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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-03-05

AN ENTERTAINMENT EXTR.A-
ORDINARY.

Entertainment Extraordinary Grand
acrcd Concert, Sunday afternoon.
March 6, 1921. $50 O'Clock 1T 81.
iMho kw3Horium to benefit Piano
Fund. CrMmunity House. Mrs. Ella
O. Waller. Manager
hclp 'his effort to cancel ,his rt
n"'s!ne obligation and enjoy too. an
eH"",l' II program.
Muse, Holy, Holy. Holy, Thi..l
~ E"thcl \. NJ. T. Church; devot-
>"Q'i Rev. y. y. Hector. First Pres
NhnFch; reading Miss Gertrude
ii"ncr: s"lcctioN. Richmond De Luxe
orrhestrS; solo. Prof. Il. ii. Iirrl:.
nan accompanies Prof. ]. NJ Sampson
silver Offering. Miss Eugcrtha John
Ea' a:a. Mamie Il. Dawson: music
hlrd st. A. NJ. T.. Cher: oddross
rev W. K. Hnwrrton. pastor, Third
81, hrth"l A. NJ. T.. Church; music
tAl"rtsstc. Firs, Baptist Church. Mee.
"a'nes W. =. Johnson. Cora F.. uill.
y REr q. brown Miss Evu Coleman
selection. Richmond De Luxe Orcb.s
tl9l.
'ahera: Misses Marin Burke. Mary
toooe olltr Green, Marietta John:
srn. Slatroes> of Ceremonies. Mrs
Lillian y. Payne. A grand event do
non nirw IT.. ''
Crowd THE HALL.
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Y. w. q. A. NOTES.
PHYLLIS WREATl.F.Y BIlaNCu.
- BLUE TRIANGLE NOTES"

Tho usual Vospc, Service was held
on last Sunday afternoon. Mics
BGatricH EGmundB presided Uvc- ,hc
program. Air. J. q. Matthew'S. Nn,on
University delivered the address on
W"mnn' ti''e in tho World \ solt
"fhi" Is My fAHt,i' sung BY Mr. Wal
ter White concluded the program.
On neNt Sunday afternoon At
O'clock the program will be Ia charge
OF Miss l.. NJ, Hollors, Hartshorn Mem
orial College,. Wo arc anticipating a
very interesting program. \ very cor
diai tnvitation is extended 10 all to
attend.
We are &iAi registering IN our Nd
ucauonnl classes. Glasses IN Cooking
Art Work, Bible, Millinery, Choral
class and Tailoring
We feet greatly encouraged over
the rosrlss of tho record Of attend
ance or our evening clasaes uuring
February.
During February l3 were registered
in the Cooking caasS.
Ar Work NaGs 25; Bible CluFs 15;
Choral class 10; Millinery class 46
We are pleased to announce q total
OF lis Attending classes during Feb
rnary.
The membcrh OF the millinery class
are receiving Il splendid course and
are making and covering shapes, to
be ready for oar exhibit early in
TIE spring.
new class IN Ladies' T aiforing
has been started during the past
week Mr..
j. l.. Loving h{,n charge OF the class
This class is stitI open 10 mcmbprs
This claae is Il short term class Inst
II & three weeks and we are urging
members to join early ao aa TO get
the benefit o. mo frs. lessuns
Watch for the announcement ,f
our exhibit Of all classes early I'm the
spring
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PRICE, FIVE CENTS

