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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-06
THINNING GAME WON
BY PORTSMOUTH TEAM
Truckers Struggle Through
Long Contest to Victory
Over Norfolk's Tars.
Especial 70 The Times -Dlsnntch

PORTSMOUTH. VK. Aug. s-Ndr-
folk and Portsmouth this afternoon
Struggled through seventeen In
nings before the Truckers noscd out
by the score OF to 3. Manning
travelled the distance for the win
ners. Jones and Noel divided the
distance for Norfolk Inheldcr
Maitland, carly in tho game, beaned
by one % ManninE's hooks, was
unconscious foI ten minutes. II Is
not believed his skull was fractured.
Catcher O'Ilricn was also forced 30
retire. owing 10 n split finger. The
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Mnnrc to Eight wolfe.

CLEVELAND. Aug. h.--Jark Wolfe,
Cleveland. and Pal Moore. of Mem
phis. bantamweigh,s. have been
matched to box twelve rounds in one
OF the two headline bouts ut the Vel
odrome, New York, August Z, II was
announced here today. Charley
White, Of Chicago, and Bobby Bar
rett. of Philadelphia. are on the same
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Saratoga Results,

I'E bHib'u news
Sea Mint. to !. to !, even. Second
the Peruvian. 2 10 !, even. Third
Spuss. cvcn Time, I:l62-s. Also
ran sling nunc"rap, Dare. Drum.
mond, Snare Hereafter. High. 9.
Blackstone and Castanet
second rac". about two miles
ts'e"plccohasoJ First. soumanrbn
10 2 even, and / 10 .. second
INlt 10 !, and oven Third
li"Gyhnhun even Time t23 Also
ran Comi1ne, Sea Rryn. S. Monarch
ann Royal Arch.
third race. six furlongs-F irs,
MAriingale, TO 2, Z to Z. ana 2 "a
second, ChicHvalc. { to 3 and .
70 . Third. Cartoonist, to /. Time,
LIE. Also ran, 30 McMnlcn. wilder.
ness Hell Gate. Hluc Nose. sham.
rocH' hoys Heli"ve Nc. Aladdin. En-
chan'ment Metric and Mark Twain
ronr'h rac". mile and three
six;ccn'hs swccpbv. "a
Z TO 3. ana out. second. Re, Mn.,o
70 ana 20 6 Third s,a-tla
TO 2. Time. 2.o4al -.
Fun race. ono m!lo-Trirs, Fat.
way 30 to :. % ! and > tot Sccor1
E"bnho : 10 3 and to 2 Third
SunnN!and, oven. Time. li1a.s
Also ran. bridesmaid and Cosi!gau,
S!Nih race. ~" ana one.haIr mr..
longs l'irst. Zcy. ia ?. to . nrd
% .. Second DoUphorcaan. 2 Ia
to l. Third, R"utitudo. to 4
Tine, l:0s ga. Also ran u.dv
Guard. OSPREY, Cape Clear. Tuxedo
Great Lady. Homestre,ch child,
ray, progheds, Forasi Fire. H,sh
Primes and Diamond Quick,
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Boston,

'"'''u LOT NarQuaru In seventh.
fBattcd for ocschEer in ninth.
Tho score by innings: r.
ilttsburgh zoos oil o20-a
hoston .Ol0 600 Ola
summary: Two base hits Tray
nor Maranv!ilc. Ems. stolen bases
carey b!ESeo. Sacrifices Morri-
son. M7ranvillc, Ford C2l. Double
plays-Tlcrney to Marnnville To
Ems: kopf to Ford to IIoikc; Ford
10 kopf 10 lIOlke. Loft on bases
pittsburgh. 7; BOSTON. 10. Bases on
h"lls-oft Morrison, I: Marauara :.
ocschEcr, J. Struck our-hv Nor
rlson, .; by Mar1unrd, !. Hits-orf
MaraUard. IL in :: Oeschger. in ..
III by rl'chcr--by Morrison CFord).
Halk-M arquRrd. Losing pitcher
Mar0uard. umpirca. RiSler and Nc
Cormick. Time OF game, l;46
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PIRATES HAVE PICNIC
BEATING BRAVES. 9-3
Pittsburgh Hits Boston Pitch
crs Hard Traynor Pre-
scented With Bank Account.
iRy Associated Prnse !

