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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
INpEXED F:Vn uUICk nErEltENCE.

INDEXED FOR QUICK REFERENCE.
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auctions "i!. Apply a. ivr irsu..r MAJ.
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t.Iritoiy From otnei sources tnr rates
day. 10 eeHts an agate !imJ teUuut words
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fubi.iC DkuG SIORES.
WEST ESD coHf EGiitojNEnY.
itVi west Ma.n street..
s-7 * ts 81 ' Mana Street
PINE SlKEEI IIiAltMACY.
q. cniOccA * 2itCS..
81. West isToad street.
49, BrvOa Asynuc.
IAhkANf DRUG COMPANY.
West broad street.
COHEN GO. DL.Ait l.li.>r STORE
IL t.ast bioad Stgtv;
$40 Nest Leigh S,iu-:.
EAsi on iiI.>i .slnr.EI
sC!!Lit3.
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AnC.IAOND lIIAN.ACl
GO! EAST MAIN street.
sCiii-!.
santa anu IIIU... Streets
EOLAHD IA CnlLpKET.
:. Nostn E.sGtr,I.l!. street
" iLLIAmS i,tiAHAiACi.
Iwcliy i,tst aud AlIIhnIl. .sIrcets
TURNER iAlIMACI
fAiisMouHl iiiAHMACI.
-l-S faI!uuuHt Avenue.
800 \c""p.r Street
Tweniy-siItn nnd NcnaU.c S;Ees,a
). -. CRAIG.
IliuI Ia-' pi iTS;d , I;5fst
G'o2 q stree;
$50: East Sitsna.. street
AiLl.E.t {. RlIOAD5
Wi!SbknGEit
IuLION.
join /. i>CESEEiI
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J. IL. VAUGHAN
j. =. HiACf. * son
s'is NH!!ums ourH Avenue
SCUM RiIliAiOND.
WASHINGTON y EARLY
1900 Hun Street.
l.. ]. l'ARHla.i.
1903 liu.I street
WASHING rOS : EARLY
-3it ill.,! Street.
Woodland HEIGHTS
"oODLANo iEIGt!IS PHARMACY.
S!Oi Se!!its Avenue.
EARloN HEIGHTS.
BARTON !!E.GltfS CONFECTIONERY
tl5 North Avenue.
HIGHLAND Park.
-. *. VAUGHAN
foarta A.cauc nad STUART Street,
ROLAND rAf;k.
PARK VIEW PHARMACY.
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ALLEGED ACCESSORY IN
BIG FIRE. FREED By JURY

Special 20 The Times Di-lat.
ONANCDCE. VA. April Iu Min,
jury In the case ~ the Commonwealth
against Louis y Doughty .hur..aH
with being an accessory iu tn" rr,
town OF Chlucctcuguc n. Sep,.ntI..r
1920. brought ia "a verdict ~ MOI
guilty. This wac his second trHI
Etman Cncrrichs who cuufrss.l
that he started the ere. claiming AT
the instiphtiuu Of Douphty VIII b.
tried at IA" june t.r'n Of court.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

SrENcEH-Dlcd at the home of Mrs
Eta NJ i"npktn. AiTi u. iHl. Mrs.
EMMA Kay spencer. OF West Point. Va.
Funcra! from the home. l.. NJ. today.
Intcrmrnt In Hiv"rvt"w Cemetery.
rEiSEi;-pi, u. Saturday morning AT Raj
ciEn, =. G.. Manic r.ls"r. wifo of NIL
il.!n rc!s"r. Funeral services VIII be
he'd ia Richmond this morning at ~
~ NJ, In Mortuary Chapel. Hebrew
Cemetery.
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WASHINGTON, AprU lO-Sccrc-
tary Mellon auaOuEccd tonight luc
offer OF new issue OF Treasury
certificates to The amount 81 about
si50.000.000. The new issue VIII he,
dated .ipri IL. maturing a. ,slN
per cent.
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COTTON MARKET RALLIES
DESPITE BRITISH TROUBLE
Preserves Sicadicr Tone After
threatening To Make New
Low Record
BY Associated prcssl

