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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-03-20

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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-03-20
Avalanche Classified Ads
Yoo gtqmcks opwchaa pLen d in this dpmtnen

FOR sADA2wo blended Jersey
cows. App!y>SDc. Wilson. Dairy
Farm. - 1888
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-03-20

FOR sALHiTwo houses, four
lots to trade fML3Estock of any kind
BAXTER Honey IHbock, Tex 37f
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-03-20

FOR sALE>yYns Jersey COW,
one Of the best iythe County. Mrs
o. G. Kershner. Phone i6i. S7tf
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-03-20
MISCELLANEOUS

MAXWELL OAR FOR SALE
Maxwell car y Apgd condition for
sale at q bargaN Mrs. r. p Hop
kins 372
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-03-20

FOR sALH1frost.proof cabbage
and other plants et<Bounds q simp-
sons Grain sBroT Also Mebane Cot
ton seed. PhhM 3ol 373
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-03-20

FOR SALE ,Fiys year old pony,
and good saddle VI bargain. See A.
b, slagle, with ~aero Smith Lbr Co
or phone COS. 3stf
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-03-20

FOR sAIE -l9l7 Model Ford
Roadster inyNS6dition. }. T. Wool
bridge M 3itf
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-03-20

FOR sALE-hf home place -si,.
room modern bui@aRw, new, conven-
iently located. Mrs/Paul Bennett.
3sf
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-04-24
Ghetto a Serious Place

Americans are accustomed 20 saw
that nothing can he really good that
does not show a sense Of humor.' A
person who. no matter what his de-
fects may be. has that irrndiating Hight.
Is saved. and II is that quality
In book which we pick ont
with perhaps the greatest approval.
But the serious ghetto is entirely lack
Ing In The genial sense Of humor. 80
SAYS Hutchlns Hapgood I'm the Century.
The Russian Jews do not know how
20 play. either physically or intellec.
iually. There is no play in their arr.
their literature. or their life. They
do not understand what is Hight and
graceful. Charm Of the mere evan.S-
cent kind, the charm of the nuance Is
lacking The spirit and the art Of
the Japanese are the opposite Of the
spirit and the art OF the ghetto Jew.
The young men of the ghetto-those Of
the intellectual tyoe-paSs their nights.
after working hard all day. In serious
conversation in which there IS no
lightness or humor, although there
may be, and often is. a sense of the in
congruouS or OF tho ridiculous"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-04-24

The progressive farmer is careful OF
the appearance of his farm. Whether
this is because of the fact that he
knows IL has an effect on the sale value
Of the farm. because of his personal
pride or because of the influence of Inn
proved farming methods and santa
tion. makes little difference. II is suf-
icient that this tendency is in force
Naturally the appearance OF the build
ings will determine very largely the APP
pearance OF the farm.
Some OF the best farms are built ac-
cording 10 definite plan which prede-
termines just where each building is to
be placed. the type of building which IL
is To BE- and the style of all
OF the buildings IN made To con-
form 10 selected standard. The
scheme may even be carried to
conformity between building ma
terials used. The most noticeable man
ner in which farm buildings may be de-
signed 20 follow selected style is in
the shape of the roof. The roof OF a
barn constitutes large proportion of
the total external surface aud itS shape
will. therefore, have decided effect
upon the appearance.
There are three principal types Of
roof which are used on farm buildings.
These are the pitched or gable roof. the
gambrel roof and the gothic roof. In
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-04-24

selecting the style OF roof for the
buildings of the group. the barn which
IS 20 have q hay NOW should govern
the decision. This building should have
roof which will provide the largest
possible haymow volume for every
square foot Of ground covered by the
building under ordinary circumstances.
There might be conditions such that a
large haymow would he unnecessary in
any Of the buildings and then the style
Of roof would be wholly a matter OF
personal taste. based on appearance
only. Assuming that the large NOW is
necessary. however. the following facts
ere considered: The gable roof pro-
vides the least volume Of any Of the
three types mentioned for n given
height. The gambrel roof furnishes
larger volume for the given height and
fhe gothic roof gives the largest volume
~ the three types.
The gable roof has no particular adj
vantages from the structural stand
point other than the fact that Its con
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-04-24

horse barn. hinged To swing in at tn
top for ventilation. In the COW barn
arrangement, when used as dairy
harm. the windows would be made
larger and a special ventiating sys.
tenn would be installed.
There are eight double stalls. box
stall and harness room shown on the
plan. If the capacity Of the building
were 10 be increased. IL would he
heightened In lncrements equal 10 the
width Of single or double stall. a.
preferred. until n sufficient capacity
would be obtained The harness room
is carefully incloSed TO make II rs near
dust-tght as possible. II pays 10 give
harness little extra care. during these
days Of high-priced leather. The cen.
trail driveway is nearly L. feet wide. Tn
case "A concrete floor is placed i'm the
building this central driveway viii be
~ concrete. hut the floor I'm the stalls
must be built up above the concrete
With wood planks wood blocks or some
other material which will not be- un.
comfortable or cold for the animals 10
stand or lie on.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-04-24
Floor Plan.