ris" Ac; wei your part; there all
honor lic1.
FhcIr air those ~no will not uer-.,
entirely with Mr. Gilpius commrn,
ca hlS.ory, hnt rS9otl he is cor
rrl. IL ncv'T naB h"rn and ncyes will
b" possible to keep down worth and
mont r"rmH wutly.
lh"r" VIII of course, be many whc
VIII feel that the Drama League WAS
WITHIN itE rights in declining to in
VII" Il co!orcd actor to its dinner, that
|he dinner is wholly SOCIAL nfiuir.
'nt tn" Drama i.nay.uc wus not with
III Is sights IN taking such "A stand
ana ltS N:n'"t lS not cnt irrly a social
E'D'nr. THIS dinner is suDpu&cd ~ he
glVen In Ihoncr OF Tho ten persona ion
AT'r'N the ln0E d .stinsu;sh,d con
'r'ou'orS I" dr2Watic art during the
, frr'cG,hS Tcar. Since that is so. the
matter OF mcr,' race has no place. If
the Drama League w?,,l. to draw
fuch lines. II should cut out thr con
Mdcration of art. and invite itg cuests
accordingly ns they may b,n 2onscn
la to Its nclnbcrs
Sf'cc th., above Waa written i. nns
''''''H sIiSk tue Drama iAsE
no mas naInd Mr.. Gilpin among tho
Ten most d;atingnishH contributors
10 dramatic art kst year and TINT MI
invitation will bo eont to him. Tho
Zen named arc az follows:
Dudley Dgitn, selected for. his
acting in I1ornthroak House, Gilda
'ar'~i, for her :>ctinG IN 'Eucr Mad
anne; David Ncsasco. for put,.rg ON
lt"hurau; Euieno O'Nel as author
or IN" Empc"<T Iones:' Ben Ami, tpr
ms acting in Samson nNd nnliInh.'
tharl"S GilptN Cor his acting In '"rhc
f"io'ror jones' lIion4l Stwill. FOR
his acting IN 'Dcbnrau;' Leo Simon
son ~ scenic ar;:ft In staging Dl,a~t
ni~ak House. Marrnret Severn for
h"f 0''. az masss in dance In Tue
greenwich Wiling" Fo'urs:' Fred
'>'t No rs lorcmcst comic artist
MIR. Gipin has not yet said >%hct
or ne will accept or not. But there is
Every '0i*0n 10 think he will ort
WIN a* much Judgment now .as he
has herrtofnr!.
! tN"w Yorh Asc)
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-03-05

The committccs for the ian and
city homo were busy 10 4. NJ.
!. N. IN" boys crowded the build
Ing and were addressed by PrcHident
X. p. Daniel
The meeting iog the Met, $50 p. nj.
ht the building was burning wire
for every man fclt the current. Rev
W. II. lEowimRton pastor OF the 3rd
Street Bethel 4. III. r. church kIn,wa
just how To he,.p men tor the nrsange
he gave Gripp"d every man. Subject:
Wll Curse Your Dlcssinga. The
e>los by Mr.. J. r. Wolfolk md Mr.
Percy c. Mjnen wore sung from their
pnla. Glad to zee that young blood
prraen.. FellOws wc know tfat you
can make things go
p. NJ. To-day come TO the building
with one and you viii hr, hnrpy. DO
not fan.
Mon he on tsme Sunday ready nor
hard WORK and the etheY man.
On time for the workGr8 rnnetipe
a. the h%ild5as 9;3S A. No.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-03-05
MISS MAMIE BURROUGHS HEiii
Makes An Able Address al the biN'
Street Baptist Church.