BOSTON. Aug. 5.-Pittsburgh had
an easy time defeating Boston to
~ today. Morrison hold the Braves
10 i've hits. thFec OF which were
scratchy Harold Pie" Trayuor. Of
Somcrvillc was presented with gold
watch and bank account before the
game. y mid ID diamond alteration
between Bocckel and MarQuard and
tho heavy hitting OF tho visitors were
the high points Score:
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None out when winning run was
nrOnklyI

SuIHrTIaTy. IWO-NaSe hIts-Harper
Donohue. High. Homo run-Cadore.
stolen hases--Burns. Sacrifices
ponohuc Myers Miller. Double
plaEs-Caveney and Daubert (2): Ca
dore, High and Schmandt Fonseca,
Caveney md Dauhert. Left on bases
Cincinnati. 6; Brooklyn. S. Bases
on hnlls-off Cadore. 4. Struck out
by Donohue. /. Hh by pitcher-by
honohuc tWhoap. Umpires. O'Day
and Hart. Time. l:47
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Misn NnIrrIrn AAin.

CHICAGO AUX. a.--Miss Amcric.
"Wnod 10y Car Wood, of Detroit, won,
INC Great Lakes speed boat cham
P'ohship race over "a twenty.miln
course w'hh Miss Chicago. owned by
shedon clark, OF Chicago, second,
Time. 60 miles an hour,
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Total

Score by innings. r.
philadelphia ....... 00I 600 900
81. Louis ............ 020 0Dl iDx--i
summary: Twn-base hits Austin
Mcaowan. Wclch. Galloway. VII
liams. Threc-hasc McAtnnus
Sislcr. Home run Collins. TrIplo
rlay--Galloway. Young and Hauser
Left on bnses Philadelphia .; st.
Louis. 2. Bases on bails-orf kotp.
2: off R"ttiE. 2. Struck out--by Koip
b: ny Heimach. 3 liits-on Rn,rR.
none In mono Ctwo on. mono out an
nrsD: on Eckcrt, ) In .. or Heimaru.
In 9. Losing pltchcr-Eckcrt. urn-
rires, Moriarity and Dinccr. Timc.
1896.
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WHERE THEY PLAY MONDAY,
Rocky Mount Mt Norfolk.
Newport News mt Portsmouth.
Richmond mt Wilson,
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RICHMOND GIANTS
COP DOUBLE-HEADER

The Richmond Giants yesterday
won double header from the New
York Bachrachs at the Mayo Island
fark. The scores were TO and
10 TO 4.
later Club OF Cleveland plays tn.
Richmond Giants Monday, TUESDAY
and Wednesday,
They defeated tho New York Bach.
rachs four games straight, the only
team to do this since the New York
team was formed. They have also
defeated the strong \. II. c. Club OF
Indianapolis Ind. and Rube Fosters
famous team o, American Yankees
Of Chicago.
Hurnhan. their star twirlcr. Will he
seen In action Burnhan is consider
"d ono Of tho best colorcd pitchers in
tho world
First Gnmc.
Scoro hy innings: n.
ha'hrhch Hiants ......lol 100 0lo--I
Richmond Giants 80. 900 oOl 43x-s
summary: Two-base hits-Cun-
Minis. Lundy. Fisher. Home runs.
Petins. stolen bases-Cummlns 2.
Lnndy. Fisher. 2: Reid. Patterson
SAcr!hc" hi,s-Nor:h. Mitchell. sac
rIhce hies-SanE Double PLAYS
Lnndy to cummins. Means 10 Lundy
I" cummins. lundy TO Means 10 cum
ming Hit by pitched bail-hy
Mitchell (CrocheD: by Streoter
tl.indsa). Eases on balls
Mitchell 3 off Strcctcr 4; off Lloyd.
iiiis-off Strcctcr in 7.-s in
u.nSs. Struck out-by Mitchell. o;
by Stroeter, o; by Lloyd. /. Umpire
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Portsmouth,.

