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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-07
"&ulo Oalutd".
Weo 100 bnnifc 9roncr / SpiflanS %
10 &runcr / Nitcrria.

Set nanife @lao "YoIitifcn" bar
roitpret ell al line Weoarbeioere meo
100 &roner o. ienbt ham til Spif.
lano for at faa pibe, hpao nlar fan
Iaa, % hpor langt man fan fonlme
meo openllPprtc Sum.
s lin Snoberctning ifriper Ben
llnge Mano bl. a.:
"Saa itaor icg igicn pco Serge.
lelet | @arncmilnoc, noia9tig paa Oct
Steo, buor ieg itoo Tor 10 Gage iiben
meo FIN Ell Sunbrcbcfroneicobel /
9omnlell. Snotil iforgoars bapoe ieg
brltgt 1862 Marf % 10 Giennige.
&eiien ira Sranfillrt til Berlin nteo
Sopepogn foitet 326 Wtarf, Spbclbet
/ Berlin % Heiieu til @arnemiinbe
1876 Ntarf, oct blir ialt ASA Ntarf
% 10 Tiennige. Sor min Sunbrebe.
froncieooel lit iea Ass Narf % 65
Siennige. Teit so Yieuni9el
Mfeb andre Orb: 5 13 Gage cher
riatigerc If belle % 10 babe Sage,
altiaa ialt IS Gage. bar ieg brlIgt "a.
1000 Warf, set blir / @icnneminit
1876 Marf ont Sager, eller iaa me9et
iom &aluta-O anifen / Berlin elers
letter / ct enfelt Wtaaltio. Sor bisie
335 Mari pr. Sag bar ie9 tilbages
logt mclem 8 % 1000 Silonleter Ell
Ter Observation-Disclosures &%ipbenhapn
-IarbuS ca. ~ 8ange, en- StrGfs
Ming, ser olcne / @iletubgiiter piloe
Huge ca. 400 &roner, fire @angc iaa
mcgct, ionl ica har brliat til belle Git
rem inferior SpiflanbS 8rpnler. Sor
biaic $50 Worf pr. Gag bar ieg be-
ipgt nogle al SniflanbS ifisnncitc
Ggnc, bnr oaiaa bctalt ct @rGtieoi.
INN og siort Ell Iiitiffcr inb / Utter.
rigc, bporpeb leg oplcuct Den ulbun'
oerIiec Sur oper ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ser altib pil ltaa ior mig lom Rcilens
@lansplnft. Tor biSie 335 Warf
pr. Dag bar icg inbiuget inf Wtibbcl-
alder / aamle, heilige 9per, giort
@~efienbtlfab mcb &llnltpcrfer pao
Mlliecrne / Niiluchcu % Berlin, ie9
life bapoe Jet for, % lprt Storbpcr'
mes 2ip al fienbe, iou oct lepeS | bore
Cages Sniflonb, / Sraufiurt ON
Moin % Berlin. Taa fortcre StrGf.
ningcr bar ieg fiert paa SrGb9nf,
ellerS paa 2beu &loSic, % ON Scatter
bar icg bopt Sopepogn cacr Ell go>
Scng / ct goot Sotel.
Saaban bar ieg reiIt, life 'on Ell
Tprite elcr Tallltabaron, men ION
Ell bor9crlia Sarifc, Ser crlifer at iao
llobptte al line Eengc. Sporpiot Oct
CT lpffcbes mig at gipe nogle Ttnt
ON, bpao man / Splflanb fan faa III
al Ell Surorebefroneieooel nlaa DC
~toollnobige 2Giere beitcnunc, Der tro'
iait bar inlst min Serb"
gn Samilie / Soriens, Der bapbe
ienot en- 8iener.S amilie 10 Ser. til
Sui, bar iisl9e "SorS. 6olfebl."
mootoaet ielgenbe Spgisr:
y &g. Gbpfolaoe 800 cltcrrlg'te
&ronen.
"A Seq. 8obter 800 Ser.
2 Seq. sgbler 800 SER.
Az NC. SPrreb $500 Sr.
2 &q. S,lffer 1000 Ser.
5 Gg. Wel 2O00 Ser.
10 SEA. Scot 1900 Ser.
Ga cnbelia err ser gienlt 900 Str.
til ct 70 &g. Spinefieb / Suleoagene,
Oct err en- gefrGitelie paa, at man
fife ifal ierbe Tarer, men Tenge til
@icn. Spenitaaenbe 6orbolo iIllt'
~Itrcrcs mauife beOit peo Splpsningcr
ON, at ocn paagi9lberoe @ieners 80
miles S~perbopeb, Ser er Toitbuo,
bar en- maoneolig Sage al 10000
ar, % of Ell oonif Sifrone perles
mienifc Banter meo ca. 1000 otter
rigife &ronerl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-07
Dr.. 6aoes Qmerifatur.

