davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-10-15

aaereoe par ct fislig Sorbolo neQe1 Dem. Giterbnert
iom @asna fit ie, ~bporleoes Suiet %beitprtes, tunoe bun
life unbgaa Den Slutning, at Npblom %rinleligpis piIbe
peret en- rer opmerfiom sggten1alo, bpis gnura bopoe
neret en- beore Susrnor. Stlten bar alorig / Sroen.
S &isffenet itoo Stopper og Scar meo Waoreiter |, bpor
bet trnbe faIoe fig, men alorig paa fin Plaos. Seller.
lite bIep noeenting eiort paa en- beite,nt Glib, og yiaal.
tiberne bar BET itore % belle unber al &ritif. Set
grsite &agna peo sanfen paa, b%pormeget sobt @oo.
srfie Der blep b%ortifipmt 2apningen.
On aften tilbso Hagna Jig at Iape en- grsopuobina,
ion, BUN bapoe pitt De TO andre apinoer Spifriiten poo.
@eb Supperborbet ipHte gtpblom ben meb iliet @elbc.
bag, at set pafte benoes Spnerfionbeo, for Hegelcl
iaa ban triit % ~begr9belig no peb Wtaaltiberne. Otter.
paa git ban bort til benoe og ia paa Spenif:
Gen b6r Y1iboingcn, ia mig iiu tlian, bar nj mefotl"
Sans aniiat ifinnet al Silireosbeo iom en- Iiben Sol.
Gaena iparte life. Sonas bsrte, bpob ban Ia, % ioa
set breoe Smilet bans. Oct belle irriterte BAN. Ser
Ssnietilpen :.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-10-15

~TmtIac er 6eit melt itororteSc
Iebictr / |er6erl, % jeg onifer flm
oct par inole0eS, at enbOer &olnoe,
sber lioer iom ieg giorNe, fltroe otoe
bpo1 set pirfgIig uorettcr", iagoe
,nnlig Mrs. &oie &. GltttIe, al 293
sGnngrelS Street, @ortIanb, Wtaine.
"SS1gen rI n~ogenitn0e pioe boa0
leg Ieo", iagoe bun. "0fn @fooe
Dnr'i en- fao lem 6orfotning, of ieg
mnrtte pGre meget forii8ti8 me0
boao ieg ipiIte. &oteter % orlore
itioeIieboIbige Scoeni0ler piloe BELT
forItprre mig. Ste bnp0c ie9 eiter
M%1nnItiberne be forfprOeliqite Wape'
imerter, nit glaanoeorPt blcp fort,
og ieg hnobc Ell tlng og trpftenoe
SornemmeIie peo &iertet. Cite
rIaeeoeS ieg meo Smerter ul0er
Gtltl6erbIooe1te, % tiI0eI5 baO0e ieg
AriaIb al @aIOeip8e.
Seq IeO ogIaa al RbeumatiSmc,
pa 0enne ianmen meo DC ANDRE
Slayer neobrgo burtig min ScIbreO.
Seq beforbt mig iuag, nerUe5 %
neobrIt0t til ale Sioer, % ieg Ipn-
teS bper Sag at tnbe / &egt %
Gtprfe. 0itn Sppn bar 6aarlig, og
ofte nor ieg / ioaoonne Smerter, at
jeg life fltnoe Iuffe ct 2ie belle Scat.
ten.
SIR ieg bIeo fGrbig me6 min fpr.
ite SLATE al GorIoc iattc0e jeg, At
ieg tiIiiOit bapoe flnoet Ben rette
Mtebicin. 0fin 6orfotnirg beoreOe5
bn8Iig efterbOert ionl jeg peobleo of
tage SonIoc, min 2lppetIt tiItOg ioa
leg mart ipiIte mine ire goOe 9toul-
fiber ON Gagen uOen at Iioe oct
miroite efterpaa. Gen forf9rOelige
Snbigeitton er f%oriuurocn, ieg er
life Longer neroo$, ieg ioOer go0t
belle 9tatten og bCiinOer mig iortrpf.
felig gicmem belle 2ogen. Min
Gtprfe err bIcper foreQet inotiI ieg
MI meo 2etbeo fan u6fere oIt NIT
Sl,sarbei0e. Seq roier Eanlac DeO
enboer gInIe0ning ieg fuar."
SmIac IPIgeS al Ell goo Npotbes
fer / boer @p. 9loOt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-10-15
SOr Sorrmaal al
brus @illianis SebauoliHg.
rs Gents Tlaife(32 Suiis)
Srtt.