Totals ..,...G2 IL bl "a 3
xi'atted for Jones in ninth.
'None out when winning run
scored.
The score by innings: r..
Norfolk. ..602 10l 600 900 0Oi 90
Porn ....l0l 02O. 200 600 DOL ol-G
summary: Two-basc h1-Watts.
Three base hit-Yoter. Home run
Burke. Left on bases-Norfoik. .:
Portsmouth. 10. Double plays
Watts 10 Gallagher: Goosetrcc to
Ranks tn Rooney. Sacrifice hits
voter, Viox, Burke. Mathews. stolen
hases--Tice. Riggs, Bangs. Voter,
Vl0S, Manning. strike outs-Noel,
,; Manning. Z. Hit by pitched ball
Jones, 1; Noel. 3; Manning. I. Wild
ritch-Nnel. Hits-bff Jones, 4 in
8 innings. Losing pitcher. Noel.
Time OF game-3:25. Umpires. Brcs-
lin Ind Blackburn.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY
Washington. ~ Chicago, =.
New York. - Cleveland, 1.
BOSTON. ~ Detroit. 3.
st. Louis, ~ Philadelphia, 1.

WHEHIi THEY PLAY TODAY.
Philadelphia Mt Chicago.
Washington at ~. L"nI..
New York at Detroit.
Huston Mt CIcycln md
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Stated for North In seventh.
Score by Innings: r.
~. Louis ............ 900 Dol O00--1
Philadelphia ........ 400 goa 1913
summary; Two-basn hits-Park-
inson. Flack. Homo runs-.Walker,
iiornsby. struck out--ty Ring, I: by
rfeTer. 2; by Dyer. 3; by North, y.
RACES on balls on Ring, 2: off Pfef-
TOR l. Double plays-rnrk inson to
Fletcher Ia Lee. McCurdy TO Topor-
Ger. iIits--on pfcffcr. in lnninSs:
off North In innings: off Dyer, 4
In innings. Loft on bases-Phiia-
de!phia, = St Louis, s. Losing
DECENTRALIZATION Umpires O
and Klein Timc-l:J3
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DOBSON TO GUIDE
SPIDER ATHLETICS
in ELEVENTH YEAR

Continued From First Page)
In tho now Roger Mi'hisnr Memorial
Gymnasium, smoother operation Of
The athletic organization is looked
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Newport News. 80; Richmond, "a.
Rocky Mount, 81 Wilson, 2.
fortsmonth. IL Norfolk, . on in
uiuusl
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Cincinnati. O-2i brooklyn. ia.
pittsburgh, ~ Hoston, :.
st. Louis. II Philadelphia, q.
Chicago, - New York, IN,

WHERE THEY rLNE TODAY.
Cincinnati mt llrookI.n.
Chicago ut New York.
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Dated Tor Morton IN seventh.
No" York ........... 330 100 0n0--7
ti'!tlanu ......-......... lhn 600 nn0--1
Two base hit-Spcakcr. Three
has" hits Ruin. Meusci. Home run
Pip Sacrincc.--Dugan. JAMESON.
Double PLAYS Speaker to warnby. l..
S"wrlt Z" Wamhy. j. Sowcll. wnmby
and MCinnis; Srott. Ward and Plpp.
Rasos on halis-off Baghy. 4: on
keefc, 3; on Shawkcy. B. Left on
hase-New York .: Cleveland. :.
HITS on Raphy. Z in tnono out in
second), of Morton. : In 6: or Keefe.
mono In .. Struck out-by RagSy. .:
ny Morton. 6. Ivy shawkcy. !. Losing
pitcher -Bngby Empires. Guthrie
and Evans. Time, 2.o5
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Totals
New York.
Score by innings

= HlCaeO ........ .OlS goo O3O-- !
New York SSo I33 i0.-iH
Summary: Two base hits-Meuscl
Frisch. Snyder. King, Kelly (2). Cal
la CHAN. Three hits--Groh, Meu-
sci. Kelly, Rawlings Home run
Holiocher. stolen hases-Frlsch.
Saoriloo-Hcathcotc. Double plays
Groh, Frisoh and Kelly; Kelly GUN
assisted: Terry. Hollocher and Fri
berg. Left on bases-New York 10:
Chicago. 7. Bases on balls-on J..
Barnes. 2: OF Jonnard. 2; OFF Chccvcs.
!; of Steuland. !; or Jones, |; OF
Norris 1, Struck out-by J. Barnes
]; By Jonnard. 8; by Morris. . hit,
---off Cheeves. 3 In Ia inning; of
Stou,and. In 2 Ia innings; OF Jones.
8 IN "a inning; off Morris. IL in
<2-s innings; OF J. Barnes. IN 2-S
Innings: or Jonnari. In bl-3 In
nings; Off V. Barnes. none In / inning,
Hit by pitcher--by Chcoves (Kclly).
Passed balls-smith. O'Farrell. Win
ming pitcher-Jonnard Los II &
pitoher-Cheevea. Empires Moran
and Quigley. Time-S;So.
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ChIcRrn.

