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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-02
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Repro initiatives or aaht nI.cl nouora n.roI upon e.e.. non" TO rIr Choir hop. o. ending War n. One r.r.ri convention oI lHo n.0Iu.'.0. V.t.rmH Association n Nc" Or Icln.
 Tho nonu s presented hF Ma.or I |. T. coH0n o. oro.I HHu.n r.H. nUue One E|He. Io .Ho American Leaon national convention mo.
 rmt m u.aHaUoua. aHeo- mon. among eo.eInmmH aNooHn. tn. onU.. n.on'. .H.I ho open and above board witch luI publicity
 That rmuo. mn.0 tHe low Doe ruo.n unUun. and II.r mu, No o.- oeul.I In good nIn
 To onHo.e territorial aeemn- I..mou.
 Tu vigorously within our bouuf.r... uu persons and nron- .nrdu ..a.ne .o overthrow by force government existing by W.I Q. Che people
 That ho financial policies ol nr .H.oI eu.ommouiH mu. l.Fo 1. n.r aim Che stability O. eNohHn.o md Ono resumption ot uiunaHom. commerce. and Wc recommend Che suspension oI trade relations WIih eomu.o. maintaining armies orean- eeI for aer. i've purpose
 In view of Ono distorted roII- uonI r.nora tending to mha.uoe .H. public mind. ". recommend .h.. .r.re .n.I he established news a.H- ..mIn.uu. bureau u.lh representa-. Ire n .r.r member country .HH. mi. .-ner amU receive tH. u...M .r..0r n. IH. government. 0. I'" ...ra.Ur. 0ouu.ue. IHu. .tHHH.. col. ...I and Ule u.N designed .o n.-
 G.meUr. and mHmm'o- .rur..auU. particularly Che nr'n..
 uIa pm. uuI by m. n.onnHen. o. Hu.h...m witch thc .n.wt lo change rhe- form. 70. eorenmm.
 Tna. nm n..mtoua. oow. ao
 ubIHH.I to outlaw War
 Tu proceed H rapidly n. eoH- Huaus win permit and whom Ono |..r.o. oI such court become oH.I .Ire ..E.on. for machinery n..o. are io maintain lhm and lH0 m.H- mum polio. m.0.I u d."m one ur.y ou Hnl a and afr forces and Ie..r0. m. Implement. o. war;
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-02
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E.r..... Hr. hold oForr Sunday N II .. m i'm tH. church u. Christian
 .u.. s....r a. IuH..u. or f.IH s.. H.tn..n Main and Seward
 .H The subject sHu.ay win loo God ... only o.u. 0H. Or"'nr
 W.r..r Testimonial meeting ..| |.L0 r. m.
 U...n s..en.. Reading Room Room T. Mr.0rr H'o.. IH" room . an.n .n Che public Wo0n. day. from e.G0 Io | and from r .' . r m Saturday. from -.' Io . and from I.|' In
 rH. rrnU. .H cordially uF..o. .n .u.-| .H..e sarr... and F.H.t Ono H.H. Room
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-02
BbsEmiu OUTLOOK E
 nHn-l.M. ID. ..L.lL

.. poor town .n s1rlh0H.0rn lIa..r Ihat crn ro. nuorl a nr.... ban l..m aomc or chem two l..u
 Chi. rrrr Locally Ono H.rn ..noo. hou have promising team com- ur mostly oI che members o. .a.. r.... n..r...Um. Inn. the hoF .ro heavier .rI I ho better trained hnn . yelr neo and |. 1" oHno0..N nr. h.l HHI e.te good arcoHn0H nr M.m m.r. i'm any contest. m which Uh.r participate
 Tn. ur... t..m wlo.ca.e' .r.mmnu. n. soa.H0..ern A.a.' !. ..II In hc coming back strong Chi" ...r u..n hroe o- One .omor n.'t- ... and l.o now meuher. Che 'ul.r. ..f f1 be oI fhc .ma a1r. o. stun
 H.t n. a.. EcarH aggregation rn. uoue.rs .r.m !. nInc-.c.nr tr .rmIIl and Ia ready tor mn come.
 wI. nothing ha. besu heard from ..Irar p..rrhur. or Wunee.I t |. certain lhuI both win have 1l0 ..lh.H .nms tnr Hme Hs Iaa. year whom ..cn had n number o. excellent .I.re- m. nUor having probably .r. n. fne h..I .n tHe circuit.
 Hnh Ne.ehIHnu and Me.nHn.a r.r. team. lh. year and only roc.nl. .r m. Ur.l .1n.o. NlH .Heo0 H' Ono former r'ae. whom Che ho.eHtan boy. won victory by One close oore n. .N r. ."
 H understood .nH. n number o.
 game. win Inn arranged for. possibly ...r .H.r Ono holidays LnH. year both Tho Juneau and noue'n. toHw mad. trip. n. ur a. ko.rh.HH. .H0 ....- rrn. or tn NaHnE.ta TH. r..r .H effort H.I he mr00 .' bring .r. ..m from .n. southern .o"m .. . H.u UHHrn..
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-02
CHRISTMAS CARDS
Wr MImenl dorns rr.ouH u. and pre. s.raIcra Weekly.
ARKdN6ds MAN WORLDS
 CHAMPION B0NEHEAD

