that should not
be found there.
Diabetes is one of the obscure
conditions. Just what causes it. and
where the original trouble is. are
matters Of DISPUTE among doctors.
All agree, however. that It is a dis
case requiring care and which. if
neglected. will result seriously.
This is one Of the diseases likely to
be overlooked.
Early Recognition Vital.
Sometimes 1 think we talk too
much about our real or imaginary
ailments. 1t must be admitted, how
ever. that more widely spread know
ledge of certain diseases would make
Tor the good Of mankind. 1t would
drive to the doctor in time for cure
many patients who now report TOO
late.
In the matter OF cancer. for in
stance, IS it not disturbing TO learn
that this disease is said 20 be in
creasing at the rate of II percent
per year? With wider knowledge of
the symptoms of cancer. patients Will
be directed toward the doctor before
the disease has become hopeless.
SO it is with diabetes. Early recog-
milton will enable the victim to begin
treatment at a favorable stage
The normal quantity Of urine for a
healthy person is about one quart in
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-07
a. TWAS THE NIGHT AFTER
CHRISTMAS"

In the guestroom Cousins Olga
and Wilbert, in belligerent whis-
pers, are trying to settle the poir.
whose idea it was anyway Of spend
ing Christmas with relatives.
Myrtle is conducting a little re
search work in the price marks q
her gifts, preparatory to striking a
profit and loss balance for the day
In the nursery a delegation O.
aunts are trying to hold a peace
conference with little Pet. who is
dem9nding her favorite doll with
tn broken head and left foot miss.
ing, surreptitiously discarded by the
family the day before.
Below, grandma is tidying up
picking pieces Of paper and string
and putting them down somewhere
else. Mother is engaged in remem>
bering all the people to whom she
forgot 10 send cards Grandfather
announces at intervals that he ate
too much dinner. while Aunt Isobel
ever since tho distribution of gifts
has maintained a stony silence.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-07
Just Folks c ;3a:.s
BOYS AND GIRLS.

BOYS AND GIRLS.
Some folks pray for a boy. and some
For a golden-haired little girl to
come.
Some claim to think there is more
OF Joy
Wrapped up in the smile Of little
boy.
While others pretend that the silky
curIs
And plump. pink cheeks o. the lit
tie girls
Bring more OF bliss to the old
home place
Than a small boys queer little
freckled face.
Now which is better I couldn't say
If the Lord should ask me to choose
today;
II He should put in a call for me.
And say: Now what shall your
order be.
a boy or g.rl2 I have both in store.
Which OF the two are you waiting
for?"
ia say with one O. my broadest
grins:
send either one. II it can't be
twins"
I've heard it said TO some peoples
shame
They cried with grief when a small
boy came.
For they wanted a CIR. And
some folks know
Who wanted a boy just took on so
When a girl was sent. BUTT seems
20 me
That mothers and fathers should
happy be
To think when the Stork has come
and gone
That the Lord would trust them with
either one.
Soy or girIe There can be no choice;
There's something lovely in either
voice.
And al that ask of the Lord to
do.
Is 20 see that the mother comes
safely through
And guard the baby and have il
well.
With a perfect form and healthy
And pair of eyes and a shock Of
hair.
Then. hoy or girs-and IL dad
won't care.
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