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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-02

Chattanooga. Tenn. Oct. o.-Irone.
rial Wizard simmons "one and nnIv
original" ku Klux Khan is thrra,cnrj
with disruption. This IS on the word Of
George i. Nimbro. Tr.. of lIou,,on
grand commander Of The National
Associated Clans"
Mr. Kimbro yesterday explained thar
the Clan, have been Incorporated in
twonty-cjght States; that five revolt.
ing Chattanooga KlIns now figuring in
tn" courts as result Of charges filed
al SorbCd by tho now organization, and
thar eventually the Clans expect 70
swallow the K'an and rule the hooded
roOEt
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-02
NEW JERSEY Xxx.
INITIATES ESQ
Light Of Cross Cleans in Night
Ceremony Near
Paterson
OPPOSE MOB VIOLENC

New York. Oct. .G-1nitiatory cere.
monies for go candidates were con-
Quoted by the New Jersey Realm Of the
ku Klux klnr Saturday night in
stone quarry near Paterson.
All the usual ritual was observed by
| the 700 klansmen who participated.
= They formed in horseshoe formation
about the initiates. VINO were groupod
against wall of tho quarry. Above
them tIamcd the familiar cross. fcd By
oil.
The first and second sections ~ the
! oath were administered after various
! klansmen had flashed pocket search.
lights on the faces of the initiates 70
determine whether thoy possessed the
requisite courage. This Is known ns
the ordeal Of tho Eye of Scrutiny.
None was found wanting,
Then came the third oath. tho final
one taken by noviccS. Il follows, in
part:
Each member and member of his
family must keep clear Of scandal thn
secrets of thc klan must be kept secret
except IN cases Of treason to the GOV.
eminent, rape or malicious murder:
each must swear unqualified allegiance
To the lnitc't States. to It's constitution
and all its constitutional laws until
dr1th: they must protect the tcncts Of
the Christian religion: advocate white
supremacy. tho protection Of pure won.
anhood. Just laws Hnd liberty ana
closer r"latirn"hip between pure Amer.
leans.
They must respect the sovcreirnty
ot state rights. believe in the sor9rn .
ZION Of church from state. the frccd1m
OF free speech and free press. and n
closer relationship between capital and
inbor. Ih"y must try to prevent mob
violence and iynchings. proven, rn,yar.
rlntsd strikes BY foreign labor arttotnrs
and slr.>o for limitation of foreign
lmni. i.:ration."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-02
FUEL Commission
/. TOANALYzEPR|CES
Fair Practices Committee Is to
Take Up Subject Today
Of Producing Costs
AlNEY WARNS G0UGERS

Independent coal operators will ar-
pear this afternoon before the faii
Practices Committee Of the State tne
Commission. at its Offices in the Com
mercal Trust Building. to testify in the
Investigation into production costs.
More than 100 operators. some o'
them representing the biz railroad com :
panies, are expected 10 he present. and
q number of retailers will also attend
to testify rs to the prices they have TO
pay for coal ut the mines.
If the independents cannot show rca'
cause why they must charge more than
the $50 maximum set for prepared
sizes Of anthracite at the mines. III"
fuel commission says II will take steps
to force them to scr' NJ thot h,',~c,
IN addition. W. u. r. Ainey, Cnair-
man of tho Pennsylvania Fnei Conn
mission. has warned the retailers. lie
said:
Retail prices in Philadelphia anl
throughout Pennsylvania have been rc-
ceiving the continuous attention Of tho
pennsylvania Fuel Commission. Thus
far the commission has no reason 70
compl1ln of the co.opC!atlun 4 has r,..
ceived from the reputable dealers who
entered into agreement not to sell roai
at a gross margin OF profit ovcr th"t
received in March 800 In far' 'ho
commission feels that It IS a matter OF
qualification that the assurances glv"G
by the PENNSYLVANIA Retail Dealers
Association have been kept.
GouSers Are Warned
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-30
ABONATI ZIARUL
,,AMERICA.
FUNDATIUNEA GoJDU.