>tructiOn is exceedingly simple The
gambrel roof has the advantage that
81 is adapted to the various forms Of
iank frame construction. which Is a
- pe of construction that has replaced
tie heavy timber aud beam barns in
many parts OF the country. Its princi-
Ial advantages are that 1t requires no
lumber having a thickness greater than
20 inches, ii may be framed by "A
= all force Of men because there are
~ exceedingly heavy members To De-
raised into place and the hay NOW
SPACE Is unobStructed except for the
p9rin posts and the main truss chords.
which project only a few feet into thr
o. 1w The gothic roof may likewise be
c.isscd as plank frame structure
T Iere is absolutely no obstruction Of
any sort In the NOW Of gothic roof
% m When property braced with
Diagonal grips spiked and boltcd
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-04-24
across the STUD. ana rarters ir Is a yer,

across the STUDS ana rafters IL - very
strong type Of construction.
The gothic roof would be selected by
the farmer who wishes TO make his
farm appear distinctive. Buildings
having this type OF roof are character
lied by their neat appearance and In
most localities they are out of the or
binary. This matter OF appearance, to
gether with the structural advantages
already mentioned. are sufficient 10
recommend such a barn TO any farmer
different from the usual layout found
on farms throughout the country. IL Is
noticeable that the farms which are
carefully planned usually are the large
ones built practically In their entirety
al one time. This fact Is to be regret
cares tn do so. may consult with the
builder and building material dealer
and plan his farm In just AS systematic
n manner as that used for the largest
farms. Progressive building material
dealers In farming communities in all
ping their offices with all kinds OF lis
erature and various other helps whic,
are at the disposal Of the farmers.
Builders who are Interested I'm farm
building construction are studying cata-
logues. textbooks and building jour
nails so that they will be fitted To offer
useful suggestions TO the farmers who
come 10 them for advice on building
subjects. This building service need
not he limited 10 the farmer who l.
planning new farm. II is just rs use
ful in the development of a farm which
has been established and is growing
beyond the limits Of it's present facili.
ties. The advice To farmers-all farm.
ers-is. then 10 make friends with tho
builder and the building material deal.
or in the nearby town. He can serve
YOU and his service may save you
money on your improvements.
Coming back 10 the gothic roof barn
shown in the accompanying illustra.
tiOns. let thi, structure serve as an IL.
lustration Of what the appearance of
such structure may be. Clean cut
lines are responsible for the neat ap.
pearance. The appearance OF group
Of buildings modelled as this pattern
may easily be imagined.
This barn is 30 feet wide by ~ feet
long and II is arranged as n horse barn
with haymOw above the stable. A
building designed as a cow barn would
be made few feet wider In order that
plenty Of space would be available for
two rows Of stalls and three alleyways
The length of any barn may be varieC
10 increase or decrease lis capacity
but the width remains constant. Win
dows are placed rather high In IN,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-04-24
Useful Substitute.

Not least novel of substitutes Is the
use OF iron ia place of wool for FL
tering air for compressors and for
cooling electrical apparatus. The new
filter H. provided with long and crook
ed passages, In which dust PARTICLES
are held up by the sharp turns and
simple friction along the straighter
portions Of the route. The air is
quite free from moisture. Little press
IRE IL necessary. and the cleaning
seems 10 be- quite effective.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-04-24
Useless EouInm.nt

soldier just released from the
service was the guest Of friends Mt
dinner In celebration Of his return
home. The waiter placed an elaborate
silver service around tho table. The
soldier looked ~ The snowy array.
carefully selecting one knife one fork
and one spoon Shaving the rest II
the silver from him to tho surprise
of his hosts be- remarked Too
much equipment To- keep clean."-
Judge.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-04-24
e0TH|C-ROOF BARN
HAS BIGGEST SPACE
yhls Type OF Structure Also Most
Attractive for Many Farm
Buildings.
HELPS FOR SMALL FARMER
bs Need Not improve HE Property
Haphaxardiy When Journals, Text
Books and Catalogues Show
Him How to Plan.

nj william A. Kadford viii answer
questions and give advice FREE OF
COST on all subjects pertaining 10 the
subject OF building work on the farm. for
th wide experience AS Editor. Author and
Manufacture. he is. without doubt the
highest authority on all these subjects.
Address all Inquiries 10 William A. Rad
ford No. 1927 Prairie avenue. Chicago,
III. and only inclose two-cent stamp for
reply.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-04-24
Appropriate Zones.