NEW ORLEANS. Arril 10 After
urea t"nin" To MAX" mcw low levels
Tor IN" season on the opening sos
sion %! last week. III" cotton market
rallied ana thereafter preserved a
stead = tone. despite tho way labor
Developments in Great Britain went
Vt all times. british labor conditiont
served I" restrict new buyjug. hut
th"y haruly had the depressing in
iiurncc that might naturally have
been expected Of tncr. THIS was due
In TIA" opinion of most traders 10 the
low lcv"!s air adN reached by the
market and TO tho rather general be
Lief that h"ariSh features of til" pres
"nt situation hal been discounted.
ON tho Close. prices were one to
fCt"cn points hG".r than the close
Of the preceding week.. with May at
! l.%". NJ tho lowest. prices were
twenty 10 t"riN-ouc points under tn"
liuaI price,; OF tho preceding. week
Highest prices cam" ON Wednesdays
when tn" lis; showed net gains OF
seventeen {" iwonty-twO points. with
Nay up !" u -. IN tn" spot do
points in an" net results closing ut
ll"o. y N.Di ago midi.iU;c closed
81 iiih cents a pound
Frost Wakes drawers Uneasy.
Now "rpU n"wo OF the week was
mixed. hut OLE the c,oSinE session
some support YVES given values by
TIL 'nit WAY" ;hat threatened the
belt the trad. being uneasy because
'A 'H' N'tHS cotton reported up IN
portions OF Southern Texas. Southern
Louisiana ana southern Georgia. Ar-
ccrdtng To government reports, plant
ing has extended as far north as the
central counties Of ArkanGas. Mos;
sections continue to talk about 4 very
great reduction in acreage. but TIN"
one private bureau estimate Of the
week estimated tie average rcduC-
tion over the belt Al - n"r cont
compared with last year. This per
crn'HG. was rather low compared
with the estimates that have been
current.
Fertilizer Sales Decreased.
Fertilizer statistics TO TN, end Of
March were issued by Sccrctary il"S-
tor. OF tn" New orleans Cotton FIX
chrNi'c. Unl they placed sales dur
iur March, in "irht cotton states. at
Gn..HIG tons against S"I.6i0 during
March, nf last wear bringing. Gales
for "i"ht months of tn. season M
- i.35l los tons against ".G7"Nl7
decrease OF sass per cent
This week. whi,. more interest Will
be- taken in iii" new crop outlook
owing 10 tn" progress Of planting.
tn" trade viii hc obliged to pay a
great deal of attention TO ia" labor
troubles in Great britain. W"ck and
market circulars predicted that any
further UufaVrrahl" news would prob
ably cause email says In tho price.
whil" any bottormcut oi conditions.
Il wa" thought, would cause swift
advances The technical position OF
tho market nf lat" has appeared -
Ia very strong. making it suscop-
'ih,c to favorable ncws.
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iuuci;ll Directors

NOORNiSt OhDERS completed In "a
hours We are eVutrrud To- dye gar
ncnts black In twenty iouT nouns. Th!s
n soccial branch q: oar business and
Always given pTonIp; attention.
~ ,tsN-s 3n1 North seventh Street.
iliAGP-t:dwin Ihhup. funeral director
ana "inOt!iner. Jh5 last Main street.
Aadiho:. 1871 Rand Ia sSsS.
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RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Published Monday, Wednesday and Friday
trrhsls ana Departures % Passenger Tram
NbailS unless otherwise shown pubiishco
only ns iniufu;atIOn aud not guar ant &C u
Daily except Sunday. Sunday only.
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SEW STEPHENS CARS. 2-pan.cn,.c,
passenger and 7phss"nFcr WI mai.
liberal nii"wanc" ior your used car ar
special price. straight SIlc. Price a..
n'cici. Richmond. $500. VIII, Hn,
i9i. or '"l"nh9n" -. retershurE Va
chkLASb roadyrcr for sale; FIRST -rI,..
condition, bargain. cash. i,u1 81 a.
care IN" Dispatch. -''
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Spcca! Notices

Tiit. Jacob Baker Bcts Association of
E!chinUb!. Ea.-rhcTn VIII ID" a called
meeting Monua%. Aptll ilth At o cincii
Ia Murphys Hotel auditorium lrnuort'
am matters Tor your UnsIdcrition. j. H.
FOX, secretary.
iiil. RcSFN ELL tonNaIysccut HON. Is
op"u to guests. CUnyu!,sc.nt u"rv,ns
aud rest cure eases. InvalidA and elderly
l"'l!c. EhOsc desiring to speak to AIisa
" .!ihihS IN regard TO this HON. viii
please cal boulevard iiiG. As the mum
hri IA the telephone directory IL AN
error "
70 HON u nay concern The Hermit
as. Urn: -, INC. NH APPEAR hvfOT"
!'th day 90 Aari tor license to diau"usc
arden; apiT!is. hermitage prus CO.
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
Main Street Slatiom
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
(Naiu Street Staiio Joni

