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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-07-07

The only good fly is dead fly.
Good health means good business
Bad health is bad business.
We've whipped the Germans. Now
let's whip the germs.
Beware of the dastardly "D's'-
Dirt, Despair, Disease, Dampnessi
Death.
Wealth without health is mock.
cry.
tuberculosis kills more persons ev'
cry year than any other preventable
disease.
II Saint Peter demanded a birth
certificate, whole lot of people in
Texas would never gain admission
TO Heaven. Is your baby registered
The worry habit is bad for both
mental and physical health. Don't
worry.
Mufrle the cough; smother the
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-07-07
cIRLsi BLEACH SKIN
WHITE WITH LEMON

Squeeze tho juice Of two lemons
into a bottle containing three ounces
on Orchard White, which any drug
store will supply for few cents,
shake we'll, and you have a quarter
pint Of harmless and delightful
lemon bleach. Massage this sweetly
fragrant lotion into the face. neck,
arms and hands each day, then short.
" note the beauty and Wilderness OF
your skin. -.
Famous stage beauties use I'M.
lemon lotion 70 bleach and bring that
soft. clear, rosy-whlte complexion,
also A. q freck.e, snnburn, and Tan
bleach because Il doesn't irritate.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-07-07

tale HAYES HEALING HONEY. Q
couch medicine which stops the cough ~
healing the infalned and Initiated tissuea
A box Of GROVES O-PEN-TRAIe
sAIvE for Chest Colds. Head Colds and
Group Is enclosed with every bottle o.
HAYES HEALING HONEY. The saisc
should be rubbed on the chest and throat
Of children suffering from Cold or Group
rss healing sn-es u ii.,ss iiesilsg l!oesy ~ .
do he threat oomhinsd Yah the h>e!ine s1r<t q
Cro~es Ofen- frsse Ssiss throash NE 2ns~s ~
the skln .non stops ccazh.
o.ss ofths com'isrd trsssfssnt u ~
just ash your druggist fu HAYES
HEALING HONEY.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-07-07

presentation of constipation by prop
er food are great helpers 20 avoid
} disease
Il will be a red letter day in hum
an progress when all forces Of ey-
cry community are modified for the
4 conservation Of It's child life.
/ Il Is more important 20 establish
regular habits in a baby than 1t Is
10 wind the clock.
Better save yourself in youth and
/ young adult years than suddenly
wake up at as with high blood pres
slro, bad kidneys, hardened arteries,
and a failing heart
new circular on the Summer
Care of babies prepared by the
State Board of Health for free dis
tribution Is just of the press. Ii will
be sent 10 citizens of Texas upon re-
quest. Address the State Health
Officer, Capitol Station, Austin, Tex
as
Cleanliness is a virtue. Too many
people, like the Pittsburg belle,
think they are clean.
Soap and water are popular sym
bols Of cleanliness, but you cant
hide behind a cake Of soap.
Unclean thoughts are as black as
SCOT on a white table cloth.
Don't buy foodstuifs where flies
are tolerated.
Don't eat where flies nave access
to the food
Flies are the flthiest Of all vermin.
They are born in filth, liNa on filth,
and carry filth around with them.
They are maggots before they are
aiss.
II is perhaps no eXaggeration TO
say that m no other period Of his
tory has the prevention of disease
occupied so large a place in the
thoughts Of every intelligent com
munity as obtains at this present day.
Food furnishes fuel for the body.
Have you any knowledge of the
quantity Of fuel-food that you need?
Systematic exercise Is recessary TO
keep the body in good physical con-
diti0n. Bullying muscles are not al
ways the sign Of good health.
Walking is cheaper than riding and
far better for ones health.
Neglected teeth are responsible
for many serious infections. Pre-
vent trouble by keeping the teeth
and mouth clean.
Many of the common defects Of
children unnecessarily occur because
Of failure to realize the dangerous
complications and sequelae, which
follow in the wake Of infectious and
contagious diseases; also the case
with which these ailments are spread
about in n community, thereby Great
ing epidemics.
Avoid condensed milk as a steady
diet for infants.
Il II Is conservatively estimated that
a baby's chances Of living through
the first year Of life are five times
as great II breast fed, than IL bottle
fed.
II Is the great task Of the coming
years 10 educate the people 10 the
point where they will demand no,
only health for themselves but for
their brothers, not only life for Their
child, but for every child.
When sleeping away from home
in car, or hotel, never let the blank
cts touch the body. These blankets
are not washed after each use, a
are the sheets. Always keep N,
fresh sheets against the face.
For leaflets conveying information
regarding the prevention Of disease
the Improvement Of health and IN,
requirement Of physical fitness writ,
10 the State Health Onicer, Austin
Texas This service Il available free
Correspondence u invited.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-07-07
RAILS CROCERMAN TAKES
TREATMENT IN LUBBOCK

Groceryman T. S. Reynolds re-
turned Thursday from Lubbock,
where he had been under treatment
in Lubbock sanitarium for the past
two weeks, during which time his
tonsils were removed and an OBJ
struction taken from his nose. He
says he is now feeling good.-Ralls
Banner.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-07-07

