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Amuscnents
EnJ",nh,r show n, Lyric.

Enjoyable show MT Lyric
Those who enjoy good laughing
hii! VIII md satisfaction a, IN.
Lyric for the first haIf OF the week.
Jus, tn" riSnt amount o; comedy and
Spectacular noy".ti"s At In easily.
audience
Perhaps ole olsen aud Ch!ck john
son hNN" th"lr act In outline. put
from The aaparrn, spontanci,y ~
th'Ir hum"r d, is al! eNt"mrpr.ncnuS.
IN" offering Is speedy ana to,-
I notch IN singing and dancing win a
Scrhm hI"G monulugu- ~ considerable.
iTol!"ry. y particularly clever
"iae Afaee dance IS sivcn as an en-
core
laughable round OF songs is con
lriou,"d by johnny Suly and Muricl
Thomas Nj Su!ly has several GOO!
/ stories h" tells with good .ncct.
Edward iiiondcli. ASSISTED 10y ka,h-
''h" came" IN '''rh" Boy From
Home" gives "a capital nerCorm,ur.
81 tn" "ruhe" typo. The whole him
concerns youth lost in the city and
his adventures there
Unusual con'ortion stunts arc con-
tr'huted by Mankiu. The Frog
Nahkin Ties his body IN knots and
does other Yeats OF agility, dcxtrrlty.
strength and endurance.
one %! the youngest jugglcrs seen
h"i" IS ELY. VINO gives some new
thoughts along those lines. House
mold utensils. books. Hover pots. fur
niture and the usual properties of
'he Juggling trade are balanced and
JuSElcd ny Ely.
W I'm IN" cat in Acsop's Fables
!""'inS the motion pictures. the BIZ!
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VIRGINIA WEDDINGS
AND ENGAGEMENTS

LfNciInrRG. VA. Sem. ,,,--
Snsi" Garland Dawson ., -, 100
ana Henry s. johnson. NJ Ala,
6. We're married hero s,,,,rs
,nc -"F.dcno" ~ tho brides AM, NJ
y @. Sco't tho colobrnr, h.I.,
'l''" Sen'"r, pastor - S.oi 80
~ i'arlon, Rrewry Of Capron va,
m.noT. and iiadduu John
l, 90 Washington. tho rroorn.s
10 ~, was host man I'll" bride
w,co, i','' Kama. ~ Randolph
groom was Il car,atu IN tho infan,,y
Win - "o N"rId War ana is now
, ~, extension scrvic" Of elem
me 81 "hich "a" is AN alum
,rsic, "lna trip they Will
ne ,,ny,.,G'' h."Ninr the trip TO
'E automobile
rv>-c,,,,
,,a y, Sept. 4.-Mr
D-not.,o,, I.""rd r Monroe. %
r~ 80 oo.oFn Mnnr"e 20 sam Danicl
~ 49,. W |n"F'"'te, the wedding
,u,,n ""''hE the early au-
D.SI-rrr1 -.
49,, - sept I--Miss
''''e' al i"nSon was married Satur
coss.ui " 'afker. sue
pev A. T'' OF mat place.
churcb o,ns,..i pHs'"r or the
inc services.
1vrc,,D,,c
49,, ~ A" sept. 4.-Miss
,",I" hsr ana William Hawks. both
,or of nv Arthur pas
""'hod'St church.
1v>-cup,.
VIM ~ "a sept Miss
Runti,r Nhs ana flournoy
urdav cv,nIn" Were married Sat
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Virgil Nt,psl,y.

COLUMBIA. VA. sept. 4-virc' 4
Mosby died at his HON" Saturday. at
ter long Illness. and was buried
sunday afternoon with Masonic
honors in,"rm"ut being made IN
l.yics Cemetery. Wi!miurton. Va lie
is survived by his Wife. VIII" was Miss
Mary Luriy. four little daughters.
Katherine. Lucille. Margaret and
Harriettc Reile; his mother. AIRS. Viz
gilia Mosby; sister. Miss Lucille T..
Mosby. and two brothers, Henry S.
and Nirian Mosby.
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
William Lee tampbcII