g.top forhi bu bse1uosr 7nqer praTfct 90 tr9t.
) meo Sttoheb GrTne. Ben % Wtu'tler, Ell rsrterbe 80,
/ heb. br9roerbe % reotrptienbe Smerter / Hpgoeu 49,
! iiotltot euonu for 2ogen begpnoer-, tro life oerfOr.
/ OF BIZ moa ~torbltpe l oeuue 5prfotutuq.
I Bin fritz BsitHo big bel! glto nit Snerter, ittoe
/ Seoemoo, iaars Wtuifler. r~bsumot,ife Sloel'er. per,
tsnos Jtp9 eHsr ytprsouosr, bcuirfCt pro zgrsr
| oaurct Seeeu,ef.
! 5Foa mere SsoR. 5ois bin Seor f~or1tnrres .ner
PIN Iiber al gIrTioo9hsO. meO brRubeube fpierbe
! g nerter, bill ou 'Htte 9riS pao ben SpJte % qomfpr
sgSiuiams SebanoIins gioer.
. 9i nil Qipe big en- 75s6ertg 5Iaite G2 2ofs). ri
kbto at Ntuinue StbanoIind nil ~pOerpyrbe 9nre.
1 pa gIRretpgoDntms. 8hsumottsnis og ale andre sua.
/ BONNIE beotrtet oo GOeru1ual Of urtuinre. uber fFpr.
EfieI bnur gauIuleL- froujit tuer bearbrattst bin Fpr,
Hfntrtra er.
Seue bette ADVERTISEMENT uso bit Stems abresIe
kp9 10 Gents til at hislOs at bstoIe eubel az Qurto. Snb.
kSatntua 0. I. B., til The DIR. ID. A. Williams Co.
kDept. T-9s, Postofhce Bldg East Hampton, CT.
On nil r1obtage portobetalt pr. gotirpoIt Dor reou.
s1nrs 75t 5Ioite (&2 SDfs) uhsu noqeu JorpGateIier.
Run en- SLATE frit I'll iaurme sEomiIte euer @bresie
kSrtt 9ertqr toges III onoeu GuuOouiug.
/ grust Of mango ~buubreoe IufHOer foeu 1892.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-10-15