MISUNDERSTANDING baube ifsl.
ae "Iftcnp." ben Soc Scbr. nrrun.
1eret ct fort Wsbe / &riitiauia
Sanoelsitanbs Sofaler, for at Sor.
manoen, Or. meb. 8abe, funoe foa
9lnIeoning til at ~rebegicre for i'm
ire @aaneberS lange Heiie gienneln
Sc Soreneoe Stater iom Sorbunoets
9teprpientant.
9iceformanoer, Hebaftsr Sam.
bro, snifebe Or. 8aoe pelfommen
tilboge % u~btrpfte i'm 9laoe ooer,
at Winiiter 2aiirit5 SpenIon bar
tilItcoe / Soriamliugert, life minolt
forOi man lfulbe bORle peo De 9aano,
iom fnptteoc De TO 6olf iammen pau
beaae Siber al Itlanterbapet.
Or. @abe blep oa ban beiteg Ia.
leritolen mootaget meo entbuiiaitllf
%ifalo ira oct uomerfet goot beiat.c
guoitorillm.
Soreoragsboloeren ianbt oct ban.
ifelig at ianlnleniatte aae De man.
se Snotrpf % Splepelier UNDER ben
ueapffeoc 6oreoraesturnt sienrem
Staterne, og aaigeuel fan Ri iise, at
set bar ct iieloen leuertoe gileOe al
Silren, Softorcn bar iitano til at
aipc / Den iorbolosuiS forte Sib ban
hopoe ill &aaoi9beo.
Softoren ubtalte, at ban | fsrite
Trffe unbcr fine mango SoreOrag
bapSe lagt Scsten paa at reflamere
for set ira Naturens Saano paa
iommc Sio iaa fattige % BOG iaa ri9t
uoruiteoe 9arb, iom beocr Rorgc,
roa Ell iuno og ianoi9roig Waaoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-07

iaar ga ct 9epis for at ban bar op.
fulot line SfottciorpligteIier. lloert
fette Scpis 'aar ban life SOP at gou
cmborb ! Sfibct.
6remmcoc Siefolf, iom arbciber
paa amerifanife Sfibe, MAJ betale
Sfat buis Stibct teller / apitiart
paa anterifonlte Same. Spis Sfi.
bet Teller Sangiart til andre Sauoc
0elu ON Oct fllll er til Wcrico) be-
beper norlfe % andre iremmco.
Sisfolf finn at bctoIe Sfat bpis peo.
tommenoe bar lit Sicm / &c Sorenc.
De Statcr eaer bar uotat ~"isritc
Hapir".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-07
NDggen iaar,
itip OF perfenOe.

Gr Oh iiiu oS Sdar bpes @orser2 Sraser
bu big 9ieuuem Sa9en rtleo ell pebboloeuos
naoenbe Rnsperf - Aiteueu i~irbense big belt
u"otiert? Moaife bet ifploss biue Nprsr.
Srapelbec, 9@uoitslier, tuus Dict % Mans
gel paa 6piIe, alt fan iuGtte Nprerus. Din
Rps ilaar fell. bu ieler uebtrptt % libsr AT
6opeopine, Spimmelbeb % ureselmrsiis
Nprepirfniu9. &eut life III bet 9dar ira
ilemt til pGrre. Sris Spau's Sibntn Yins.
,SoIt omtriug big aubetdler benz. Spprg bin
Nabp?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-07
Ser or ct siiirIse Feeorab.

