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The Washington times., 1919-10-18
LAUREL ENTRIES

LAUREL, Md, Oct 1S.-Laurel en-.
tries for Monday, October 90.
Firsa race-Maiden tyyo-year-olds:
selling; six furlongs. Runnyven, 11s;
Wehew, los; 'COl. Murphy, 1O3; Mar
calle NJ, 105; King champion, los;
Yaphank, los; Tom Ketchum. los;
Rollicking Airs. 110; eSea Mime, 100;
Bardora, los; 'Little One, 1O3; Buster
r, los; Nancy Ann, 10; Venal Joy,
los; Devildog, 113.
Second race-Steeplechase; four.
yeaT-olds and upward; selling; about
two miles. Smithheld, 142; Colonetta,
142: Max Meadows, 1872; Flare, IA,
Anne Excellence, 134; Bob Redheld
142: zHarwoOd, 13T; zNorthwood, 137;
zaNIinton China, 1872; New Haven, 142;
zMelos, 137: zClootz. 1872; Jay Bird
1874; zaAntiseptic, 137; High Olympus
1877. aGeorge p. Sherman entry.
ALLOWANCE OF i've pounds claimed
for rider.
Third race-Three-year-olds and up
ward; selling. One mile and a six
teenth. Thornbloom, 1O3: Widow Be
dotte, los; Sibola, 112; "Bally Connell,
.S4; "Waukeag, 102; Sister Emblem,
100; 'Belario, 81; Dorcas, 102; Fairy
Prince, "a; Okemus. 1O3; 'Saints
bEluBts uHF queen OF the sea 4uo
'zouave, "a; Little Cottage, 1O7i
fFOuntain Fay, So.
Four excluded.
Fourth race-Three-year- and
upward. Six furlongs-PigeOn Wing,
1O7; Ppap, 118; Boniface, 100; Knot
1O2; Grimalkin. los; Chimney Sweep,
1O2; Orphelia, 110; Arrah-go-On, u.s.
Quietude, 112.
Fifth race-TwO-year-old selling;
six furlOngs: Glen Light, rs; Weary,
100; Herd Girl, 1O9; Sea Queen. 1O3;
Kirah, 100; lie Galius, 10; Fair Ac-
compli, los; "a Smart Guy, 1O1; 'Le
Bleut, 1O1; Mildred, 1O5; Limerick
Lass, III; Master Bill, 10; a Ireland,
LOG; Encrinite, 1O3.
a-Ral Parr entry.
Sixth race-Three-year- and up;
claiming; one mile and 4 sixteenth.
POacher, 112; The Belgian, ID, 1O5;
z a. The Decision, 100; The Desert,
1O7: 'SylvanO, 90: sWaukeag, 95; "a.
Hank Day, IO7; Conduit, 1O6; 'Rapid
Day. 1O2; Mint Cat, 1G4; (a) G. W.
GOFeman entry.
Seventh race-Claiming Handicap;
-year-Olds and upward; one mile
and a furlong. Sophia GateWood,
1O1: aLazy Lou, los; Incidence, los;
Galley Head. 90: Arbitrator, o.;
'Queen Blonde, 1O1; MelanchoIia, BS;
Romeo, 1O2; Dick Benson, 1908; aPol-
roma, 10; Luther, 1O5: eHarry Brei e
Vogel, oS: Blackboard, 100.
aW. Smith entry.
'Five pounds apprentice allowance
claimed.
Weather clear; track fast.
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NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF SOCIETY FOLK
Continued from Page Ten.)

