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Evening journal., 1921-10-12

modern times when Lucille James
daughter OF the son OF Jesse James,
comes to her father with the young
man who has asked for her hand.
Jesse James. Jr.. gives him 20 .vad
tho life OF Jesse James. He believes
IL Is no more than fair that the
young man should know what sort
OF a family he contemplates marry
ing into. He knows that II the boy
really loves his daughter. Il will
make no difference. As the youth
turns over the pages OF the exciting
story. the life OF Jesse James unfoids
itself upon the screen. Jesse James,
IT.. the star OF the picture, appears
as his father. His performance
from the standpoint OF makeup
and character Interpretation shows
careful study and is highly effec-
tive. Mr.. James appears at every
performance at the Aldlne this
this week.
Evening journal., 1921-10-12

In the beginning he had some solid.
good material upon which TO build
his photoplay masterpiece. He work.
ed with the tools OF his art and the
ability OF his own suggestive brain.
With these he has turned a cinema
riumph-another added to his name
In the hall OF photoplay fame.
Forbidden Fruit" is a story OF
married life. This territory Is fam
liar hunting grounds for DeMille.
He has shot more big game In
this field than any other producer
and once more he has "bagged" a
wonder. His story is concerned
with the "for worse" part OF a mar
riage vow-when a girl hnds that
all Is not romance that climbs a
ladder in the moonlight and all Is
not happiness that wears a SMILE
and tails OF a bright future
Evening journal., 1921-10-12
.srHE WANDERING JEW

Al the Playhouse for two nights
beginning Friday with matinee on
Saturday. a notable attraction will be
the David Belasco and A. l.. Erlanger
production OF "The Wandering Jew
with a massive and elaborate produc-
ton and a cast the like Of which
probably has never visited this city
before
The central character that OF the
wandering Jew, will be played by
the eminent actor. Mr.. Tyrone Pow
or. The character Is not that OF Eu-
gene Sues voluminous novel, but
an individuality more humanity dis
cernible; severe az FIRST, later TAX
ing on the glamor OF adventure and
romance. merging eventually as the
ages past into a figure patheticaliy
striving 10 heal. succor and counsel
his fellow mortais which eventually
earns for him his release from his
condemnation to wander through the
ages until the Nazarene returns
again. His sentence OF death by a
tribunal IN Spain during the middle
ages for the utterance OF the words:
1T would go hard with Christ 70
know His own II He should come
again" may be taken In the light OF
divine forgiveness and that his wan
derings are allowed 70 end.
Evening journal., 1921-10-12
NEMPORr AFTAnRs.

Special TO The Evening journal
NEWPORT. oct 1.-THE Ladies'
Aid Society OF Newport NJ. z. Church
will hold It's monthly business meet
ing and social this evening at the
home OF Mr.. aud Mrs ouimby
Lyman. Sr. Omcers viii be elected
Rally Day" services were held In
the Newport NJ. z. Church on Sun
day. All services we're In charge OF
the Rev. W. Vaughn Moore, and
we're largely attended.
Mrs. william Crawford who has
been in the Homeopathic Hospital
for several weeks returned 10 her
home yesterday. and is much Inn
proved.
Miss Margaret Groome Is spending
this week with her sister, Mrs Harry
Palmer. at Kennett Square. Pa
Miss Bmily Gregg has returned 10
her home here, after spending sew
eral days with Mr.. and MIS- Edgar
Hilyard OF Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Gregg spent
the weekend at Cordova, Nd, as the
guests Of the Rev. and Mrs. ]. IL.
Whedbee.
Mrs. Florence Wilckens OF VIII
mington, spent the weekend here az
the guest OF Miss Bessie Maclary.
Miss Irene Gregg spent the week
end with her aunt, Mrz Elizabeth
Hilyard.
Miss Leila Lyman entertained Al
her home here on Thursday. several
teachers from the Wilmington High
School.
Miss Hattie Boyd OF oxford. Pa
has returned TO her home after
spending the past week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Kennedy Boyd.
Mrs. d. w Chandler Is spending
some time in oxford. Pa, as the
guest Of DIT. and Mrs II. L. Patter-
son.
Evening journal., 1921-10-12
At THE ARCADIA.