O.. Samme rSre'S. Smeo. 20. Woter Ct. Tiger:
"N(iue Narer par fprltorreos ~ min 8pa car ittp 80
iuor. Set bar loa ilcmt al iep uuuteIig tuuoe toals
AT caa pmtriuq. Epau'S Rioren Pills iierrsoe bog
Suoet. % leo hor iioeu Itte hoot uoqet artulo nerot
Sea bar alttb Spon'S / Su'et l Stlf1loe bet trGrges.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-07

SpeeeIasencs NcrsssfrrS "aantth'
mia" 2een Rai. Sfrip til z. .. Slitas,
2o1S 9pnsaIe @oe., 60, Winneapclts.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-07

Sero ireeu Psnee meo bin Seitinira - fnr gaou
% aoresie, Iutomobils saon oa Cylinders Summer.
Warrtu transformers ptl itrnr ieHees. 1aar mob.
taaeS betaI Inn 81 % P~oftpprtu. Sruu ben 10 Soa..
6piS life tllfrtos ienb ben tIibdo. on Itueeue rsfir.
eercS. Grin jooo. 9uh biue Wptorbrpoerisr. 3,tte
2tlbuo er fulot uo garautertt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-07


pnifer.
sseo cr ooerbepiit ON, at Sonlac
! ;siet flere @ar til NIT 2io, Oo leg
r,sirpm beiinOer mig iom en- belt ol,-
s ss, 0erion iioen ieg to8 Oct" ia9oe
Sors N&aru grano, $50 @eIt Secol1o
= Qcs Woines, Soma.
az cite @ar pibite ieg alorig bpoo
,,+ Sor at ipiic ct goot @foaltto @tao
=, bope goot al BET, GA altin9 life be-
nv, mia pei. Seq table belle Slocn
: Seat GA Stprfe, og oct fom tillioit
s,rtiL. at icg peieoe fun 50 8lno, %
St por finn iaapiot ieg bar iitano til
n trrffc mig omfrtng.
"Hco bao0e miitet olt gtoo, Oa in
nj par mig til nogen Sielp, men
Sorloc piite Jig at bore Ell %Itorartet
r~rStaaclic. Seq ipiier llt boaoiom-
bsi, lea enifer % oeier neiagtig ct
brrbrcSe 8unb. Sanlac bar pi$ies
Ia pqret en- @~eliignelie for mig"
sonlac iGlges al gooe Ipotbcfere
ale gper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-07
at
def fsIede liar
Ill bende$ riv.

-, 9ss Muines bar | utte Iar
SVau.' ;itono til at ipiic ct sOOt
MmnoItip Dab, % FUN aftpg / %c9t
II s. Euu0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-07

fren,. Del
ia tilbreuer
OF ibn
e, oa 81
Fisg rpete
log fog ia
SnefabIer
sneer, pos
Seitenel
giort e,
rem. Dc,
ganfe me-
m et Sun
tes, og De
De i,tefui
pa Rerber
rat til re
ringer. :
Storlnc,
r, nte6etts
|ffe8 on
Sobog,
|ulb &et a
II at bao,
paa Sru
ter. Sell
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-07
%Sismmelaoet Wibbel itanier
Spite bnrtia.

f,u broitr Spitcnchic : ncacniinbc
bor bruat. On Saml!,. .%1ripuina let
M burtia lnpct. Spnrcr 1mtrcnt So.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-07

len afbrus
|Sineite Qani
for zig islp
elier;f tusfn
per- eisru
bple QrNsr
|eaer Gltuli
|ssite Nls,
Fbtunbsrisf
lobe Raboer
Building,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-07

.,.,o iemten Innb ueS at tase sun'
T t"f "a iuiicr MI buaSiombelit bun
euifer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-07

-, Toilette geir. Sparf.
nj prre rene % tsrre. tduosnos meo
fuIo 2raft.
Sois ou snfsr at ipare IS til 50
Vroesnt pda grHuoe % Rsparutio.
ner. al u%i'toFfs mtfteuoe e~pltreers.
liiore Spar.pllas % Carbon, at
bare burtia Start / toIoeite 9sir %
arntt | Batter. frio I'll marrsu Wtfa.
60. PA @ron 9Ioa.. aauias 6ito.
Wto.. % et Sat AZ Wnrren Trans,
formers otl Itrar isuoes mso ben Ger,
itnael'e. Of be life fpftsr nta en- Sent.
holS lite belt tiIfrshsftlltuot.
Sao %ooerbeptit CT Wdrreu Wfa.
60, ON fine Transformers @pobso.
at Be otl isuos st - Sat for fun 81.
Settt sr ct ipscicIt Sutroouttioustil.
buo. giGIoeuos run for npQls faa
Sage. % SGierus iiuIoe itrar bsuntts
ia eeraf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-07

sfter Ratas
ha Spbufon
~ Eus GuI
(1S", Grties
Eebforbuuos
ntiubrs %
tlbig.
|retou, 90.
%itnsiotd.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-07
Motor 8rbnerier chit.
Sn SphnSeIis ffaber en pionnsertis GniH.-
SoroobIer &raiten. eisr Oct let at ttarte
ON Vtnteren. ftanier c~iispnmpins,
torsbpaser Carbon % iparer
@a'oiin. - 5rit grsps.
tiibus.