CONTINUED from Page Ten.)
last services that Mr.. Reese WIN hold
in Washington before entering upon
his new duties in Philadelphia.
The Rev. Mr.. Reese was senior
chaplain Of the Ninetleth Division
during its service IN France and al
one time he was assistant rector OF
st. Thomas Church.
The Serbian Minister and Nine.
Grouitch entertained informally N
tea at the Willard yesterday after
noon.
The Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Roland
Cotton Smith have taken an apart
ment at the Lafayette Hotel for scv-
eraI weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cass Gilbert and Cass
Gilbert, jr, of New York, are at the
Willard for a few days.
Mrs. Edward F. ColIaday. Of Chevy
Chase, has announced the engage
ment Of her daughter, Anne Cecilia
Cullinane, to Lowell Charles Blake.
The wedding viii take place in the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilson. Of Ken
sington, announce the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Virginia Raw
Wilson, to Wilson Lewis Townsend
son OF J. Wilson Townsend, of Ken.
singtOn.
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cratic and unbearable" condition ex-
lists in the Guyan river field, where,
IL is alleged, coal operators have set
UP a "reign OF terror by the use OF
gunmen armed with high-power rifles
and machine guns, clubbing and
pounding citizens because they en-
deavor to exercise their cOnstitu-
tionaI rights"
Repeated appeals to the government
of West Virginia have brought moth
ing but promises" the resolution
states. 1t declared that a train bear
ing fifty organizers who were going
into the field October Is was met by
900 armed thugs" the train having
been held up three hours until a spe-
cisl train could be dispatched to meet
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HEIGHT co. EMPLOYEES
ARRANGE FOR DANCES

The first Of a series Of dances under
direction OF the Hecht Company
Mutual Benefit Association, will be
held tonight at the Ellks Club, II
street between Ninth and Tenth
streets northwest, at 8 o'clock.
The committee in charge Of the
series of dances is composed OF
Samuel B. Hoffman, chairman: c. p,
Derby, c. r. Mccarthy. Edward Abs
dom, George Fix, I. +. Spltell, c. L.
Marlow, Miss Josephine Howe, Miss
Bertha Theil, Miss Nellie DaTer, Mrs.
Mary McLarin' and Miss Helen Ne
Knew.
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wall STREET MARKET
NEW YORK Oct 1g-Sl

NEW YORK. oct. 1s.-sharp ad-
vanees in the motor group featured
the stock market at the opening to-
day.
Pierce Arrow a dvanced over
points to a new high record Of %.
White Motors advanced g, TO "a;
Studebaker nearly points, 70 132 q +;
Keystone Tire, 22s, TO a =, and Kelly
Springfield over points, to 154. Good
gains also we're made in the rest OF
the list.
Steel common advanced.
The market closed strong
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MRS. JEANETT
RAT.MIsT- CILTRVoYANT.

AEALMlSL. CLALhNOIANLs
Guaranteed 70 read your entire life, past
present and future. She asks no QUESTIONS,
uut before you utter q word she tells What
sou called for, names of fricnues snelniel,
tells how 10 gain success in bulimegl
health, ,ourtUhip, marriage. divorce polla
Enu what part Of the world VIII oe luc-
EeElful for you. advises hcU 20 gain anu
bold q good position; she tells ~ the one
Pcu love lg trio or false. are you u
troubleT DO you find the one you have
bestowed your trust and Affection upon
l.ctiuE cool aEd Indifferent toward yout
eho win remove all obstacles ard tel you
AcU % win and hold the one you desire
she reunfteg slhe ueparated, locates lboeuL
ELlcldg and relatives ReadingA tl-es.
haa lth s. ~. W. (CppoEite haka = 80
PRIVATE parIorE ~
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TODAYS SALES

Capital Traction. l@SBh.
Lanston, 1OdS1.
Mergenthaler, 5d14O&.
After call-Lanston, 5ds1, 5dS1, 10
EtS1. 5dS1.
Mergtnhaler, 18140%.
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THE WASHINGTON DYES
AND CHEMICAL
CORPORATION

Now making the famous
German dyes, offers for
sale 400 shares at par
value $1,000 each of its
capital stock, for the pur-
pose of enlarging the plant.
This is one of the best in
veStmentS ever offered to
the Washington public. The
demand for dyes is Unlim-
tied and the profits are
enormous. The officers of
this company are: Mr..
Oscar J. Ricketts,, presi-
dent; Mr.. George T.
Parker, treasurer; Prof.
John D. Hird, vice pres.
and gen. mgr, who is ac-
knowledged to be one of
the best authorities on dyes
today. Investigate this won
derful opportunity at once.
For further information call
at the Office of the Finan-
cial Representative,
J. WALTER LONG,
BOZ CONTINENTAL TRUST
BUILDING. MAIN 1905.
10
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MADAME ALDEN
WORLDS GREATEST PALATIsF AND
rL.lrEWnwln-r

