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New-York tribune., 1919-04-15
Gen. Motors Ignores Earnings Drop

General Motors moved into new high
ground for the year yesterday in the
face of a substantial falling off in
earnings for 1918. The stock at its
closing price of 1873 was up seven
points over Saturdays last sale. Wall
Street, in its eagerness to buy, placed
emphasis on the company's big work
ing capital Of S150,000,00O at the end
of the year and reports of a record
breaking business for the current year.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-15
suRRoGATEs' NOTICES

RICE. JEANNE Din PlRst ANCE ef an oricr
ot Honorable JOHN p CuHALAN. Surrogsis
ef thr County OF New York "o,icc is hereby sNsa
10 all persons having claims against JEANNE ID.
RICE, late of the County af Ne, York. deceased 10
pr'wcn' The same with vouchers thereof, 70 fhe sub
scfibcr at Its place OF trarsNcias business M sol
FIN Avenue. Borough OF Manhattan. tho CRY of
New York on OF. before the lSIh day Of October
next. Dated. New York. the sth day OF April. 1919.
HANkERS TRUST COMPANY. Executor
WHITE \ CASE. Attorneys for Executor. IL Msll
Street. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-15
Coffee Futures-The market

Coffee Futures.-The market opened
steady. with good buying by trade in
tereSts. Europe bought the distant
positions. Brazil prices remained firm.
Most OF the active months reached new
nigh ground for the movement, with
July at 1871, showing an advance of
ABOUT 2S9 points from the low level Of
last January.
The range of prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-04-15
Ports
LIVERPOOL COTTON

LIVERPOOL COTTON
In the Liverpool market middlinp
was quoted at l719d and good middline
at l9,6id, Sales were 1000 bales. of
which 5000 were American. Reccipts
we're 5000 bales, 1000 American. Man
chester reported an active business in
yarns and cloths.
The range of prices follows:
NEW CONTRACTS
New-York tribune., 1919-04-15
Butter, Cheese and EGGS

Butter.-Receipts were 9,244 pack
ages Creamery, higher than extras
h., 6912064c; extras, so score, 63c;
firsts, SS to 81 score, 611a@621sc; sec
onds, SO to 81 score, 59M61c; lower
grades, o6(d o8c; unsalted, higher than
extras, 64l2 d65c; extras, 63a (d64c;
nrsts' ozC963c; seconds, 60M61 1ac; state
oairy, tubs, finest, 62M621c; good to
prime, 57M6lc; common to fair. 47G
o6c; renovated, extras, 5OM51c; frsts
4s e "a 49hc; lower grades, 45@47c;
1m,tatlon creamery, firsts, 4SM49c;
ladies', current make, frsts, 46M47c:
seconds. "A y G45c; lower grades. 43M
44c; packing stock, current make. No.
!, 1872 (o]44c; No. 2, 43c; lower grades,
Cheese Receipts were 5000 boxes,
state, whole milk, fresh flats, colored
ln., 92CI32 12c; white, 33kc; average
grades, 3OMS1c; flats, held. 36% @39c:
Twins, held, s6la @39c; Wisconsin, o I
whole milk, Twins, held, 34039c; fresh,
81 "a 432c; Single Daisies, held, 356l
3SSc; Double Daisies, held, 35M3Sc:
fresh, 81 Y M32c; Young Americas.
fresh, 32& M33Ac; State, skins. spe-
erals, 23d23 12c; prime to choice, 21M
2212c; fair to good, 1562O lower
grades, 6014c
Eggs Receipts were 34,177 cases.
Fresh te gathered, extras, dozen, 45h@
46c; storage packed, extra frsts. 441a
t04oc; hrsts, 43M4412c; gathered, ex-
ira firsts, 43@4412c; firsts, north
erly sections, 411aM43kc; southerly
sections, 411a @43c; seconds and
ppoo1rer, $50 4Oc; dirties, No. l, 381s "a
5912c; No. 3 and poorer, 35M3Sc.
thecks, good to choice, dry, 37hM
5SR; under grades, 35M37c; state.
pennsylvania and nearby western, hen
merry whites, fine to fancy, SIC; ordi-
nary to prime, 46@5lc; gathered
whites, ordinary to fine, 4665lc; Pac-
lfc Coast, good to fine, 4SM49c; west
ern and southern, gathered whites,
44@'3Oc; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby, hennery browns, 46M47c:
gathered brown and mixed colors, 4201
4oc; duck eggs, nearby Indian Run
ner, fancy, 66M6Sc; Baltimore. 66O
&c; Virginia, ,5SM66c; western md
other southern, good to prime. $50
h3c; far southern, common to fair, SOC:
goose eggs, S5cM$1.
Hay ami STRAW
Yesterday
Timothy 30 l. CIV
large bales, .sii.oom - Se0.oO@s, 90
Clover No, mNd $1,000 $500 ea.0O0 a u. 90
ltyc straw. No, l5,0OGt 1900 fi -
Orchard ntd Field
Yesterday ycarago
loo |h....,..., SiL7a@ - Sii.eam,i.Ao
IchS ScoIch l9lS s.ONe0 500 ies5M - nU
Fotat0rA. new. hbl NOUut,OO 4 0UnG ~
Anpvn, Northern '''
Spy, hh .... HOOmtaOO 3OOon Il m
Grarofruit. hon.. 3.ONop 7hn I.S6l 5an
Oranges. hoN.,.. a00p 900 1000 500
New-York tribune., 1919-04-15
Sustenance
Cereals