Hwnr HrI Mo- Ia.. unpH. rorr Loo Reeves. oI Walnut Ridge. tr. ..m tc h.re Che harlo.l head oI anyone n Ar.nu.H and inon
 m. Heor. a known aH "hml I.I" h..u0 o. One roHiencc and residence or hIH cun.w Whom Ho.. c. Into . ueHt n'acc h. u.o. H. heI He th.naa nothing of
 mmm hH heai .nIoush a door, breaking nuem bottle. ou h.a hoad uItHou. heudt'ur eIcct or atr.E- Inr n with u hammer H1 long a Ii
 .o mua h.H spectators In net ho do.n.l mind ita h.t Rocvc thinks |. ne .houId lal out 70. One top Of n aEy.eunor Iu.. ao ho it on h. hauI. mn would he r0y
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-02

cap marked HE'S l05i thonco E. 3.0f cha.us io Cor No. 8 Identical with Cor. No. q. HE8 No. loo. 27 Iron n'ra aet in ground and having braw emp marked f-HE8 l0li thence g. 3I' fT E. f0.06 chaius to Cor No. f;
 thence s. HIe 0U' w. fo Cor No. .. Identical WItn Cor No. ]. HES No. IO1. nm iron pipe pct iu ground thence mander north shore Of Salt LaEo f0 Cor No. Che place of bc- ginning LIatod upon Ono appica- uon of Dn.oi Mccartney of Juneau, hIaHEn LHt s-2b September l3 I0lZ f5Imodl Geo. R WIcklam Assistant CommI l0ncr of thc Gene eu. Land OnI0e
 FIr publication Dcc 9; hat Doc 23
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Methodist Church Notes


 l.r|.r morning worship HL II Subject "sr and nH.H
 snI.r .HuaI a. I-.I'. om eHn- '.r school l. running pas. One I'. mH. N.r rr. nuI0.
 rH... u.I h. mo Junior ..'ruo.
 nu.r.H Io..H. -. '..' eHH.... HmE urr Tho n.Ior win H0 ... ...I.r
 Hr.rr. worship Mr. w. ". u.I.reH.r HW have eHr-ea a. Che
 ur. and win snoI. from Che .uH. .... emnn. H.I.orrum m ... cor U.I nH Wasted sr.ne.H. W. a u.m win Hre
 u... In not allow anr errr. mont to .... .H. place or thc on...I HrrI and sunIIr school H0HI meeting or n.l. Tu..Ht evening H. r... ". IA IU.H. n.s.ur
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-02
- - EErIHELN

". ....."... man nm. win. ...U.... m. IEr. . H... for U-. t0.r
 ... ..r...... m. .m.r."r
 I.. .uue .. H. which instructions .u both H... ... U.." cam. HH' from ..".. nm. m. H..."...
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-02
Bs wEREECE GOES OUT

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 ..u. MT ".-n...0 m. Yukon .U... Company. operation. .r ... .-. H..' Hr. rr uH .. .u. and H..- e1 on .o n. r..... T.. .H. H
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-02
raUIEgEBs GO SOUTH

Mr. m |.. T.. "...... uU. . ....... Joan. WI. ...r. nH
 . ..n."." .H- .H. 'u..
 .H.r H -. ." er Fran. ...... .U. "" .H.H." . I... VIII. r... H.'. m. former
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-02
rnLal. CLrnL

H. Sunday m Advent.
 sr.I... -M." witch ren.r.. com. mHH.or .0. ... mon H' Ono rarHH
 .IUeH Mass with followed by h.ueIeUor u. thc Blessed Sacrament.
 rrU.. Sunday Hon. and Hn'. rr
 E.rrur Iarn.ora .n nous.a1
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-02
DrrTTT5 1T WUICT