(Main Street Station)
Lcaveior Arrive from
Islam. Danvilc & d Urban. l40 pm
3t5pm..Atlnnts & Birminghnm... 7.l0am
t6 0npm. .kcysviilc ............. tS40am
HOO pm. Ashcyilo & New Orleans. 0,s5pH.
York River Line
so am. .Wo't Point ............. 940am
Ais PIN. West Point ......... 535pn
1910 pm; BALTIMORE: :........... Ys.AShT
y Daily except Monday.
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Hotels and Resorts.
Try CLARENDON Hotel

Al rooms "!th not aHd cold runuinS
water, private baths. Always open. Wr.ir
:JT rates. MONROE tETCiiISS.
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AUTGHfOBILES
Automobiles for SaIo

LOOK THESE CARS OVER:
THEY ARE ALL VERY ATTRACTIVE
AM SERviCEABLE.
1919 "s" studebaker.
1915 &c" S,udebakcr.
1915 "i' s,uIcSakcr.
1915 &c" Chandler.
1915 Dodge.
PHONE FOR DEMONSTRATION
conun~ MOTOR SALES corr.
srUpEnAHEn DISTRIBUTORS.
lsl7-t2sa WEST BROAD STREET.
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Lost aud Found

fkA!.I- Lost. between Tenth add Main
and sixth Street Market or On BROAD
ari Twenty hf,h car strius Of pearls.
Reward II returned 20 Nls. cG.u"!.l
icldy - North Twtuty-slSth Street
"r I.hpHe Randolph 2I.D-J.
FoUEp- Piu none Boulevard i0y2 at .
rOCkErEOOkS .AND yEIi.-T~o uockot-
hooks ana Vel found IN Airs Cooks
,'"I"i"rit, sos East Grace. owner can
ior this al 49,
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Personals

DIR. LEVI - STATION wiHn"s TO anuounC.
tina. Hc has returned To the city. and
nov has "i.Ic"s 1T Az Nest Grac" S,r."t
Try our pressing dcuar.in tor you.
3lS-3i7 North Fi:th Street. Pressing
cleaning aaI dy"!ng.
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Funeral Flowers

FLORAL. DESIGNS OF fresh no&"fs dci!v-
cred direct from greenhouses Call Ran.
dolph 2l03 J. X Mcl.ciuan store OAK.
wood Cemetery gate
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-18
Church Of Christ.

Junior Bible Glass, p. m.
Leader Warren Smith.
Song led by Lewis Shipman
Roll Call, Memorize Joshua, I: 9.
Scripture Reading, Josh. /: l-9-
Edith Hicks.
Spies experience in Canaan, Jash.
2: l-2l.-Eula Mae Brown.
Passage over Jordan, Josh. s.
Kate Burrus.
Memorial Stones, Josh, 4: 1920
24-Annice Stagncr.
What Scriptures Cover the Con
quest Of Canaan Period
Give dates and number Of years
covered by this reriod.
On what condition was Rahah {
family 20 be spared
What report did the spies make
10 Joshua?
What position did the Ark occupy
while they passed over7
Quartette-Onal HAYES. Kate Bur.
rus, Eula Mae Brown, Annice Stag.
ner.
Junior building fund-Jack Nib.
lack.
Offering.
Prayer
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-18

lead of the entire South Plains not
only in a commercial and industrial
way but also in an agricultural way
is more evident every year. The
County Agent is major factor In
both taking and holding such lead.
Lubbock County is to be congratulate
ed again upon the fact that a suffi-
cient number of constructive. pro-
gressive farmers appreciate this work
to impress upon the County Com
missioners their obligation to the
County to provide it for another
year.
Later in the session the matter
Of a Home Demonstration Agent
was given attention by the court,
but Just at this time thye did not
feel able to employ a person for
this position. We regret very much
that this could not be done at this
time, but we are srue the court
acted in accordance with their
means and for what they consider
ed the better interests Of the peo-
pie in general.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-18
COMMISSIONERS CONTRACT FOR
ACOUNTYFARM AGENT FOR YEAR
BEGINNING DECEMBER FIRST