erhntr gutomobtI.isr oInort rr.b Totor puu1.
ptroe Gle. ureue SpartpIuas. Isisroe Saipfir ener
nootfleroe Carbon. fan itanie oisie grpberir Deb
al BRUCE en- usrtelia Subrsiniua taInt morr.u
transformers. ~frembra9t At u. .. Uarr.u. en-
&anias Sitp Wotprtuuoia.
si Sit fan oaa 9 Wttuutsr orbriree morr,n Trans.
IorHers. 3R pl oo forbaui,s oeo az ie bin Hutp aaa
linlenoe op gaitsu oaa "hiah". hoor ou fsr moott,
ft'te. an pl og'aa merle en- TOR ~fSorsa,Iie syort
90 riebIiffrItn St,rt
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-04-25
Liberty Bonds Are Best Security Of
The World; Have Gone to Par; Owners
Are All Advised to Hold Them

man in Pennsylvania bought sl0,-
600, 900 Of Liberty bonds-and held
on 60 them. Some Of the men whose
purchases Of liberty bonds were
very large. have had to hypoth-
ecale them with the banks 20 IL
nance their business.
Some, when call was made FOR
them 10 reduce their loans, have
had % sacrifice some Of their
bonds. The majority Of these men
will sell their holdings now that
they can get par for them. In the
judgment Of one Of the sOundest
bankers In America. this liquidation
will be considerable. II should
check any further advance az this
time and bring about decline.
What this recession will amount
20 Is doubtful probably a point or
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-04-25
THE SINGING CONVENTION;
ITS ENTERTAINMENT

The Methodist Church is being Of
fered to the singers of the county for
their convention April 30. This is
very good of our Methodist friends,
as their house can accommodate
many more people than the club
house can. And there is sufficient
ground in front 10 spread table that
can feed everybody, and the base
ment can be arranged TO use for
lunch in case IL is stormy.
One great advantage in this gather
ing is having the people from all over
the county mix in congregation all
on an equal. elbowing each other
around a common table. mingling
their voices. thoughts, and sympath-
les together. The greatest people of
history have been the people accus-
toned to those democratic gather
ings.
! feel sure that the ladies Of Slaton
and surrounding country viii provide
plenty of dinner for all the song low
ers that come II they are given lit
tie reminder Nothing old fashion
ed about Slaton but her Hospitality. .
Those who will prepare a basket
lunch will please notify W. II. Nc
Kirahan, A. VI. Watson, or the writ
err
Let's meet at the club house Sun
day, $3.50 p. m. and make the final
arrangements for entertaining this
great. gathering.
". p. FLORENCE.
President Slaton Community Sing
ing Class.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-04-25
Established Prices For Farm Produce
Should Be Made and Would Put
Farmers On the Road to Prosperity

left 10 carry his debt over another
year and then have two TO pay nj
once. II took the same clothing and
food 10 keep the family one year M
the other. II cot him the Same to
raise the crop. And he had counted
on making the payment on his homo
with the reasonable gain. But where
did the gain 20? Goes 10 somebody
who has not sweated drop to
produce the gain. And the hard
working man and woman who are
trying to get q home lose what they
nave paid for. Who il to blamey
And does our country protest its
people2
Why should not the farmer have
uniform markets for his products7
Why should he not be able 90 go
out into his fields and lay his plans
for a year ahead? So many acres
of wheat for a certain amount. SO
many acres Of corn or cotton as the
conditions required. So many hogs
and SO many cattle TO meet this or
that demand Don't you know he
would come nearer producing the
exact amount In spite Of the weather
II he knew he would receive GER
tain fixed price for every product
Oh. what joy. what confidence,
what new hope would come into
the lives Of our farm population IL
they only knew when they planted
a thing what they might expect 20
receive for IT, Nothing would so
production as uniform and
al. q. -
the farm There would be some
thing certain ahead 90 work for and
20 live for. The whole family
could make plans with the hope Of
realization. DO you suppose II viii
ever be .hus?--phebe X Warner,
in Star-Telegram.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-04-25
FORD CAR OF b. c. KING
STOLEN HERE THURSDAY