ne, Ole gnsebretien Tsbninsen og Sns
seborg SIsotr. 9pt5iel ira @eItre Sliore.
@aarbbr. g. 8. 9~aussaaro Suie / 9crz
gems Stift % @erit Sonsotr. Iosoter
observation-disclosures Ole Slien gse % Sors
hemor Iaren Sparsbtr. Guinebe, Gns
ters Sllcn Salsebe9aaroen o. Tarit
9riltofferSbtr. 2erbal. 2Grer Soritcin
gbeSnarb ira SIiore % gerit S~oitenss
batter @eree / Bang. Smut Anbcricn
Gpbal % Inrn 2em fra g~eitlanSet.
anlit Sobnien Stenbe % en- Scnte fra
GitInnoct. Sbonns 8. Rjslbausen Of
Tar9retbe SaIporSbtr. Sele. Yeber &.
SermlnbItao % auna Sobusbtr. Spbol,
gnferralo Ole Glen @iien 3. Il. oJ
Singer SIsbtr. gersSmpren. Isbisrn 5.
Slateu % &asnilb Slsbtr. Spnten.
Sprlooebe er Sui s.. &rot Surum %
&uri q. Spenge SliDre, GGrer 8. Srrfs
fen Sang o9 Sierra @au 29rbal, Inber5
Spitenien 2streim Sang og Warie 6.
gaeitao 2pnnen, 2Grer &a9nbuIb NG5
Horore Iurbal % Iareu 2arsbattcr
apien, Surum.
Sebe er: Ieuer HiIs g. gsine,
SfeibSmoen, so aar, gnfemanb Sobn
Iabien Nertroit so, bar / i'm Sib boz.
ret benbttet meget / 9onun,tnens Sies
neite. Iibcre aaarmanb HiIs gipirDs
len Sale 80. 5an babe pGret Webs
tiGlper / Sang %. Seensuaieus &irter
! oper DO Nar. 4aarfpne Imbisr So
itensotr. @ee / 2ie T. Samre IS. &aarz
manb Smut @,ilifien 2aiprb IS. &aarz
lone 8auebi @ubersbtr. NorbInuS I. 81
lin9bs So Iar. Iansoi Horblnnb bar
ri Den Glbite | Bang Serreb. Geben
tpm beaer life / bette Silfrlbe uoertet
- bum bapoe ligget tilienes | mango
gar % bar baaoe bsp 90 blind.
@eire Slihre.
Set fonnulnale Budget iom ubliene5
iaar er ippnt Str. 100000.
@anrbbrrger Smut 8. Come er sicnz
talst til Observation-Disclosures.
: Storburg % Streoitens 9rebIe tr
aniat &Grerinoe Y3arit Solbeu.
Sil QaIritS Gaari TABS efterlabte er
inoiamIet iaIt ar. 1883 % enbel @bss
gematerieI og Nrbeioe,
Ole Solib bar ipIst @aarben To9rs
bptfcn til @n9ebret II. Sbon. &iebes
i|Immen pp9ipes life.
Site er: Sorleip 6. Stee &omen c0
Gin @aIoe ira Com / Uubbraub5buler.
nils y. Ncite og Shea guger fra Nrcs
mari.
6orlouebe er: Ole q. Supsmarten
% SnGebprg 8. 6ausli, aiebmntb 81.
&. 8epnrg % Susa 6. Stee beg9c IN
2onen. Yeher 6aafenieu Supi og Sn9rt
g. G99e beg9c fra 2on,en. Smut :.
Naitao % Sngebor8 @uIbbnig o8inn
begge fra &on,en, Spper 0naprllo irt
Nltrbal og Inrit Woe ira Ieit ire Sliort.
Ole 8altlfe % Sngeborg Sdata be89e
ira Rscn.
9soe err: TiIs Yebericn Noc,
"a Mar. Sfrrbber Gle 8. gaa8is
itab "A. 9lnberS SliIieu aoale, Hsn 76.
Ole |eberIeu Supsmarteu, 8sn 63,
Sn9eborg ariu9lie so, Nnbrsas Saltcins
len apilbulgen "a. 0an baphe liggct
tilien9s / mango Iar. Su9ebor9 Cars
totter @arbit 81, Yigebarn Sieri NiIS@
rotter Srmitao , Nar, WilS 5. Staaren
50, Ssscr =. Yipbreu 10 @ar.
Sen rloite nlrIcoenbc / 9omen % an
tagelig ogiaa / Sliore CT @utcr Sigrt
Rsudn9smpen. 8lu er oner 80 Var.
Sun er bortIeiet hos NiIs q. Hepnn8,
Siru boiler meget Sengen men or oilers
npiiad uanoSfriif.
(Iicre.)
saar &C former Terrs enbEripttpu, feTs
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-10-15

M RS. &pic 6. SnttIe, al
~ GortIarb, Noine, ion IL
ger, at bun beiinOer zig icrn
ON bun poarp bar paabegpnOt
2ipct iiOen bum tog SonIoc.
Scnoes &~heumati5mc % andre
Snoer er bIcpue f%or0rcpne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-10-15

