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Evening star., 1921-05-08
BUSINESS OPP oRTUNITIEs

t1o0 TO $500 invested now in one OF our
dividend paving securities will bring You big
returns. Tall or write us for particulars.
Carukin & Freed Inc. 400 Continental Trust
building.
SPLENDID OPPORTCNITY-Fine second han
furniture business for sale: clean. classy
stock; downtown district. Address Box 1-D.
star Office.
CLEANING. pressing, tailoring business for
sale lease: low rent: pr.cs low. 14Il NV.
GROCERY-Exrenent business: will sacrifice
Particulars. 416 "th NV. Room 5I2.
LUNCHROON and bakery bargain for
onick sale. Address so1 I'D, Star office. .
INVEST YOUR SAVINGS with a person who
will place every safeguard possible about
them: your small savings he invested
Or snnoysnces. Particulars by mail only. Geo.
t. Phillips. Route = Chevy Chase. Nd
EkSTACRANT-E1cellen location for or 8
ladies. Franklin 3sO3.
$IO-BARBEK SHOP, chairs; rent xa5 :
guvd location must he sold Immediately: uak.
on, and nx your own terms.
S'U-Cigar. confecf. and news; splendid
business; central Dcstion; selling at q sxcri-
s3.ooo-Cisar. confect and news; rent. $50
Of. OF the best corners in town; rooms.
Ss51t;rocery and rooms: rent, 81.
S1SO-,rocery 81 and rooms: rent. $50.
$S.os1tsroceTy. meat and vegetable market; 3;
A-n,- SO: } rooms lease.
ssU-koominS house: rent. $50; rooms;
T.Go-Rooming 81 house; l3 rooms: beau,!-
fully fIrn shed: income bet. 500 and $500. n
S2ceptionsl bargain.
X. u. Curtis. Fr. 65SSJ..
III Columbian bldg. 4lS 9Th 81. NV.
For SALE-Half interest or It's entirety es-
Sso!ished distributing agency, having exclusive
washington and baltimore territory for
tionaily advertised service: seventeen install
latioas with Washington merchants and manu-
facturers: the business ha. grown too rapidly
for owners 10 handle in connection with their
regular rocation.: this is . sut,stant nj oppor-
tansty and requires only $3jO-SJO. Address
Eox 293I Star ONCE.
GROCERY and meat MARKET for ssIr: splendid
tocshon; mixed trade. Call North 6I57. 80
PARTNER wanted; man or woman capable
Of taking full charge Of the Once mana cement
OF very SuccrSsful commercial collection conf
Pany: 900 to Sss0 required. Given telephon.
aumter. T.. y. Box 1926. eity T.. %.
fAFE doing an excellent business. In fis.-
class locatIon, in Washington: must ba sold
Socn. ~ Interested phone Franklin 1876 or
cali Room 80 9i5 Penns. ave. NV. Reed.
WELL. ESTABLISHED millinery shop: suita
"ls To buyer handling ladies lingerie. hose and
notions in connection; sacr.fcp at reasonable
prre: leaving city. r-B>oD fnF sri .ng; Terms.
Address B'I 3ilS. Star office.
HAVE SEVERAL THOUSAND DOLLARS To
invest In loca! paying proposition. Address
RoN z.13-C. Star office. -
WANTED To RENT-sTORE. WITH THREE
"r Tour living rooms: D. ". section. Don't want
sinrk Of merchandise, but will cooperate in
any way 10 help dispose Of stock without loss
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YOUR :sWORp ADVERTISEMENT in 20
country town n"~spaI~rs So. Write for list
L. J.. Miller. Strarusc. y y.
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DODGE TOt'RING-l9lG in perfect condition:
viii sell cheap for cash terms. Open sun.
daTs and evenings. Main 1896. Mr.. BRYAN.
10h
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chicks in life. II you have not used STAR.
CHIC 4 you shonid do now. All dealers sell
STAR-CHIc-A. the guaranteed bab chick food
Manufactured by the Star Food and Remedy
Co.. lexington place and q 81. ne. Phone
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PAIGE 1910: I-pa>s"uccr: Just nverhanl"d: :
must sell At Al great sacrifice: leav n /:
own. AbShcr garage. 1871 -.
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II'Uk TYJTRlNG-Iao0 excellent condition
appearance new: 1 cord tires - newt, fabric
extra: battery. l.. W. pwyer. Sargent
road n "
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FURU SEIIAN-Iatc 1920: tine condition;
new tires. oversize steering wheel, dome Light,
shock ah>orfPrs and other extras: owner ieav
ing Town: will sacrifice for $3.50 cash. 1GSA
Muryland
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CHEVROLET TOCHIN,;-4sO. 1919. ro- .l,
by owner: Al condition. Address Eoy III c,
Star Office ~
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l-TON LIGHT delivery. Cnn be any
time sunday or any evening after 1 pm. $50
Norris st. ne. bet. 9th and eth. and q
StS
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4 fAFE doing excellent business in I'll -.
class loratron, in Wa.bngton: must ba sold
xocn. ~ Interested phone Franklin 1876 or
cali Room 81. 9fJ Penns ave, NV Reed
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NASH--laIs: I-pas~nSer; lust rebuilt: mu>i
be- sold Used 'ars for sale. Rear iit !
-. NV So
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FOR SALE-Une Maxwell touring. 1915 good
. running =, ndt on: n" reasonable ca>h oh"r
refused 1920 eth Sc
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AIR COMPRESSOR. electric: Tt-a ant"mat.",
brand new. See Hines. go u st. n
FORD ToIE1N';--lsiS engine; fin" cond' on
rral bargain: S1I5. =, Ep'x Creek ,'h"f' !
road NV. -
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FORD SEDAS-l.itr 1870. by original buyer;
perfect cond,t.on: city used only: extras: Wire
wheels. humVar. spare tire lock wheel. Nioct
hradl gliis. dome ,gnt. park i.ghi. sp~rd"in
eicr, winter hood. cnains: sacrihcc Tor quick
sale West IIf- " Sunday.
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Why Pay Good WHIP
Bargain-SlO.o5O. Vacant.