william Ice Campbell died ycs,cr-
u" J morning al II o'clock AZ his home
IN fairhcld. II" leaves his widow.
MrS Fannie +. Campbell: son. Rich
ma L." Campbell. three grandchii-
ur'h ana sister. Tho funeral Will
"e h'ih from the home this after
noon M o'clock and burial will
be III Dakwoud
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Mrs. Fannie X. SIurtip

iYNcHHrRG. VA. Sept. Mrs
Fannie *. Martin. -, died Friday Al,
IN" homo OF a daughter at Concord
Her body was taken To her old home
near RuSthUrI for burial SATURDAY.
Mrs. Martin is survived by a SON. W
i. Martin. ~ RGsthurg. and a daurh-
tor. Mrs Thomas kasce. with whom
she made h.r home
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$ cast headed by Thomas Melg-
an Inc cast Is Weli nlacrd thrnurh.

is Il cast headed by Thomas M~ig-
Ian. The cast IS well placed through
out The story Is that ~ young
Ne" YORK confidence man and nick
pocket. who Ia turned toward ;ha
rsh; by an Old man wnos. pucket
h" has stripped Of his earnings. and
10 whom he returns his p+lt after
hearing the pa'heuc tale OF the Old
follow. Then following several tyyi-
"a Underworld scenes ia Sew York.
mick Harrie." otherwise Meighan,
goes INTO the country. where . mum.
h"' ~ rustic scenes, humorous and
pathetic, arc depicted. bringing to
nlhy scriss 81 human Interest Incl
dents which tend to keep the audi
encs either In smiles or tears The
M"lghnn characteristics all plainly
are drawn, which means much TO
IN" thousands az Meighan fans.
IN" main picture follows very
'unny comic depicting the adventures
%; = newly married couple who are
forced 20 dwell in the garage pend
inG tho 'mcuh.ug' Of their cottage.
and who ar" favored ny visit from
main law. Pictures ~ the news ar.
attractive and up-to-date.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-05

Funeral services for Miss MrUa.
RUNNER. who died sunday morning
at O'Clock at Johnston Willis Hos
pital. VIII bc held this morning a, IL
o'clock in the Church OF the Good
Shepherd. Forest I'm.
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Tempered with Engine. Charge

HARTFORD. CONN. Sept. John
Iianrahan. OF this city, arrested here
on charge of tamporing with an en-
slne which he was repairing. Will he
arraigned In Federal court. He Will
be accused OF violating the Injunction
obtained by Acknowledgement paush.
erty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-05
JUST DRAGGED
so WEAKENED
Florida Lady Was In n MiSer-
able Condition, but Says She
Found Cardui Helpful,
and Got Well.

Aitha. Fla In explaining how she
found rardu $" helpful during
change 90 life. Mrs. ELLA NJ bailey.
o. X. f.. ~. >. this place, said:
Il bccam" So weakened i, was an
EFFORT Tor me /" get around. knew
" hat was the matter. but | felt Ike
couldn't give up.
Il Just dragged. and certainly was
nervous was <" restless could
not s!t down l"ns-yet 80 weak |
couldn't get about. IL IL most mis-
cradle and such u helpless feeling.
Il would get depressed and out OF
heart.
Il began To feel. after awhile. there
wax no use To try tn get we'll. This
is all wrong. for II makes "A person
worse.
Il had heard OF Cardui. and thought
IT might strengthen me. \ neighbor
had used IL with good results.
Ell took one bottle cot cardun. then
saw l wasn't so nervous. a" kept II
up.
Gradually the nervousness left me-
| began To eat and sleep better. Was
soon we'll. and all right
"cardui did wonders Tor me. and
certainly do recommend IL"
Thousands Of other women have
written. to tell OF The hcnrHcia! re-
suits obtained by taking -t.rdui. and
To recommend II TO others.
Cardui has stood the test OF ex-
tcnsivc use. FOR moro than forty
years. In tho treatment Of troubles
common Ia women.
Good iruEEIsts. everywhere, sell
C.,rdui. the w"man's tonic. Try tt
Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-05

she Ia survived by sister. Mrs w.
I, Carter. and three brothers. j. j..
I. u. and q. \. Murphy.
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~ tho illurl,Ird