Eaar &c former TereS eabTriptipn, fen
neIft Vofi, eIsr garianotsntra Set er ih'
ierf al ienoe lcfe Yeuee I ulrrtroelige SIepe'
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-09-28
Luke REILLY Says. "The Rat Died
Before Reaching the River"

"Since moving near the river two
years ago, we've always used RAT
SNAP. Watched a vicious water
rat, nibbling at RAT-SNAP outside
the house. About Is minutes later
he darted off for the water, to cool
his burning stomach, but he died be-
fore reaching it." Three sizes, 35c,
65c, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed by
Chenault & Orear.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-09-28
OFFICERS CHOSEN
BY COMMISSIONERS


The County Board of Election
Commissioners. composed of Clay
@. Fogg, Democrat; C. @. Pangburn,
Republican, and j. G.. Roberts, sher-
iff and ex-officio chairman, met last
week and selected the election Of
ficers to act in Montgomery county
at the approaching regular election,
November End. Those in the seven
precincts of the city also act on reg
istration day, Tuesday, October s.
The first two named are Judges,
the third Sheriff and the fourth
Clerk. The list is as follows:
First Ward Precinct "A"--J. T.
Coons, j. r. Faulkner, John s.
Frazer, c. W. Kirkpatrick.
First Ward Precinct "B"-G. E.
Coons, j. II. Wood. S. S. Pinney, C.
w. Nesbitt.
Second Ward Precinct "A"-S. J.
Rogers, Joe A. Stephens, T. B. Rod
man, M. II. Lewis.
Second Ward Precinct "B"-J. A.
Scobee, J. J. Kearns, w. II. Tipton.
A. G. Prewitt.
Third Ward Precinct "A"-Har-
rison Kimball, Frank Young, Nor
man Horton, LATE Bolts.
Third Ward Precinct B"-Mit
Johnson, Jesse Davis, Abe Owings,
Will Black.
Fourth Ward-R. F. Mastin. L. c.
Bays, J. W. Baber, W. P. Apperson.
Sideview-J. F. Mark, Forrest
Hinson, George M. Roberts, L. T.
Wills.
Grassy Lick-R. S. Greene, Andy
Williams, James W. Greene, Rich
ard Wells.
Aaron's Run-James B. Clark, E.
f. Haste, James A. Williams, A. j.
Turner.
Jeffersonville - James M. Greer,
Frank, Prather, Albert WEIGH. ST.,
W. W. Ficklin.
Beans-A. F. Wyatt, Taswell
Burns, Joe Pennybaker, John W.
Fogg.
Spencer-H. B. Prewitt, William
Stamper, F. M. Fortune, P. J.
Shackelford.
Camargo-Floyd Congleton, Will
liam Alfrey, Clay Ficklin, A. L. Tip
ton.
Smithville-W. G. Marshall, John
Goode, G. d. Marshall, Drummer
Coleman.
Spruce - Sonny Robinson. John
F. GrOoms, Fletcher Richardson, j.
Fl. Hammonds.
Harts-JOhn F. Richardson, Tom
Warner, M. c. Foley, Rex Hall.
Towards Mill-W. A. Tapp, L. G.
Bittinger, Clyde Brown, r. r.
Thompson.
Levee- &C. Douglas, c. c. West,
l.. Beall Hadden. Frank Monroe.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-09-28

When they are first married she
wonders why there isn't a brass
band and delegation Of prominent
citizens to greet him at every street
corner, but a few years later she
wonders how me manages to dodge
the dog catcher when he is on the
street.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-09-28

There's a lot of fun in spending
money, but after all, the surest way
to be happy is always to have
money to spend. GD
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-09-28

A woman will get mad if you in
sist that she is contrary, but she
wore low-cut waists all winter and
this summer she wore waists that
button up all the way and fasten
at the throat.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-09-28