"Lu0. hero. WH..r You Ho" m. don't you.
 .Oh ro. sir kuo" yuH quite weu Ir WM you Have Scotch or ...
 .I don't wan. n drink. Wa..or ! mI Hat haro ie.. my purse a. Hom. and tHuHeh. nHHHn
 .snr-r r hu. don't know you .. u.I .s IHHn.n. did,.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-02
-. - REC0vERs

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-02
POSTPONED INDEFINITELY

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-02
CHURCH NOTICES
-h.--r.n CLlI.L

snrIcunu lNUroI Nun.r. worship rt fI.oo o'clock rr..t .I..u. Ire Savior of h'I srnInr school at Thnc n. H.I.. Hh.. .lo0. HI I..I1. H..rn. ...... nc N.UH su0.... rH. Won. 70. .He W.I.
 H...r ..rU... and Bible study oH
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-02
FAIR ON TODAY

. Dollar Growers nm. " ". .. afternoon H for m. children o. ".. HH.. .H- U.. Robinson.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-02
TYPEWRITER FOR SALE

"m...rH N. T. .H good .uuI.- WW ..I rI . bargain In- .. .... .. s.-u'I.-H Weekly
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-02
mrn WEST EnoUErTE

Excited reuduIoot "n.d you gee u.r.
 hIu. e.. Whu..
 rmI.Ioot "THat sNudIer dait Hm.'r four .e.. H.H. "WaaI wasn't It hIH deal
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-02
H.-r rnr-1 o--holnL

H Sunday .u Advent. Holy Communion H.'0 and .I.'. :.
 eU|.r school i..'
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-02

I.... e.nr..nr...r..1E f-arff Mo- 2 RESTORATION TO ENTRY OF LANDS W NATIONAL FOREST Notice l. hereby ..Fou .H.. Che mnds fe.rHaI h.'oW embracing Iha.HH .r-.. wnu Uhr ToHea National
 Forrest. hIu.... HIu h. subject io Ho.- clement and entry under Che prorH. .ou o. .Hr homestead laws O. One United s.Ht.H and lHe act of June II. 1906 |. su.. n."I. Ht Che United suIo. land o..eo .I Juneau Amsa
 uu March .N. Il.H by any qualified person in Che absence ol entry by uarnu .1mn. within either of One two following U.H. CD foron. named uHar o.o. UraI upon WhoHo
 nmenUon Che HuIH wore listed. such u.r1ns. in order In avail tHom.
 ..E. u. Hn0r preference r.rH...
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-02

sHe .H.n' noI.e' stop him. Ho tried to nr. witch me-
 Cop "U.m rnHr... H0N .H... r'.uIr moro.
The Ocala banner., 1922-01-27
Volume So; Number 8.
WHY HENRY FORD WANTS TO
PURCHASE MUSCLE SHOALS

Henry Ford says he wants Muscle
Shoals to show the world how to stop
all war. This, he declares is the SUI
preme purpose of his life.
1t was while the automobile manu-
facturer and the inventor walked about
over the great water power develop
ment, which the Government built
there during the war, that Mr.. Ford
expressed for the first time what he
declares is his real purpose in seek
ing to buy Muscle Shoals from the
Government.
The Government, as yet, has not
completed the development, Several
great dams, locks and other works are
to be built. To date about SSO,00O,000
has been spent on it. According to
Government figures, $30,O00,000 more
will be required to complete it so that
Mr.. Ford can take it over and operate
1t, developing power and manufacture
ing nitrates, aluminium and other ac-
tivities.
Congress so far, in keeping with its
policy of economy, has been averse to
raising the s3O.0OO,O0O by taxation.
The only apparent alternative is for
the Government to issue 30-year bonds
and sell them to the highest bidder
If you take over Muscle Shoals" +"
Mr.. Ford was asked, what effect will
it have on your Detroit industries and
Detroit as whole?"
Mr.. Ford didn't reply for moment,
and then it was question.
why do you think l want Muscle
Shoals?" he asked 1T can't be
money that | want out of Muscle
Shoals. 1t can't be more business
that | want We're now turning out
more than million cars year, and
we are ready any time to put out that
number of tractors. So it can't be
a greater expansion of operations
that I'm after in bidding for Muscle
Shoals
There must be some other reason
and there is. If Detroit or the
South, or any other particular locality
is benefited by my taking over Muscle
Shoals, good-thats fine-but it's Incl
dental. My purpose in taking over
Muscle Shoals it not to benefit US or
our business or Detroit or any other
part of the country-my one purpose
The Ocala banner., 1922-01-27