Neutrality-suspicious. reported the
wheat market heavy, owing to the lack
of foreign demand. Offerings arc be-
coming larger and are being pressed
Tor sale. Exports from America to
Europe last week were 5960,949 bush
els, compared with 5,672, ,529 bushels
the preceding week Receipts at New
York yesterday were 243 $500 bushels.
Corn.-Corn opened from / to 11a
cents higher on heavy buying, which
was based on bad weather in the
West, disappointing receipts and the
strength in hog prices. The advance
met with free selling, and thereafter
the market dragged until the last half
hour Of business. Then, following the
advance in the provision and barley
markets, prices spurted upward for a
gain Of more than 3 cents.
Yesterdays Previous Year
cqS1 s" NO. S'a yellow.s1so4 1867 sisos 1857 ago
Chicago:
May ........... 1904 1882 s127N
sept eaS ......... ...... 1.47zzss 1.4477zs 1s5 Is ea-
Oats.-Oats showed strength yester-
day. Buying was based upon reports
that seeding in some sections is being
delayed by the weather. Indications
are said to be for smaller acreage in
Iowa. Many traders believe the price
Of oats is low, compared with the
prices of other grains
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close close auo
Oats. No. white. 5 .7sIa S ne s1o2
Chicago:
May ............. eea4 .ess4 .s4H
July ............. STA 81
Sept ............. o4aa .e35s
Rye.-Market lower.
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close close AGO
CASH No. West. s1.S2 s182I, s2.C5
Flour and Meal.-Quotation were:
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close close ooo
Mimi. sp. pat. s11.75 s1175 s11oo
Comm, vel .. 5000 400 39Om4 90 485
Rye -four. ch $3.50 1000 8.5O@eoo 1875
Bran. 100 h. $500 46O0
New-York tribune., 1919-04-15
Flour and Meal.-Quotations wer,
Tea

Active demand developed in the tea
market yesterday. Jobbcrs reported in
crcasing inquiries and more sales.
Dealers are said to be stocking up in
the belief that prices cannot be ex-
pected to 90 lower.
GREENS
New-York tribune., 1919-04-15