In temeiul tratatului de La
Trianon, Ungaria obligata sa
restituie Statelor succesoare, tot
felul de f,lndatii OBSTINATE pen
'tru persoane care sunt sau vor
.deveni cetateni al acestor State.
Sub aceasta prevedere cade fun
data Gojdu din Budapesta.
Emsnuil Gojdu a fost roman
macedonian, avand, ca 81 Sagu-
ma, crestere absolut maghiara,
meat 81 testamentll 81 Ia scris in
llimba maghiara. A murit in 1870,
lea judecator la Cuftea de Casa
tie. Prin testament STA lasat toa-
ia averea pentru scopurile cultu-
rale ale Bisericii ortodoxe ro-
name. Averea sta din o casa 81
aproape 1909 actiuli la banca
'Pesti Else Haxai's din Pesta.
Casa Gojdu cea mai mare casa
de 1nchiriat in Pesta, avand 4
lcurti, Sc intinde in 3>strazi. Aici
e 81 capela romano neunita din
Pesta, cu par. Bogoevfci, proto.
tsincel. care de 30 AMI Serveste
kfundatiea ca secretar al eli. Ave.
rea intreaka Sc poafe evalua Ia
leo miheane lei.
! Din aceasta fulrdatiune pri
|neau annual bt,rse 25-35 timer
tromani, Ia saudii superioare.
| Reelamand acuin Ramania a
tceasta fusfdatie, Ungaria se pro
lveaca Ia testamentM lni Aojdu
lin care astfcl sc motiveaxa: "a
wand in veflere binele 81 inflori
Urea patriei ungarc commune, a Bi
bserieii ortoaoxe 0fientale 81 ma
ttinnii rensne.. - Deci, nice Tn
garia, fundatiunea priyeste nu
mai cetatenii ungari, ceiace mn s
conditioneaza. Adevarul e ca des
tinatarii fundatianii ssat $
expnne expires romanii 81
orientali acam treeuti in nou
Stat roman.
(Din IN. Romanesc" J.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-30

sa mai dea agaz pentru pea datoror exstente c sx
corde un impruut considerable credit ca ernei unxi
utpror ror carl AL psa Gle produsee q agcole 81 cele
faDr1cate Franta, dupace Use asgara garan din
rarfea deimaniei 81 Rus'ei 81 consx = recunoasterea
Ruse sd dea garanti tarlor introfe c nu Z va
ataca 81 fase propaganda bosevc 81 Sd dea nsora
oriu pentru mp Germanei @ ssi refscx in
ustria 81 sas poaa astfe resuse pent trea espa
gubiriloT.
Taxior mai mci 50 ea aiutor banesc s. moral III
ele inre ee s. 81 deschda granee esfeze harisrile
vanae pin cari runeaza in mod reciprs Natural sr
ul rasbonc din uee ta sa fe nmicit p4n a ga
rant control Asfel numai putee foa deritele
trntate De pace. A
Participates 64telor Unite ea tar6 care dspune de
msi mare fort6 mprald 81 econoanfex se rnrun,
cxc nua A exsrcitafea forte 81 " phtea aiuns
Al reeultaf 61n II efieace h confernta an 0Sho6
Fara aEesta paIticpare toatd Europa H expus6 unu
yiitor e va caracterzat prin rdinArea fala bsgat
or u acuture, iar popoaree GENE pe ce ds nsefe
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-30
STNA DIN PA1ElE

Comitetul pentru ridicareA
unui monument eroilor in Bran
a aranjat pfbducti,nie decll-
,matorica teatrala nrmatdl de tom
-bola 81 dams in zina a doha de
Craciun QDupineca s Ianuaric
1922 ell conc,irsul unui grup de
elevi braneni de la liccul AN
|drei saguna" dim Brasov, carl
|yor reprezinta piesa Ovidiu 81.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-30

natnlui, dcclarat ca scoala
professionals pentru ologii vete-
rani din Camp Sherman este 70
farsa 81 frauda." El a cercetat
ycoala 81 gasit ca, in scoala de
Ielectricitate, care nu este blne
iaStalata 81 unde sunt nscrisi pc
hartie so, M stunt de fata decat
Fvre-o 30 ascn1tatori, in scoala de
desemn ell a gasit pc elevi sezand
in scaune comfortable in juvtll
sobei, 81 nulmai doi erau ocupati
Gu desemnul. In scoala de plum
|bari mn erau decat dol elevi de
lfata. 81 asa mai departe, nici in
| tr'o sectie nu Sc lucreaza serios
lei Sc fura nnmai timpul pc costul
EStatelor Unite
I Roma. Italia. - Adunarea elec-
ttorala cardmalilor sc va fncepe
IJoi. Gu incepere de aceea ri por.
l+lo Vat;cannlni vor Fl inchise
tpana ce cardinalii nu vor alege
Inc noul papa Cardinalii- Dau.
fohertv 81 O'Connel. dimpreun5
Fen cardinallrl Begin din Canada
Inn yor prea putca fl de fata la
alegere caci mu yor putea sosi il
Roma decat in 6 sau Z Fcbruarie
liar alegerea SO va 'ncepc in 2 Fe
+bruarie
7 ***
I Jacksonville. Fla. Fostu
Lpremier al Greciei. yenizelos.
Isosit aici din Havana. Ell a fds
iinsotit de sofia sa. Ambii an fos
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-30