That temperance speaker has sucl
q Strident voice"
"lou wouldn't have him use 1891
easy methods, would your"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-04-24

MEMS UNION SUITS
200 doz. Mems S5c
Summer Union Suits.
will go in the final
Mind-nn at
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18
English Bet HeaUier
Than EUer Before On
London Horse Races

London, EnEland. Oct 18-(Corre-
Epoudence Of The Associated Pl-ess.1
There IS more betting than ever on
horse racing throughout ENGLAND. ac-
corulng 10 one Of the leading London
bockmaking firms. as though every
one was trying 10 make up for the
wartime period when racing as wei
as betting was suspended
TT is not only that more people are
tetung." said the head OF the con-
Germ, but they are wagering larger
sums The small man who used TO
nave MS tanner on race now risks
MS shilling or half crown. while the
cluhman who formerly was content to
WAGER sovereign now bets a FLYER.
II have been IN business for %
years and I have never made such
books as this wear over the Derby
and other classics.
Another point about present day
betting. continued the bool-mal-er. %
Is the number OF women who back
EQrses- Fifteen years ago 7 don't
think we had q dozen women Gus
toners. Vow we have hundreds Z
don't know where they get their In
formation. but some Of the biggest
cneckE we ~0~a drawn this year have
been for women
They nearly always pay, too. when
they lose. Of course. we get an oc-
casional defaulter. as we do among
our men customers But take them
Gil around they are lust as sporting
over the business as any one OF the
men we have on our books"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18
Engineers Ready
TOBegi11 Study
OfCanaIProject
Board May Visit H. H.
Brook at His Home IN
Las Cuces. N. M.


The board Of engineers appointed
BY the United States reclamation
service TO hold Investigations here
on the proposed high line canal, viii
visit H H. Brook. manager OF The
high line canal project. at his home
in Las Cruces. N. n 1Ir. Brook is
sick The engineers expect TO leave
this afternoon for Las Cruces.
George lie Baron, chairman OF the
high line canal committee, and =. r.
Burgess. addressed the engineers sat
urday morning
The personnel Of the board IS.
d. c. Henry Portland, Ore. chair
man James Aulu, Denver, and c. T.
Fease. Denver. Experts who viii also
be In attendance are Louis c. Hi.
James Gaylord, electrical engineer.
and j. l. Burkhoider, drainage ensi-
They win consider the following
points regarding the high line canal.
Tire feasibility Of Che high line
canal; the ways and extent OF its
benefit TO the present pr0iect-and the
federal investment, the extent to
which the United States is justified in
building the canal or contributing 20
Its cost the economic value OF the
canal in conversation OF resources
ana national progress and develop
ment
Nr. LeBaron gave a luncheon TO the
engineers at noon Saturday at the
sheldon hotel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18

a cosmos PARTY was given at
n the Red Cross Convalescent
house Friday evening and it was con-
sidered one OF the prettiest and
most successful parties ever given
there. Mrs. A. T. Faller and AIRS.
Otis Jones were assisted by a num-
Der OF men in decorating the re-
ception rooms with quantities Of COS
NOS
The pillars between the reception
rooms were covered with the beau
tifgl blossoms and there were large
bowls Of them on the tables and
mantels. The first game was a con-
test in which the guests guessed the
number Of cosmos blossoms in a
bowl The prize was won by Pvt
Martin Nix, large box Of home
made candy given by AIRS. Faller.
Then the guests hunted for a pack
age OF cosmos seed. It was found
by Pvt Albert Beaver, who was re-
warded with a large box Of home
made candy given by AIRS Otis Jones
The girls contested for a necklace
made By PVT Clarence smith and
Pvt. Kolt The girl who got the
Joker from a deck Of cards was given
the prize She was Miss Lois Shaw
A number Of girls with oui5a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18
Launch MoOement For
4 Vaccination LdU