Nils Mamie H. Rurrou.hS, the
brilliant representative ut the great
Industrial and cduca' ional work now
being cnnd,. ','x! on liucrlu Heights
in W&ehinrlun. delivered a magnifi-
Get address at the E'ifth street Bapt
ist Chnrch. Friday Hight. February
lSth. On the ro&rum We're. MR..
Maggie l.. Walker. Mrs ". 7. John
son, Rev sa II. !. King, ID. o.. Mrs
tuseiy Ilnyford and her niece, Miss
Kathleen i,dsElou OF Frcttown, Sierra
Leone. W.."t Africa. Madame Walker
i,nl htS'n an.ccted to Introduce Miss
Burroughs and she did II in Il most
eloquent manner. paying q tributo to
her ability :.nd work thut was most
sweeping and praise worthy in it's
character.
NLH lmr-"Ighs proceeded to relate
her experiences in tie Southland and
"ns outapoken in her detectatinn OF
tho jim CroW cara In particular and
:h" Jim Crow Nogro In general. Her
amusinG anocdotcs kept her audience
IN sr,od hrmor and her snNips OF
W.T. called forth rcN"rous applause.
II was a'',- J. e'clock when the OK
crclT% ""~' concluded and the last
word WIS: @:''d. The amount raised
for her N"'iN""' Tra'ntnE School for
-ir'a t"tnl"h over three hundred dol
lnr' N o'si ond subscript ions. Rev
l'r hing Waa the Faster OF Ccrcmo on.
i'H whi" .hr Filth Street nrptist
Nhilr"h "Eo'r rendered eelcctions.
N'"am" walker ecnorouely furn
'>H'" tHt 'arG"at amount in cash ana
Hub%rlptions.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-03-05
IN MEMORY.

In sad but loving remembrance OF
My dear mother Martha Archer, who
died one year ago. March S, 1920.
She was one with soul divine,
Whose hOart was constant and true;
One who was tho snmo at all times,
Dear mother that was you
The nidnight H,ars are cleaning,
Upon her silent grave;
Ths ono | love so dearly,
A nd prayd for God to save.
I love youdear mother, with all my
Aeart,
But Jesus loves you best.
He took you from this sinful world
And vot your soul to rest.
Her daughter.
Mas MATTE l. FOUNTAIN.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-03-05
Dlt. GRAHAM AND THE VIRGINIA
BAPTIST STATE CONVENTION.
Editor The Richmond Planet
Richmond, Nirginiu.

ltChmOnt. virginia.
My dear Mr. Mitchell: You must
know that about this time every year
there comes ovrr NE, nS ono OF the
old Virginia Baptist State ConTcn-
ton workers. a fcvcrish anXIety for
the NirE: nit Baptist State Convention
Tho work nf that great convention in
many lTSpcctR stands out shOn,acr
and head above thu, OF any othcr re-
liEious Negro Baptist body in the
world IN its idcA conception OF the
race problem. We have done more to
dignity aud give historic prestige to
Negro aef help than amy other Dapt
!"t star. Convention. The School at
Lynchburg overshadowS all the rcPt
of them. Think OF il in the pas: year
= took $4,000 Ia run that school and
undor tho mastery leadership Of DR..
{. No Il We had nearly 20
fhousrnd dollars left over The girls
who haFc graduated from this school
are making som" OF the Very best wiv
- and mothers, som" of the very b's'
doctors tnd trained nurscu and some
Of IN" very best public school teach
ora. Tho young men who have cradu
nted from Mis- school or" loading In
a.
than hundred and fifty preachers
scattered throughout the country and
in Africa. preaching the Word of God
w!th power and success. am sure Mr..
Edtor. You being one OF the founders
or that great school ono or ita ardent
ioV"rS. mn Interchangeable advocate, will
doilEht 10 chlme In with III in calling
HPoh the hrmhron OF the Virginia
laphst Snt" Convention 10 answer
the CALL OF DR.. T. J. King, the RIGHT
man In tho right place in GATHERING
IN large numbers at our Fay Conven
ton at th" Liberty Baptist Church
washington. D. G.
havo resolved a lntter f,pm Dr
No'land Powell stating thnt tho noble
'"ptists OF Washington viii l,a,o
''f stone untnrnod in giving us n
SN'at rtc"ntion. DR.. King hac calico
lor 300 900. 1t should be raised he
'hnae For0iSn missions, State Ms
IONS, Church Extension and Christton
r'u"cnt'on err fundamental dutios
ch)"'nei upon the followcrs OF Christ
unr school has grown to such propor
''ona that we must have n 3loo 0oo
AHmtnlffratton building. The 1itt,a
'r''''st Fiant. Deacon Adolphus fIpm
,"t@ stands ready to finance the nro
)ct-'N". not stands ready. but "a I'm
ahcne It and it 10 UP 10 us as .tal
"srt baptist loaden to raisc IN.
money '~
with such leaders as Drs KING
HasVin. n. G. Wootls una Deacon
,lu''ioie5 "o cannot fail If we nut orr
m ur"se IN God and continue working
lhe Negro Baptists Of the North np.
'hJ"S'h2 ire fruits OF thn elucotionc1
output or Virginia Seminary. S:xtecn
0, her .trongest sons are hold;n.,
churches in tho State of pcnneylvan
~. ~ west Virginia. Ohio. Michiron
Now Jersey, NV York. Connectic,,t
MI" many other states have nor aons
ns ahe pastors S''@'
N"r'iore. thoy all feel indch,oa n
nhe school where mon are tramed ~
,!h" tn" cad III everything that smell.
NoEro self help. Negro uplift. Negro
- HaEoin"nt under the direction nf
Almighty God. Let us mcct mo ra,,,
NJ stat" Convention on the second
m''ht~hay in May, Liberty Rant;ct
'horoh' Washington. d. G.
Very truly,
W. r. GRAHAM.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-03-05