james Rodgers. IL years old, and
DerewOod Lee Villains. Ia years old,
who gave their addresses as Breck-
enridge, Texas, and J. 3. Lane, %
years old, who says he was born IN
Missouri. but refuses TO give an adj
dress, are IN the custody Of Sheriff
johnson OF Terry County, after a
merry chase across West Texas.
The two youths from Breckenridge
having stolen Ford car at Breck-
enridge. driving il 10 Abilene. aban-
doning il, stealing another Ford at
Abilene. driving by way Of Snyder,
they claimed 70 have picked up j. b.
Lane, VIII accompanied them to Post.
Finding that the Abilene car was out
Of order they stole j. y. Hartford s
car, which was standing in the street,
and still headed west, they drove TO
Tahoka, taking possession Of j. b.
Kings car. driving as far as Brown
field with both of them. After ar
irving at Brownfield. realizing that
the officers were crowding them, they
stole three horses and endeavored
to make their escape in the sand hills,
but were captured by Sheriff John
son Of Terry County and Sheriff KEEL
Ter Of Yoakum County, assisted by
B. c. King of this place.
They are all being held 10 await
the action of the grand jury. which
will convene at Brownfeld, May L.
Lynn County News
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-04-25

Philadelphia, Pa. April Is
What will liberty bonds do mar
ketwise now that they have gone TO
par?
Fiuanciers have argued, begged
and pleaded the last four years
with the patriotic women and men
Of small means or Of modest means,
20 hold on 20 their bonds and as
sured them the price would go 20
par and above and they would be
rewarded for their patience.
II Is likely there will be a tenn
porary reaction. There are many
men Of wealth who bought till
II hurt" when tho war was on.
These men have had 90 stand n
nancial punishment for their ~
deity % their country One textile
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-04-25
. OGDEN ARMOUR SAYS
WORLD rs RECOVERING

Chicago. lll., April 10. The world
In recovering and now II the time
To strike for business, In the view
Of J. Odgcn Armour, expressed In
Armour's Magazine for April. Mr,
Armour says:
The world is recovering. There
IL evidence Of this on every hand.
Businesses which have marked time
for many months are now proceed
ing with their plans. II Is impor-
tant that we should all recognize
what the present facts point to-
that this IL the moment of new
born opportunity.
Opportunity is more than OPP
timism. II Is better than good
cheer. courage, and noble determina-
ton. These are useful TO tide us
over difficult times. But oppor-
tunity consists of favorable condi-
tions--actusl and arrived.
mot since the close of hostilities
have economic circumstances held
out so much Of hopeful evidence.
THE deadlock in business has
been broken. Farm products-the
basis Of all prosperity--have ad-
vanced With these approaching a
parity with prices of other goods,
healthy business growth may now
go on unimpeded.
Opportunity is only for him who
acts, however. And its richest re-
ward is only for him who acts first.
will not wait for the
laggard A few weeks or months
hence will show what companies
and what individuals were leaders
in grasping the advantages in the
turn OF the tide"
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-04-25

two. II is not likely to be much
more.
The banks, particularly the saw
ings banks, have large holdings Of
Liberty's. The savings banks not
only took their full quota at time
of issue and retained them through
the period of their long deprecia-
ton, but were large purchaser
when the bon6N we're at or near
the lowest. They bought bonds be
low So and kept buying all the way
up. Now they have very handsome
profits. The banks as rule Will
hold their bonds. II there is any
selling by them il will be Of neglig-
ible proportions.
As to the general public, no one
can speak with authority. No one
statement fits all the people. Any
one, however, who is fair judge
Of the average man or woman u
likely 20 agree with the statement
that a bond is held in higher es-
TEEN when above par than below.
Hundreds Of thousands Of per-
sons who were worried about their
liberty bonds two years or so ago
have no such worry today. They
have had proof that their fears were
without basis. The vast majority
will likely hold the bonds.
II would seem, therefore, that
while liquidation will come from
large individual holders and some
small holders will stand pat. SO
soon as this liquidation ends and
the offerings are absorbed fully il
prac tically is certain liberty bonds
will start an advance that will carry
them into new high ground.
II has been stated over and over
again that the liberty bond is the
prime security Of the world. The
statement always was true and is
impressively true today. A bond
on the United States yielding IA
per cent interest and up TO a GER
tain measure of accumulation, ex-
empt from taxation, is super-ex-
cellent in every way.
Interest rates are coming down
steadily. Money is getting cheaper
The more interest rates in general
get back toward pre-war levels the
more appreciation there viii be Of
the United States government
II would seem conversativc TO
predict that liberty bonds Of the
long term Of maturity win sell at
105 or above, within the next few
years. United States Steel S. sell
above 102 today. Every United
States Steel bond is subject % tax.
Small buildings Of liberty bonds,
as has been stated, are not How
ever great the worth of steel IS,
they rank below the liberty
Slowly and steadily liberty bonds
get into stronger and stronger
hands The process Is slow because
Of the issue. But while il Is slow,
II is sure and this tends 20 greater
stability Of price.
Don't be bothered by a decline Of
point or two now-if Il comes.
II win not last long. And when
Il Is over, the bonds will % above
par-.and stay above par. That Is
practically n certainty.
Hold on % your liberty bonds.
You'll profit BY so doing Copy
right
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-04-25