MQ6LD-6 GREATEST. FALtIAEE AND
CLATRVOTANE
Cuarauteeg 20 read your entire life, past,
present. and future gives true advice o.
business. love, and health. and family AZ
Iatrus tells the name uf your future hug-
ten ca life; tells you what business 60 most
luclzy for Tnu and what part of the WoFld
g1i - more Eucceggful Tor you advises
how 20 gain and hold EoUd poEitiou;' she
telll u the one you love ig true or falBa,
h1d causes speedy marriage with the one
% your choicuS brings the separated to-
ECtheF; makes happiness -betW cen man
and wife; she tells you ths secrets Of BE-
lax happy and successful in anything you
lake in hand; her advice win remedy all
obstacles and evil influences. one visit e
Madam Allen win repay you for diGap-
rqiutmeutg iu all -0theEg; GEtiElGCtiou guar
thteod or no charge.
Special Readings, $1.OO
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cLAIRYO1ANTs
Rsed Bp the District Of Columbia
MADAM PARKER

GIFTED CLAIRvOYANT AND MEDIUM.
II you arr gOing 20 seek advice or help
l-iAy not consult one who e. well known
nc who Is here permanently? This gifted
.,a4F can tell YOU anything you wish 10
lAnoW or ind cut iu business. health, or
.1nllly affairs. When and whom you viii
soarry. What part OF the country o. best
-oE you. What 20 DO 10 be successful "a
iite. Removes evil Influences. Tells how 20
fln and hold the one Of your choice, sat
sslactiun OF no charges. Readings 500.
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ARE YOU HAPPYi

There q . way 90 overcome all difdeui.
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ITu. Come today, Advice on all EubfoctA
MADAME Waste,
PhrsnoIoTIEt and Business AdvinoF
t1E 1fth 81 -. w Hours 1e an 20 8 pm.
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BANKERS TO
meet HERE in $50

A meeting Of tho Bankers Associa-
ton OF the District 0f Columbia will
be held within the next ten days g
hear the report o. the committee det
egated 90 invite the American Bank
ors' Association 20 have itg next cone
vention On Washington. and 90 discuss
matters pertaining 90 the Beuerau
business Of the local lagsociation.
This was decided at meeting of The
council Of administration of the
Bankers Association held Yesterday
afternoon On the rooms OF the wash
ington Stock Exchange.
Maurice ID. Rosenberg, president %
the local association, was delegated
chairman Of the COMMITTEES attending
the American BankeE9 Association
convention IN Sc. Louis the early part
Of this month, 20 extend an invitation
70 the association % have ltg 1920
convention "a the National Capital
At the time the association extend
cd the invitation to the national or
ganizatiou, there were four other
cities bidding for the 1890 conTeu-
now investigating the rates that can
Be obtained for the 5000 bankers that
would come here 20 attend the neEt
convention. Mr. Rosenberg toa1y
said that the prospects for Waetng
ton being chosen the next conVsntic1
city were promising.
The choice between the hve cities
that extended invitations % expected
20 be made within the next sixty
days.
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ARS. AURORA B. WYMAN,
WHAT SHOULD 4 DO?
MADAM STANI =

ROAL GYPSY PALEIET
IleldB your hand like an open book; % ig
cot necessary 70 mention all great and
wonderful things Madam Stanley has and
can do for her patrons; her name and
gl1neef1ul readings for the last 10 years in
" Arlington viii be a recommendation to
hiis satisfaction guaranteed give her a call
second lloor front. Look special for
lto 9th e. n. W., formerly pf 1911 II n. =.
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BALTIMoRE aRAIN -.

BALTIMORE. Oct 18.-Wheat-COn-
slant demand: receipts lighter; No, 2
red winter, SZ35% to sass. = No.
red winter garlicky, 82.33% 70 92.84i
receipts. 87,71s bushels; shipments,
4O,259 bushels.
Corn-Quiet and lower; No. 2 yellow
domestic, old, S1.65s receipts. 3,022
bushels; shipments 40 bushels.
Oats-Firm; No. white domestic,
77@7T5k; receipts, 6.022 bushels; ship
ments, SAT- bushels.
Rye-NOmlnal; not quoted; receipts,
"A bushels; shipments, go bushels.
Hay-Steady; fair demand.
FIour-Dull; unchanged.
The Washington times., 1919-10-18