When a woman who has three or
four summer skirts tells her hus-
band that she hasn't one that is fit
to wear on the street, she is often
telling the truth without knowing it..
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-09-28

The devil is not as black as he is
painted, nor are some widows as
black as their weeds.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-09-28

OF course. every rose has its
thorns. And every sum liner brings
its dirty elbows and white shoes.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-09-28

People have more use for loafel
who minds his own business thar
they have for busybody who is al
ways butting in.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-09-28

Listen minute Old Top! What a
lot of good would be accomplished
if we put as much energy into fight
ing temptation as we do INTO pray
ing for forgiveness after it has hap
pened.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-09-28
Ask Your Soldier Boy How "Coot-
les" Got Such a Hold.

He'll tell you that the battlefronts
OF Europe were swarming with rats,
which carried the dangerous vermin
and caused our men misery. Don't
let rats bring disease into your
home. When you see the first one
get RAT SNAP. That will finish
them quick. Three sizes, 35c, 65c,
$1.25. Sold and guaranteed by
Chenault & Orear.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-09-28

When you pray for daily bread,
don't have your minds riveted on
T-Bone Steaks. Another thing lot
of you fellows are too honorable to
steal another mans money, but you
seem to think it perfectly alright to
flirt with another mans wife.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-09-28

A corn fed girl has to go around
wearing calves, but a princess
wouldn't wear anything so vulgar.
Hers are calfettes.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-13
sHERIFF,s NOTICE OF ELECTION
THE STATE OF TEXAS,

County Of Lubbock:
Notice is hereby given that An cleo
ton will he bed on 9Th day OF June,
1920, NJ the residence Of $. A. John
son. %here the school has been taught
forfhis term. in Common School Dis
trift No Is, Of this county, as es-
tatlished by Act Of the Legislature
Of \he Stat< Of Texas, House Bill
No. rT4,~Chapter 26, Local and Spc-
cial Laws, Thirty-Fifth Legislature,
TO determine whether a majority OF
the legally qualified property taxpay-
ing voters Of said district desire the
issuance Of bonds on the faith and
credit Of said Common School Dis
frict in the amount Of S3,5O0.OO,
the bonds 20 be Of the denomination
Of $4,000 each, numbered consecu-
lively from One TO Thirty-Five, both
inclusive, payable forty years from
their date, with option Of redemption
at any time after twenty years from
then date, and bearing 5 per cent
interest per annum, payable annual
lyon April 10th of each year, to pro-
vide funds to be expended in pay
ment Of accounts legally contracted
in completing the construction and
equipment Of a public free school
building Of wooden, or brick and
wooden material/ within and for said
common school district, and to de-
termine I~fighet the Commissioners
Court OF THIS cdunty>hall be author
lied to levy, aAsess> and collect an
nually while said bonds or any Of
them Notwithstanding a tax upon all
taxable property within said district
sufficient TO pay the current interest
on said bonds, and TO provide n sink
ing fund sufficient to pay the prin-
cipal az maturity.
All persons who are legally quail
fed voters Of this State and Of this
county and who are resident proper
ty taxpayers in said district shall be
entitled to vote at said election, and
all voters desiring 10 support the
proposition to issue the bonds shall
have written or printed on their bal
lots, the words: "For the Bonds"
And those opposed shall have written
or printed on their ballots the words !:
Against the Bonds"
r. NJ. Vinegar has been appointed
presiding officer for said election and
he shall select two judges and two
clerks TO assist him in holding the
same, and he shall within five days
after said election has been held make
due return thereof 10 the Commits
sioners' Court Of this county as Is
required by law for holding a gen.
eral election.
Said election was ordered by the
County Judge Of this county BY or
der made on the 18th day Of May,
1920, and this notice IL given in
pursuance Of said order.
Dated the 18th day % May, 1920.
G. A. HOLCOMB. sheriff Lub-
book County. Texas. to3
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-13
soMr RAIN REPORTS
UNDER DATE MAY 10TH