Free admission to American Museum of
Museum. American Museum OF Safety,
Mew fam NloaiSr, YorS zoelogieal Park Metropoli-
Meeting of Committee on Taxation and
Retrenc hment, Room soa, Hail Of Of Rec Sstu
Monthly meeting and dinner of New
huders Exeha6pa Assnts as t at
ty,tthird Street. Charles f. Carpenter
WI speak on "Individualism vs. So
York Daylight Saving Association at
the Aldne Club, zoo Fifth Avenue. EN-
coLonsl Kar, wjIIiam Hayward and Captain
bankers Victory Loan Conference Din
ner at Hotel Bossert Brooklyn, 80
Mass meeting of the Manhattan and
jtsso it, headquarters. 5is Wits Ave Avenue, a.
Memorial exercises on the Mall. Central
haraio bhark. by planting trees in honor of the
nr lsGt@rs rhe Size Of the Uni
Iavemeyer Hall, 4:l6 p. M
'V,ctory ,s.oryo Dinner" will be held at Waldorf
George Ethridge viii preside. Addresses stl.
by United States Senator g. A. Chamber
IAN, Colonel Henry w. Hodge and Rev.
Ccie6ration OF the opening of new West
81, Side subway in Brooklyn; dinner at the
y. '
National California Club meeting in the
White and Gold room, p. M, Waldorf
Astoria. ~ ~
Society Of Independent Artists. exhibit.
hstaria he1} n'ardsn; rs 10 a. n,o ,c, p m Waldorf
ninit in room 100. all day Waldorf
Lenten Musical of the sO4th Field Ar
tiilery Auxiliary of the 18th Division.
Dinner t. w. T. McVaugh in tho Astor din
ing room and room 1ll, G:30 y. IN, Wal
N%SSm' 49, mH1rofsS lii %sS wsddqf w%pery sShi0
\, lis ana li7 all qay WaIdorf aG' II AstSrIa' FS1aS
Madame Annette, exhibit of gowns room
..ol, H. an day. Waldorf Astoria
Ihe Evolution of the Chinese People. "
~ William Il. Griffls, at Metropolitan
,Iemnle' Seventh Avenue and -Four
The East Changes by the Great War
by samuel A. Pcrrine at New York
aiholio froteetory, Van Nest The
'America, the Fulnmcnt of Prophecy
by Mrs, Mary Ellaahcth Lease at ST.
lneth street The Hronx
LECTURE, "standards Of Social Welfare
During the War" by profcssor Samuel
M,Vune Lindsay 400 lIavomcycr Hall
10 y, m
Lecture Tenant Farming ana lta Place
Sp''lm"n, ao5 llaNcmcycr Hall. S;l0
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126th Ctreea

IZbIH Street.
Ihe approximate amount of the lien or
ohHrge to satisfy which tn, above proDortv
IL IL 70 bc sold. Is sib.sSl.2b. and interest from
tehrunry 81, 1919, together with costs and
allowance amounting to $i32.97 with inter
eHt from March 81. 1919. Approximate,
amount OF taNes. assessments and wator
by tho referee. ia SEES IL. besides intorest
ana penalties
Dated. New York, Apr 7th. 1919
CiAHLi1H A RiHuEfMAN
HoferAA
New-York tribune., 1919-04-15
Financial News
Continued from page eighteex
Sugar and Coffee

Sugar. Little change is discernible
IN the refined sugar market Business
continues somewhat slack and prices
remain unchanged
New-York tribune., 1919-04-15

me IlfSt name lS tnat OF the debtor. tho
S"roHH tuat OF the creditor and date when
judgment was filed:
In New York County
National Association Of Manu-
facturcrs OF the United States
OF AWcr!ca-L. Kildare; April
D. lsl9 -. ......,.,.,. ........ 81 595 03
heclaiming ana Refining Cor
poration--I Schwarzwaidcr &;
sons oct II, 1913 Cvacated) M 1889
Ncsriing. Carr il. J. kingslcy;
=, NoY' IS; 1913 ..,......... ...... ioe.94
=. York Jan 10. 1916; :......... 447.28
Casualty Co. of Sew York
=. People etc. Dec. u. lsls..... 100000
Goldstein. samuel ana Fidelity
""9 casuaity CO, OF New York
People. etc; Nov 4. 1913. 1000. 90
Fuers'. Inc. July 2G l9l9...... 3lo.os
Corporation rost Z Mccord.
=. Inc July 28, 1913 (reycrsed) 1.s2439
Taiehoff. Benismin. ana Philip
T. V. Elkema. ct al; March 49,
La2arowl,z' a2aP 'AiliireJ M--,yayaa 1900
on Tank and pump Co: juno
Danksra' service corpora,ion- ''1'''
W. s.. 81 Mathinon. March 20
Moraee. lsugene-n. ii. sayre ''N'''0
:, ct a Janp 2. 1913 ...-........ 1895
Hozzsno. Vincenzo, and Tasguaie
Cutzio Enruheim DistilllnK co
Apfil Is, 1912 .............. 3l51o
Kesslef Max, and Kebccca Das.
hcn People. etc May -. 1915
Giokner Wniisfo ana Ger,rude ''''''''
M W. II Loweoateln. FEB. 4,
npth,osn. sarah sou,h Jersey @'11'
Lana 70 81 n M"y II, iais 5G
In Bronx County
Asssh Al. ss'iillii;'s, III gsaca4.d, d...... . .1s,.,,
New-York tribune., 1919-04-15
Going On To-day