RATED for Davenport, in eighth.
The score by innings, r.
Washington ....... ZOO COL 1000
Chicago . ... OnO non mo .
summary: Two-haso hns- Shelly.
hooper. Three base hlt-Harris
SACRIFICES Picinich. Francis. Fnlk.
Lott on Washington. q: Chi
chgo, B. Rase on balls-ofY Faber.
Z: davenport, !. Francis. l. Struck
out-by FRber. 2. Francis I: pa
von7ort. !. Hits-oR Faher. in :
innings; OF Davenport. none in
inning: off Hodge. mona in !. Wild
pitch-Fafrr. Losing pitchcr-Fa-
Dor. umpires, Connolly and Nallin.
Time OF game, 1856
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South Atlnnttc I.cnrne.

Spartanburg, ri Augusta. %.
Second fgam", innines)
ChaFiteton, O; Charlowe {.
Green"ille o-t Columbia. 81
tsecohd zane. innings. agreemen,j
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-06

come TO Shallownter and we extend
n hearty welcome 20 all the new
corners.
Mrs. r. X. Kincade entertained
with forty-two party Friday night.
win Humbo's little boy had the
misfortune 70 break his arm while
they were at L. IIardys' Friday
Mrs. Emit Wright entertained with
a dance the last night of the Old
Year.
Sunday night about twelve o'clock
a car Of cotton caught fire from some
unknown cause. This cotton was
loaded late Saturday afternoon and
was 10 be billed ont Monday a car
u maize was saved by the people Of
the town.
Miss Katie Bell Crump returned TO
her school duties a. Denton, Monday
After spending 10 days vacation with
home folks.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-06

Groves Tasteiess chill Tonic restores
Energy and Vitality by PURIFYING end
Enrirhina the Blood. When you feel Us
strengthening. inviaorn,ine effect. see how
Il brings color TO the che@As and how
Il improves the appetite. you viii then
appreciate is true tonic value
Groves Tas,elcss chill Tonic IA simply
Iron and ouininc suspended Ia syrup. So
pleasant even children like T. Tho blood
nceds QtININE 10 Purify u and IRON TO
fmlch il. Destroys MalaEiri ecrms and
Grip germs by Us Strengthening inyiea-
atina Eject Coo.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-06
THE NEWS OF THE WEEK
FROM SHALLOWATER

Miss Mamie Crump returned to her
school duties at Wichita Falla, Sun
day.
Mann and Lucille Bowlcs visited
Saturday and Saturday night NJ Their
nnele's, Madcnscn Todd. Of Lubbock,
returning home on the morning train
Sarah Maude Chauncey, 81 Lub-
book. visited several days last week,
with Elva and Margurita Galley.
The young people enjoyed dance
AT the Henry Mahoney Thursday
evening.
Miss Esther Mayfield. Of Plain
view, visited al the Crump home last
week.
Mrs.. Willie Bowles Of Lubbock,
visited with relatives and friends mt
this place last week.
Gladys Baker has been visiting
friends in Lubbock last week.
NJ. and Mrs. r. G. Galley and fam
ily took New Years dinner with G.
X. M0ofc's.
Mr.. johnson. Of the Hardy COM
rnrnity had the misfortune 10 have
his barn burn in the middle OF the
night He has no idea how Z caught
on fire. lie not only Lost the build
ing. hut feed and n car was in the
barn.
Moving Is the orders II the week.
Mr.. J. A. James moved 20 South OF
Lubbock. Mr.. Warren Syllvant also
moved near Lubbock and several
others have changed locations. We
want all the old neighbour TO always
feel as though they are always vel
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-06
CITY DRUG STORE

who has been nj Dawn for several
months returned with him. His
daughter. Miss Opal romnined with
her sister
Miss Rcss Sims had the misfortune
Of losing her diamond ring Saturday
night
Mr.. Hooper and family from okla
homn, have moved into our commune
ity. We are glad indeed 10 have them
among us.
Mrs. Hamilton Is teaching music
NJ the school house every Tuesday
and Thursday.
Miss Bcss Sims, Mcssrs Travis
Tubbs and Lester Sims, visited Mr..
and Mrs. Saunders Of Post City. Fri
day.
Miss Gladys Shaw Of Caldwell
spent Saturday night with Miss Ada
Altman.
Mr.. and Mrs. 9. l.. Sims. Misses
Nell Hankins, Octa Ray and Mr..
Travis Tubbs were dinner guests AZ
the +. A. Sims home Sunday.
Mr.. Carl Ray spent Sunday with
Mr. Joe Moon.
The young folks enjoyed a party
nj Mr.. Casev's last Wednesday night.
A number Of the Young folks en-
joycd . singing at Mrs. Coffey's Sum
day night.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-06
AN INTERESTING BATCH OF
CARLISLE NEWS ITEMS