Trooper o'Hetl" the holiday Of
i"rins "t yesterday. which .. IN. a.
traction again today. is motion pic
tGre of unusual merit. II is another
"i those stirring episodes OF life and
love IN IN" great Northwest, with the
Royal Canadian Mounted Police en-
forcing tho law in In" GO get your
man fashion. when the picture
pD"ns. ON" &c greeted by Il scene in
which snow capped peaks raise their
'i"s's. pium"d with giant pines.
Th"S" gorgeous scenes In tho Cana
dian wildS are tho BACKGROUND FOR Il
story which is swift in action and
orSr"sSing In th"mc. Tn" beauty Of
tn" settings is clov"rly blended with
mo ev"r-lucr"asinr charm o. = spirit
- romance. Situation follows s!tus-
ton III rapidly Increasing succession
to tho hnal stirring climax. And
rarely Is the climax % play more
powerful.
Resides tn" main feature. there Is
a comedy which is all laughs. 4
news reel and 4 Sherlock Holmes
mystery.
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wins Prize for hest Comedy.

WINS fFtne Tor brS Comedy.
PARIS, Sept 1.-THE Toirac prize
for the best comedy presented outside
IN" subsidized national theatcrs in
the last year has been awarded TO
raul Gcralhy for Amer (to Lover.
1t il "A three-Rct play with only three
characters.
c.. 1929, by Public Ledger Cos
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-05

wedding to take place here In De-
toh"r Or. Latham has for seven
years been pastor OF Main Street
Methodist Church.
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NJ the lIiIoiI,

William DE Mile has struck the
KEYNOTE 81 today most happily in
Nice People" now showing at the
Hl"u The modern tazz spiri, which
pervades our times. as well as the
possible remedy therefor. is clearly
and most entertainments depicted
Without preaching in the least ,he
picture demonstrates that the girls
ana boys Of today have too much
leisure for Indulgence in what NAV
he easily developed into harmful
social relationships. The them.
back OF It stands out clearly through
out without intruding itself to the
detriment of the story
wallace Reid's role presents him
in the light of Good Samaritan. h;a
mental outlook cleansed of its nos.
siole previous acceptance of such
things as the public accepts. as re-
suit OF the great war. Bebe Daniels
expresses the product OF the jazz as4
ha"lessly. and her experience proves
that those who accept freedom Nm
TO given point will turn upon any
one who oversteps that point.
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Local Rainfall.

RE- infail - hours ending =. M o,
Rainfall! - hours ending l.. M Os
Excess since March ......lls5
EXCESS since January i.....ia 70
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-05

MEDIUM brown HAIR looks hast
OF all after Golden Clint Shampoo.
ADV.
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AZ the COi0IfMI.

AZ the Colonial.
III you believe It. It's so." accord
ing to SKY Blue" patriarchiai con-
nhcnce man. In the delightful movie
now running at the Colonial. III You
believe IT. It's &c." is the title Of the
story, which is based ION a story by
Per!ey Poore Shehan, and presented
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Special Data,

80" ''"N''N"""H ht J.. VI. Yesterday.
Wind direction. ~outhvss, wind ye.
'o'l'y, !! "sa'nsr A. y. NJ. Ciear
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The Weather
t~"--'-e-d By U. 8. w.atn., pur..a,
Local Temperature Yesterday.

u. NJ. temperature .............. a.
Maximum Temperature 20 J.. 49, 81
Minimum Temperature. 10 l.. N. g.
Mean temn"ratur" yesterday ...- 80
norma temperature" for TIM. dat- -
Excess yesterday observation-disclosures. :,
Erc"Es since March ........-...... %
Deficiency since January ...... IOs
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Al the broadway.