MIRA NJ. p. PaT. and family, 81
Padueah. passed through Lnhbosk on
Tuesday u this week snfouts W
Hast Texas. whsrs they wiIi spsnd .
month Waiting with relatives
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-07-07

A. q. Ghfhth, 81 Quanah, Tsssa.
spsnt last week In this section OF me
country ylsitinf relatives. and iook'
lns for . hotel location.
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CLAIRvOYANT6
Licensed blythe District of Colxrnl

Licensed blythe District of Columbia
DIFFERENT FROM ALL OTHERS
MATHA SPENCER
ONE OF THE WORLDS MOST DISTIN-
GUISHED PSYCHOLOGISTS AND
SCIENTIFIC LIFE READERS
Studio, 924 14th st. N. w.
CONSULT THE GIFTED LADY AND
BE CONVINCED PERSONALLY OF THE
HONESTY W0sN AND SINCERITY OF HER
HER REVELATIONS ARE MOST
WONDERFUL, ana acknowledged to be of
the highest order-not made to satisfy
Idle curiosity--but to give those who seek
the TRUTH a permanent benefit, Without
a question:, she will tell you the object
OF your call. names of friends relatives
and actual facts concerning your life and
circumstance which you know to be ABB
MARTHA SPENCER WILL REFUSE
TO ACCEPT ANIL FEE UNLESS SHE
GIVES THE UTMOST SATISFACTION
CUT THIS OUT FOR FUTURE SUCCESS
AND REFERENCE. HOURS. 10 A. N.
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BUSINESS Property Fob SALE
A GOOD HOME

In the heart Of the fast-growing buh-
ness district.
A large, modern brick home Of IL
rooms and 2 baths. Hot-water heat.
The lot, facing on 18th st.. Is 20
by 100 feet and runs to a wide alley.
A brick garage.
Business development will force
this property to double in value in q
short time,
1t is now vacant, and II rented for
business or residence will yield q
good return on the investment while
the capital increases almost at the
rate Of 2 to I.
HERMAN e. GASCH
1926 New York Ave. Main $3.50
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MISCELLANEOUS For SALE

500 LADIES' COATS. Coat Suits,
Dresses, Mems Overcoats, Mems
Suits slightly used, tailor made; will
sell for IS; worth from SIS to SIS.
w. RICE, 1882 7th st. N. w. Open
evenings.
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:, HOUSES FOB SALE.
BUY THESE HOME BARGAINS
CASH $3.50 and up "''7
Payments Less Than Rents

CASH WOO and up
Payments Less Than Rents
IN, Nee, 10th ana b SIS. 8. w-Si-.-reom
IN, s:.; ,a ,.sa and 8 "a n. s-s,.-room
..e. $3.50 az aa>..-.
p DnsS houss; double. garage to paved
~ ST.. opposite Navy Yard-sfx-roem
brick house; good condition; porchss. =
$3.50
tisa-
$,16O
s, pcv Ss 9Th and o sts-si1-room
$3.50
Near Lincoln Park-six-room brick house
$3.50
Downtown. 9Th and NJ sts-six rooms
and bath: :piendid condition; porches: fine
lot; immediate possession. -
$l,750 ~
columbia Heishts-si. rooms and bath;
1880
, 9Th st.. near P N. w.-sir-room brick
$3.50 =,
Columbia I'd. N. W.--six-room colonial
home. r
$5,A60 - -
Near Union ststion-Sevsn-room brick
house.
$3.50
Near 10th and r. I. ave. N. w.-Ssvsa-
room brick house.
$3.50. IS.
Near Congressional Library - Corner
brick house; 8 rooms and bath: hot-water
heat.
$3.50 ........
Near Central High School-yacant; 8
! rooma and bath: porches: electricity and
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MADAME LENORE

Gifted Clairvoyant and Medium. Gives ad-
vice on all affairs of life. A visit to this
remarkable clairyoyant will do more to
convince you than columns of self praise.
She asks no questions. Gives true advice
on health, business. love affairs, family
troubles. whom you will marry. what to
do to be successful in life. Tells names
and lucky day. How to win the one OF
your choice. Removes evil influences. You
will be wiser and happier after seeing this
Tilted lady. 6l5 7th bet q and r
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PROF. BELMONT

NOTED CLAIRvoYANT AND PIANIST
Can read your life by the lines In your
Being q graduate OF two colleges of palm
istry. and his wonderful gift OF second
sight enables him to lift the veil OF mys-
OF your future life. Gives advice on busi-
ness matters, love. health and family AZ
or wife; tells II one you love Is true or
false what part of the country IL luckiest
70 you: what to do to be successful in life (;
removes troubles of all nature; brings the
separated together; tells the secret OF hav-
Ing personsl Influence with your assoc 10 ties
Prof. Belmont is q Psych ologist of World
Renown. Readings. 81. Iais New York
ave- N w, next door to Masonic Temple
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Che Nash atom dimes
MUNsEY BUILDING
Washington. ID. o.
TELEPHONE MAIN 63oe
To Classified
Advertisers