AIRS. Gracy Fox. Worthy Coun
sellor Of Studley Court, No. ;23 who
attended St. Phillips Hospital, Rich
mond under treatment OF DR. I. X.
Redd ne home again after a serious
operation.
--Roy. w. II. Skipwith. the evangc-
llst has been conducting a successful
revival at the Wnyland Bnptiat church
Baltimore. NJ. d.. Rev DR. W J. Win
ston pastor.
Miss M I. (!h6lcs liz much am
proved. She has been under the tro,t
mcnt OF two physicians.
MIR. and Nrs. Daniel Robinson OF
$40 n. 3rd. ST., has moved to Pcnnsyl.
vania where they will make their fu
turc home.
Mrs. Alberta Stephenson returned
to the city from q Hy.ng trip to
North Carolina.
The Wee Girls Social Club ran a
surprise on ono OF ito members. NJ ss
Gold G Hewlett. OF 209 Midlothian
Pike, on last Friday night. The cv
oning WAS we'll spent and grand
time was had.
The friends of Miss Tclma Hall
ugrcenbly Surpr sci her on Friday,
tho 25th ult. at the home OF Mrs
Mary Lewis on Midlothian Pike. 4
jelly, good time was had.
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Y. ~. O. A. MOTIFS =.

All boys are expected t. attend the
mnottng for boys p. M. at the build
ing.
Mon hurry! $50 p. III. ao the build
ing great meeting for men. That
mait carrier win address the msn
Nr. Frank Cephas. Subject: The
Young Man Who Foliowa Christ.
Special masta. Be committee and
bring anethof nan. Tkirs and Leigh
steeskRs .'vtYwlWN
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-03-05
IN MEMORY.

In eed and loving memory of my
hahssand and ogr father, Deacon
'NhaEatoR Lecost. who departed this
Hfo September G, 1920.
Cad called him home. it Was His will,
But In our hearts. we love him atill.
Our memory Is aa dear today
Al % was tho hour he passed away.
A Sitkar rio9. shock severe
'No part with one. We loved so dear.
Our hfas 10 great, We cannot complain
AA6 trunt In God to meet again.
4kEy DHvoTSaD wrTE,
AND CHILDREN.
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JACkSOK-GHAY

AIT. and Mira. Robert Gray wish
:" announce :he marriage Of their
dnarh'er Hmma Della to Mr.. Hc1s.
KAN Jaokoon. which was quietly
so'eEnloed at the rV4 dence OF Their
pa@"r i'"". K. V. peyton. Wednc..
day February Is, 1891 at $50 =. VI.
Heccption Wednesday,, Nnyrh 18,
1871, us L. Bates Street from 500
TO 1880 y. N. Friends invited. No
cards.
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NOTICES.