Trading on the washington St5ck
Exchange today was very light only
I'VE sales being recorded Trading
en- Lan8ton featured the days bust
ness. thirty-five shares selling at 81.
1GeFgenthaler was firm at 40 3-4
Eugene Thompson and w. b
Hibbs. who generally figure prom
lnently On the business on the local
market, were absent today.
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Special headings, $l.UD
So = Street n. ". 20
PR0R RETlM0NH

Need CIairvoyant ana Palmi1t, can
read your life by eho lines tn your palm,
which are the record of your life. Being
y gElduate Of two colleges Of palmigtry.
aud hil wonderful SIT Of second sight
and reveal 70 you important natter Of
F0ur future life. Gives advice busi-
{ heUs matterE- love, health and family A.
lairg; tells name 81 your future husband
81 wife; tells ~ one gOu love q true or
ielGei what part of the country iS lucLiogt
Ute; removes troubles % al nature; briugg
The separated together tells the secret %
saving peEuonGl lulluence U1t1 your 49,
HateL Prof. Belmont % q Psychologist
~ Wcrld HeuoUu. 6GaainEl. " 1z1b New
foFE Ave. y. We 1oEt deer % 1aSollQ
temple. ~"
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MADAM DASHMAN,

CONSIDERED THE MOST GIFTED
CLAIRVOTA1TT IN AMERICA
Mtl help you 70 decide what is best TOT
F0u 70 do In love, buEineEgr marriage, dl-
FoTces changes, tFavelinEs viii tell you q
Fou VIII marry the one you love, give you
lucky days and mum berE- See her today.
she can tell you lots OF things you viii Be
F1ad 70 know. Unlike ordinary people,
Gadam DAGhman has possessed the e1-
tsaoro1nary power from childhood
MADAM D'ASHMAN,
Room 90, 1901 @ 81. n. W.
ECE. d1th and g. Opp. pFoop Music BtaFo.
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sHORF BUSINESS AND
C0URS -LniLlVif ma
Any HoW, AuT Day.
h0W8' evening dletafl0n.
THE uRTL.LWBW, anT
25 K0aEs q sueesL
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GCTEWTTFTC AgTROLOGV
Personal Life Headings.

verbal, g.; typewriter forecasts, IS Up.
Chlldren'B horoscopes and vocational guild
Ence. FRANK THEODORE ALLEN, de
rector, Astrological Research Society, los
q e. ~. w. Phone Franklin 6822. Ap-
continents preferred.
Light on All Life's Problems.
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MADAM DjASHWlN.
MADAME LEN0RE

EIFTED CLAIRVOTAlyT AND lrHDTUlL
Gives true and good adYte8 on bushes.
faVe, divorce and uarrinRe. Tells hnTT q
ralu gucceE1 IN anything you wish 20 %
k'cil1 how 20 oVercome evil iudushcals how
~ gain and hold the one you love. Her
h4TleG VIII nelp gous gou viii lo wiser nuo
.szppieF after seeing this gifted msdiuin-
II o guess work or questions asked What
ae sees ana tells comes tFue- Tells the
fIll name ot who you viii nary the day
had mouCh- Give her q trial: bafoFo yuu
trfticiUo: come and be convinced What 4
EstuFll born clllrVuyauG can do. Gnffns
hstfou or no charEeE Hours I -
Etoucd Sundays
7Gl ELEVENTH STREET r. "
CEWo d0Oru uorth of Palai8 ROVln,
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MRS BOSWELL

