The Amarillo Globe-Times from Amarillo, Texas • Page 15

'vVEDNtSDAY, JULY 1, VHt AIviAKlLLO GLOBE ASKLIGHTING EXTENSION ON SOUTH TAYLOR PROPERTY OWNERS TENTH TO SIXTEENTH WANT WHITE WAY Still another white way system extension was fought Tuesday night. Every property owner on Taylor Street between Tenth and Sixteenth Avenues Btened a petition, 'presented to the city commission, and a delegation appeared Tuesday night to 1 urge granting of the petition. "Tyler Street has been lighted to Sixteenth, Avenue aiiy. we think we should have the same consideration on Taylor Street," one member of the delegation tolci the commission. "I think Taylor Street should be lighted from Tenth Avenue as far as the park." The petition was received, but the matter of answering the prayer of the petition was taken under advisement.

Many white way extensions have been authorized within the last several months. In one Instance property owners presented the commission with a pashJers' check to pay for standards to bo used in. a street lighting system. Another petition, presented recently, still is being 1 considered by the city commission. The petition ashed for an extension of the white way sys tern on Polk Street from First Avenue or the railroad tracks north to Eighth Avenue.

and able swimmer. These last three years when the waters have been angry many of us would Ivava drowned but for the wisdom and efforts of Mayor Thompson and his helpers. Just here where the waters are less angry the place tp drift and regain breath and strength for the effort, yet to come. Perhaps he sees rescue in Hoover's move. Perhaps he only sees land with a strong current between.

At any rate he has very ably helped us this far. Just now when we, are waiting and resting let's express appreciations for what he lias done and encourage him for what lies ahead. Not only has ho beautified the city but in so doing has provided work for many who would have drowned without it. i want to say too. that I think the building of the International Coliseum Is the biggest thing that has ever yet been attempted.

A TAX PAYER. tA 5. Consulate in Berlin Is Stoned BERLIN, July I (U.ffl-- A hand of rowrtlcs stoned the United States consulate at midnight last night, smashing glass door and one window. Four members of the gang of 20 were arrested. They denied they had participated in the attack.

The others fled. Police said they thought the demonstration was staged by Communists In protest against the impend' ing execution of eight negroes In Alabama for an. attack on a white girl. The consulate asked additional po- llco protection. TACK LETTERS- (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 2) In the Amarillo district.

To USD the exact words ot Mr. Smith, "I can't get a preacher to oven come alons the street, unless he is a Seventh Dav Advent, and the. devil himself scare one of them." Thank Brother Smith, and we hope Sou will never have reason to change your mind relative to the Advenllst ministry. T. WILSON, Box 188, Clovis, N.

M. PRAISING THE MAYOR Dear Tack: This is lust word of appreciation and encouragement to a strong SHARPEN APPETITE Rebuild Strengt) If you're, tired, run-down, and don't feel or look yourself, start at once to throw off the cause and ton up the system. Quinine is needed to drive out malaria Iron is needed to enrich your blood with health- building red corpuscles. Take Grove'a Tasteless' CUIH Tonic--the correct, pleasant- tasting combination of Quinine and Iron--and you will quickly; regain your appetite and health, GROVE'S A 1. TUNE IN--On "Who's Who? the Grove's Tontc Two" Every Frl.

at 13:15 Noon, Central Standard Time, 1:15 P. M. Eastern Standard Time. Columbia Broadcasting System, Station KRLD or WACO. Too Late to Classify BOARD AND BOOM.

J7.CO room. S2-SO weelc. 013 T.OST--$41.00; two anrf on bill. Uteriil rgward. Phone WANTED--Yc a bed- II.00 KOIi SALE-- Ona kitchen" 3910, PJeroa TMVany.

i able carry On 'earn SSOO to f4oo monthly. Salri mannttcr will be heifl Thursday. Addrets Psix M-3 Divine plitmo for interview. ESSEX BARGAINS CHEVROLET COUPE KSSEX COACH DDDGE COUPK ESSEX HOADSTER MOTOR CO. 6lh and Flllniore BAlft fir fit THANKFUL MOTHER Dear Tack: I want to thank you with all my heart.

You and all the people of Amarlllo who have been sp kind to us during this time of terrible sorrow. Never before have I fully realized the true lovs and sympathy this old world contains for each and everyone of us as there Is shown in times of sorrow. It makes me feel like tuis worjd Isn't a bad place to live after all. My little girl Is doing unusually well and I thlnlk with Ood's help she will pull through. 1 will close now, thanking you again and the kind people here, also wishing the greatest happiness for all of you.

You will never know how you have helped us. MRS. NOEMA LODEN, San Joclnto station. QUILTS TO SELL Dear Tack: I am going to ask a favor of you the first time. My mother is visiting us from Davidson, Oklahoma.

She brought with her four pretty new quilts and she wishes to sell them very much. The price Is ench for the Irish chain and the Double Wedding Ring, and $7 for the other two patterns, the Sunshine and the shade, and Monkey Wrench. I would appreciate It very much if you would print this In your column as she will only be here this week. Thanking you so much, I am MRS. CLYDE BILLS, Roulc 3, Box Jli, Pleasant, Valley.

SEEKING HOUSEWORK Deaf Take: Just liko so many others I ant writing to you asking you to help me find work. I will do housework by the hour or week. I would consider working on a farm or ranch or In motherless home, I am a widow with two children lo support. One Is five and the other two years oU. I would prefer to work where I could care for my children, but would consider otherwise.

I am a neat, clean, and Christian lady 24 years eld. I can give good references. If anyone Is In need of someone to do this kind of work, please call at 620 South Cleveland, MRS. Cf. O.