GOOD FOR ANY BUSINESS.
Especially and Toe, house furnishings and
hardware store. Nj. Pleasant 81. near Park
rd. Large store and room apt; cellar under
entire hJi.dinS: h. ~ h. elrc. :: excellent repair.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO..
?li New York A,.. Franklin .BlB. s.
ATTRACTIVE CAFE IN THE TORONTO
APARTMENT House. 10Th and r sts. NV.
excellent location for most xucceSHfui dining
room business. Apply 10 Rssidcnt Manager on
premises.
bEIIcATE,SSEN. grocery. fruits for sale.
frra. $3.50. Phone North 1890 So
MEAT MARKET for sale: Brs: -claSs store
we'll established in good l0ea tion: doing paying
cash business. This Is an unusual opportunity y
and viii tcar Investigation. Part cash con-
sldered. Apply 318 Ga. ave.
CHEVY CHASE LAkE-CONCESSIONS FOX
rent Ice cream and soft drinks. bowling al
.sys, snooiink gallery. Can be leased sepa
.atsiy WASHINGTON AMUSEMENT Co..
800 Kellogg bldg. 1915 r st. n.v.
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81. TON GARkORD open express lpdy: terms
lanital ely Linrace 10. 40 S;h 81. n.M
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OAkIASD & roadster: in Al condition: mus
sell: a bargain: S373. Can he seen sunday
from 10 =. 1910 18th st. Sc
1919 BUICK SIN TOURING. Ike new: cash
terms Any time Sunday, Rear l.ss 81.
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TICKET 10 San Francisco. via New Orleans.
s;"p"yer privilege Addrr>. Box "l3-c. Star
cffre.
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BUICK ROADSTER. iPls: perfect mechsn;-
csIy: six excellent cord tires; two spotliGhts.
bumpers, new top. slip covers: must hs seen
TO be appreca ted: a bargain. Phone Line.
,yor .,.is T.. .ye q O.
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FOR RENT DINING ROOM AND KITCHEN
IN large rpomins houSr. Address Box .oS. G.
nfHce
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CHANDLER 1911 model: driven only @r
miles: month old: the price i right.
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COUNTRY GLIB large grounds l.ul.vs ri
trolley terminal. Room go. Maryland bIdy
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| lChkSROLLI $40; good running condition
1 looks good: bargain. Adam A. Giebtl. rear
| G3:, I'll 81 IL w
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| (HAI.MERS LIGHT SIN&In good condition;
very cheap. Ruscher's Garage. 3"S9 NJ 81
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ICk TUTEING-lsl5: good condiii ION
one Rockville lB-F-12
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PERSONAL
Continued.