There Is only one Cecil DeMine
and everyone realizes this after
viewing his picture forbidden
Fruit" which now Is playing az the
Arcadia Theatre. He is the master
Of his art and the supreme director
OF artistic. realistic triumphs.
DeAfiile Is the true master. He can
make an ordinary or even mediocre
story stands out among the good pic
lures OF the day. His genius invests
II with all the attributes Of beauty
and realism and detail that have
public appeal.
But DeMiile had no ordinary or
mediocre story In Forbidden Fruit"
Evening journal., 1921-10-12

The Want Ads will be favored
during the coming months when
farm property. property located near
water and on high land win be sold
20 good advantage.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-08-11
GETTING BACK TO NORMAL.

Nearly everybody is having some
thing to say about what ought 10 o'
done to bring this country back Il
normal. 1t Is invariably the case, how
ever, that such remarks apply only tt
the other fellow.
Many people are Of the opinion tina
prices should return to the prevail
level, but it is doubtful if they ever
will. Certainly it can never be done
without literal invoking Of the law o.
supply and demand, and that is some
thing that the spectators will frus
trcte at all hazards.
The manufacturer, having gOrged him
self on huge profits, will never agail
be satisfied with modest ones. He vii
eventually come down considerably, 8
few pennies at a time, but it will be
herculean task to move him at al
The labor unions are putting up q
tremendous fight against any materia
reduction in wages, although it is gen
orally conceded that as long as the
price Of labor remains up there can bt
no great reduction elsewhere.
The stakeholder wants big dividends
In order to meet high living costs. The
same applies to the merchant and his
profits, and to the doctor and the law
yer and the undertaken and their fees
In every line you meet the same con
ditions. Nobody feels that he can af
ford to reduce his own prices unit
there has been a corresponding reduc
ton in the articles he is forced to buy
Who, then, Is to make the start?
The farmer has done it. His profit.
have been almost wiped out by a fall
Ing market on farm products, because
he Is compelled to continue paying higl
prices for everything that he uses.
The great trouble is, the rest of tn,
country Is not following the farmer il
the downward trend. If it were to dt
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OSCAR CLOCD.-NE of SW, Sec. s.
1T, residence. Total assessment
$500. Taxes, int. and cost. Ol0.
7. Z. BURTON.-N - Of Sc, Sec.
2&-l4-7, residence. Total assessment;
$1,17J.O0. Taxes, interest and cost
WATKINS BAKER.-House ana :
acres on W side of SW Of SW, Sec.
i-IJ-r. Total assessment $4,000
Faxes, interest and ost.........$S.7O
Mrs. G. BATES,-SE of NE, Sec.
35.l4-S Total assessment 100000,
Taxes, interest and cost ........$16.SO.
YVES KlNG.-H0use and one acre
lot in Sc Of SW Of NE, Sec. 25-l5-S,
Total assessment $4,000. Taxes, in
tereSt and cost 50
J. II. BOYTER.-NE Of NE, Sec
ODDS; residence Total assessment
$500. Taxes. int. and cost ....S3l 90.
WARD CD SIN.
PAUL WILLIAMSBURG of NV,
Sec. T-1i4. Residence. Total assess
mcnt 100000. Taxes, interest and
cost $51.O5
PERCY WILLlAMS.-SE of NV
Sec. 1O-1j-4, residence. TOta' assess
mcnt $4,000. Taxes, interest and
cost Ss20. ID
OTIS WATkINS.-SW of NV, Sec
20-1J-l. Total assessment $4,000
Taxes, interest and cost .......S14.55
NED WASIlINGTON.-S - Of Sc,
Sec. 21-1fJ. Residence. Total assess
ment 100000. Taxes, interest and
cost $50. 95.
LEADY WASHINGTON,-N - Of
+. Sec. el-14-5. Total assessment
$4,000. Taxes. interest and cost
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ...................$17.40
GEO. WATERS.-W - of NE,
- CT NV, Sec. 13-14-5. Total assess,
ment %l,S4O.OO, Taxes, interest and
cost ............ .-..............,.....$J J3 90
DAN WlLLIAMS.-NE of Sc, Sec.
!J-l'l-o. Total assessment $Gt0.0O
Taxes, interest and cost..............$ sci .O5