''At the end of 80 years the Gov
S30,00O,000, but it has to pay 100 per
cent interest, literally has to pay $685.
100000 for the use of $30.000,000 for
80 years. And all the time it is the
Government own money. The money
sellers never created it; they got it
from the Government originally. The
Government first gave credit, and then
must pay for the use of what it gave :.
Think of it, could anything be more
childish, more unbusiness like? Now,
see way by which our Government
can get this great work completed
without paying nickel to the money
sellers. It's as sound as granite and
there's just one thing hard about it:
it's so simple and easy that, maybe,
some folks can't see it.
The Government needs $30,000,000.
That's 100000 $40 bills Let the
Government issue those bills and with
them pay every expense connected
with completion of the dam. The dam
completed, we can set the whole works
running, and within a shorter time
than you would suppose, the entire
$30,000,000 currency issued can be
retired out of the earnings of the
plant
But" | asked, suppose the con-
tractor would be unwilling to accept
that kind of currency in payment?"
There's not that kind of suppose
in the situation at ALL said Mr. Ford,
smiling. He would take Government
bonds in payment wouldn't he? Ger
tainly.
We should change our minds on
that question. The only difference be-
tween this currency plan and the bond
plan is that there's interest to be paid
and the money merchants, who do
nothing to build the dam and deserve
nothing, will get nothing
But how is all this going to stop
WARP"
Simply because if tried here at
/ Muscle Shoals, this plan will prove
so Overwhelmingly and amazingly sue
cessful that the American people will
never again consent to issuance of an
interest bearing bond for an internal
improvement. When the Government
needs money it will raise it by issuing
currency against its imperishable ma
tural wealth. Other countries, seeing
our success, will do likewise The
function of the money seller will have
disappeared
What would be the attitude of 9TH
er countries about accepting money
based on Muscle Shoals?''
There need be no difficulty about
that. Some of our currency even to-
day is not acceptable to foreign coun-
tries in payment of debts. Gold is
the international basis. Muscle Shoals
is national. not an international mat
ter. This money would only be for
use at home'
DO you expect Congress will act
favorably on your. SUGGESTION
We'll. don't know as to that. May
be they won't. But I'll bet the aver
age American citizen will see the
righteousness, the soundness and the |
common sense, of this thing.
No matter what becomes of this
suggestion, shall act so that no
Continued on Page Nine) |
The Ocala banner., 1922-01-27
Is That Cold and
Cough Hanging On?

NOU will be convinced that DR..
! Kings New Discovery does just
WHIT ~: IS meant to do-soothes cough
raw throats, congestion-tormented
chests, loosens the phlegm pack and
breaks the obstinate cold and grippe
attack, relieves the congestion in the
head. No harmful drugs, therefore
good for children as well as grownups.
Right away you will notice the
change for the better. Has a con-
vincing, healing taste that you will
appreciate. Buy bottle at any drug
gists on the way home tonight, 60c.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-10-31

Don't fail to read the Avalanche
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-10-31
! ,.,,u,mi,,muIluuiIIuiuInIlrpr
y,,... Watson. En,er,si,