a sarit, 1ntf 'aj,1torul softer sale.
vazfnd ca Shotii nu4si folosesc
arma, el j aprins curaj 81 si-a hlat
revolverul din paliul MESH, 81 re-
intomandu-se in pravalie, a volt
sd atace - banditi, dar accstial
disparuse. El s'a rebezit 10 stra..
da, impueeat dupa ei, dar eli All
scapat, inpreuna GU $40 luati
din cassa.
SenatorNl Harrison a vorbit eri
in City Club inaintea unui mare
auditoriu, contra actiunei sena-
torului republican Willis, din
Ohio, care a votat pentru vali-
darea seHatorului Newberry care
a cheltuit b suma grozava pentru
obtinerea mardatului de senator
contra lui Henry Ford, il statul
Michigan. Harrison spus ca a.
.cest vot este cea mai mare rusine
&c a prltut Fl facuta de scnatul
iStatelor Unite. ''Aceasta insem
ncaza, - a declarat Harrison, -
20 provocare pentru fiecare ON
bogat care vrca sa-Si investezt
capitalul, in mod profitable, :
in mandat senatorial"
! New York. - Doamna Eff,
Ellsler STA jucat rolul sau in
tr'un teatru din New York er
iseara, cu inima frinta caci bar
batul Au era mort la locuint
lor. Barbatul ei, Frank Weston
era i'm etate de ~ ami. Cand is
adus doamnei Ellsler vestea bar
1batului Ell, ca a declarat: MIN
nu ma poate substitui in rolu
men. Barbatul meu mia spus S
ma due sa joe. Asa este Wat
unui actor" Eli au fost casatori1
eli 30 ami in urma 81 casatoria 10
~
a dat multi de vorbit lumei cac
ca era fata unui bogatan, part
nerul lii Joseph Jefferson. Ea s.
maritat dupa Weston din amor
El fost un actor foarte renumi
81 devenit 81 ca actrita
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-30

,canSEs
Pctrcccrea a avut loc in sala
'4Iotel1lni Brar1ss 81 seNva 1ifcepe
"a orele 8 seara. comitetaal.
Romania d fost invitata sa ia
partc la conferinta economics i'll
teraliata, care Sc va thea in Ia
rftlarie la Lofldra. Gu aceastii
ocaAie Sc va aranja 81 chestiunea
reparatiifor. 4Delegatpl Romaniei
wa FL dl Titulescu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-30
IE0RMAT|UN|

Wellston, @. = Temandu-se ca
paretii, - ce au ramas din mai
multe case prabusite de foe, =
sc vor narui 81 vor periclita viata
trecatorilor, pompierii an pus di-
namita 81 i-au aruncat in aer
Focul isbucnit eri noaptea. A
fost astins numai Gu mare greu-
tati de pompieri 81 vre-o 30 ceta-
teni carl S an angajat in mod
voluntar pentru oprirea 81 local..
zarea lui. Sc crede ca focul fost
pus de niste bandit carl au je-
fuit banca ca sa himiceasca
urmele lor. Au ars mai multe
case. Pagubele totale nu sunt
ievaluate inca, dar vor trece suma
de 7-S00.O00 dolari.
John Dwyer, 1854 w. 13Otf
[Str. fost retinnt All de dol ban
tditi carl all Sntrat in pravalia lui
Tn bandit ia tinnt revolverul,ls
piept, lar celalalt spart cassa
rSotia lui, vazind din camera dil
dos pc hoti. inceput sa strige
lar barbatul sau, uitandu-si d,
revolverul ce-i era pus sub mas
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-30
IN FUeA C0NDHULU|