and that he, as their representative,
was therefore in favor OF reinstatins
the work.
Mr.. Won Rosenberg, who has al
WAYS stood flat footed for the work,
both the County Agent and the Home
Demonstration, seconded the motion
with little comment for everyone has
always known where Mr.. Won has
stood on this matter as well as all
other constructive, progressive mat
ters that come before the Court.
Commissioner Crawford has sided
Mr.. Won Rosenberg for the past sey-
eral weeks in his position in favor
of the work and voted with the mo-
ton and it was therefore passed over
the dissenting vote of Mr.. Talley OF
Slaton, who has bitterly opposed the
work ever since he has been a com
missioner.
Lubbock County has been very
fortunate in securing the services OF
the present County Agent. He u
recognized by the College as one OF
their best workers and is recognized
throughout the West as a capable
Judge Of livestock, agricultural pro.
duce and other technical phases OF
his work, as witnessed by the great
demand for his services as a Judge
at their many fairs throughout the
year.
The opportunity presented to Lub-
book County TO take and hold the
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-18

Everything is not done in a day
In fact IL takes days, weeks and even
years to do something's that 1t looks
like should be done in minutes. But
the progressive majority of Lubbock
County carries all opposition before
Il in the end, altho things may be
balled up now and then and delayed
by certain "Aginers' among the cit
izenship Of the County.
Again Lubbock County has Farm
Agent under the Commissioners
Court. They have had a Farm Agent
for the past year, but he was paid
thru the Lubbock County Livestock
Association and the Lubbock Cham
Der of Commerce. This work is well
known among the progressive farm.
ers of the County and is appreciated
by them. Due to opposition on the
part Of n few Of the disgrunted breth-
ern Of the county is was discontinued
last year, but the steady demand OF
reasoning, constructive men of the
County convinced three Of the Com.
missioners that II was not only need.
cd, but that the people of the Coun-
ty wanted it and it was reinstated
Wednesday in the regular term OF
codrt by vote Of three'to one.
Mr.. Wheeler, the Commissioner
from Idalou, made the motion that
the work be reinstated, stating as he
did so that the majority in his dis
trict wanted the work and the agent
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-18
COLORADO AFTER BETTER
FREIGHT ON GRAVEL

Colorado, Texas, Nov. To- The
Chamber of Commerce has written
the Texas & Pacific Railway Com
pany, asking them TO investigate the
present freight rate on sand and gray
el from Colorado 20 Abilene. Local
contractors supplying this material
have complained Of losing orders for
a large number Of cars on account
Of points on the Abilene a Southern
Railway having an advantage Of 10
eents per hundred pounds on the
freight rate into Abilene.
Colorado's sand and gravel depos-
its is one Of the best quality in this
section Of West Texas, and the de-
mand is increasing rapidly.
This difference in freight rates
has been called to the attention Of
the Traffic Bureau Of the West Tex
as Chamber Of Commerce.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-18
EXPRESS THANKS
TO THE ROTARY CLUB

A vote Of thanks would not express,
For so many words we'd have to re-
press;
But one and all in one big voice say
Eve thank you from our hearts,
dear Rotary,
For the wonderful time you gave to
US,
On the night Of your dinner when
you invited US.
We surely know and appreciate all.
Not a teacher was there who would
not call
You a friend 20 the School, whose
big heart means
Push, progress, and work till all Lub-
book beams
With pride in the future her great
schools 70 be
The hub Of the South Plains and
city you'll see.
Be assnreds-hat we as a faculty are
with you good and strong,
And every one will do his part "a
help you push good things along
Then Rotarians, three cheers and q
hearty hand clasp too!
For our many thanks are surely Civ
en- TO YOU
Committee:
Stella Thurman, High School,
c. A. Gibson, Grammar School,
Mary Meador, Primary School
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-18
CHURCH NOTES.


c. p. c. r. Program For Nov. goth.
Topic; The Goodness Of God.
Thanksgiving Meeting.)
Leader-Dimple Ford.
Business Session.
Scripture; Ps. "a: lilo.
Prayer.
Song.
Leaders Talk.
Thanksgiving Proclamation" Ps
l00-Edna Peek.
What is the Greatest Proof Of
Gods Goodness and Why - Kate
Slower.
Ready for Light, Ps. 43. 1-5-Mrs
F. d. Hurd.
Song.
What Marks Of Gods Goodness are
Shown at All Times?-Gladys Col.
Inns.
What Should be the Effect Of FIX.
nerienr ing Gods Goodness7-Mrs. c
II Peek
What are Some Benefits Of Giving
Thanks?-Mr G. L. Davis.
Duet.
Talk on Topic-Mr. f. P. Earhart
Sr.
Bonediction.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-18
ITEMS OF INTEREST
FROM WOODROW COM.