IF SICK IN TROUBLE OR DOUBT. SEE
Tsx,,oiocist Jerumspy 1905 14th St NV.
Naturopa thic and mental treatments. Instant
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FARMER wanted; man or woman rspa bic
OF taking fuii charge Of the ofnce mana cement
OF very >uccsSsful commercial collec tion con,
Pany. 800 to SssO required. Given telepbon.
Rum ter L. ". Box 1895. rity l.. %.
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I DODGE TOI'ElN;-laI.: nov paint. ne" tow.
cord tires; will sell cheap. cash term.
Ma n i's36. Open sundays and crcnngs. Mr
R-ysnr. 1929 Conn. a,n.
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MITCHELL TOTRIN':-5-pas> Ike now
..HD miles spare tires: extras, owner
husincss takes him out of town until fall: u II
sell cheap: n" fair offer refused: or VIII f-ni"
for closed small car. Ford or Dod-c. NJ.
Csa.c. Week days. :: II. ne. rr fffi.
Sunday. ot2| y. Capitol st. y. ,ltl-I.
STANLEY STEAMER -aoh.p. SUNDAY m.rn.
in
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PRIVATE INvESTltATIONS RY WOMAN
rxperienced in detective work: conscientious
reliable competent: no bunging: any rgtti-
mate cause: in or ont Of city; confidential Ad-
,.;e-s Rux 14.C. Star ONCE.
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FOR SALE-One Of the hest paving rooming
houses in the city. fully equipped: income
500 month: low rent and located in the
lost NV. section. with lease. at a bargain IL
.,li AZ once; no agents. Address Bo1 1850,
S,kr ONCE. .
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANE0US

RHIOK-9O, 900, hard. second hand. extra dnai.
ity. Apply IS am. to > pm, sou Capitol
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RAlSi. tAfiLAl<-..es. ibe...v.> -. ....., -.
organized and promoted everywhere. roliec.
ti"Is. L. =. Legal Corp. SO i;ond bldg.
INSURANCE BROKERS-N g-ow:rg agency
wonld ke broker. suto. fire and theft. with
progessve agency in exchange for lab:i ~.
Address Box 1850. Star Office. 50
BASEMENT ROOM. Portner apartment. 18TH
and fon sts.. suitable Tor hair dresser o.
manirurisr
FOR SAI.E-sh~e repairing shop with machin-
cry. in Alexandra. Va: good business For
Information call Gas I1ouisiana ave. -
FOR SALE-Clrveis nd Park deIicste~sen very
cheap. with 4 5-yesr Isase. 1900 Wisconsin
ave- Phone (lev. 1918. g
GARAGE-SERvICE STATION on Baitimore 70
Washington boulevard: hollow tile building
30xfO. equipped for all kinds Of repairs: lot
one acre: I.room residence: all acre~Sories and
good will OF going concern: electricity and gas.
Price. $1S.iNO: 81 go cssi. balance $50 per
month. Address Box 1860. Star office
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY 10 offered to
refined educated man woman. with, 81 0sS)
capital. 70 Join prosperous local corpora 'ion /:
not selling nor . patent pr,poxition: princi-
pals. Address Ho1 1874. Star officr
SHOE REPAIRING sHOP-T;ood business To-.
cation: 4 room house. renting $50 per mont h.
20 I'h II. ne. cor. A. Sc
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Largest iine Gs ws.
ewing machineS =
the city. All makS
go and up. l years
~rs,antes. Zen ( ! o 9:
Expert rrps;ring: hen.
.:.,chisg: pIas { .s1
nvttons made 10 ori~r
ipen evenings. Ha,-
ans, 1928 18th stsSs
W S-oi, 1709.
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SLEY STEAMER D)rRING CAI;-Bo!lcr
$500. wedit Co. SO y. J. ave. NV
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POULTRY, PETS & LIVE STOCK.