"Who are your" she gaaped.
Il am the Shcik Ahmed Ben
Hassan'
She was trapped, powerlcss,
defenscless. Il was inevitable;
there was no help TO be expected,
no mercy TO be hoped for.
With a start Of recollection she
realized fully whose arm was
round her, and whose breast her
head was resting on. Her heart
beat with sudden violence. What
was the matter with her? Why
did she not shrink from the pres
sure Of his arm and the contact
Of his warm. strong bodyY What
had happened TO her? Quite sur
denly she knew--kncw that she
loved him. that she had loved him
for a long time, even when she
thought she hated him and when
she had fled from him. Love had
come to her at last who had
scorned II 80 fiercely. The men
who had loved her had not had
the power to touch her, she had
given love TO no one, she had
thought that she could not love-
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the proud English girl and the
man who ruled a great tribe. 1.-THE
Sheik" reaches the top notch of
motion picture entertainment. To
miss il is to miss one of the great
est pictures Of all time.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-04-25
BOND ISSUES CARRIED IN
BALLfNCER SATURDAY

Ballinger, Texas. April 24.-The
Bond issues for street and water
improvements in the respective sums
Of 100000 and s25. 100000 both
Of which were fostercd by the Young
Mems Business League Of this city,
received a handsome majority at
the polls yesterday after three weeks
Of warm campaigning by both sides.
The bond issues was 368 for and
15i against.
An additional dam is 10 be built
across Elm Creek, and the height
Of another dam raised In order TO
double the cisy's reservoir capacity.
First Glass paving is 20 be. laid
on twelve blocks in the business
district, which Is expected TO add
greatly 70 the appearance Of this
section Of the city.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-04-25

Those senator's who put their faith
in reservations have had little Pull
man experience. Winnipeg Free
Press.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-04-25
SECURE A CLEAN CONCEPTION OF IT

fos policy you do not understand.
You place yourself under obligation 10 buy here
bring al yow problems and questions Zoe fi dseuss'ss
IN thu sssaey.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-04-25

New Workers have subscribed
s65, 900 20 aid the war In Ireland,
which seems 90 be- less IN need Of
aid than any other activity We know
of.-New York Tribune
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-04-25

The cause Of a lot of fires Is that
there are not enough goods 10 cover
the insurance.--Fresno Republican.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-04-25
r,ain whether o. not 10 boy

(TlHAT thing to do uncertain whether boy
an insw.nes policy against fire.
N COSTS NO MORE
b. .swe ~h 10 b. protected h.n
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-15

csatsrsaos PROGRESS - Desstsl:l-
Ngss, Word and Church
rev. John +. Brabner Smith.
chairman a. the committee on pub
liclfy of the Chicago Church Fed
erstion and Of the publicity depart
ment Of the committee ON conssf-
walton and advance. is busy
throughout the week. Recently he
spoke before the advertising clubs
Of the world in convention at Mil
Vaukee. in favor Of cooperation 10
tween the ministers and the daily
press. He is fond OF quoting John
Wesley. who said, II read a news
paper to see what God is doing with
his world.
"The daily press is uncontrolled
by any church or business interest
and the clergy working with Tie
newspaper men can bring the world
up to higher plane" Rev. Smith
asserted.
"There is an alarming indiffeT'
ence on the part Of the public t.
existing lawlessness," Bishop Mich
olson told The Argus in review o.
modern life. There is a failure u
punish lawbreakers thoroughly ant
swiftly. There is a wicked tolesa
ton OF lax enforcement Of the law;
against liquor and other vices
! which is breeding disrespect To-
iIsw. There is an equally alarming
growth Of disrespect for woman
hood"