An exciting tale of love and sd
venture in the Northwest Is seen in
Am the Law" showing At III.
broadway Thsater this week. Win
brother pitted against brother In a
struggle TO uphold the law. a thrill.
ing story depicting the rock ribbed
code OF the ROYAL Northwest Mount. ri
Police is unfolded
some splendid photography is seen
during the course OF the picture
views OF the frozen North and /, bIiz-
gard give the imaginative a chance
to cool off. included in the cast mr..
AIic" Lake Kenneth Harlan. Rose.
mary Theby, CASTOR Glass, Noah and
Wallace Beery.
connecting the program is good
comedy and supple Pitb,
Paragraphs, followed by an orrar.
plan" recital Of some OF the mnsico,
hits OF the day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-05

various schemes, hut you must say
how
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pANVITLE. VA. Sept. Am
nYuncement was made here this eve
ninE by Rev. and Mrs. J. n. Latham
OF tho engagement OF their daughter.
Miss Martha Latham. to Richard
Adams Harris. OF Lynchburg, tho
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ifNCHRrRG VA. sor, 4-Nr
and Mrs Edward +. uor-oo
hFooFn"a', has announced ~. a..
gagement Of their daucbr.- NJ.
Knth Osborn Monroe. 20 sam D,,,,.,
Esf lesion. OF Charlotte. the wedsi,s :.
10 take place during the early m.
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tPANN1lLf2. VA. Sept. 4.-Thc on
s!ascm"nt is announced hero Of Miss
'foT"thE Holland daughter Of Mr..
ana Mrs. Acc Holland, to Archer II.
'raNciy. or this city. tho wedding to
taMe piac" Mt tho brides home this
fall.
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tfNCilRtRG, VA. Sept. All
ana Mrs. TAYLOR Pcndle,on Read Of
spencer. nave announced tho engage
rieht or their daughter. Miss Ma,,;e
&C. 10 ~ Terrell Gordon. Of Lynch :
October. ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-21

Up from your slumber,
sleepy eyed dub.
Turn on the water,
There's pep" IN the tub.
n contagious were tigers we'd all
be huntsmen.
Guard you well the desperate hold
OF the drowning man.
A pure food handler Is quite as
important as pure food.
A waiter with a positive Wasser-
mann is a positive menace.
Every fatal case OF tuberculosis
Is an unnecessary fatality.
Screen the door, bon the water
healthy son, healthy daughter
Teach your child 70 walk, then
TO swim. good swimmer seldom
browns
She had II all mended
And Just made Il do.
Who his pa,ron's food wou,a
serve, must his walters health OBJ
serve,
what can't be cured can be pre-
stance.
II you're planning a trip whore the
water Is questionable, vaccination is
protection against Ephoid intactlen,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-21
We TOWNE GOSSIP

Eht 1877 by slhT Compl
By X. {. B.

X. G.
havea
o
) right girl suppose
lis
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-21
SUNSHINE PELLETS
/ THANK you.


We drive for this
We drive for that.
We wonder what
We're driving at.
A fIFand drops In
And says: Yea, 30,
We've got TO raise
Some hefty dough;
The polar bears.
Says he, you know,
Are starving now
IN polar snow.
They're needing shoes
They're needing socks
We've gotta raise
A lottA rocks.
A polar bear
Has got TO thrive
Jus, sign II there
And--make 1t five"
Blood will tell--have it tested,
No clerk can watch the clock and
punch it-ions.
The finished after dinner speaker
should be.
Not all OF our flappers are as bad
as they're painted
Correspondents are responsible for
a lot OF correspondence.
There was n young lady
Who owned an old shoe.
The careless oonsumptive Ia a pub
lie MANAGE the careful consumptive
sAdsnSers the health of no one. -.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-21

Three ~
one Mon
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-21
uqhs Make You Live L0nger--IzerpS a Page of Lite
lust Folks
ALL THAT SHE ASKS
Copyright. 1929. by Edgar A. Guest.