Pittsflald. Mass, Oct 18.-Aroused
by the death Of a school girl by lock-
jaw which followed vaccination. a
movement IS under way here to have
the state compulsory vaccination law
annuled.
The mayor has announced that he
Is against vaccination and has Issued
a permit for a public mass meeting
at which the campaign for the repeal
OF the vaccination law viii be
launched A former mayor has volun-
teered 10 pay the rental OF the hall
The mother Of the little victim in
2 letter to the local newspaper states
that she has received so many in
quiries that she decided TO place the
facts before the public She states
that her daughter was perfectly
healthy until the time she was vac
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18
MEXICO WILL NOT Be MADE OVER
BYEFF0RTS OF u. s., HE ASSERTS
Juan Larrazolo Says Lincoln Looked Upon Mexico as
Wilson Does and Was Opposed in Same Manner-We
Might Whip Mexico, He Says, But We Could Never
Conquer" Selfish Interests Oppose Wilson"

would be mistaken For the Mexicans
would receive no training in self
government from a superimpossd
in sympathy with it.
IN Cuba. where we were invited,
we have TO supervise elections with
armed force TO keep the natives from
electing public officials OF their own
choice. And today, although we do
not appoint a governor general Cuba
has no self government whatever and
Is directly under the tuteiaEe and
election OF the United States"
The speaker referred to Lincoln
and read from his public addresses
statements that depicted a condition
in Mexico Identical with the condi-
ton there today.
says Lincoln Like Wilson.
and Lincoln" said Mr.. Larrazolc.
had his cabinet, his congress and
most Of the public against him in his
attitude toward Mexico. which was
Identical with that Of president VIII
son. The attitude being: Let Mexico
work out her own salvation"
1lr. Wilson. Mr.. Larrazolo thinks, IS
being made the butt Of an attack by
those who have a selfish motive In
seeking Intervention IN Mexico. No
where in history can you find" he
says, "a case Of where an oppressed
people became absorbed into the
scheme and society Of the conquer0rs.
And furthermore il is impossible for
a great nation 10 gather unto itself
small nations as Greece. Rome and
Spain did and nationalize them into
one homogeneous mass.
Where Jesus Failed.
Peoples viii keep 10 themselves
as far as their ideals and tempera-
ments are Concerned and they can't be
absorbed. Moses and Jesus tried this
with the Jews, but failed and nobody
who has tried IL since has been able
TO make 90 work
An arrangement that viii bring
nations into government group FOR
purposes OF adjusting international
differences. but which leaves each
racial group free TO work out its own
domestic problems. is the only thing
that viii ever solve the worlds
troubles, or approximate a solution.
The League Of Nations, think. viii
do that, and nothing short Of it."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18

er people. This Is the refreshihE
experience enjoyed by those who
viii Try the following method.
Lines OF age, the myriad snail
wrinkles that can hardly be seen
but which produce the appearance
OF age, deep wrinkles, and the sag
ging OF desa that years bring. are
removed IN a very astonishing way.
The flesh is made to look youthful,
Il becomes plump. girlish, and the
imprint OF years disappears.
In half a pint OF hot water dis
solve two ounces Of eptol which you
can obtain at drug stores for not
more than fifty cents. stir until
IL starts TO cream, add two table
spoonfuls Of glycerine and stir IN
I'll cold. This viii not crow hair.
Use it literally and a surprise VIII
surely be in store for you.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18
A Remarkable Way to Remove
Biaekheads - All n a
Few Ninutrr

u LACEHEADs can be removed
Is In a surprisingly quick rav.
without piuchinE, face steam
ing, dletiass or any other tedious
method Il IS By the use Of ne
following formula which Is So SIM
PIE that it astonishes. It never fafIs
when properly done, and the black
heads wiz be removed in a Few mo-
mentss OF IN as short g time as ft
requires to thorouEhly wash the
face Blackheads are a local AZ
nlclons and no amount OF drur-
sing, blood treatment OF DIETING
VIII remove them. The worst thin1
you can DO IN trying TO get rid 81
nlackheads Is TO try 20 pinch them
out There are many blackheads
which require severe squeezing to
make them come out. This nearly
always leaves a SPOT slightly red
der than the rest OF the skin and
this spot remains for q long time
First wash the face with ROT
water and soap. Then surfnIrls
some powered neroUin UPON a
sponge made wet with hot water
Then rub wen FOR a few minutes
on the parts Of the skin which az
aIected with blackheads. Won
should be able 20 secure the ne-
roxln nom any druggist for about
atty cents.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18
Cosmos Party, With Unique Details,
Is Given At The ConvaleScent House