A, unusually pretty Halloween
sartv Of Saturday night was Una,
s,ven Nv little Misses Lou Alice ana
ey,scilh Watson. The gfltne home
vss mist effectively decCtatcd with
the Halloween motifs OF black cats
witches and Iack-O-Lanterns. y
large taldron, presided over ny a
Acknowledging witch, was q feature
a. mub interest Also the magic
w,;tiug and mystic pool offered a
further wifoldment Of the future.
MISC Madeline Young and Prs
ella Rtthledgc, assisted the hostess
"a In ne fortunc-telling games
Then. while the little folks sang
@Iittje Orphan Annie" Margaret
snanrle danced "Tho Spook' dance
At the close Of the party reire.h-
nents o. punch and cake were serV,
ed. a separate table being arranged
for the little girls and boys, the
guests n small Priscilla watson
Each ore receiving prize 'Spook
sox Tie larger girls and boys were
served lunch from a huge yellow
howl in lin cups, and large piece OF
black deil.food cake, and each one
az these in turn received as taVofs
pumpkin heads for stick pins.
Mrs. i r. Watson, mother OF the
two hosesses, was assisted during
he evening by Mesdames y .
Richards Hattie O'Hair, L. 5. Mast
James g.. Robinson. and Mise
Rushing and Cora Johnson. Mes
sames u. lawson and SD Cara
vav were also present
Amone the little guests were
Misses fhcile Davis. Lucille MoXiey
E.,by Arrett. Lucille Payne, Louise
WolfIarta Mary Snyder. Anne
SNYDER. .aundell Shook, Maiden'
Young. dorothy Rylander, Prisciiia
Ruthledge Lucille Barr, Annie Barr
Naur.ne hullican. Naomi Hawkins
Hazen Sawyer, Hazel lawson, MARY
Caraway, Jessie Lee Hensley, Jan
,ise Wallice. Ethel Murray Anne
SHAW Margaret Spangle, Lour,aln,'
Richards, Francis Mckee hpil
Wavrer aad Helen Wagner, Mas
ters Maunce Powell, Ray sawyer
Lawrence Green. Bruce bryan
Hortsn ! Smith. jr.. Max DAVIS
sam +. Davis, Jr., J. d. Jenkln .
Rov Pryor, Harmon Pryor. hol
O'fIar. Leland Mast, Melvin Dow
Jim Ans. Joe Conrad DAVIS, FRANK
Ion Mast
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-10-31

Mrs. n. A. Davidson gave n Hal
lowe'en party at her home Saturday
night for her Sunday School class
Of the Presbyterian church. The
youngsters had a wonderful time
bobbing for apples in a tub Of wat
er. trying their fortunes with the
three bowls, and also with the
ghost writings. Then the fate cake
was cut 10 find out who would be
the old maid. the bride and the rich
person. Mrs. Davidson, assisted by
Miss Mary Cooper, served ice cream
and cake 10 little Misses Virginia
Bacon. Edith Waters. Fetna Bvens.
lncz Hensley. Elizabeth Adams,
Mary Eleanor Quick, Shelby Rob
bins, Kathleen Cole. Margaret Coop
.er, lavcrne Garrison. Thelma Jack
son; Ma r. Benham and Preston
Briggs, Edwin Summers. William
and Boldcu Johnson, William and
Joe Davidson
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-10-31
m,,,;.s 81 the Double Dozen


Mr. and Mrs Eastin Wolffarth
were loh and hostess 81 the Dpepie
Dozen Clab Friday evening me
hons was made very attractive WIN
nurshrs Of baskets 81 Whlte an"
veis,s ehrysanihemums, used IN th'
bHsg ard DINING room. The nal
Iouee, idea was carried out in tne
s.ss~,siooe. cot out gitche,, Wtrlde
hro,;zllrks. and black, goog.e-syed
40 Beng gaod Ell lively score
esrls bearing Halloween emblem,
.ers handed to the glests, an"
~,b., fhs unr hcon course was H0rf
81 IN crepe PAPER table covers ana
nstlf,s "A isfle eaiors ~ orange ana
blsl bore out enc same Decoration
nhsnt II Halloween. A quaint ana ana
preag idea ~ serving small inolsi-
Afuh pumpkin pies, was carrie" otstt
hle BE- Hali0wSen faFer caps he''
[altsd almonds
S,1srg IT, elub members and
untss present were Messrs and
kse.danes Sam Arnett, Warren ba-
ronI 1om Duggan, Nell Wright AZ
ars ravlor. &. ". BallInger. Jed
Rix n. II. Meador. Dr. and Mrs
"a ii Peebler; Mechanics Roscoe
Wn,o,. ] s. johnson. ?. }. Boyle
f,las smith. and Mr. L. Douglas.
Th.I n,stess was assisted during thc
eye,i,v hv Mrs. G. J Wagner. MIS-
' Ware Bacon and r. sam Ar
net non the high VqrsA during the
eveur
ne club viii BE- entertained ny
Mr.. nd Mrs. sam Arnett, m NO
vcubs.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-10-31
TO SEE OR NOT TO SEE

That "a the question Is Il nob-
Ter in the mind 70 suffer eye-strain
and outrageous headaches or 20
take up arms against sea Of
troubles and by opposing with a
neatly, well-ft pair Of glasses end
them? It's contamination de-
voutly 20 be wished. Better come
10 Shaw's Optical Parlor and see
about IL. Upstairs, Leader Build
ing T-2
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-10-31
GRASSLAND FARMER DIED
AT HIS FARM BONE