j. Il. VAIL-SW IA less 10 acres
in Ne corner. Sec. 3333-1G-4. Total as.
seSSment $1,930.0O. Taxes. inieres!
and cost NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $t4 80
ROBERT THCMPSON.-NE of Me-
z y Of NV OF NE. Sec 24-1j.6.
Total assessment $1,O6000. Taxes. in.
tere&t and cost .............S 3322,5
ANDREW THOMPSON ESTE 1g
Of NV, SW OF NE, W - of NV of
NE. Sec. 24-15-6. Total assessment
$4,000. Taxes, interest and cost
.......".Ht-.UU
MRS. Z. =. SANDERLlN.--N - of
NV, Sec. I, W 10 of SW, Sec. 6, =
IL Of Il - of Sc, Sec. 1-14-6 Total
assessment $4,000. Taxes, Interest
and cost Observation-Disclosures. $685.
HENRY SHADRICK.-NE of, NV
less ? acres in NV corner, Is acres on
". side Of S - of NV of NE, Sec,
22-1l-5, cabin. Total assessment $745
Taxes, interest and cost. ..$2405
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SALINE NERO. CO.--E - Of SW,
sW Of Sc, Sec. 22-14-5. Total assess
ment $1,25OOO. Taxes, interest IT. ana nc
cost .................-.....'....' 49,, C q,
p H SplVY.-NE of Sc, Sec. r.
15.5 Total assessment $4,000. Tax
es inteest and cost............:'.::.:;;Ss-oS,' '
~ T f. ROBlNsON.-NW of Sc, Sec
10 So of NV, SW Or NE, W - OF
81, Of Ne, Sec. u, NV Of SE' Sec.
2C.14-5. residence. Total assessment
s2675.OO. Taxes, interetS ana ,-c co o5
W I. POTTS.-S - OF SW, Sec
1S.1y-4 Residence. Total assessment
Sc 10000 Taxes, int. and cost $500:
JNO. PEOPLES.-S II of Sc, ~
of sW, Sec. 10, NE Of NE, Sec. i9-l4-
) Total assessment $2,O7O.0O. Iaxes
interest and cost --....--.........:::2oo'-
PARISH PEOPLES, JR.-NW OF
NV, Sec. a. W - of SW, Sec. 1914
), residence. Total assessment Sl,'9o'
Taxes, inteest and cost ...........,..So-.'o.
G. II. MEACHUM.-SE Of NV, L
- of SW of NV, acres in NE cor.
of NV of SW. Sec. 2O-1G-5. Total as,
scssment $1,27OOO. Taxes, interest
and cost poo. to.
JOHN. MARTIN.--SE Of NV, SW
of NE, Sec. 27-14-5, residence. Total
assessment $1,615,OO. Taxes, interest
and cost ...............-.............. $4S.95.
G. r. McNEAL--SE of Sc, Sec, %,
II acres in Sc corner Of Sc of NE.
Sec. 25-14-5. Total assessment $4,000.
Taxes, interest and cost .............S29.40
J. J. MORRIS.-S - of Sc, e -
of SW, Sec. 20, NV of Sc, Sec. 20
14-5. Residence. Total assessment
$2,455.0O. Taxes, int. and cost 5000
TOM LEWIS.--W II Of NE, less 20
acres on south side, Sec. 12-15-5, cabin.
Total assessment $4,000. Taxes, in
terest and cost ........................S35 . 40.
w. G. KlRBOW-E II of NV, SW
of NV, w - Of NE, n - Of SW,
Sc of SW, 5 acres in NV cor, Of NV
of Sc, Sec. 3-14-G, E IL of NE, Sec. 2,
nv - of NV, Sec. LAG, residence
Total assessment $5725.OO. Taxes, in
terest and cost .........................S16 O.O5
EDMUND JONES.-S II OF SW,
Sec. &c. n - of NV, Sec 31-15-5,
Total assessment $1,020.O0. Taxes, in
terest and cost .......................$5 6.l 10.
| J. s. JACOBS.-E ~ Of SW, W 10
/ of Sc. less 3 acres, Sec. 81, NV of
NE, Sec. 5.14-4. Total assessment
$2,37j.OO. Taxes, int. and cost $69.05
BEN JACOBS.-NW Of Sc, less 10
acres in Sc cor. Sec. 26-15-5. Total
assessment $44OO. Taxes, interest
and cost .............................. .$15.75
d. HALLS - of Sc, Sec. 16, NE
{ IA, E ~ of NV, Sec. q, w - of
NV, NE of NV, NV of NE, 4 acres
in NV cor. Of Sc Of NV, Sec. %, s
- Of SW, Sec. 15-15-5, residence.
Total assessment $7,3SOOO. Taxes, in
tpreSt and cost ..$2O5. Is.
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SO, we would be back to something
approaching normal in hurry.
Congress apparently is unable tC
solve the problem and if congress is
impotent we Of this community can not
be expected to waste our time III beat
ing against an impossible barrier.
There is, however, one thing that We
can do. That is to 90 to work anC
stay at work and do more work and
less talking.
We can regulate our own actions, and
if thase actions are along the lines Of
increased activity and productivity We
will be doing our share towards bring,
ing the country back to normal-What
ever normal may be.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-08-11