boards entertained the men in one
section Of the reception room and in
the other dancing was enjoyed, with
" l. Mum at the piano At the
entrance door thefe was a huge bowl
Of nosegays made Of COSMOS and
these were presented to the men as
they left for the hospital by Mrs
Faller and Mrs. Jones. Refreshments
were served. The girls motoring out
for the party were chaperoned by
Mrs. Faller and Mrs. Jones Mrs.
]. G. Collinson. hostess OF the Red
Cross Hostess house, received the
guests. among whom were Mrs. D. ".
Detwiler. Mrs. n Nee, Mrs. R. II.
Geer, Mrs. S c. Martin, Mrs Shaw,
and so young women There were
275 men in attendance.
Mrs. ". Underwood Daughdrill viii
give a program Sunday afternoon at
the Red Cross Convalescent house at
8 o'clock at the musical given each
sunday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18
Reasons for Hair and Scalp Troubles
and How to Remove Them Cuieizly.
a Remarla5ls Head Wash.

NO nan or woman who has ever
n tried eggol fer shampoo and
le2l-Tasl. VIII ever use any
thing else The cleansing proper
ties OF this preparation are remark
able But the appearance OF me
slklness and the lustre 10 gires 10
any head Of hair has made It tha
most popular shampoo ever known.
teaspoonful Of eEEol IS dis-
solved In a half a cup Of hot water.
This ls applied 70 the hair ana
scalp IN the usual way Instantly
Z bursts into a sariny cloud 81 rich
iatner- II cleauses IN q mumert.
more thoroughly than with arv
soap or other shampoo. and tie
hair ard scalp are absolutely f-se
and clean OF every atom ~ sI-i.-
scale, dandrun and seurf- This un-
seala rae pores which have been
elo8Eeq with accumulatfons u 1afa
me halr breathe" and gives Ere4-
hlsor 70 hair as a result Ftchfrr-
or the scalp ceases. The hnlr az
slmes silky appearance and
sheen which attract attention 70
me exceptional beauty and lffs ~
me hair IL also makes the haf-
easy % -do up" Sunciert er--f
may be obtained at any drug st6rs
Tor twenty-five cents Is give \ fo--
e. or more OF these ercuisif.
shanpoos
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18
TheodOr Had Enough, But
Referee Didn't Understand

New Castle. Pa. Oct. 1s.-Theodor
Antonich, 325-pound Jugo-SIav yrres--
Ter. VIII demand an Interpreter the
next time he meets an opponent Of
another ity-that IS. Il he is
ever able to Wrestie again
Antonich took on John 1Iazzan. ar
Italian, here recently. Mazzan secured
the deadly toe hold. Antouich
shrieked and pleaded in JuEo-Slav.
but the referee continued the bout
until he was helpless Antonich SUI
Tered serious injury, the ligaments in
his right leg having been torn loose
''lie no understand JuEo-S1av." ez-
planned the Italian Ia cree. 'Deedn't
know Antonich wanted 10 give mp"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18
Falling Of Hair Can Be Stopped
Quickly ard Hair Made To Grow
Fast and Luxurianfly

nv HEN the proper means are en-
w ployed. a difference Of several
inches a month in the growth
OF your hair can easily be pro-
duced. Many hair tones sold In
ready-to-use form are too weak to
produce the results expected. BY
making up the following formula,
in Few minutes, you have a real
and a powerful hair-forcer. Nix
the contents OF a one-ounce pack
age OF beta-qulnoi, which can be
obtained at the drug store for fifty
cents, with one half pint OF bay
rum and a half pint OF water. or
else use a fun pint OF wftchhazei
instead OF the bay rum and water
Apply this literally and often. This
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18

rapidly dlsplacing the old burning
on pastes and liquids which have
long been used These old methods
nave always had a very serious OBJ
1ecriou-they make the skin coarse.
cause red sperss burns, irrltations.
and always reveal the use Of q hair
remover, The new way. however.
BY using sulfo solution. cannot harm
me most tender OF delicate skin No
matter whether the hairs are very
heavy OF whether they are mere
" light fuzzs they simply dissolve
away leaving the skin soft and
smooth, without the least mark. and
no one can ever tel you have evec
tlon Is a clean LIQUID. which can be
secured - any drug store for one
dollar. IL is easily and quickly ap-
Piled with the tips OF the fnEars.
and does the work in a fraction OF
the time required BY other hair re-
movers.