Tn ziua de All fetele numal
rosesc cand sunt prinse Gu ocaua
mica, de oare ce sunt intotdeauna
iinbujoratc la fata.
-
Multi din acei carl sunt anga-
iati .sa faca cele mai mrlrdare lu-
,cruri all constiinta mai curata ga
'cei carl executa cele mai curate
81 delicate lucrari.
q
Lacatul 81 controlorii sunt
pentru oamenii cinstiti nh pentru
pungasi. dar totusi sunt necesare
pentru inlaturarea ispitei.
Barbatul casatorit face multe
prostii, dar cea mai mare. prostle
| 0 face cand Sc plange unei ahe
fcmei de maltratarile pc care le
sufera de la neyasta lui.
=
| Natura omeneasca MI sc poat(
schimba prin legi tiranice.
i
Din Londra Sc telegrafieaza ca
femeic tinara i'm interval de cine
ami a nascut de trei orr cate tire
copii 81 toti sunt in viata 81 sd
| natosi. Oamenii de stiinta atrl
buie aceasta prodigalitate anu
mitelor legi earl sunt in legatur:
| Gu razboiul. @ fl, dar din Frant;
nu Sc prea anunta asemenea mi
|nuni.
Uncle femei sunt atat de rec
ca char la 40 grade farenhei
la umbra te face sa tremuri. /
ltimp de iarna. birrr. dar vars
cand umbli dupa toate racorelil
din lume, sc acomodeaza ca gal
nitura la 0 PORTE de Inghetata.
=
I'm chimist a inventat un fel d
lichid care aplicat pc buzele GU
Iconitelor nu le deranjeaza re
seata cand sunt saratate. Iata III
!. ON care in scurt timp va deven
(milionar.
=.
/ ST in treacat fie zis, daca toat
!femeile ar sti sd gateasca (nu p
ele 'ci mancare), ce s'a face indr
stria conservelor?
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-30


Sambata seara la ora II s'a
inchis exposJtia de automobile
din Cleveland. Expositia avut
un success neasteptat. A fost GER
cptata in decursul duratei sale,
- timp de saptamana, de
$4,000 persoane. Proprietarii fa-
bricelor spun ca vanzarile au
fost bune. Eli all avut eri seara,
= dupa incheiere, o Gina co.
muna la hotel Wmton.
Indianapolis. Membrii orga-
nizatinnei: Ancient order Of Hi.
bernians, vor vizita la vara Ir.
i landa. Aceasta s'a hotarit Ell oca.
zia congresului Tor annual ani. Ii
vor irfchiria un vapor mare caro-
va ayea capacitatea pentru 25O(
persoane, caci scam asa de mare
va fl nunaFul participantilor
Membrii sunt aaaericam al carol
stremosi all enligrat din Irlanda
Presedintele national Deery a de
i .elarat ca plecarea Sc va face pro
baba in Ialie q vor sta acol'
timp de vre-o luna.
Cincinnati, Ohio. - Judecato
rul Robert s. Marx, din aces
!, oras, comandantul national al We
teranilor ologi din razboiul mon
dial, intr 'ull rapert prezintat Sc
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-30
DACA vRE1-

81 M MtinEi MANA h coltul
strsdeler "a eur cand 81 r&maa
fara o nn1n5 sau IN picior In
scrie-se intro societa4e din
Uninnea s. =. A.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-30

Si in treacat fie zis, daca toate
femeile ar sti sd gateasca (nu pc
ele 'ci mancare), ce s'a face indu-
stria conservelor?
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-23

OU6.UN ANU TktAN ~
The wave-leneth Of this important hardly be
measured because broad field Of merchandise.
These four only demonstration Of what
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-23

-27 inch organ die
flouncing in dainty floral
designs. Regular S1.O
value. 0o>
Special, yard. :. 0OG
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-23

-Children's unusually good
quality Of all wood knitted mod
Is, former values $3.50. They
come in henna, brown and
blue. Special $3.S5.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-09-29
NEXT DOSE CALOMEL
MAY SALIVATE YOU
II j. Mercury, Quicksilver. Shocks
Liver and Attacks Your
Bones

Calomel salvation is horrible Il
swells the tongue, lossens the teeth
and starts rheumatism. Hhere's no
reason why person should take sick
ening, salivating calomel when a few
cents buys large bottle Of Dodson's
Liver Tone--a perfect substitute for
calomel. II is a pleasant vegetable
liquid which will start your liver just
as surely as calomel, but 1t doesn't
make you sick and can not salivate.
Calomel is a dangerous drug, be-
sides il may make you feel weak, sick
and nauseated tomorrow Don't lose
a days work Take a spoonful Of
Dodson's Liver Tone instead and you
viii wake up feeling great No salts
necessary Your druggist says If
you don't find Dodson's Liver Tone
acts better than treacherous calomel
your money is waiting for you.
1921
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-09-29
OCTOBER 8 TO BE NATIONAL
FIRE PREVENTION DAY

