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METHODiSTS OF WEST TEXAS
GATHERING AT ABILENE

The advance guard Of West Texas
Methodism has reached Abilene and
turned its tanks and heavy artillery
on the barbed wire in preparation for
the going over the top" Wednesday
morning Of the annual convention Of
the Northwest Texas Conference.
Bishop James Cannon Jr.. Of San
Antonio. is here and Tuesday held
sessions with his cabinet. composed
Of the nine presiding elders Of the
conference All presiding elders are
here ready for work. They are: DR..
o. F Sensabsugh. Abilene; A J.
Weeks, Stamford; NJ Phelan. Yer
non; A. w. Hall. Clarendon; c. n. n.
Ferguson, Amarillo: A. l.. Moore.
Plainview; w. Z. Lyon, Lubbock. ].
7. Griswold. Sweetwa,er and B. w.
Dodson, Hamlin.
The various boards we're busy on
Tuesday organizing in preparation
for their work during the conference
These boards have offices at st.
Paul's church. The examining com
mission will have the undergraduates
before them for examination. The
real conference starts at $50 a. m. |
Wednesday at First Methods,
church. Night sessions will be held
in order to wind up the affairs Of
The conference as quickly as possible
The meetings viii be executive ow-
ne to the prevalence Of Influenza.
Whether or not Bishop Cannon
will preach while here has not yet
been announced, but efforts viii be
made to have him deliver one or
more sermons during the conference.
" Immediately after ia close. Abb
enc Reporter
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"A MEXICAN families would have less sugar than tn
A people of war torn France if depended entirey
on our home grown sugar stocks
approximately Is per cent. of our sugar is shipped
to our shores We produce about 900 900 of sugar
year Our imports from abroad amount to over 600.
600 tons year in normal times
The United States Food Administration asks each
family 70 limit its Of sugar pounds per month
per person for household The military situation de-
mands that every available ship be placed the disposal
Of ne Army Navy. When sugar, we save
shipnin,
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1918-11-07

j. p. Hope came In this morning
from DeLeon, where he is working at
present He came home he said. be-
cause he was afraid he was taking
the flu. but decided not and returned
immediately to that place.
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The boxes to be used for the
overseas Christmas gifts have been
received by the local chapter. and
viii be ready for distribution on
Monday next. Those who have re-
ceived the Christmas tags which are
being sent from France are asked to
present same to the committee in
charge, when full instructions about
mailing will be given. Only those
who have received tags viii be given
boxes. Neither will the postal au-
thorities accept box without a tag.
The authorities also require that all
boxes must be mailed on or before
Nov. 20. and no boxes will be given
out after that date.
The box when packed must not
weigh over ? pounds and 8 ounces
should they weigh more the postal
authorities must take out something
10 bring Il TO that weight No perish.
aele food will be sent Hard candy,
'hoeolaie, etc, will be accepted
Those having received taRs are
'sksd 10 come foF their boxes az soon
u possible. These boxes are heIna
decorated hs The Rcd crosa and are
he slss required BY the Govvrnmsnt.
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The American Red Cross has ex-
pended $4,000 in equipping nurses
assigned to duty abroad. says a re-
port just made public by the wra
Council Of the Ameriean Red Cross
The organization also has expended
si,boo.ooo In equippias base hospi-
cal units. Each base hospital has 500
beds and 90 nurses.
Tho Department of NursinT Of the
Red Cross had enrolled $4,000 nursss
10 oeiohsr 4 More than 700 al
these are serving soldiers and sailors.
half n lhs number bslna overseas.
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ELECTED WILL
TAKE PLACES DEC.

Under tho present laws of the
State Of Texas, the newly elected Of
ficers will take their respective places
on the first Of December.
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Instructions for Sending Xmas Boxes
to Our Soldiers Ouerseas