Brother Tennezson was unable 70
fill his regular appointment Satur-
day night. and Sunday. Brother
Badget. Of Plainview preached.
The Methodist viii have conference
here Sunday. The Methodist preach
er viii preach here every second Sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. T. b. Burroughs motored 20
his daughters home at Dawn Satur-
day and returned Sunday. His wife
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-06

Hilton W, d, i3l4 18th 81.
Hilton Henry, 1902 Ave A..
Hightower X J, -- Ave +.
Hicks II l., 91G Ave H.
Hilburn NJ y, ia Ave X.
Howard Amos, 1902 Ave n.
Holt J r, 1914 Ave X.
Holbest John, 9TH 81.
o Holcomh G A, Jail.
Holton r T, i7i5 Ave @.
Honey BAXTER, 1908 Ave X.
Hornsby c G, iliS Sth 81.
Holland ! T, "a Ave NJ
Holmes Mr., 1902 Ave y.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-06

DRUGGISTS rrfunf money " phZo OINTMENT fif<
'nr1fc Iichina. D4ll. liccdIr1 or Pfofrudl1a ~
-s,nnf|y reIi.sra i,rhlrs PRS. ~, W. ca q
'..4fIni alscr nit-- - - a.. rsriol Fac -
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-06

Cooper Mrs Lee, 1902 10, Ave $
Cathey A A, 2oi Ave II.
Carpenter T r. 9th a Ave J.
Caldwell John, 1918 Ave J
Darlington w Il, d1s lith Sc
Castleberry g G, I'LL llth 81
Campbell w w, 1908 Ave u
Camel NJ, 1888 Ave ].
Castle z /, 1906 Ave p.
Caldwell j a, 1902 Ave +
Carlton ! r, 1912 10th 81
Carncs y v, 1913 sth s.
Clayton J, 1903 Ave =
Clutter B G, 1910 lith ~
CLARK Walter, 1902 i2th 81
clark W 8, 1915 18th 81
clinton + u, 18th s.
clark A r., 202i efh 81
Cleveland = r, 1907 llth 81
Clement Bert. 18th 81
Chaunccy J j.
Chase Frank. 1876 Ave- +
chase a d. 1919 18th S.
Christian w p. 1906 Ave T..
Chancei,r w W. 1914 10Th 81
Cslcan =, GA Ave o.
Caring on Il n, SOL
Collins, iiil Ave F.
COOK I Y.
Cowart r r. 1902 Ave l.
Cotcs W " Ave p
Glenn Gladys, 1907 Ave o
Coleman q s, 500 Ave ~
Cobb g. q. mr. 10Th g.
Conner Z &. 1913 1871 ST.
Conley a p Dr., 1911 nth 81
Coffee Mrs r T, 1919 A. 9 ~ Is
Cooper sam,s 1902 10Th Ave o.
Cooper p i n. 400 18th s,
Carnticfol Mrs ME-, lith s.
Cole s =, 1909 18th 81
Coker = w. 1903 Ave q
Cosby & VI, e02 Ave l..
Cole a Perry, 1906 i0ih 81
Collin J T. 70s Ave " o : s.
conley r. A, Gi6 Ave T.
Copeland o Il, 1910 Ave X
Cri,sa r. r, t2t Ave r.
Graft Collie. 1907 9th 81
Crowly, iaii Ave y
ccg ys%lg.rd Y y NJ. Ave K
Crawford " ", 1910 Ave II
Crume ME, 1875 9th 81
Craven > l.. 1910 9th 81
Grumpy W J, 1905 ~ iith s.
Teal +. 1906 - 18th 81
Curtis XII. go8 nth 81
Curlcy. l4ii Ave y
Darland Burt, lif6 I'm So
Daffcrn, 1902 9th 81
Davis ! G, 1909 Ave n
Davis Sam +, 1902 Ave n
Darby Miss Nina, 1915 18th ~.
Darby s l., 1908 18th 81.
Darby Miss Lena, 1908 18th 81.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-06
WHAT THE CENSUS TAKERS
FOUND