lhere VIII be n Grand illustrated
4ec'aro. l3o original pictures ly
! 'c"ls ft@rthill former CHIEF of po.
ieo OF Atnneappls. vice and crime
"no fraeti an! who Pays? Roycla.
LIONS or fa6T3 Amos. Unbelievable
every person hhould know the ructs
hecturo 70 DO held ut tho St. Lukcs
iiMl' monday night. March 7th. ,t 4
O'Clock T. N. u
>''in3on under IS not admitted,
ADk''Ahp Fifty Conts.
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REV. VI. II. sKIpWlTH, Is ID.
RlCHAiOND'S EANORlTE EVA y
GELIST HERE
Second Baptist Church. pr. Il ID.
LOWS, Pastor.

Rev. VIM H.Skipwith. ID. d.. our
Natl @n', and Internal ionaI lGvangt
liS'. i,S'chcr. anl singer is horn. AZ
NJ ing th" pastor and people at tic
al'o'" named church in a Rrca, Re.
lg.'uA campaign. Old time lrcach.
in, o:l tome singing. old tillr shout
Ing. II you Eot happy.
Largo crowds arc IN Attendance.
soias' ar" being converted AZ ruch
hervic". \ great Mass Meeting At
80 +. ". HEX; 3"lG.,s IL winch time
the ET"nEoi.at viii preach Il aIcctal
sermon. DR.. SkiHwith IL no stranger
To tho church rocrS OF this city. if
yoa h@'r him oa"r. Won viii want to
hear him again. Everybody vitcd
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(DtAfIf ssF (OIORED WOMEN
CALLS OUT IT'S BSEHREH{S.

IN" Counni1 OF Colored Women
Will hold tts regular quarterly meet
Ing. Tuesday. ALlrNh 8th p. NJ, st.
Luke Once RuMdins Nuditoriam. j
Important buairesa will claim the at
tenilon OF the entire membcrship.
Notify NIL members within your
roach, 81 no cards Will I've mailed
brtnS n nov nembcr
NILS; !aAGGiE l.. WALKER,
President
MISSES BLANCHE BULLOCK,
EuGERTHA B. JOHNSON,
Secretaries
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DIR DUBOIS INVITATION

ar. John Aitchcll. Jr,
Fhs Planet, Richmond, Va.
Dear Sir:
AaelossA plcsse find II at,,or.,.
ard invitnUir to tho Second l,n'
Hi11eah Congress. Details Will follow
at intervals.
trust you will take this up with
such organizations az you may rcn.
resent and lot mo hear from you at
fpnr convenience.
Very sincerely yours,
w. e. B. DU BOIS.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-03-05
IN MEMORY.

In sad but loving remembrnnc. of
s1y dear sister. Julia Smms, wha
departed this ltfo March 4 1919 two
years ago. Code wal be done.
Htao but not forRotten,
TO the place we all love best.
/ loved thee. dear Sister
Bas Jesus loved thee best.
Hor sister.
MARY WALKER
1912 Stockton Street.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-03-05

If YOU NEED BYn TREATMENT
or examination. call on THOMAS
ID. pOWLINf}, Optometrist. 53S ".
Second Gtreas. II 'OhAowd, Va.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-25
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS FROM
LORENZO ENTERPRISE