The war and postoffice depart
ments and the American Red Cross
have made an arrangement by which
every man IN the army overseas may
receive Christmas parcel from his
family or friends The amount Of
shipping space which can be set aside
for the transportation Of these par
GELS will permit the sending Of but
one parcel 10 each man
Each soldier overseas viii be- pro-
vided with one Christmas parcel lab
el This label viii be forwarded by
him 10 the person IN the United
States from whom he wishes 70 re
ceve MS Christmas package Pack
ages that DO GOT bear tins label VIII
not be accepted by the Red Cross for
delivery to the postoffice authorities
Labels that are lost will no, be dupl.
Gated
Christmas parcels mus, be placed
~ standard cardboard boxes 3xlx9
inches in sire These boxes VIII be
provided to holders of labels by the
American Red Gross They may be
obtained az Red Cross chapters or
branches after November /
Below is list Of ARTICLES which
are barred by the postal authorities.
Study these instructions and avoid
mistakes No message or writing Of
any kind viii be allowed 70 70 in the
boxes. when the boxes are packed
but unwrapped. they mus, not weigh
more than two pounds fifteen ounces
II the parcel Is over weight some
rticle must be removed
DO rot mail the box yourself
When packed. the box. unsealed and
unwrapped. ready for inspection.
should be taken 20 the nearest col
lection station designated by the Red
Gross. Red Cross representatives are
authorized to remove Objectionable
articles from parcels Shippers will
then affix sufficient postage on their
parcels to carry them TO Hoboken. !,
~ J. Parcel post zone rates will be I
charged The parcels are to remain I
in custody Of the Red Cross until de-
iivered to the postal authorities.
No Christmas parcel will be ac-
eepted by the Red Cross for ship
ment after November 20. Keep this
fact in mind when planning a Merry
Christmas for the boys Over There
One package for every soldier
Procedure 10 be followed when
YOU receive Christmas parcel label
from abroad
The following is an outline Of the
procedure to be- followed by persons
planning to send one Of these parcels
abroad.
On receiving one Of these Christ ,
mas parcel labels. il should be pre-
sented at the nearest chapter. branch
or auxiliary headquarters Of the Red
Gross. where the holder will receive :
a carton These labels are not ex- Z
pected TO reach this country before q
|. by that time each Red
Cross branch will have its allotment
" boxes based on the number Of sol 7
tiers in service overseas from that n
g
These boxes may be filled with any 1
combination Of articles. except those II
IN the list barred by the postal Of
'icials
The following Is . list Of the prin-
ipal Glasses Of articles which are I'M
nailable:
l. All spirituous. vinous. matted.
ermented or other Intoxicating llq.
Iors.
2. An kinds 81 poison and all or. |.
icles and compositions containing
olson.
O. Explosives Of all kinds,
q mflammabla materials, lnclud \
ss .fFleslen malshes
o Internal machines and me,
hsalesI, chemical 20 other devices III !
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Mrs. Herbert C. Hoover. wife Of
the national food administrator. has
been appointed assistant director Of
the Bureau Of Canteen Service Of the
American Red Cross. She volunteer
ed for the period Of the war
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Red Cross chapters throughout the
country have been requested to dis
continue the direct distribution to
drafted men Of knitted articles made
from materials provided by the Am
crican Red Cross. The distribution
hereafter will be made solely by Red
Gross representatives attached to the
camps and environments The distri-
button Of Red Cross comfort kits, al
so has been discontinued in trimming
camps in the United States because of
the limited shipping space available
in transporting troops overseas. The
Red Cross has made arrangements to
ship the kits overseas. where they will
be distributed
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RED CROSS ITEMS
I+++++++++++++++++++++++.

Red Cross ship carrying a cargo
of food. medicines and supplies. val
ued at several hundred thousand dol
lars. has arrived safely at Archangel.
a cable received says The ship left
an American port sometime ago. The
food. medicines and supplies will be
distributed among American soldiers
and the destitute civilians Of that
section Of the world.
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HEAD AND M0sTR|Ls
sFbfEEg'F FROM COLD

nspt s,sy Snasd.upl Quit hls~,.s and
!! 8: I! "a !; ! !;
u !. y; ss,!, .rp, :. :: ~ ...'s!. ..s
.aa9os tsHssss sssk AssA}ks. duilsss..
,. esscs.. 's's 'Asesh ~ 's'as. soreness
r-r.rss IA cases.sae b "a, s..sl>.,
ssFs.s fsl.sl kas~a cad sssss aals ! iss
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1918-11-07
Mites in Poultry.