Darby G G, 7is nth 81.
Davis c r, Ave | 4 10Th 81.
Duke Elizabeth, 1918 18th 81.
Dabbe J +. 1912 i4th s.
Daniel DAME ) Y Y, iloi Ave C.
nalrymple Jno., 1927 18th 81.
Dalton Roy, 1915 nth -.
Darby Mrs a $, 1914 Ave "
Day Columbus, -e5--
Davis n y. Jr, 1874 Ave ..
Daugherty Mrs Fila, Ave y.
Davidson n A, 20il 10th 81.
Dean Mrs o G.. 1919 l7th 81
Dpghagn y ". 900 Ave "
Delaney s NJ. 1908 Ave q.
Dcnham y b, 1885 Ave O.
Denton + g.. 1906 ilth 81
Denman IS 8. 1919 18th 81
Dcakine Homer, 1915 Ave &.
Dean John. 1901 10Th 81
Dcnham r. ~, t4i2 Ave ".
Dickinson w v, 1902 Ave !.
Dixon Mrs y r, 1902 Ave O
Dieblc u w, Ave +
pillaBd q W. East Side Ave VI
D0dd y. Ave g..
Dooplam , r, i7ig Ave /.
Douglass NeH. 1905 Ave q
Douglass Miss A. 1910 18th 81
Dow jas. l.. 1860 18Th 81.
R Bsdl.J ! g.. o'a st.
Duncan "a. 1919 10Th S.
Duncan y r, G04 Ave X
Dyes n r, 1915 OH 81
Dyer r X, 1920 9Th 81
Dncss 4 ", 1920 ith 81
Dyravi g n. 2tO2 i2ih 81,
Farhart r p. 1919 Ave o.
Fasey ! VI. Ave q
Fdsall n v, 1917 iith st.
Edwards W &. 1908 18th s.
Ellison ! W, 1919 Ave X.
Ellison 4 l., Gt2 Ave l..
Ellis Miss Marie. 1912 10Th ST.
Fills A p, ZOE Ave VI
Fills r. z. 1925 18th 81
Ellis r n, 2I07 nth s.
Everett Vernie. 90 18th s.
Farley Mrs, 1857 Ave !
Farr. ifi2 Ave r
Farley Royal A, 18th 81
Farmer y "a, Ave n
Faux Mrs. 1902 2th -
Faulk Ednn y, 2O02 Ave X
Ferfc'l II 4.
Fetfg X y,
Fitzgerald Miss, 1913 i2th st.
Flinrin II ~, Ave o.
FLYNN Mrs W II, l40G Ave J
Flete her r l.. 1909 Ave y
Fletcher Tom, 1909 Ave Y
Fhppin G W. 1913 Ave +.
Freeman A r, 1901 Ave y
Floyd Jim. Ave r.
Eros, y w, 1910 9Th 81
Frank r W. 1901 18th 81
Fluke n r. l402 Ave n
Franklin Ohlen. 500 Ave ~
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-06
The Best Investment

You can make would be suite Of fur
mture for your home.
Too many people don't pay enough at
tenton to their house furnishings
that's the reason their homes are not
what they should be.
Money invested in new suite Of fur-
niture Will give you pleasure for years
to come. Think about it!
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-06