1t takes topsy turvey Bolshevist to
call them Socialist Sunday Schools" !"
Trains in the West Side subway start
running to the Atlantic Avenue sta
tion Brooklyn, to-day through the
Clark Street tunnel.
"A year ago to-day troop train
carrying the 305th Infantry from Camp
Cpton to its embarkaton port jumped
the track at Central Isi1p, L. l., kill
ing three soldiers and iniuring forty.
-o Yesterday temperatures: Maximum,
SO; minimum, IL.
April Is, 1918: Maximum tempera
ture, u degrees; minimum, 4s degrees
April 10. 1913 train carrying 3O5th
infantry from Camp Upton to de-
barkation port derailed; three killed
and forty injured.
Io-day's forecast-Cloudy, with rain
by tonight.
Moon rises sic D. M Noon E 'vss sets os ig' 81
New-York tribune., 1919-04-15

SON Steet Judge Hand in Tho United
@'a'es District Court yesterday appointed
t~'sr knight receiver With ST 600 bond.
Discharges in Bankruptcy
Tho following bankrupts woro ds.
routt Yesterday.
Frank t. Talbot Israel Rappolfcld.
George H. TerwilliEer,, Clara Rather
Purity Paper Bottle Company, Inc, Sher-
man G. Petcolas.
Petitions in Bankruptcy
DANIEL CHERESKIN-A voluntary pc
ttion Of Daniel Chereskin. 81 West ilith
Street shows Liabilities OF sl3sso and
assets % 500. The three largest creditors
Max Lessermsn. 2l3 Fourth Avenue
Sllooo' John prescher. POS Broadwa
of Brooklyn. s495. koppcllnan 6. Vein
berg, IA Rivngton Street. are the at
RUTH H. HOGUET-A voluntary peti-
ION OF Ruth H. Hoguet 64 East Eighty
sixth Street. shows liabilities OF s26161
and assets of sl9.s5o, $4,000 of which is
secured by real estate. The three largest
creditors are Mrs Katherine Wood.
Brooklyn. sI2'5ss; Alvin = Pond, .coId
Hoguet 12o broadway, s1'566' Levi &
stern go go Broadway ,,i.I are the attorneys
tition OF Frank W. Weeks, GOO West 178th
street. shows liabilities OF Ss,331 and no
assets. The three largest creditors are:
$1,000; Gardenheir & Gardenheir. 81
Wall Street, $3.50. and William +. Nc
Cord. 2s3 Broadway. ss9S Jerome C.
Jackson. 1875 Broadway. is the attorney.
Schedules in Bankruptcy
x r. RAZOOK & Goa schedule Of
\. \. RAZOOk & Co, no address. shows
liabilities Of $G7.33O and assets of S26,782
slo,soo Of which is secured by machinery
and stock The three largest creditors
are; Wado Razook, Oilton. okla. $1,000:
Cheney Brothers. Fourth Avenue ana
Eighteenth Street. S4,7I1. and i. G.
i<houri & Brother, ~ Wooster Street
400. Goldstein & Goldstein, 36s Broad
Nay are the attorneys.
Assignments
NATHAN STEUER. dealer in butter and
egss. at l7i3 Amsterdam Avenue. has
assigned for the benei. OF creditors to
Nicholas Latterner.
SOPHIE K. SOBEL. dealing in grocer
~ at IS st Marks Place, has assigned
s2r The beneh, Of creditors to Louis
GREY & GREY. LTD. Wholesale art
novelties. AZ 81 West Twenty-ninth Street.
mas Assigned for the benefit OF creditors 10
Melville BOYD Incorporated in 1916.
irving 4. Grey is secretary Of ihe com
yant.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-15
Weather Report