The Conjunction Of Planets in 1919.
The extraordinary grouping of the
solar system the morning Of December
II, 1919, which some pTOgn0sticators
had gone so far as to predict would
result In the world coming to an end
vas an alignment in the heavens OF
Jupiter Saturn and Neptune.
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'''''''''''''..''... 100
W. NJ. CORLEY.-All land Z of L.
y A. railroad in SW Of Sc, Sec. 30, all
that E of railroad in NV of NE. "a
acres In NE Of NE, Sec. 32-16-S. Resi-
dence' Total assessment $1,62O.OO
Taxes, interest and cost ........... s4S.O5,
JOHN CALDWELL EST-SW of
NE, Sec. 2l-17-S, Total assessment
S4'o'W. Taxes, Int. and cost. SITS.
JOE BOIs.-NW Of SW, Sec. 1915.
10, $50 acres in Grapes Grant survey,
Sec. 37-l5-1O. Total assessment $4,95O.
Taxes, interest and cost. .S13S,S5
s. W. MATTHEWs.-1919 taxes
SO of NE, Sec. 2S-15-S, NV of NE, Sec.
5-14-7, N IL of NE, S IL of NE, Sec.
2, N ~ of N IL, Sec. 1859, S IL of
) II, NE of Sc. Sec. sc, Sc Of Sc,
Sec. 35-16-9. Total assessment $13475.-
W, Taxes, interest and cost $216.OJ.
s. W. MATrHEWS.-SE of SIC, Sec.
zo-lo-o, NV OF NE, Sec. 5-14-7, SW of
80, n II of NE, Sc Of NE, Sec. 2, N
IL Of Nj, Sec. 1859, S ~ of ST.,
No Of SE, Sec. 36, Sc of Sc, Sec So
l6-9' Total assessment S13475.OO.
taxes, interest and cost .$442. 45.
]. M. SANDERS.-SE IA, Sec. %
l6-9, 1919 assessment 100000. Tax
es, interest and cost ...... S5o15
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JOHN HORNER. JR.-~SE ,