J. A. Hutto and family and p.
W Hamilton and wife Of this place,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Bigham Of Taho-
ka. and Mr.. and Mrs. Muson Of Spur
enjoyed a pleasant day last Sunday
on the canyon below Crosbyton. All
are relatives Of Mr. Hutto with the
exception Of hr. and Mrs. Hamilton,
who are old acquaintance.
Mrs. James Humphrey has sold her
hotel properties to Mr.. James Bosscy
and has moved TO a farm several
miles north OF town. Mr. J. T. Hale.
who is well known 10 our people, has
leased the hotel for the coming year
and took charge Of same the first Of
this week.
The infant girl Of Mr. and Mrs.
JACK Kelley died last Tuesday at
their home in the central part OF
town, after about a weeks illness.
Funeral services were conducted by
Rev. W. r. Underwood and inter
ment was made in the city cemetery
Immediately following.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-25
NEWSY ITEMS FROM THE
COUNTY SEAT OF HOCKEY

Leveland was visited by an aero
plane Friday, when a plane from
Post stopped here enroute TO New
Mexico.
Most Of the people from here at
tended the entertainment at Ropes
Friday night. Our ball team played
an interesting game with Ropes Fri
day afternoon and lost by q good
majority.
Among the prospectors here last
week was Mr.. Allen Travis, Of Can
ton, Van Zandt county. Mr.. Travis
said he liked the country fine and
would move here next summer
On an average ~ to Is people are
here each day prospecting. Most Of
them who don't buy land now say
they are coming back later and buy.
Alexander Brothers say all but
seven blocks of Haskell county lands
are sold. There were 81 blocks.
Most of these people will move into
the land this winter. They come
from all parts Of Texas and Okla
homa.
The First Baptist Church Of Lev
Gland was organized Sunday after
noon with twelve charter members
Missionary J. F Curry of the Brown
field association had charge and was
assisted by Rev. ]. /. Matthews Of
O'Donald Bro. c. II. Tubb was elect
ed Church Clerk.
Our school now has 70 pupils and
several new ones will be in soon.
l.. y "A
piano for the hool and il was de-
livered this week by Mr.. Clark Of
Rix CO.
Our Sunday School continues 70
grow.
If you expect TO move to Leveland
you need not wait The School Dis
trict is in shape to take care Of all
pupils who come even II more teach
ers have 20 be secured We will try
to keen things going in good way.
There will be Sunday School and
preaching next Sunday afternoon.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-25
COTTON RECEIPTS AND
PRICES OVER The STATE

Coman-he.-Cotton sold Monday
at Ia cents per pound. Seed at $50
per ton. Receipts three bales.
Standardization sold Monday at
lG 1-2 TO n cents Seed az SIS per
ton.
ampasas-Cotton sold Monday at
10 IL to II cents Seed at SIS per
ton.
Marshall-Cotton sold Monday
from 10 to IS i-2 cents. Receipts,
ten bales. Total 3,45C by wagon Tor
season. Cotton seed s2s per ton.
La Mondays receipts sir
bales. Middling 16 cents. Cotton
seed s26.
Vernon--Cotton i6 cents Receipts
so bales. Cottonseed SEA
Bonham-Cotton sold here today
10 to 10 i-2 cents. Cottonseed <s2
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-25

our farmers are members Of the
Farm Bureau, and are handling their
crop through this medium this year,
and they seem to be well satisfied
with the workings of this organia-
ton up TO the present time, at least.
We hardly think there Is a dispo-
sition on the part Of the people OF
this section Of the country to In
crease their cotton acreage over that
of last year, but there Will H. be many
during and before cotton planting
time, and this will in all probability
considerably increase the acreage for
the county. :,
The Lubbock gins have kept well
up with their work this year. and as
a result there has been quite a lot
Of cotton ginned in Lubbock that
came from adjoining counties and
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-25

Colds Cause Grip ana snf'oeasa
'-asAuvr uaua0 curusx lahise s.mess -
sr,a Thefs Il onI ola "aoae oainins
:. n. CROsLH sl.nalms "a hoE A.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-25
OF INTEREST TO SPANISH
AMERICAN WAR VETERANS