PALNIsT AND CLATBVOHANT.
Gives advice on business mGttera. loVes
health and family ahairg; tells ~ the one
fQu love ig true or false, what part OF the
Eountry ig luckiegt 90 you. what % do 70
lactG tells you what has passed tn life,
Eud what q happening, without asking q
single question She does not tell TO
please, but reads Just az the hands indi-
cate; tells you the planets you were born
under, the lucky and unluclgy planets:
when and whom you viii marry settles
and explains love, family trouble mar
rage, divorce, health, lawsuits, EpCcuIa-
uouE, investments. transactions OF au
kinda In fact, no matter what your hope,
fear or ambition, come 20 this noted palm
JET and find help. There is no use for any
one 10 be unsuccessful or unhappy. no
matter what the cause, her advice removes
su trouble Sh guarantees Gatiufactloh
bcadinEs, $LoO. 40 5TH ST. ~ ". 80
PROF. LE WEUECH.
PIANIST CLATRWOWA rrWnTTT1T
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Don't let careless expen9ltuEs nazs
q sieve Of yOuF purse Buy wisely,
ana Increase youF m0aey holdllg1 -
lnvegtiaE o. ". 8. 3.
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The washington bankers who at
tended the convention Of the Amer
lean Institute Of Banking in New
Orleans are scheduled 70 return 20
their respective Institutions Monday
morning.
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} CIVIL 8EBVIgB
AnlLl1ll
SPEED gE-4uo
lfh g. n W.
Ehcna M1in ao8
oc1G38-a
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PHREVOLOGY

EIiEs IA FONTS, Spiritual AdTis1T Win
the late Indian psychic. 1910 sth st n. w.
2Ro
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CIVIL SERVICE sEIF-UsTRUCTOR-
Price, Sc. PEARLMAN's. 931 G g. ~ ".
mhs1-lf
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NADAME VICTORIA

EGYPTIAN PALMISE AND MEDIUh .
Can tell you anything you wish to know or
Ina out in business, health, and family af-
la1rEi tells you the name Of the lady or
Eentlen1an you wiz marry and when you
Hll marry. Have you found the one you
cool OF distant toward you2 The Madam
tan tell the cause for it. She can tell
Fq4 81 the one you love Is true OF false and
teA you how 70 win and hold the one Ct
your choice tells you what business and
y nat part OF the world Is most lucky Gor
tou and advises you how to gain and hold
9 good position; she brings the separated
md vile The Madam can tell you if any
body has put bad luck or evil influence on
you and she can tell you how 20 take e.
~. The Madam can tell you the cause
- your troubles and how 20 avoid them.
Tan advise you in divorce cases; when 20
fpeculate and where 20 locate. This LADY
Ices not tell 70 please you, but gives only
truthful advice you can depend on SEtis,
faction guaranteed or no charge. Read
ing " 90 lth 81, y. W. -
MRS. AURORA B. WYMAN,
Spiritual medium. Consultation 800. O.
4nlerFieW6 ~ appointment. Ladies only.
at4s 18TH 81 b. w. Phone Col 6222.
WHAT SHOULD / Do?
Bo ADVISED b one Who can properly ad-
Use you on health, love, marriage, buGl-
Ess-s llventioneL Epeeulahoua and all af-
s-Fe q IKE 8attEfaction EuaraGseed %
%. chargeg. HouEE, 8 g. "a. 70 p. n
STUDIO $40 sth ST, ~ W.
MME. RUTH
RlimiGt PhrenoloEiEt ClaiFvoyunL.
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Applications % the Comptroller -
the Currency. during this week end
ing Friday, October ~ for au-
thority 70 organize national banks
numbered three. and repregsntiuv u
combined capital Of 91Bo.0oof Dur
ing the same period charters were
issued 70 four banks having an as
gregate capital Of S615.OOo.
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SAY CONFAB WON'T
STOP COAL STRIKE
scontInued from - raEel
Dcmnnd 6-IIour D..

in the history Of the trade union
movement"
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EDOUARD ALBION-Laas q MoutReal
Opera Company, FsttFazinl and NOrdico
eencere tours. Special course On PRINCIPLES
81 voice production a. taught b. NlnceoElg
LombaEdl. Jean Dc ReEsk. studio 18lt Q
g. n. ". Phona FFankhB eI1G
~is rG8up9ls
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pR0W 10 WWTTeTW

PAL1IIsT. CLAIRvOTANT, MEDIUM.
KNOWS ALL SEES ALL TELLS ALL
STUDIO, Io02 9Th 81. y. w.
-n---. IL u- n IL.
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HAII-NOYES SCHOOL.