We have found that the mites in
poultry can be controlled by the lib
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1918-11-07

Seven hundred nurses have been as
signed to the Federal Public Health
Bureau or to the Red Cross service in
the United States The remaining
1000 nurses enrolled include those
not available for active service. but
who may be utilized for home de.
Tense work.
1t is estimated that 5000 addition
al nurses will be needed for the army
alone before the end Of the year. ac-
cording to the report Should the
war continue on the present scale. il
- estimated that by next July.
10000 nurses will be required in mil
ltary hospitals here and abroad.
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The Home Service Bureau Of the
American Red Cross in Italy is re-
ceiving allotment checks at the rate
Of $4,000 a month The Bureau is
in charge of all allotment work in CO.
operation with the Italian Bureau Of
Emigration
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 ! Containing an area of 5.25 aa..... Variation .a deg. cn (. ls ad0@.oar' .1 the .gin"' home l .,al o..rw Q. Thomas Reid No. 25a. entered .UH... 'E, sos, ur ,. n. Len. . of ."..n. NJ. asE2. .' tn. . .nn.o. cr Section 25. Township ! orth. Range 70 East, containing <. ..us. .s Nil. more particularly au .gr from .a. scrip 0f said IhNwg 1 .i3 nr G'o iu the O .c1 O. the Regis ] .. and Receiver oi the United State Hand OUe 2t Juneau Alaska
 Notice is hereby given that any an. ] T persons claiming any p0stI0n O. the above described land are required o G'a g p.aJ.s. during the period O. publication OF thirty days thereafter ] n accordance with law, with the Re r.slcr and Receiver O. the United : States Land Office at Juneau. Alaska ! ALASKA PACKERS ASSOCIATION
 By Harry r. Fortman. Address. e.n Francisco, California. Notice O.. tho above application wi. be published in the Alaska Post, printed at Seward, Alaska. which ] 1 hereby designate as the newspaper published nearest the land applied lu 1 "a said application.
 c. B. WALKER,
 Register United States Land
 Office. Juneau, Alaska ! Date Of First Publication: May 5 1918.
 Date of Last Publication: September 1 ,. 1918.
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C.B. Walker

Rru.s..r United states La0'
 Office. .wn..u. Alaska. Date of First publication. May 3 1918. Date of Last publication, September 9, 1918.
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DLnAETUGNr OF THE INTERIOR STATES LAND OFFICE,
Juneau, Alaska.

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of May 14, 1898, Chapter 299 Compil- sd stgtu.as, Section 509l, the Sockeyc Salmon Company, corporation, by it's authorized agent B. M, Bchrends. who's. nostcHce address is Juneau, Al asla, has made application to the Unite! State, to puraase and for pat cat Co the land embraced within Non mineral Survey No. l2@o situate ou inc east shore of Nwzhoyia Bay, Ter f,.ry of A]esBa, Latitude o5 d.". 9~ min. a2 zee. Nu Longitude l52 deg 3y min. 59 see. ". and more particularly described a follows, to-wjt:
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Acl of Couercss of dGie May l% 1898 II entitled "Au Act EXtapdmg the Home tcad Laws and Providing for Right If Way for Railroads iu the District 1f AlasEo and for other NTposcs,' nd amendments thereof, hereby ape 1iias .o purchase th9, .rac. or 0a e"I | Df and embraced Iu United States | Nou-minejaI Survey No. l-l,, Juneau Serial O252l s'ua. on Dniocr.E ! .inre of EauO, or s.uaW igruoD Ig1m island, and ahou. oHn.nnl. mile ! .u lho.-l of V. S. ,ur. No. b.G, Alas sa more pa.llcuW.y described as ni.uu-.
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 c. B. WA'EER, .
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 SERIAL CS2"l u...H -t.fn. Land u.no, Juneau !. aa-a March 2'.19tS. 1 0v..E OF APPLICATION TOE
 PATIENT EoTgE is hereby rivv that John l !. E.''n citizen oi the United . a.rs over the ag. n' q years, a. 'mnag or John " a.H.r. being cu- l .lrd to the benefits of Section 22oG .a 2.JT o' the Revised Statutes oI ] .la United States .uu the amendments ! hereto. hes applied to make entry O. : he lands embraced in '. s, NoI-mig . mal Survey No. 1923 situate on sma.. island # tho entrance to Delarof liar Dor igst opposite the town of Cnga and U. $. Survey No. 7S7 Jn"a lSl- nld, more particularly described E,r. e,n 70. 1 from whence '. s ! l <. 1i. Eo. IsT hgaTs ". 72 deg. O7 min. . 0.5o chs dist; thence moundeina
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.r,nco IT. s. Location Monument No.