TH0ROTGHRRED Plymouth Rock cockerel
81: thoroughbred hat ching eggs. 81 dozen. 1">
Holly ave. TakomA Park, u. T.. .
ROSTON rERRIER-Female. nine months old
fine appearance: kink tni!. 42D7 \. II. ave
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Fine condition. cord tires
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e100 TO $500 invested now in one OF our
dividend paying securities will bring you big
returns. tall or write for particulars.
Carukin & Freed, Inc. 400 Continental Trust
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I-riSS. tor RING. electric lights: starter .
parking light: srarchlisht: extra tire: pump
and jack good for all summer use: xS2'. 80
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WANT PARTNER for established clean. scc-
ond-hand furniture business. Address Eoa
334-t Star office
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WILL. ACCEPT N,"trols. cabinet or Nla-~T
PIANO part payment on late mos"i oi>
mobile +: good condition. Address E"S lo> .
81 III
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Ry the day or evening, for 200 passengers
steam yacht Texas. Desirable service for pic
mic parties and societies. Address Box ISL b
Star nfNle Sc
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-29
SEED MEN ENDORSE THE STERILI-
ZATION PLAN FOR DISINFECTINC
COTTON SEED OFFERED FOR SALE

Mcdonald, chief entomologist Of the
State Department Of Agriculture and
pledge their cooperation.
BE il further resolved, That we
will henccforth sell only such seed
for planting purposes as has been
sterilized and passed upon and GER
titled by the proper authorities Of
the Federal and State Governments,
"Bo IL further resolved, That We
ask the cooperation Of the Federal
Horticultural Board, the State De
partment Of Agriculture, The A. &
NJ. College Of Texas and all other
suitable organizations TO assist in
such an educational campaign that
viii cause farmers 10 realize the
importance Of planting only steril-
lied cotton seed.
"Be Il further resolved, That we
wish 20 impress upon the people Of
the State that as yet the pink boil
worm infcstation Of Texas Is in its
incipicncy and the damage 20 date is
practically nothing. Proper methods
have been employed by those in au-
thority 70 safeguard the interests OF
the State. and this offer on the part
Of the cotton seed breeders and deal
ears 10 stcrilize their planting seed
stocks Is an effort on their part TO
cooperate with the authorities to
safeguard the cotton industry"
During the discussion suggestion
was made that the Governor be
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-29

Austin, Texas, Nov. 22.-At a con-
ference here today Of cotton-seed
breeders and cotton seed dealers call
ed by the Commissioner Of Agricul-
ture, George b. Terrell, TO discuss
the pink bollworm situation with w.
w. ID. Hunter Of the Federal Horti-
cultural Board and X. y. Mcdonald,
chief entomOlogist Of the State De-
partment Of Agriculture, the follow
ing resolutions were adopted
Whereas, during the last few
years a large amount Of cotton seed
has been shipped from a district in
New Mexico later found 10 be in
tested with the pink boil worm;
Whereas. this seed has been wide
iv distributed not only in Texas, but
Oklahoma and Arkansas as welli
Whereas, the pink bollworm IS
known 10 be distributed through the
shipment Of seed;
Whereas, the sterilization Of
planting seed by means Of heat Is
known to destroy the pink bollw0rm
without injuring the termination OF
the seed
Sterilization Indorsed.
Therefore, be il resolved. That the
cotton seed breeders and dealers
represented NJ this meeting wish 90
~ on record as indorsing the plan
OF sterilization by heat. outlined by
Or w. D. Hunter Of the Federal
Horticultural Board and Mr.. x. p.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-29
LAND OWNERS HERE
LOOKING AFTER PROPERTY

Wilbur o. Stockton, Of Brookston,
Indiana, was here Wednesday from
Littlefield, where he Is spending sew
eral weeks looking after land inter-
ests. Mr.. Stockton has kept an eye
on the plains country for the past
few years. and Is making extensive
investments in Lamb county. lie
contemplates making that his home
IN the near future, and we are glad
that he Is going 20 live 30 close TO
Lubbock. As a matter Of keeping
up with the times on the plains he has
subscribed for the Avalanche. and
said he was 10 well pleased with our
city he Just wants a. know what ID
y doing. Mr.. Stockton IA a live wire
nd bis Kind are always welcome 20
he plains. lie was accompanied by
Tom Halllgan and Neal Douglass. 81.
Of Lttlelleld.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-29
What Kind of
Lunches Do
You Like?