PRACTICAL NURSE Dear Tack: Hero I am again asking for another favor. I'll mate this letter short. I am out of work again and I always get something through your column. I am a practical nurse, can secure good references, also light office work, dentist assistant anJoung Qlfy Foltts sure short -it. give "good, treat when iih high in the cool 1 of Mexico-- with its palatial clubhouse and every known sport and.

entertainment' feeds and treats you like, a King and jnak'ea Hfe Thanksgiving'Day. I Writn for information to UJSJSASrjSUFERIOR STREET T- and a P. 8. X. operator.

I havo lived here 13 years and am 21 years of age. I will appreciate any calls. R. N. Telephone 3-3011.

PREFF.KS HOTEL 'WORK Dear Tack: 1 have been reading your column In Tho Globe and enjoy it very much, I nm going to ask you to help mo get work. I would take house work, but would prefer maid work In a large hotel. 1 don't mind leaving town. I would like to cook on a farm or ranch. Thanking you in advance, I am 512 North Taylor Street, Telephone 4694.

DOUBLE PURPOSE Dear Tack: There Is an old lake bed northwest of the city Is badly In the way of the city's growth. Its location is Ideal for industrial sites. At the same time tho city is cast- Ing about for a site for a new municipal dump. Why not serve two good purposes with a single expense? Let tho city fill up the old lake bed to a level the same as that of the surrounding territory, then cover it over with dirt from excavations and with cinders from the three railroad shops In tho ctly. The land then would be valuable and could be sold for a good price, whereas at present it Is worthless.

And by that time, the city dads will be forced to move several miles lurther out for a dump site anyhow. R. 3. BUHCHE. WORK FOB BOARD Dear Ttick: I am Just another one of the many distressed, so will you kindly print (his for me.

I am a woman 35 years old, and I would like a ulaeo to work for myself and my 17-year-old daughter's room and boatd. would exchange work for a small apartment as my daughter does not make enough money to meet our obligations. Thanking you in advance for your kindness, I am M. M. N.

General Delivery, ABOUT THAT STATUE Dear Tack: I am for civic beauty and for clvlo Improvement, for low taxes and a happy surroundings for myself and for my family. I believe, how- over, that Amarlllo Is becoming Inconsistent In many matters. There Is a whole lot of talx aoout town about "Lynch's monument," and what wo taxpayers want to know, "Where do we como in at?" How 13 this "monument" to be paid Most monuments In other parts oi Texas have been gifts or havo been erected by public subscriptions. Everybody has an interest In it then. Who Is to design this said monument? Is It for tho pioneer man alone and where docs tho pioneer woman como In? My women folks are moro deserving of monu- Stop Itching Torture Olean, soothing, Invisible- ZEMO brings prompt relief to Itching skin, Eczcmn, Pimples.

Ulngworm, Hashes, a and similar annoying, itching skin or scalp Irritations arc relieved and usually healed by this antiseptic, i lotion. All Dnidglsts. 35c, GOc, 11.00. Extra Strength for obstinate ment In this part of tho country 1 From what fund could this money than any man 1 have over heard of Why can't this bo done right or not at all? Why can't a committee bo appointed to pass on tho type of a monument wa want, one that Is really typical ot frontier life and select tho best man that can be found for the price wo havo to pay? POPULARITY Whenever an individual or a product tnfoys popularity there Ij always good reason or combination of reasons buck of it. There many remor.s ivhy moro than nine million boxes of Aipfrin havo been sold in one- year.

For Instance, thousands oj peoplo now reallia that it Is neither Knsiblo nor necessary to pay moro than lOc for 13 tablets of genuine purs aspirin. St.Joseph's Is both genuine and puro ami meets every Rcvernment standard. Moro than 10,000 new usors every day aro asking their druggists for "St.Jo- now the largest selling pure aspirin in tho world for lOe. be spent for ft statue? The county court surely does not plnn to pay money (or this statue from our taxes. They net by with a lot but wo believe thnt they ate over-step- pins In this matter.

Wo do not pay 1 See TACK LETTERS, 16 our taxes for statues' tnat perhaps arc not what fhc.town WfinU, There. Is plenty of time for erecting that statue when wa get buck to stable business again and the statue will PILES DR. P. M. WALTR1P OF DKS.

WALTR1P VAN HALTERN, SPECIALISTS of Fort Worth, Is now located In Amarlllo for a limited lime to do mini work. IVe (real ill ot PILES without cuttlnr, tylnj, burning or sloujlilnj and without detention from biulnru, Wo have bein In Fort Wortli cl(hteen years during which llmo wo have cured, of peoplo In and around Amurlllo, any ot whom ivo "111 be ilnd to live us references. This Is mi excellent opportunity of rettlnir well at home without the nailed expense ot joins away anl the loss of time from your work. Examination nnd consuKMfort free, 8eo me now, as I will only hnvn a limited time here. ROOM 801-801 AMM11U.O HOTEL Oltlce 9 to 12--Z to 5 CRIPPLED CHILDREN'S COUNCIL OF AMARILLO CIVtC CLUBS PICNIC and Swimming Fishing JULY 4th Dancing Ball Games HARDING'S RANCH On the Beautiful Palo Duro Canyon PLENTY OF FREE ICE WATER Frigidaire, $300.00 Set of Haviland China and Ten Other Prizes Valued Up to $100.00 Adults 50c Children 25c Some oi the Prizes to be Awarded SET HAVILAND CHINA E.

E. FINKLEA FRIGIDAIRE Public Service Company MAN OR WOMAN'S BULOVA WRIST WATCH--HURST JEWELRY CO. XADIO-PHONOGRAPH Philco The Malhcc Co. RED STAR FLOUR For 40,000 BUNS Donated by RED STAR MILLING CO..