WASHINGTON. April 14.-Since Sunday
night the Western disturbance has moved
from Colorado to Central Illinois and sec
ondary disturbance has appeared over north
Central Texas. In the Northwest and ex-
treme West and over the north upper lake
region pressure is high.
There were SHOWS in Southern Idaho and
Wyoming, rains and SHOWS in South Dakota
and Nebraska and rains to the eastward
through the upper Mississippi and Ohio val
leys, the south upper lake and west lower
lake regions Elsewhere the weather was
fair. 1t is considerably cooler in Colorado,
New Mexico, the Texas Panhandle. the CEN
trail plains states and the lower Missouri and
upper Mississippi valleys. with temperatures
from to % degrees below the seasonal aver
age. while in the Ohio Valley and Tennessee
it is considerably warmer. Temperatures
were also high for the season in the interior
of the east Gulf and south Atlantic states.
There will be rain Tuesday from the upper
Mississippi Valley eastward, reaching the
New England coast Tuesday night. and fol-
lowed by generally fair weather Wednesday
except in New England and eastern New
York. Local rains are also probable Tuesday
or Tuesday night in Tennessee and North
Carolina and Tuesday night or Wednesday in
the east Gulf states south of North Carolina.
Fair weather will prevail Tuesday and
Wednesday.
ley and Tennessee and on Wednesday in
southern New England, the middle Atntic
states, the interior of the south Atlantic
states and in the east Gulf states.
Forecasts for Special Observation-Disclosures
New York-Ran to-day, to morrow cloudy.
No decided temperature change.
Eastern New York-Cloudy to-day. rain
by afternoon tomorrow, cloudy and colder.
Probably rain in east portion, north and
northeast.
Southern New England-Increasing coudi-
to-day, followed by rain in west por-
ton and by night in east portion; tomorrow,
rain and colder
New Jersey and Delaware-Cloudy to- day,
rain by afternoon tomorrow, clearing and
colder
Eastern Pennsylvania-Rain to-day; to-
morrow clearing and colder.
Local Official Record-rhe following Of
fetal record shows temperatures during the
last twenty-four hours, in comparison with
the corresponding date of last year:
1919 1918 1919 1918
3 a. m m. a 80 Ss P. m m $ 60 60
y "a; Noon" m.... " g g 50 50 p NJ '' 81
Highest. SO. at 4 ;l5 p. m. lowest Al. at
:l5 n. M; average, so average same date
last year, so; average same date for thirty
three years. As.
Humidity
a. M, COL p, m..., 26lS p. M, IT
barometer Readings
a. m . Boost p, m, S0,04lS p. m So,o9
Local Forecast. Cloudy to-day with rain
by night. Tomorrow cloudy and colder
probably with rain northeast winds. in
crcasing Ivy Tuesday night.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-15
Judgments Filed

ne following Judgments were filed veg
isrday. the first nalns being thar Of the
In Nexx Xnrlr
New-York tribune., 1919-04-15
Outgoing Steamers
10 J,,.
Wednesday

Wednesday
Matoppo. Africa 1900 NJ 500 T. NJ.
Algonquin. Turks Isl 9:30 A. NJ. II 90 NJ.
G. Noyageur. Bar
bados 1000 A. VI. 1900 NJ
Connersvil,e. Haytt. 1900 NJ. $50 =. NJ.
Thursday
Chinese Prince, Ar
gentira ......... IL 90 NJ. 90 z. Nj
New-York tribune., 1919-04-15