Special % the Avalanche;
Post, Texas, Oct. 3O.--Iast week
the death angel visited the home Of
W. w. Young near Grassland and
claimed for his victim, w. w Young
himself, who has lived In Cara
County q number ~ years, having
bought one 81 the Post farms 10
1915. He was buried in Terrace
cemetery.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-10-31
The Psren,.Tesehers Mee,inl

The Parent eachcrs N'ee"f
The Parent Teachers Club hI
its first literary and social meet I
nj the high school auditorium
Thursday afternoon about 4 o'ciol
About forty members Of the cH
were present and much interest
enthusiasm was shown IN the ~
gram given. the subject OF VIM
was. "Athieties IN the Public Schof
II To-Day" Mr.. Slagle, chairmt
If the athletic department Of Il
local high school, gave an interea
ing talk on "The Functions az AZ
ietics." In which he declared th
any game fairly and enthusiastic
lv placed benefited both the play
and the observer physically me
tally and morally, developing can
city for quickness Of decision a.
action that is scarcely 70 be obtai
ed in any other way and IN
proves 20 be highly beneficial
the pupil. not only rs a studen
but throughout his entire life
Mrs George Wolfarth also a
dressed the club and compliment,
the Htnirtlf NtNhf AihfNA VI ~
school for its splendid w0ra, pom
ing out number Of benefits u
pupils have already received as
result Of the untiring efforts Of =
individual teachers who have IT
charge
Miss Dunn made a short talk
regard to the music department
the school, calling attention 70 Il
statewide Memory Contest Win
she Is especially DESTROYS Of havii
the pupils Of the Lubbock schoo
enter.
Mis- Cravens. Of the expressi'
department. entertained the mel
BEES with a humorous reading, Al
the "lttle folks" from the prima
department sang and acted Lift
I Orphan Annie"
Miss Meador. chairman Of q
Playground equipment committe
for the primary department, repoi
ed that the equipment would ca
about a hundred and sixty-five d.
/ lars, and part Of Il had already be-
placed on ths ground.
The following new members We
added Mrs W X. Ames. Mrs.
Collier. Mrs Caldwell, Mrs. 81
I lock. and Mrs l. y. Barr.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-10-31
LAMB COUNTY COURTHOUSE
CONTRACT LET TO }. n. MAxEr

Spc -ial 10 Avalanche.
Littlefield. Texas. Oct 3i.--The
Commissioners Court have let the
contract for the new courthouse M
Olton 10 J b. Maxey. The court
house viii be Of brick and modern
throughout II viii be small, but
there viii be- ample room for the
county's present needs. The cost
complete will be about 100000.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-10-31

Mrs +. NJ Jones has returned
iome from two weeks visit in
oklahoma City.
Mrs Paul Woods and small son,
Paul. Jr., have gone 20 Oklahoma
,ity for a few weeks visit with Mrs
Woods mother.
DIR. ]. T. Kruger. Of the Lubbock
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-10-31

gan, . o. Jones, !. a. Rix, G. NJ
Ballingcr. NJ b. Hilburn, Jim
Hughes. and Miss Eppic Edsall
Mesdames l., s. Mast and ,. II.
Jones will entertain the club In
November.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-10-31
The Woman's Page
urIIuliIIIriinIiliilllIIIIIIIIii;

Simpson and Merle Buckner. !
Louia Denham and Pen Shook, y
Kathryn Atkins and Lawrence
con, Miss Katie Bell Young Z
Lewis Kttrell. Miss Mary a
Johnson and Carl Rucker. Miss =
sie Lee Vance and Ralph Bale
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-10-31

he Junior Glass Of the High
sch,ol composed box party Friday
eveiir al the Lindsew Theatre,
~h.n the Senior High School play
was gwen. Among those present
wen Miss Floy Pryor and Alex
snd{r Hensley, Miss lone Cumhie
and v. d. Benson, Miss Modelie
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-10-31
Notice

The Civic League viii meet Sat
prday at 3 o'clock az the courthouse.
Each club IS urged 20 send both
delegate and president, as plans for
he work for winter and spring will
BE- discussed Mrs. G. J. Wagner,
president Of the League, extends an
10 al who are interested
N the work 30 come.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-10-31

Sanitarium. left Tuesday 10 attend
a two weeks medical meeting In
Chicago. IL was accompanied by
hig wife
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-10-31

Mrs. " ~ Woods and son, VILE
ford, Jr., accompanied her daugh-
ter, Miss Hortense Ragland, TO
Dallas. Miss Ragland is enroute 70
New York