Moran. Shackolford Co., Texas,
Nav 10. A heavy rain fell here yes
terlay. Crops will be- much benefited.
Waxnhachio, Texas, May TO-. AZ
creeks in the western part OF me
county are overlooking ~ % result or
Sundays rains
Bay City. Texas, May i0.-Farm-
crs are preparing to plant crops since
the recent rains.
Denton. Texas, May 10 More
than FIVE inches Of rain fell IN Den
ton from Monday Of last week 20 this
morning. Roads are impossible and
farm work delayed
Georgetown, Texas, May l0.-A
heavy rain fell In Williamson coun-
~ Sunday.
Big Spring, Texas, May l0.-The
heaviest rain for six months fell yes
terday. Farmers are preparing 70
plant their crops. Prospects are en-
ccuraging. The total rainfall last
night was more than four inches,
according TO the local weather bu-
reau.
Slaton. Lubbock Co, Texas, May
i0,-Hailstone as large as hen eggs
fell here today The hail was accom-
panied by heavy rain.
Sweetwater, Texas, May 10
Heavy rains have fallen in this sec
ton and will be Of much benefit to
crops.
Colorado, Mitchell Co, Texas, May
1O.-Three inches Of rain fell here
last night.
GAINESVILLE, Texas, May l0.-Crops
in this section will be further delay
cd by a heavy rain that fell last
night
Cameron, Texas, May l0.-This
section was visited by a hard rain
today
Gainesville, Texas, May 10
Creeks are out Of their banks as a
result Of the rain last night.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-13
TO ALL MEMBERS OF w. o. w.
AND WOODMEN CIRCLE

We are advised by our Sovereign
Commander, W. A. Fraser, that Mr..
F. c. Hernichel, Of Dallas, will visit
this Camp Wednesday, May 10th, for
the purpose Of explaining in detail
the new laws and rates which was
placed in effect January LIST, and ev-
cry member Of both the W. o. w.
and Circle is requested 70 be present
at the Hall Wednesday evening at
7.30 p. m, May 10th, in order to
hear what the above gentleman has
10 say with reference to the ques-
ton involved.
Also every member who has drop
ped his membership due 70 the in
crease in rates is requested, to be
present.
j. A. JORDAN, Council Com'dr.,
n. ID. PHILLIPS. Clerk.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-13
NEWS ITEMS or PAST
WfEk from ACUII

The nice showers were greatly ap-
prcclatod last week. We could use
some more To n good advantage how
ever. The farmers are all very busy
planting NJ this writing
Sunday was Bro. Taylor's day 10
prench MI Arun, hut on account or
the inclcmcnt weather he did not
come
Mrs. W. u. Davis and Misses Oar.
by and Mahan, called on Miss Pearl
Mitchell Sunday afternoon.
Mrs W. n. Williams baby is real
sick at this writing.
L. 8. Evitt and wife motored 20
Lubbock Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs d. Pounds were in
Idalou Saturday afternoon.
The young people enjoyed a par
ty at Bro. Meteaife's saturday eve
ming.
Messrs. and Me1s1mes J. NJ. Bloyd,
and r. o Evitt Visited Mr.. and Mrs.
o. f. Eubank GIdalou Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NS Evitt attended
Murch at Idalos-3unday afternoon
They also caEd ~ Mr. and Mrs. NJ
A. Evitt shQrt/~hile
Ashley Davis isn't improving
very rapidly from a sore back.
Or. VIM. l.. Baugh was called TO see
W N. Williams and Ashley Davis
babies Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Gill, who has recently moved
on the Pride place, bought a plant
err Of ID. +. Pounds Saturday.
Orley Rush went TO Lorenzo Tues
day afternoon.
Elmer Rush was in Lubbock Sat
urday p. m.
l.. s. Evitt and wife were in Id
alou Monday morning.
Mrs. u. Pounds ordered some to-
mato plants from the Lubbock Flor
al Company Frida~ morning.
Miss Clarice Shipman spent Sun
day and Monday IN Canyon, Texas,
with her sister, Gladys, who is attend
ing the West Texas Normal
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-13

want to thank DIT. Bates and the
doctors and nurses o. the Lubbock
sanitarium for being 80 kind and
prompt In answering all calls from
my sick boy. Raymond. who has been
very slck and Il now able 10 return
back home again.
7. w. MsSEELy.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-13
REPORTER.