Highest. 50. at 4 rs p. m. +; lowest Al, at
I rs a. M. average, so; average same date
last year. so; average same date for thirty
three years. As.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-15

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW
YORK COlNTY.-ClauGe W Moody.
Plaintiff. against The Gramm- Bernstein
Motor Truck Company, Defendant.-Sunl-
New-York tribune., 1919-04-15
Humidity
barometer Readings

barometer Readings
n, m. 30.0S p. M. S00iS p. M. 30,02
Local Forecast. Cloudy to-day with rain
by night: tomorrow cloudy and colder
probably with rain northeast winds. in
crcasing Ivy Tuesday night.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-15
Satisfied judgments

The first name Is that Of the debtor. tho
second that Of the creditor and date when
judgment was filed:
New-York tribune., 1919-04-15

Hay AMI Straw
Yesterday
o,to,, FER ton year ago
- large bales, 1000 $4,000 81 90
lover no mNd 37.0O@ $500 .3.O0 "a "a. 90
ltyc straw. No, i5.0OGt 10000 -.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-15

NEW CONTRACTS
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-05-22
TICKET THAT WILL BE
VOTED ON SATURDAY

FOR the amendment to Section 2,
Article 6. Of the Constitution Of the
State Of Texas, providing qualifica-
tions for male and female voters
AGAINST the amendment to Sec
ton 2, Article 6, Of the Constitution
Of the State Of Texas, providing
qualifications for male and female
voters.
FOR the amendment TO Section 5
Of Article ~ Of the Constitution Of
the State Of Texas in regard to TIE
salary Of the Cover nor Of the State
Of Texas
AGAINST the Amendment TO Sec
ton 5 Of Article " Of the Constitu-
ton Of the State Of Texas in regard
to the salary Of the Governor Of Tex
as
FOR the Amendment TO Section 50
Article 3, Of the Constitution Of the
State Of Texas, providing that the
Legislature shall have power to give
OF lend or authorize the giving or
lending Of the credit Of the State for
the purpose Of assisting citizens who
are heads Of afmilies to acquire or
improve their homes
AGAINST the Amendment TO Sec
ton 50. Article 3. Of the Constitution
Of the State OF Texas. providing Z
the Legislature shall have power to
give or lend or authorize the giving
or lending Of the credit Of the State
for the purpose Of assisting citizens
who are heads Of families to acquire
or improve their homes
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-05-22
ACT QUICKLY

DO the right thing at the right
time
Act quickly in time Of danger
In time Of kidney danger. Doan's
Kidney pills are most effective
Plenty Of evidence II their worth
in this vicinity
Mrs. J. G., Davis, Colorado. Texas,
says; II bsYe. hsod poan's Kidney
Pills off no pn for several years.
whenever1 bhge, ayeded them, and
nothing has>evkr tkne me so much
good At tim Is my back was weak
and ached and could hardly bend
down or lit tnything Ny kidneys
acted irregulahy and had dizzy
spells. Doan's Kidney Pills have new
er failed TO relieve me. They have
helped me when other medicines have
failed"
Price 60c, al all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Davis had Foster Milburn Co.,
Mfgrs.. Buffalo. y. Y
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-05-22
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting Of the stockholders Of
the South Plains and Santa Fe Rail
way Company will be held at the
General Offices Of said company in
Lubbock. Texas. qr-Wednesday June
4. 1919. at the hqnr u efeven o'clsck
A. m. for ,shs>putps<e Of sel~cfing a
board of,direst~rs for me ensuing
year and fysTsueh Ssker business as
may come bsfoE~'tueh meeting.
The an1pd meeting Of the diree-
tors Of sms company will be held on
the .same date and at the same place
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-05-22
FAKE" ASPIRIN
WAS TALCUM
Therefore Insist Upon Gen.
uine "Bayer Tablets
of Aspirin"
/E
t Is
lGAYGRl
"

Millions Of frsudtlent Aspirin Tab
lets were sold SyYA Bpooklyn manu-
facturer which later proved to be
composed, n.Tnly Of ralcum Powder.
"Bayer TsHets Of Aspirin" the true,
genuine, Amsrieah maize and Amerl-
can owned TABLETS NA/n with
the safety "BayeDCroA"
Ask for and thdp~ fpsiA upon Bay
err Tablets " As prD" And always
buy them in the original Bayer pack
age which eontaiDf proper directions
and dosage
Aspirin is the trade mark Of Bayer
Manufacture of Observation-Disclosures
OF Salicylicacid.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-05-22
LEMON JUICE
FOR fRECKlEs
Gifisl Make beauty lotion for
a few cents-Tv H.