that she asks is a kindly word
one 1s.tud bit of your patience, too;
n nt of the praise which once she heard
ls Hcodhen your love was fresh and new,
~ nd caress when you come at night,
her eyes will CLEAN with the old delight
e, ws.s
Per Year man who fashions n woman's life,
rHo"hapes it, happy or sad,
- we learn Of the husband from the wife,
R,now him for good or bad,
| her face is an open book which gives
- world the tale of the life she lives.
USE =, -. l., A. ho,,,, .ho a.ovs
youraelT Dy udy III Ihe HouSc oHe stays
nnd rusleeping the home for him;
ihrouE th the work TO do and the babes TO raise
rus awhile the charm of her youth grows dm
break { all that she asks from the man is this:
y" 49, kindly word and the evening kiss.
VIVA. you snarling and churlish men,
49, Sudden and quick to rage,
hanging the home to tiger den,
,r, Is this a good wife's wage?
lao Why not give her the joys of life
uso And make her happy to be your wife?
-, It isn't the money you make or spend,
Or the great deeds you may do,
a. @On which the charms Of her life depend,
Ia, Her happiness lies with YOU
!. ~ And all she asks through the years is this:
hpt Your kindly thought and your evening kiss.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-21

Ildt1s VlbIf lHpINN lHhn 1 ntFu, oul
+. I'd like TO get married. but seem
or any girl at all. DO you suppose
ng. or what3 Please answer me.
LONESOME.
HE'D SPEND It on them.
AND SO he did.
AND IN all his life.
HE HAD never had.
SUCH 4 wonderful time,
AND FINALLY. ..
A VERY nice girl.
whom HE secretly loved.
AND WHO lived near by
INVITED HERSELF.
ON ONE OF his parties.
AND FIRST thing he knew.
IN TWO or three weeks
SHE'D MADE him propose.
AND SHE always said.
THE REASON she grabbed him.
WAS JUST because.
HE WAS so nice.
TO ALL the kids.
AND THE poor old folks
WHICH GOES to prove.
II DOESN'T matter.
WHAT THE wrapper looks like,
YOU CAN sell anything,
FNou'LL advertise 1t.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-21

sMY DEAR Lonesome.
X oNOE UPON a time.
tamofFs susaae
~ KNEW a fellow.
I'm THE very same fix.
san - ss
THAT You are In,
ia Decent chap.
WITH 4 decent Job.
AND MONEY to spare.
BUT Nor very handsome.
AND NOME OF his clothes.
.aftt1fs -
81 SEEMED EVER to ut.
AND TRY as no would
HE CouLp get no further.
WITH ANY girl
~ THAN 'Bow do you dot"
SO HE gave It up.
AND WHERE he lived.
WERE = lot OF kids.
AND HE loved them all.
AND >ME old folks.
AND HE loved them. too.
q
AND HE made up his mind.
THAT WHATEVER he had.
= THAT HE didn't need
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-21
NEW HOPE NEWS
OF THE PAST WEEK

Rev. Sowell filled his regular APP
pointment at New Hope Sunday
night.
Mr.. 7. j. Richardson was in town
Saturday
Mr.. Alfred Eoff left Sunday for
his home at Winters, Texas, after a
two weeks visit with relatives.
Messrs. Gus Haven, j. c. Roberts,
Lee Nix, l.. C. Boyd, s. d Pate and
Birdsong, were Lubbock visitors Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Richardson
and children, Edith and eileen, Wis
tied relatives in Lubbock Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Rhoades we're in
town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. EoF and
daughter Vinetta, were in town Fri
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. D. Stewart and
children, were in town Saturday.
Mise Veda, Elite, Lorena and
Stella Mae McDole. and brother J.
c. Jr., visited at the home Of their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. p.
Eoff, Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Halves and children.
and Miss Grace Farris, Of Lubbock.
we're at the Eoff home Monday eve
ming, after some apples.
Mr.. Henry Nunley was in town
Saturday afternoon.
Most of the farmers are about
up with their work now until it
rains, which We hope viii not be
long.
Mr.. S. p. Eoff and sons. Calvin,
Alfred and Ealy. were in town Sat-
urdsy.
A number of our farmers went
TO the home of sr. Briger one day
last week and plowed over his crop
for him. At last reports Mr.. Briger
was doing fine. We hope he will
soon be home again.
Miss Jessie Nix spent Saturday
with the Cox children.
Miss vinetta Eo6 spent Sunday
night and Monday at the home Of
her sister, Mrs J. c. McDole.
Mr.. and Mrs. Terrell William
son and little son. were In town Sat-
urday.
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Springs, Arkansas, TO visit relatives
and friends there. She will be
away the next two months or more
before returning home.
Miss Connie Darden was the guest
20 a party Of her young friends at
her home Saturday evening, where
music, games and other amuscments
were enjoyed for a short time, after
which a dainty lunch was served TO
her guests 90 the enjoyment Of all.
The last ten days the weather in
this part Of the plains has been
warmer than for a good many years
past, according 10 the old timers.
The weather record showed for the
period a temperature from 90 to
l05 degrees.
Only about once, since the strike
went into effect, has the trains on
this branch Of the Santa Fe been
late, and that is reported TO be due
70 other trains being late at connec-
ting points
II is reported that the Slaton
community had about two inches Of
hail last Friday afternoon, but il is
thought but little damage was done
and the hail covered only a small
territory.
Every man and woman in the
world have a mission TO fulfill, but
that mission can ever be fulfilled
unless you forget self and do some
little thing each day TO make others
happy
Mrs. s. T. Fletcher arrived this
week and will visit friends in Aber-
nathy for a few days. Mrs. Fetch
er's home is in Texline, and she is
niece Of Mr.. T. J. Arnett of this
place.
DR.. and Mrs Mcbride left this
week in their car for a few days
rest. on a visit 10 their son and
daughters, in different parts of Ok
lahoma.
Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Fuchs enter
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-21