asked 20 call a special session Of the
Legislature 20 consider the enact
ment Of law 90 compel cotton gins
TO install seed sterilization plants,
Il being argued that such a system
would prevent the spread Of the
pink bollworm by means Of seed.
Commissioner Terrell contended that
such a law would be constitutional,
as IL would, in his opinion, be clear
IL within the police powers Of the
State. No definite action was taken
on the subject II was announced,
however, that there would be fur
Their discussion
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-29
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
MAKES STATEMENT

On and after Dec. /, 1921, the
minimum fine plus $500 and costs,
will be imposed against those who
are brought before the Justice Court
for violating the States gaming
laws, and for each offense thereaf-
ter. Of the same nature, the fine viii
be doubled. The third time ones
name goes on the criminal docket,
such one viii be fined for vag-ancy
and there viii not be any extension
Of time.
| would like 20 Doe a real benefit
10 society, and / feel like that one
way / can be, is to enforce the
above laws more rigidly
J Wesley Smith,
Justice Of Peace.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-29
LOCAL DAIRYMAN BUYS
MOTOR DRIVEN CLARifiER

I'd. Vaughn, local dairyman. has
recently purchased large motor
driven De laval Clarifier Of the RI
Furniture Company, and bis custo-
mers will be given the benefit - lts
use, ~ Il was Installed Immediately
after being delivered 10 him.
Mr.. Vaughn IL a all times looking
after the Interests ~ hla customers.
and this apparatus win Keep his prod.
uo,s absolutely free 81 AL germs and
dirt.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-29

The men who occupy the benches
Of American courts are. as n rule,
high-minded, conscientious men, but
few judges in the country make
us sympathize with the man, who,
when he was fined for contempt OF
court, offered double the amount OF
money exacted and said he wanted
20 pay for some moro contempt. The
United States IL stuck" with some
judges, but after this no man should
be appointed or elected 20 the bench
who Is not a prohibitionist. II he
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-29

II should be noted that the anti
prohibition movement Is largely an
anti-American movement II IL al
most entirely supported by men OF
foreign birth OF affiliations, who
have refused TO be "assimiliated.'
They have a hatred Of everything
that American history and traditions
stand for, and are traitors to Am
erican hospitality.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-29

How about Hot Chocolate made the
Manhattan way? A nice big juicy steak,
or for that matter anything you crave to
eat-candies, also cigars for the after
dinner smoke. Always come to the
Manhattan
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-29

Phone your grocery order to Miller and
at the same time order your fresh or
cured meats. We will guarantee the
order TO be filled correctly and 10 give
you the very highest quality Of eats at
minimum price.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-29

y. G, narnstte was here Friday
from bic farm east ~ town. Ne
made little hetfer han ons-ihIfi
bale ~ cotton 20 the a1Fs fhis yer.
and hls other crops we're iusl ~ good
A. hs wanted. hs said
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-29

Every violator against the state or
local prohibition law should be re-
ported to the federal prohibition d.
rector of that state, SO that the fed
eral tax assessment can be collected.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-29

Is not in sympathy with American
law he has no right to want to help
administer that law.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-29

Howard risFsan was here Friday
fFem khesnsshs.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-29

n z. Ra.- and a. n. ilsu's ~~ss
hsfs Fs'a.s fFsm 'hss f.sns ssas
q is~t
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-29

A memorial signed by $4,000
school teachers urges that no aleo-
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-29

Enforcement Of the law is after
all, not hard. Use those sections Of
the law permitting confiscation Of
automobiles, enioining property,
ahating Of nuisances, etc.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-29

holic liquor should be sold for con-
sumption on the premises to chill
dren under rs years Of age. Not
until 1886 was it against the law in
England to sell beer TO children under
10 years Of age.
In spite Of the fact that Il was as
serted that prohibition would ruin
the California grape industry. l.
S65.05 pounds Of raisins were ship
ped from the port Of New York alone
during the one month Of September.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-29
HOME BREW
Co n, Haynesi