Forsom p n, 1915 18th 81
Ford Y. j., Seventh 81.
Foler, 003 Ave X.
Foster, O. A., llli Ave. +.
Fortenbcrry D W. 1871 Ave y.
Foster d. c., m Ave ~.
Fulton, l.. NJ, 1904 Ave. I.
Gambol, w. NJ, 10th 4 ave. !.
Gather, j. c., Fourth 81
Garrison, j. f. l4O2 18th Sc
Gnston, c., 10Th 81.
Gardner. Mr., 1901 18th 81.
Gassway. u. j. 1915 nth 81.
Grant. Glen Fay, 1902 i6 " X
Gentry s r, 302 Ave II
Gordon, G. G. 1921 Ave G..
Germany. j. r.. 1903 Az D
Gin. r. W, 1902 Ave. y.
Gilbert. 4. r.. 1929 9Th 81.
Gilley, G.. O., llfG 9Th 81.
Goodwin J.. r., 900
10 Goodwin Carl.
Gorec. AZ. D.. G02 nth So
Groves, John. 1906 Ave. y.
Groon. W. NJ. 1908. Ave. X.
Gresham j. o.. 1910 ave. II. |
Graves, Claude, 1903
Greer. Ed. 1893 Ave.
Green. b. 1905 Ave. VI.
Groves. J. L., 1912 Ave /.
Graves. Jim. 70s 18th g.
Gr'ggs. e.. NJ. 1914 lith st.
Green. T.. g.. 1891 18th s..
Green. W. r.. fi1 Ave. H.
Griffin. G.. j., 1915 10Th 81.
GT Gray. H. +. aoii 'O Ave i +
Griffith, !. r.. 1917 9th 81.
Griffith. II. A.. 1919 nth ST.
Grigg. W. W.. 1925 9Th 81.
Green. S. r., 91s Ave +.
Grant. Geo, 1907 9th 81.
Green Mr.. Nellie. no 9Th st.
Gum G A, 1900 10Th 81
Gum :, 1910 Ave q.
Hinton. May y.
Hart l. D, 10th s.
Holstcd. Zula. SOP Ave. O.
) Hicks. a. f., 1909 Ave u.
! Hall Archie. 1915 Ave. q.
1 Hall. !. r.. 1911 18th 81.
) Hawkins. J H.,
, Han. s. T.. 1909 nth 81
fIaddock, } D, az l7th =.
3 Hanna = ! q 18Th -.
: Haynes. james, 1909 Ave n
Z Harkay. Dr., 1912 Ave &.
Hart i. r.. 2lG Ave II,
I Harrall. j. B., 1915 18th 81
~ Hnynic T. r., 1904 Ave, "
& Hannah. II. O., 1918 10Th 81
, HALEY. r.. r., 1917 Ave. O& 2
q Hamilton. w. A.. 1909 Ave X.
1 Has. T.. c., 1908 Ave. q.
/ Hase. Mr.. iio2 Ave n.
3 Harris, A. f., 1920
q Hawkins. c. r.. 1918 18th 81
4 Harrington. Ray $40 Ave. G.
4 Hood j a, 1880 Ave J.
q Howard c =, il0s Ave J..
i Uoffcr Mrs 21OG 18th 81.
. uornshv j e. SO o q Ave r.
2 Hopkins Mrs y c 1912 Broadway
10 Hospital Nurses, i04 Ave l..
4 Hornsby J u, 900 18th ~.
4 Holshouser y r, i7is 10th 81.
0 Hooker l. n, 1913 i7'h 81.
2 IIouser A r, 1909 18th 81.
? HOWE s p, 1912 7th 81.
Higgenhotham G r, 200i Ave l.
Huison Sam, 1904 Ave l..
. Hufaedler J s, 100 Ave H.
4 Hussey v J, Mrs, Ave y.
A Hun. G r., 1909 Ave ! & 10 ST.
z Hu:ecn va, 1911 18th 81.
2 Hurl F. u. 1921 18th y
Hnfrtcdlcr Guy. 18th 81. 1920.
g Hun, A q, laos Ave X.
? Hungatc ", son. 81 Ave N
2 HURT Y II 5O7 Ave o q 9 81
: Hunt Mrs l., i4iO Avc X.
q Hucknnce a Y, 1912 : ith st.
Is Hut hinson r. 1907 18th So.
4 Humble " x 2OO2 10th ~
4 Hyatt = =, lii5 Ave \
3 Humrrrcy, tbs Az ..
3 Harrington Roy, $40 kvc q.
1 Harris I y, Ola Ave NJ
T Hail Mr. G. 7oa Ave J.
1 Hendrix G =, 18th 81 --
4 Hardy r. - Ave r.
3 IIagis & e 1903 Ave 4" T. I.
4 Hensley, 1912 Ave X.
2 Henderson Il. ---
y HcnsIey 4 N, 1903 Il & Is st.
2 Hendley r +. iff2 Ave q.
y Helm II ", 1917 10th 81.
| Henderson Harvey. 1920 10th y
Henderson ! Il, 1915 10th st.
2 Heard A II. 5i6 Ave J.
3 Hensley J r, 1871 Ave ID.
Herring A, r. 1914 II & A l.
. Helm G ID, 9TH 81.
IL Hinrr G c. 1913 sth st.
IL Hilton Joe f., Citizens Bk. Bldg
X H..ton j IT. ff1G Ave y.
10 Hut II VI. ff0e Ave 2.