JOHN HORNER, JR.--SE IA 81
l%, NE Of NV, n l. of NE, Ser b
40. Total assessment $3,O650O NIL
es, interest and cost ................ sQ7 y
". W. HALL.-SE IA, Sec ar
Total assessment S2,2S0OO. Ta,sy
interest and cost ....,.............. ses y
MRS. EDNA FREY.-NW ~ W.
Sec. 30-15-5. Total assessment SaOo ny
Taxes. interest and cost. sM "
S: J. FREI,-SW Of NE, Sec. ~
1915. Total assessment $SOO,M A.. "
cs, interest and C0st........... s9s y.
K. /. and JULIA FREY EST v Sn
Of SW, Sec. T., NE Of Ne Ser % ~
u Of NV, SW Of NV, Sec. 24.,a..
Total assessment 100000. Taxe, \
tCrcSt and cost ..................... ~ "
NJ. Y. ELLIS.--W - of NV " y
of NE of NV, Sec. 2l-l4.5. Tota, :.
sessment Sl,44O. Taxes, interest a.,
J. l.. DURBlN.--S II Of Sc, ~
80, NE of Sc, less 10 acre, Sec. I'm
), residence. Total assessment % ~
Taxes, interest and cost co y
+. H. CRAWLEY.-W - NJ ~
N - Of NV, W y of Il - Of w NJ
Sec. %, s IL of NE, E l.2ofNw !
acres on south side of N - Of M n |
acres in Sc cor. Of NE of NV. Sao :.
S ~ Of SW, less 4 acres in NV -
of Sc of SW, Sec. 2o-16-5, resida. W.
Total assessment $j,S5o.0O. Taxes y
| terest and cost ................ s1e, =
C. C. CRINER.-NE of SW, Sac ~ =,
15-5. Total assessment $4,000 ~. =
es, interest and cost .......: s,A..
]. II. COLLINSWORTH-S 10 .
NV, SW of NE, NV of SW, Sac =
1916. Total assessment s1S0ns.
Taxes, interest and cost .. snm .
L. NJ. BLACK.-W IL of NE N
Of NE, II acres on north side ~ ~ "
of Sc. Sec. %, NV Of NV, 10 An, y
on north side Of SW Of NV. Scr >,
1853. residence. Total assessm.. =
$4,000. Taxes, int. and cost seo ),
NOAH BARDLAY.-NW ~ On .
- Of SW Of Sc, Sec. 3O-154. ~,
assessment $6S5.0O. Taxes, inta.. .
and cost ............... co. =
R. NJ. BLARE.-NW of NV. q /,
of NV, N IL Of SW, less 10 acre, : I
Sc cor, Sec. 3-l4-5. Total asspsam.'.
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WORDLAW COCKERHAM-sW of
81, Sec. 23-l5-S, cabin. Total assess.
ment 100000. Taxes, interest and
eost ............$35. 20
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J. W. BROWNIE - Of Nh =.
3o-l6-5. Total assessment $l,0NN
Taxes. interest and cost ... SsoR
SYLVIA ANDERSON.-NW Of n
Sec. %, NV Of NV, Sec. %, 10 ~ ~
on north side Of NE Of NE, Sec n
l5-4. Total assessment $1.laOn
Taxes. interest and cost .........t 6N
J. ]. ALL1SON.-NE Of Sc. Al
NE, Sec. 96-16-6, residence. Toni n
sessment $1,335.OO. Taxes, intes
and cost ................. M
Continued on mage n
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Z. 4. QUINN IL Of Sc, Sec. -
l4-s, residence. Total assessmen
Sl'llo.Go Taxes, interest and cost
.........,. COO ~
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w. G. MURPHY.-SE Of NE, E II
Of NE of NE, Sec 81, NV Of NV, SIC
of NV, N II Of NV Of SW, 5 acres
kin NV cor. in NE of SW, Sec. 1916
Is. Residence. Total assessment
$3,j5O00 Taxes, interest and cost
| S1193O
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GUS LEMMONS.-SE of SW, Sec
1, NE Of NV, 2 acres in SW cor. of
NE, Sec. 9-15-6. Total assessment
S1,370,OO. Taxes, interest aud cost
Gd2 Ok
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R. NJ. BLARE.-NW of NV, q i,
of NV, N II of SW, less 10 acres !
Sc cor, Sec. 3-l4-5. Total assessm.'.
$2'535.Oo. Taxes, interest and 4.
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HENRY DAyIS.-SE Of NE, Sec. 10,
y acres in NV of NV, Sec. II, 10
acres on E side Of SW of NE, e IL of
NE Of Sc, Sec. 1O-16-7. Total assess
ment $1,715.OO. Taxes, interest and
cost ..................... 96O
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MRS. EMMA J0YNER.-NW OF
NV. Sec. %, NE of NE, Sec. 22-148.
+! Total assessment $4,000.
IaXes Interest and cost......... $500
}. L. HARVILL-NW of NV, Sec
1919, residence. Total assessment
S'So'oo. Taxes, interest and cost
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WARD (4) FOIJR.