Washington. u. C.-Prcsident
Harding today issued a proclamation
designating Monday, October y, as
National Fire Prevention Day. The
fire waste IN the United States year
after year, the president declared,
reaches appalling figures which are
not approached IN any other eoun-
try. There ought 10 be especial et-
fort, he added. 10 minimize such
losses.
The Chamber OF Commerce Of the
United States az the same time an
nounccd that local commercial bod.
les throughout the United States VII
take the lead. Il was added, In OBJ
aervancc ~ fire prevention week
from October 10 .. The Chamber,
II h said. has placed before business
associations n suggested program Tor
the week and In q statement sa.d
property valued AZ about ti,nOv,-
OOO, 900 was destroyed by fire IN
the United States during the forty
wears ending with 1879 The los.
during tho last year ~ This period
was approximately slk Times AZ
great ~ that ~ he first year
DARING lho first seven month.
n To current year property valued
Ia fs1O. 0OO, 900 was added tn the
nailonh ash heap
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-09-29
SCHOOL BOARD STARTS DRESS
REFORM AT STOCKTON

stockton. kan-A School dress
edict" has just been issued by the
Stockton school board for boys and
girls Of the city schools during the
coming year. Short skirts, silk
dresses and French heels are tabooed
for the misses during classes and the
boys must not come to school IN SIX
shirts
The boards regulations were for
mulated. Il was announced. with
view 20 cooperating with parents 70
secure complete uniform for
school without financial hardships
to any one
Following are the regulations
laid down q,
"All new dresses made for school
wear are 10 be Of uniform MILDLY
suits with dark skirts and MILDLY OF
any color.
IAN students. boys. as well as girls
are to wear Isle, cotton or wool
hose.
Girls are not 10 wear French
heels to school.
Girls who have gingham dresses
or other kinds Of wool or cotton
frocks on hand are to be- permitted
10 wear them, but all georgette
blouses and silk dresses are TO be
barred from school wear. Boys are
not TO wear silk shirts. h.
"The length Of school dresses shall
be at least four inches below the
knee"
Hill City. Logan. Norton. Plain
vile and Wakeeney are all under
stood to have adopted dress reform
measures similar 20 those announc-
ed here.-The Dalhart Texan.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-09-29
IDALoU NEWS ITEMS
OF THE PAST WEEK

We are still in need Of cotton
pickers.
Our two gins are putting out
about So bales per day.
Mrs. T. b. Walker and children,
visited Mrs. Walkers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Warswick of Dickens City,
all of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowen Of Plainvicw,
are visiting Mrs. Bowen's sister,
Mrs. Vanderslice.
Mr.. Perry Hill Of Canyon. is visit
ing his brother-in-law, Jess Joyner.
Mr.. Earl Pipkin of Matador, came
in last week TO help Mr.. Vandcrslice
in the barber shop.
Mr.. Walrop sold his business
house TO Mr.. Williams, who is put
ting in a grocery store.
Mr.. Coleman Of Lubbock. took
over Mr.. Summers barber shop and
is now ready for business. He is
TO move his family here next week
Mr.. Glaze traded his home and
car for a farm south Of Lubbock.
Miss Nora Sawyer, who has been
attending school at Abilene. is now
at home on visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Vanderslice enter
tanned at "42" Tuesday evening
Those present were: Misses Nora
Sawyer, Margaret Warswick. Pearl
Lambert. Viola Lambert: Mcssrs.
Harland Holt, Earl Pipkin and Del
bert Sawyer
Mr. Smallin is having an addition
built onto his home
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Governor Of Okla
hona viii Address
Business Congress