Attention. Of all ex-soldiers who
served in the War with Spain, a.
home or abroad. or those who saw
servi-e in the Philipnine Instruction
OF the China relief expedition and
their widows The late Congress pass
ed laws Of the utmost interest 10
soldiers and II they will send name
and address 10 Walter s. Buchanan.
National Added Camp. Army and
Navy Union. Route 2, Louisa, Va,
he will be glad 10 advise them fully
as TO their rights under the new law.
Prompt action will mean the possible
saving Of money, as the pension com
mences from the filing of the claim.
Mr. Buchanan wishes 20 assist his
comrades in every possible manner.
Write him and enclose stamp for
reply.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-25

Having sold part of my farm and let leases an
reducing my farming operations quarter section and
will sell the surplus at public auction at place IL mle
West miles South of Foydada mile North IL miles West
Chape IL miles East and IL miles North Petersburg
BEGINNING PROMPTLY AT 10 O'CLOCK A..
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-25
Lubbock County
Will Gin About
1900 Bales Cotton

According to the best estimates
that we have been able to get the
cotton yield in this county this year
will DO in the neighborhood of Ia
900 bales, and about 10000 have
been ginned up to the present time,
which leaves about two thousand
more to gin. The weather has been
exceptionally fine for gathering the
crop, and the sample Is unusually
good for this country. A number OF
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-25
b. |. BoLEs INJURED BY
A MAD BOAR TUESDAY

h. T. Boles was here this week
from his farm six miles east Of town,
at the West Texas Hospital, under
the treatment and had TWEEN
ty-one stitches made IN cuts on
his legs made by a maddened boar,
that attacked him and cut him SO
severely that he was rushed 70 the
hospital Immediately. Two ~ fhs
hogs engaged in fight, and Mr.
Boles was attacked while trying 70
separate them.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-25
MR.. p. LaDUkE, FARMER
SAYS, "YOU BET RATS CAN
BITE THROUGH METAL

II had feed bins lined with zinc
last year. rats got through pretty
soon Was out SIS. A $i.25 pkg. OF
RAT-SNAP killed so many rats that
I've never been without Il since Our
collie dog never touched RAT-SNAP.'
You try Il. Three sizes, 35c, 65c
S1.25. Sold and guaranteed by Cole.
Myrick Hardware a Imp. CO., and
City Drug Store.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-25
COLEMAN COUNTY ASKS
FOR MORE HIGHWAY MONEY

Coleman, Texas, Nov. 23.-Judgc
L. q Mathews, W +. Di kersonr
County Engineer IN charge ~ high
v.v constru ton and y. r. Bennett
Field Manager Of the West Texas
Chamber Of Commerce are In Aus
lin today, TO appear before the State
Highway Commission 20 ask for 500
600 additional Federal aid for tbs
-omrletion ~ the highway throug'
Coleman County This ls the eros,
county highway between Fort Worth
and North Texas and ~ paso via IN,
proposed Davis Mountain State PafA
site
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-25
How Many Good Friends
Did YOU forget last Christmas?
Buy your Christmas Cards to-day at

even as far ava yas New Mexico, and
much Of that cotton was sold on the
Lubbock markets, and the Lubbock
merchants were permitted to sell
supplies to these people which has
been greatly appreciated.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-25
When Conditions Change

Your Insurance needs chang
ing also. A man who knows
your business can and will tell
you how 10 be secure.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-25

Don't ignore the fire dangers
IN your home or place Of bual-
ness We are always glad To
serve.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-25
EASTERN CAPITAL WILL
SEEK OIL AT BIG SPRING

Big Spring, Texas, Nov. 21.-Ar-
rangements have been completed for
starting another test well on the
Sparkman ranch, about three miles
southeast Of the Enders-C Gushing
well. This test is to be made by a
Boston concern.
The Middle States Oil is negotia-
ting for 5.440 acres Of land adjoin-
ing the Read ran-h in the eastern
rart Of Howard County. The der
rick is up for the No. /.
c. +. Jennings left Monday for
De- athr, where he will spend Thanks
giving with his father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Jennings