WAkD (4) FOUR,
J. D. WIMBERLY.-NW Of NE, Sec.
1909. Total assessment S1,15OOO.
Iaxes. interest and cost .......c. .$3S. 20
MELVlNA TIMMONS.--S 10 Of
NV, NV of SW, Sec. 22-H-S. Total
assessment $4,000. Taxes, interest
and cost ............. S4Q05
). 3. SHEHEE.-NE of Sc, Sec. IL.
io'a Total assessment s1,O3O.O0. Tax
es, interest and cost ........ SAT Ok
ARDlS STEPHENS.--E IL Of NE.
Sec. 0-17-S Total assessment $1O5O.
Taxes, interest and cost ..............$SS.5O.
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{ Continued on page y
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A. r. JOHNSON and B. H. SCHEEN
N IL of SW, Sec. GIGS. Total as
sessment $4,000. Taxes, interest and
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]. +. FULLER.-SW IA, NV of Sc,
Il on s. side Of Sc of NV, Sc of NE,
Sec 6, SW Of NV, Sec. 5-16-7, resi-.
dence. Total assessment 100000
Taxes, interest and Ost..............$111.S5
ALFRED DAVIS.-W - of NE,
less 10 acres, Sec. 1O-16-7, residence
Total assessment $1,33O00. Taxes, in
tereSt and cost Sal IN
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c. W. MANGUM.-SW of NE, Sc
of NV, Sec. 34-17-7. Residence.
Total assessment $1,345. Taxes, in
terest and cost .....,.................S4 $4,000,
O. E. McGUIRE.-SE of SW, Sec.
A-16-6, N IL of NE, Sec. 3, NV of
NV, Sec. 2-15-6. Residence Total as,
sessment $2,350OO Taxes, interest
and cost $50 Ok
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HENRY SHADRICK.--NE of, NV
less , acres in NV corner, Is acres on
". side Of S II Of NV of NE, Sec.
222-1l-5, cabin. Total assessment $745.
Taxes. interest and cost. .$24,OJ
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SIMON GIPSGN.-Lot 2, Sec. 3-16-
III. 1919 taxes. Total assessment
S6S0O0. Taxes, int. and cost. $780,
SIMON GIPSON.-Lot 2, Sec. 3-16
III. Total assessment $6SO.O0. Taxes
interest and cost 500 81
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CAD DAVIS.-E IL of Sc, Of Sc,
Sec. 1867. Total assessment $4,000.
Taxes, interest and cost...............S11.95.
LUCIUS DOOLEY.-NW of NV,
Sec. 9-16-6. Total assessment $4,000.
Taxes interest and cost sol OK
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CHARLIE FOWLER-E - Of NE,
Sec. 27-17-S. Total assessment S2.O5O
Taxes, interest and COST. .S6O,7
MARTIN CUNNINGHAM.-NW Of
SIC, N II of SW of Sc, Sec. 90, NV
OF SE, Sec. 2416-10. Total assessment
2,Oo5.OO Taxes, interest and cost
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-04

nuw arriving at the full-grown stage.
From recent breeding experiments be-
ing carried on AZ the Missouri Expert
ment Station it seems likely that the
pest Is preparing 20 pass the winter
ns the full-grown iarra or pupa in a
cocoon behind the leaf sheaihs and
els. where on kafir sorghum, corn
and similar crops II il does this, the
farmer has an excellent opportunity
to reach the pest in the winter by US
ing up all fodder and other materials
in which il may be found during the
winter
This, with the late fall blowing Of
all infested fields, hat can safely be
pl0wed, with the view Of turning un-
der all over-wintering stages Of the
worm. should 20 far toward the con-
troll ~ the pest The caterpillar is
sluggish and al this season seems 70
be present mostly as immature or full
grown worms. II is not likely, there
fore, 90 get far from the infested crop
or field before winter. Those who
have had trouble with the pest should
keep this in mind and try 20 elimi-
nate il as completely as possible be-
fore spring.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-04

On some farms in Texas, spots
are found varying in size from few
feet in diameter 20 several acres, on
which plants will hardly grow at all.
These spots are found in almost all
parts Of this State. Some have been
reported 70 Us from near the Louis
lana line, and others from Western
part OF the State. These spots have
no connection whatever with cotton
root rot.
These spots also sometimes show r
tendency 20 grow larger. A repre-
sentative spot Of this kind was re-
Gently described as occurring in Hill
County. Four years ago this spot
covered only n few square sect, but
now y occupies n acres Cotton
win hardly grow The spot is in a
low place, and the ground seems
salty
These spots are indeed usually
salty in character. and are caused by
salts, including ordinary table salt,
salt being present in them in such
amounts as 20 iniure plants, or 70
kin them. The salt is brought into
the soil dissolved in water, the water
cyaporates from the soil, and leaves
the salt behind As water continually
flows towards this spot and evapo-
rates, the salt accumulates and the
spot becomes larger The water does
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-04
NOTICE

Estate Of J. J. Dieter, Deceased.
County Court Of Lubbock County.
To those indebted 10. or holding
claims against the Estate Of J. ].
Dieter, deceased:
The undersigned having been ap-
pointed administrator Of the estate
Of J. J. Dieter, deceased, late Of Lub-
book County, Texas, by p. +. Brown,
County Judge Of said County. on the
23rd day Of September. 1921. here
by notifies all persor indebted TO
said estate 10 come forward and make
settlement. ard those having claims
against said estate 10 present them
to her at her residence. two, miles
north Of Idalou. in said Lubbock
County. She receives her mail through
he post office at Idalou. Texas.
Mrs. Minnie L. Dieter.
TIA by Bean & Klett, Attys.