tanned quite a crowd Of their friends
last Sunday, at their country home
three and a half miles northeast of
town.
w. A. Richter and family left
Friday for the Palo Duro Canyon,
where they will spend two or three
weeks in the canyon on an outing
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. +. Strive, and
Edith Goeth, were visitors to Oh
ton and Dimmitt Saturday, return
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-21

ing home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Schroeder enter
tanned small party of friends at a
8 o'clock dinner Thursday evening.
Misses Thelma Jones and Irma
Sruve are spending a few days this
week with friends in Plainview.
Judge L. d. Griffin and wife Of
Plainview, were the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Crow, Sunday.
Miss Ila Bowman Of Spur, is
spending the week in Alternately,
visiting friends.
Miss Helen Schroeder returned
Saturday from Plainview, where she
has been for the past few days Wis
ting with friends.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-21

Seven Of the leading stock mark.
eta on and west OF the Mississippi
River, according 20 the Horse and
Mule Association OF America, show
large increase In the sales OF hor.
SEES and mules over the first six
months Of 1921 Out Of seven Of
the largest horse and mule markets
Of the United States, reports the
sale Of 76,0es up 70 June 1, 1922,
against 62,i5i in the same period
last year. Other markets show a
decrease 80 slight that considering
the stock demands Of 1922 business,
a general increased proportion Of
horse use Is clearly indicated
All voters who expect 10 be away
from home on July %, can vote in
the primary between the dates Of
July 18th and 20th, by calling at
the County Clerks Office and maxi
ing out the proper affidavit, form
for which viii be furnished by the
clerk, and the voter will be given
ballot which he or she can vote
just as though Il was on election
day
x VI Hardesty, who was appoint
ed az a meeting of the county election
board as judge Of the Alternately
election, has appointed for his as
sistants, J G. Arnett. NJ 2. Hol-
land and J NJ. Fields The polls
viii open promptly at o'clock
Saturday morning and will close at
8 p. m.
W. r. Crow and family, from
Coleman, are here for a two weeks
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-21
BILLIousNEss AND coNsrIPA-
TlON

For years I was troubled With
billiousness and constipation. which
made life miserable 20 me. My APP
petite failed me. I lost my usual
force and vitality. Pepsin prepara-
tons and cathartics only made mat
tiers worse. / do not know where
I should have been today had not
tried Chamberlain's Tablets. Tho
tablets relieve the IN feeling at
once. strengthen the digestive func-
tions. helping the system TO a. 10
work naturally" writes Mrs. Rosa
Potts. Birmingham. Ala.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-21

T. J. Ellard, father Of James T.
Ellard, arrived a few days ago from
his home in New Mexico, and will
spend several weeks here visiting
his children and friends. Mr.. FL
lard likes where he is, but being
an old citizen Of the south plains,
cannot be satisfied away. and thinks
he will move back some time in
the near future. They will come
back to their cold home town"