whence '. s. Location Monument No. 25A bears north dcgIl9 min. Is sec. west 22.9S chains. and whence true point for corner Mo- G U. S. Nmehoe1 Survey No. 9G bears north l2 de@. 9 min. 70 see. we.J 8.1& chains; thence south G.2i chains Co N. C. corner NO. r. A..re ca-. II2O chains Go MI C, .,...r ,o. a: th,ue, north u.2i cham. 70 l.. C. corner No. i, whence 5 n .t,a n..ipg.fue Ia in. above ground marked g 1I22 cor 9 M. C. W. C, ,,..- north 2t jnr. ( m,U oa see. cas. Fsg ,..'ns: thence west lI-u CnWns Go N. C. corner No. ! and place O. p,w0u"o".
 ,amrfrInr m area of 600 acres. n..a. au 20 1or IOm.n. east.
 4. .ga.foug. .o the original horne ...g .r.., O. I.nm"s Reid Eo..G#.0 ....' '..v 'S, 1908, at tao o. ; -.ul Office .l "wgh1l ebrat',n io na N.ennass Quarter of the south - E... Nu.A '" .asu cua..U. .n vi" uo." r.'t...y g a' ... from ... tn n. rId ..nm -...f r. f'. .n tn. e. a. t'n .'#'a .....I .....vu. Q. ae United States ..." office q. Iw,.u, ,.a.,aE.
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 C. B. Walker .tn O. r.st Publication: May D. D..s O, Las. Pu5'isat'on September
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heglSteE First publication April 21, 1918. Last Publication July 21, 1918.
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SERIAL N9G2I

SERIAL O322l United States Land Office, Juneau Alaska, March 23, 1918. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
 PATENT
 NOTICE is hereby given thGt John T. Nelson, citizen of the United States over the age of 2 years unaen and pursuant to Sections l2 and i2 of an Act of Congress of date March 3, 1891, as amended by Section 10 of an
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 .- .r. ..u,. ,.u.Cu u~N. -... ..r. . N. N A C. bear r ..g '. ..a. ". e.. '. ..-. claims; ,.,.., Nn.. .., r."" -. .r. k. .u.u.r -g. a. place Q Ca..s.rr ao a.ea os a..I acres. E...t5r. -u Ggr. ur. east ts additional to the original home .-a entry ot Unosr, C. 5o...s .a. .g. o.Gy... I."uIE ,. '.yt. l, .. -. Land gTr. at Gu..,..o, A'. .N.I .ur.a.rur .i,.1 a...., ..J a.o,0oa- .. ,o yr lom...s.d entry 0. l,'n.n Eawus. No. u"g, entered .,olu- any. '.1a. &. l. >. Land 1.a.a ", Little Rock. Arkansas, containing +l g.os. as wa, more N@......... "l. ... fow .ae ,y.u c. sand ',o.0.l '. Gavlcs on fife m he o.Ne" Q, the Aa- ..-..r am. Receiver nL ..e ..IteN state, Land Office .t .un-au A,@rNa Eo,.,, s aorabs given that any ala r'' uc ous claiming any H"""a O. ,c yuo,. described land arc r.3l.o" 70 file rgotas. during the rcHn. o' publication or IUty days tu-a.to.
 
 ..-.rr and receiver of the Ju.ia. States Land Office at Juneau, Alaska. ALASKA PACN.1S ASSOCIATION
 By HARRY r. FOREMAN
 President Address. sm Francisco, California. Notice .. ,sc above .Dr.to..... "I. be published in the Alaska Post, printed g. Seward, A'.sEg, which hereby designate as the newspaper mb's..s nearest the land apuacd 10. f. ... application.
 C. B. Walker
 Err.s.,r United states Lava
 Office. .vn.u n, Alaska. Date of Fnst publication. May 3 1918, Date of Last publication, September a. 1918.
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Register

Date of ..-.. Publication. June 2. 1918.
 Date O. Last Publication August 4, 1918.
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 Office. Juneau, Alaska Date Of First Publication: May 5 1918. Date of Last Publication: September 3, 1918.