Work is soon 20 start on a sl5,.
GOO church building at Floydada by
the Cumberland Presbyterian people
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-13

In the recent rains IN the Ranger
section water filled Easements u Fss.
licences and stores and damaged
stocks and other property a an %.
l|maied amount II $4,000
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-13

Smith shaw of the Orevsssllls
community vas In the city Tuesday.
IIs avs The rsIns ~ The past ussk
Skipped hla farm,
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-13

sallow complexion u due TO a tor.
pld liver. yERniHE purifies and
strengthens % lly<r and bowels and
restores the Irosf bloom q health
10 tho cheek. Sold BY an druggists.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-13
NOTICE

The County FederntiOr Of Womens
Clubs was rforgnnizsd May the first,
1920 There VIII Be a call meeting
Saturday, Nay 10, 300 p. m, Lub-
book. Tevs< All who are interested,
be prceenf
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-13

Miss Clarice Shipman spent Sun
day and Monday in Canyon, Texas,
with her sister, Gladys, who is attend
ing the West Texas Normal
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-04-23
RYDER |. GERMANY
Architectural
And
Mechanical Drafting
Rates by Hour or Contract
923 South Decatur
Phone Columbia 108

The program given by the
pupils of the North school Thurs
day afternoon of last week for
the purpose of entertaining their
parents and friends was a grand
success. The pupils of each
room did their parts well and
showed their teacher had used
every effort to make her room
a success. / believe | will be
safe in saying every mother was
well pleased with the program,
and each and every one of we
mothers appreciate the way Miss
Stevens and teachers are train.
ing our boys and girls. If they
always have as good instructors
as they have in the North School
they will make young men and
young ladies' of whom the world
will be proud. Miss Haskins
and Miss O'Brien are my boys
teachers and they certainly are
doing fine work with the little
folks. "A Mother.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-04-23
FORM ONE BIG ASSOCIATION
Chinese Family Of Wong In Montreal
Combine for Mutual Benefit and
Business Help.

We live and learn, and some Of Our
learning comes from unexpected
sources. II all the Smiths and all the
Joneses were 20 organize themselves
into a mutual benefit and charitable
society, Il would at least be consld.
cred q somewhat novel proceeding. yet
that Is exactly what Is being done IN
Montreal nj the present moment 10y th"
Chinese. Members Of the Wong fam
fly OF China, who have left their ma
tive land to seek their fortunes here,
have formed themselves into the Wong
Wun Sun association Of Montreal, the
object OF which Is 10 assist all Chi.
nese bearing the name Of Wong af'
nlcted by sickness, accidents or re-
verses Of foi tune. All the Wongs bear
some degree Of relationship TO one an.
other, and as the association already
has some 800 members and expects
more. n Is probably one ~ the largest
families on record. Tho association
does not cOnfne Itself 10 helping those
IN sickness or distress, but goes far.
thcr. n n Wong Is deslrous Of start
ing up n laundry or some other busi.
ness md U.s. not possessed Of the ncCcs-
sary capital, he goes along 10 the other
wongs nt the weekly Saturday meet.
Ing and presents his case and II he
proves his good faith the money II
Forthcoming. In fact, IN every gen.
ulne case Of member of the family
business assistance is given. The idea
II a somewhat novel one 10 white rnccs,
but II has practical results and Is un'
doubtedly beneficial Montreal Star.