Tulsa, Okla, Sept. 2i.-Announce-
ment Of the group Of prominent
business men. bankers. agricultural
lists and captains Of principal indus
tries Of this section Of the country
who win address general and group
meetings Of the Southwestern Bust
ness Congress IN this city October
fs and 70. was made today by the
local Chamber of Commerce. The
corps of speakers who have accepted
invitations 90 attend this important
business gathering includes men
from every section Of the United
States and thus makes IL certain
that the broadcast possible outlook
will be given 20 the problems dis
cussed.
Governor j. B. A. Robertson Of
Oklahoma, will deliver the address
of welcome on behalf of the Tulsa
Chamber of Commerce, Northeastern
Oklahoma Chamber of Commerce.
and Oklahoma Chamber of Com
merce. all of which organizations are
cooperating in arranging for the
congress.
Senator Robert L. Owen Of Okla
homa, who recently returned from
Europe where he made a careful
survey Of European finance, will adj
dress both the general conference
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-09-29

and group conferences ~ bankers.
Agriculture viii be- one 81 ne
Important subjects discussed ~ the
conference. Among the speakers on
this subject VIII be Colonel Clarence
Ousley ~ Fort Worth, Texas, and
nsaistant secretary of agriculture
under Woodrow Wilson, Carl VII
liams, editor ~ the Oklahoma Farm
pr.Stockman
Among the other prominent men
who will address the congress are
DR.. II. !. Waters, editor Of the Kan
sas City Weekly Star; Harry II.
Rogers, vice president Of the San
Antonio Chamber OF Commerce
John =. Frey, editor of the lnterna-
tional Moulders Journal; David Bee
croft, Of New York Citk; John G..
Lonsdale, 81. Louis banker; Irving
Fisher, professor Of economics az
Yale University, and a number Of
Others
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-09-29
POST


Scott Stanfield and wife. passed
through Post Sunday, enroute to
Lubbock. where Mrs Stanficld goes
90 enter a Lubbock sauitarium for
an operation.
The first annual session OF the
CARA County Baptist Association
was held with the First Baptist
Church at Post, Thursday and Fri
day Of last week. The new assOcia
ton mad nine churches represented
in its first meeting The officers
for the year are as follows. I. J.
Head. Southland, Mdr.; Mr. Will
liams, Cap Rock, clerk; r. +. Cox,
Post, treasurer Rev. JEFF Davis Of
Abilene, was with US and represent
ed the state work in the association.
The next annual session will be
held at the Southland Baptist church
beginning Thursday, before the first
Sunday in September, 1928.
Last Thursday just before dark
the little baby Of Mr. and Mr. Os-
car Brannen in South Post. was BIT
ten by a rattlesaake, and the next
afternoon John Babh va bitten
also. The baby was playiac 0ut on
the sidewalk when IL was bitten.
and John II. was herdine cattle when
be- got oq his horse and attempted
ia XIII a raitler which returned the
fight and BIZ him twice in The hand.
a doctor was summoned as quickly
4 doctor was summoned as quickly
as possible and he was rushed 10
the sanitarium. Both baby and
John H. are doing nicely and are
not much .ho worse for the bites
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-09-29
INDIGESTION
AND DYSPEPSIA
OVERCOME

Victims OF stomach trouble, indi.
gestion. dyspepsia and their allied
complaints find tanlac an ever-ready
source OF relief and comfort. Thous-
ands Of people have rebound the
Joys Of health by rs use after every
thing else they tried had failed. Mr..
Mag. Schmitt. 3i27 Franklin Ave,
st. Louis, Mo-, says
"For the past two years have
hardly had any peace or comfort on
account Of Indigestion. AT night
had such bad gas pains ! could not
lie down and would often sit up or
walk the floor. | now eat just any
thing without feeling a touch of in
digestion
Tanlac helps the stomach digest
the food properly and eliminate
waste. Soon the whole system Is
built up, the blood is purified and
the entire body takes on new tone.
vitality and energy. Get bottle
today and start on the road TO
health For sale at all good drug
gists
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-09-29
WILLIAM RUSSELL HERE
IN "a MADE MAN

William Russell. who is among the
most popular Of film stars. is offer
ed In another Fox production al the
X. a X. Lindsey Theatre, today. The
film Is called "a Self-Made Man, !"
and describes the adventure u a
young man who il sole heir 10 his
fathers fortune. The son drives a
fast car and studies art with n cap
ltal A. bat has little use for husi-
ness. ne breaks into the newspaper
headlines because Of his peculiar cN-
ploitf. and bis father in an angry
moment disoNns him. Then bis
sveethoart turns him down. The
future seems black, bat events prove
him o. BE- a gn-fotior, and ~ comes
out al the top ~ the heap.
Reviews from gilles where this
phui0play BIAS been shown rrf0m-
mend lt very highly 4 has many
bite m amusing comedy, fonrfallf
nlaI.rHllIhf acting artistic settings
and direction 0f q h|Hh order llum
all rrrars d d deserving ~ pghllc
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