Squeeze the Juice Of two lemons
into battle containing three ounces
% orchard wiite, shs1 well, and you
have upaFlsf <psaH Of the hsss
irsskls I'D az Ialx. and complies.
Ion hssall ~ a ven, very small
fpag THsfs A~<,ss lsmons ss1
l n. Nv. ,s'.. a.. 49,. Z,
y TI.g717I 1l{h 1'4iks ~ ~,
slm. asa heHst 1sf1''I@l "a - Iae
IfslkI@s sd I'sa.1Ass &4l1p.t ana
~ 'lss'' 80 -aa -, : lls
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-05-22
NEWS OF THE WEEK FROM
THE CENTER COMMUNITY

The farmers of this district are
certainly rushing to keep ahead Of
the weeds as well as to get the seed
into the ground The rains have
caused them to have to plant a great
deal over
Miss Gertrude Fuchs was the caller
Of Misses Madge and Emma Abney
last Friday afternoon. She was
caught in the windstorm and lost her
hat. but was fortunate enough to
find it.
Mrs a w. Jones and daughter,
Willie, left for Canyon last Thurs
day morning TO attend the graduating
exercises They returned home ac-
companied by Mrs Jones' other two
daughters. Rosa Mae and Goldia,
who have attended the normal for the
past nine months We understand
that they made good this year and
will probably go back next Septem-
Der. We are very glad to have them
with US once more.
The singing at Mr. Habbnge's was
enjoyed by a nice little crowd Sunday
evening.
Richard Rieken happened to quite
a little accident one day last week
While working on planter, he
dropped the can and it fell on three
Of his fingers and mashed them
pretty badly. but it is nothing serious.
Mrs. Joe Burns seemed to be i'm
proving pnil Sunday morning. when
she took rel bad and was taken to
the West 1txas Sanitarium where
she viii probably undergo an opera
ton. II fr Aany friends and relatives
hope to have her with them again
soon.
Miss Theodor Goebel is preparing
to 90 to Marble Falls to spend her
summer vacation.
+ A. Abrey and wife, Of Badger
Lake. were callers Of the Edgar Alb
ney home Sunday.
The people Of the community met
Sunday afternoon at three o'clock
and organized a Sunday School. A
real nice start was made and the fol
lowing officers we're elected: B. +.
Taylor, Supt.; Edgar Abney. assist
ant Supt. Mrs. Earnest Jones. Secy..
and treasurer; r. II Haney, teacher
of Bible class; Mrs R. W Bowley.
teacher Of the young folks class:
Mrs. \. A. Myers, teacher Of inter
mediate; Mrs. David Myers. teacher
Of the card class, and Earnest Jones
leader in singing II was decided that
the Union Literature would be best
as the community is so mixed as to
denominations We will also get
some more song books. There were
somewhere around sixty students en-
rolled. some were not present on ac-
count Of illness, but We believe there
will be more next Sunday.
Mr.. John Schroeder and family Of
near Monroe. spent Sunday with
Mrs. Schroeder's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. r. W Bowley.
Mr. John Drachenberg from near
Alternately, was caller Of the R
Ricken home Sunday.
Mrs Ernest Jones was out hunt.
ing sod planter Monday morning.
Judge Gibson. OF Rogers, Texas.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-05-22

Simeon 0'Neal. formerly Of Lub.
book, now living at Jacksonville. Tex.
as, was here this week Mr.. O'Neal is
travelling salesman in Texas for the
Craddock-Terry Shoe Company, and
says he is doing nicely.