Go n, Haynesl
Americans 10 the last man have
been delighted with the recent ef-
fcctive operations Of Prohibition
Commissioner Haynes
Mr.. Haynes is showing what the
federal government can do TO en-
forse the prohibition law.
He should have. and we trust is
having and will continue to receive,
the whole-hearted and unqualified
support Of the Treasury Department
and Administration as whole.
The State Journal Of Lincoln, Ne
braska, reports that that city has had
a slump Of IL per cent in the number
Of arrests during the last fiscal year,
there being only 1907 as compared
with 25O2 the preceding fiscal year.
While there was slight increase in
drunkenness cases yet compared with
pre-prohibition days il was negligible.
For instance, in 1915 there were Ia
81 arrests fer this offense while in
the last fiscal year there were only
317.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-29

The situation Of the beer bill in
the Senate is simply this; It's enact
ment has been prevented by fill
buster conducted by about a half
dozen Senators. The majority in the
Senate has always been ready to pass
il.
Washington telegraph., 1921-11-18
FRANCES E. WILLARD MUSEUM
Little Sehoohouse Near JSnesville,
Wis, Dedicated to Memory Of
Great Temperance Leader.

log cabins and marble palaces,
courthouses and round towers are now
and again turned into museums in the
memory Of some historic person More
rarely The building is a schoolhOuse,
but such is the case with the new
Frances l.. Willard museum. The lit
tie country schoolhouse near James
willie, Wis, has recently been dedicated
by followers Of the American temper
ance leader, among them former pu-
pills of Miss Wizards in Wesleyan
seminary and nj Northwestern univer-
sity, and national officers Of the Wom-
ans Christian Temperance union. The
schoolhouse is far from imposing. Miss
Willard referred Ia 1t once as "a sort
Of big ground-nut," but it symbolizes
the progress Of child who came into
n wilderness with her pioneer family,
ana through her good work gained a
plnce for herself in the Hall Of Fame
ut Washington, the only woman so
honorcl.
Washington telegraph., 1921-11-18
MOTHER! CLEAN
CHILD'S BOWELS WITH
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP

Even a sick child loves the "fruity"
taste Of california Fig Syrup" If the
little tongue is coated, or If your child
is lstless, cross, feverish, fun of cold,
or has collie, give a teaspOonful TO
cleanse the liver and bowels. In q few
hours you can sea for yourself how
thoroughly 1t works all the constpa-
tiOn poison, sour bile and waste out of
the bowels, and you have a well, play
ful child again.
Millions Of mothers keep California
Fig Syrup" handy. They know a tea
spoonful today saves q sick child to-
morrow. Ask your druggist for genu-
Inc California Fig Syrup" which has
directions for babies and children of
all ages printed on bottle. Mother !
You must say california" or you may
get an imitation fig syrup.-Advertise-
ment.
Washington telegraph., 1921-11-18
sIeeninn Sickness rhief.

The case Of boy who became a
thief after an attack Of encephalitls
lethargia (sleeping sickness) is de-
scribed in the Lancet, UOndon Eng
land) When eleven years old he re-
mnlncd in state Of stupor and leth-
argy FOR five weeks. He had been n
normal, intelligent, and dOcilc child.
After his illness lie showed uncon-
trollablc criminal tendencies, has been
convicted for theft on several oc-
casions, and Is regarded by the police
as an incolTigible thief. His intelli-
gencc does not seem 10 be impaired.
Washington telegraph., 1921-11-18
He Was Urimportant.

Murlel came running to her mother,
crying:
600 mamma Did you hear the
ladder fall down Just now?"
"No, dear. How did the ladder hap
pen 10 fall DOWN.
We'll, papa was washing the
window and IL slipped, and when Il
fell II broke three Hover pots told
daddy you'd he cross.
''0h. dear cried the mother, Il
hope your father hasn't hurt himself. ''
81 don't think he has yet" replied
the child. "Iie was hanging onto the
window sill when / came away TO tell
YOU about the flower pOts."-Pitts-
burgh Chronicle Telegraph