Day and night. Graded and high Behoel
courses complete. under eE-ecaeheF Q. H q.
All Civil Service preparatory work undgg
former y. s. examiner. Also private les
n. ". Phone Il. sST7. 365s-tu.To.ns-tf
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CLAlRVOYANTS
licensed bn tie District Of Columbia
RIZPAH ELDON
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
GROCERY STORE

GROCERY STORE
Near Stanton Park; good trade; fine fI-
tures; plenty Of stock. Fixtures and good
viii, 81 $50. Stocks at invoice.
ALLEY G. SCHATZ,
ROOM zoe. POPE BLDG.
Phone Franklin 2g76.
CONFECTIONERY and ice cream parIor;
good business. BOX los, Times office.
RARE OPPORTUNITY for making money
in roomlnE house, Alexandra, Va; -
rooms and large restaurant room, near
shtpbuildiuE yards and great Govgrume Mt
torpedo plant; this building has been con-
tiuually dlled with roomers paying good
prices; Just been vacated. can be had;
most reasonable rent right parties. Ad-
dress BOX III, Times Office. 20'
.LUNCHROOM business for sale.
Apply 5f7 King St, Alexan-
dria, Va. 3"
PARTNER in r0OminE house business; rood
chance for some one, lady or gentleman
CaH or write l0l4 18th st. n W. Phone
Franklin bEgg-T
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CONFECTIONERY and ice cream parIor;
good business BOX los, Times office.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-05-01
or THE SALES
COMMITTEE VICTORY LOAN

The following is the personnel of
the sales committee for the Victory
Liberty Loan;
Roscoe Wilson. Chairman.
A. B. Conley. L. 7. Martin, W. F.
Schenck. E. l.. Klett, ]. o. Jones. W..
ID. Mayfield. c. 4. Maedgen, W. S.
Posey, Geo. c. Wolffarth, Sam C..
Arnett, w. A. Bacon, Dick Arnett.
Jas. L. Dow. Geo. W. Briggs, Chris
Harwell. Percy Spencer. +. NJ. Mad
dox, Mrs. +. w. Boerner. Mrs. +. v.
Brown, Mrs. w. B. Powell, Mrs. J. II.
Moore, Mrs. r. A. Sowder. Mrs. J. T..
vickers, Miss Della Wilkinson. L. B.
ShaHowater, ]. p. Webb,
Canyon. J. r. Reed, New Hope. s. S.
Rush. Acuff. Ward Grim, Monroe, b.
F. Strive, Center, w. O. Shelley,
Grovesville, II. H. Nixon. Slide. ]. II.
Carlisle, r. A. Baldwin,
Slaton.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-05-01
COULD Hardly
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fertile Suffering From Headache.
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Says This TEXAS Lady.

Gonzales, Tex Mrs. Minnie Phil
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lsft RIB. II would commence with IN
ashing and ertend up into my left
shoulder and on down into my back
~ that time the pain would be %
severe I would have TO take 10 bed.
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:. II suffered this way for three years.
asl Tot TO BE- q mere skeleton and was
- weak I could hardly stand alone
Wa not able TO 90 anywhere and had
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awful with q pain In my back and
~ the headache all the time. I just
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"a
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Cd and am % thankful that 7 did,
~ began 10 improve when on the
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AN INTERESTING BATCH
or BLEDSOE NEWS ITEMS

April "a MIR and Mrs. w W.
Cotton and Mrs. Eddy were in Lub-
book Wednesday
Mrs Frank Bledsoe spent We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs. Pool
Miss Fora Pool and Mrs Carter
were shopping in Petersburg Thurs
day
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Bledsoe were
in Alternately on business Friday.
Quite a few of the people Of this
community attended .- play at Pet
ersburg Friday night
Mr. w G. Bledsoe has new ESSEX
car.
Mr. Long and family nave moved
back TO IdaIou.
School will be out Friday April %.
The school is busy practicing for the
program which ss.ss FRIDAY and
Saturday rights. Sunday night will
be the baecalaureate Sermon and
Monday nighi the graduating class
Miss Susie rhetford who has been
teaching school in CoryeIl county. is
at home again
Mrs. Parrack's mother is visiting
with her here this week Mrs Par
rack has been visiting her daughter
in New Mexico. but returned last
week.
Mr.. j. d. Bolton motored to Lub-
book Saturday.
The Union Sunday School was re-
organized Sunday afternoon. and the
young people will be entertained
every two weeks. Also singing
convention once a month. We hope
the young people and older people
will attend regularly.
There was a singing at Mr.. Par
racks Sunday night.