The people Of the Woodrow com
munity have just about finished their
'otton picking and have gathered
their crons.
Mrs. Goodies baby is improving
rapidly.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Richardson,
from New Hope, visited Mrs. Mote
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. ". Gin were Wis
itors in the NJ Carly home Sunday
About forty-fiye young people
were present az singing al the home
Of Mr. s. C. Bourland, Sunday night
Quite a few 81 the young folks Of
this community enjoyed a party Sat
urday night. given by Mr.. Curry.
Miss Willie Mae Mcclure who at
tends school in Lubbock came home
TO visit Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Dclma NJ Carly. a Senior in
High School AT Lubbock, came home
Thursday 10 s1end the week end
Miss Rosa Mae Jones and Miss
Willie Mae Braicher arrived at Wood
row Sunday afternoon, 10 begin
school. There are fifty-two .p,, ~
enrolled in school Monday morning
Preparations are being made for
new brick school building. and we
are all very anxious for Il 20 be
completed.
Brother Deer from Wayland Col
lege will come 20 orr community and
bring with him some singers. who
are going 10 assist In 'he singing thai
will be given az the Woodrow school
house Saturday night, Nov. 10th.
Brother Dcrr will also preach Srn-
day morning and night Everybody
IA cordially invited
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-18

take HAYES HEALING HONEf, 9
cough medicine which stops the cough by
healing the infiamed and irritated tissues.
A box of GROVES 0-PEN-TRATE
SALVE for Chest Colds. Head Colds and
Group Is enclosed with every bottle OF
HAYES HEALING HONEY. The salve
should be- rubbed on the chest and throat
Of children suffering from Cold or Group.
The heailnr effect n Hayes Healins Honey In
side the throat combined with the hcana effect Of
erove's d Pen-lrato S'lve tlfuIih the pores Of
he skin aeon sf1ps q cough.
both remedies are packed IN one carton and the
cost of the combined treatment D. sac.
Just ask your druggist for HAYES
HEALING HONEY.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-18
Program for Woman Missionary
Society, Monday, Nov. u.

30 tctys MONDAY, nov. u.
Subject; The Korean Center OF
Southern Methodism
Ieader-Mrs Stanton.
Hymn No 647.
Devotional Mrs. Furgerson.
Missionary News Mrs. Mckinney
Topics: "Sangdo A Place Of Mis-.
sionary Opportunity" Mrs Terrell
Meeting Songdos Needs through
the Churches and Schools"
CoDeland
The Ministry Of Evangelism--Mrs
Pickens.
The Medical Hospital Service-Mrs
Pierce.
Prayer: For Korea in her strug.
gle for self-expression and for ths
Missionaries by name.--Mrs. Tubbs
Hymn No CSC.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-18

Walker Good. who has been with
the Slaughter ranch for several
months. returned to his home at
Bront Monday
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-18

T. W. Sawyer returned the first
of the week from a business trip to
Amarillo, Quanah and Vernon.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-18

Mr.. J. B. Vicers left Monday for
his home at Whirtesboro, after SPEND
ing week here. visiting his daugh-
ter. Mrs. Jed Rix.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-18

The same art ~ God that shut
Noah and biz family IN the ara az
ne same time shut he world uul.
Tho approval ~ right IA ~ once the
condemnation ~ wrong
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-18

Mr.. and Mrs. ID. p. Warren, ac-
companied by Miss Parker. motored
over 10 Slaton Sunday afternoon.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-18

&. ". recne 4 ldalou, was In the
Ivy the first ~ the week, looking ~
ter business maitefa
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-18

Edwin Paxton and X. A. Measeley.
prominent farmers, were here Satur-
day with turkeys.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-18

John s. Harding, ~ Dallas, wa
here Wednesday transacting bust
ness.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-18

W. c. Cook was here from Sweet
water, transacting business Wcdnes
day.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-18

Masses Irene and Icota Boss. Of
Post City, we're registered At the
Merrill Wednesday
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-18

Editor Lorraine Quinn. Of the Lo-
renzo Enterprise was a visitor in our
city Tuesday.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-18

G.. J. James, OF Roaring Springs.
wa here Tuesday and Wednesday on
business.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-18
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