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PyHoHS 1O tHHH fcu
]. D. CARAVAN
y. ~. 1AHmAN
District National Bank Bldg.
Phone Main 1929

S<.1oo-s1.eeo cash, Ss1-Se per month. 81
room brick dwelling. with garage. gas
:isctrioity. bath. hardwood Floors; ! block
.e S ana church. 100 Jsff.r:oa st. N. "!
IOwner.l
LARGE MODERN HOUSE and Ground.:
Of third floor; unusual value. Reduced to
1870 PHONE COL: sass.w.
HOUSES FOR COLORED
a few up-to date houses near Central
:t..ions 49, %..h tuba Price. $1,000: fro.
$3.50 to $1,000 cash; easy tsrms.
American Realty Trading Cor,
TWO-STORY RED BRICK
Seven rooms. Immediate posses
sion. Marion st., between 9Th and
18th, @ and r SITS. N. w. Address
2725 18th st. N. w.
Bib FIRST ST. s. e.
$500. owner. lincoln. lio.------
COREY & WOOD
s16 14th st. N. W. Main 4166.
NOTICE!ll -.
s W: Il: F ':sin 1o S;is~ psssrIr OF Ls ss
them over and be convinced.
PETWORTH '
Colonial mia, bt,es. 8 rooms: steam be-, beat
nn. s,sS:, i' Sn path, n1ss ISs 20 eon
dition throughout and cannot be dupii-
Gated In this section for the price asked
PRICE, $500. TERMS.
PETwORTH
Large colonial brick, Q rooms and bath;
modern: excellent condition,
PRICE, $500. CASH. e7So.
NEAR 14TH & PARK ROAD
10 rooms, bath, INV. h.. elec,, gas; .
bedrooms: large lot to paved alley: ga
Gated in one Of the finest sections Of The
PRICE. sio.7so. TERMS. o.
COREY & WOOD
816 14th st. N. w. Main 4166.
We Will Gladly Show You These
Hnrnaa Az Xonr No.,,>ni>nna
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PROF. ARTHAN

message seance Tuesday evening at O'Clock
In Society Hall. sos @ Ut. N. w. He as
his audience by his many spirit
m messages. Daily readings on all affairs
Gives full names, facts. Studios in the hall.
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]. d. CARAVAN,
District National Bank Bldg.
Franklin 1898. Main 1929

$4,000 CASH PAYMENT can sell you
one of Kennedy Brothers strictly mod
ern homes; nothing better In the north
east and no house any more modern and
any better constructed; convenient to street
cars. churches and schools.
81, 900 CASH PAYMENT can sell yeu
what I believe the best strictly modern
home that 10 in the northwest for this
much money: hot water heat; gas. electric
lights: . porches: large lot. See those good
homes before you buy. They are being sold
faster than the builder can build them
The price 10 reasonable and the balance
of the payments less than rent
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PIANIST.
gives true advice on business, health, love
and family affairs. Tells name OF future
husband or wife, what to do to be success
full In life. Readings daily. g. w. cor. 18th
nd l.. inf
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"NO TROUBLE TO SHOW
HOUSES" |
VIM. B. KRAFT & CO., "
sz6 Nav York ava Citixann' Bank Bid

Main 1913.
S2.6o6-Nine-r house: iatrobe heat;
near Washington Circle and Pa. ave.
N. w. Very wide house. Lot over l3e
Good buy and should sell at once.
S7,3S0-Almost a brand new s-room house |:
well built: brick: on a beautiful cor
ner: hot-water heat. gas. electric lights:
=. lot; Suiit-in garage. Hodsrn in every
way and at this price II should sell at
once. Very excellent IS. u. location.
S7.76o-I1-room rooming house. almost
This il q l-.tory. brick, on ? business
street. Can be remodelsd into. . bust
ness property. and be worth Thousands
Of dollarG more money than the above
Ss.6oo-six room house: furnace heat;
gas, electric lights, front porch, brick,
and In excellent condition. Very good
s. E. location. $500 cash: balance Of the
payments less than rent
business property, large renter. and
only $4,000 cash. or owner viii. take 4
or 7-room house that 10 clear In ex-
change for this property. Building has
double garage for two cars.
zss e st. N. E.-Brick. corner property.
snd large stock Of groceries: Price
= rooming house; hot-water heat; newly
papered and painted.
337.ooo--I can sell you = large brick
corner business property; flats and
stores; a large stock OF groceries; own
err doing a large retail business. Very
reasonable amount of cash will buy
this good property and his entire bust
ness.
Bungalows and almost all kinds Of
homes for sale. City building lots and
business properties.
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CLAIRv0YANrs
Msdism Of Spiritsai Solt.v Ch.lvc1

- MRS. JANE b. COATEH,9
..s Ps COT 81. ia s g FL
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HOUSES FOR RENT
HOUSES WANTED

wANTED-Homs near Monroe Ut. N W.,
west OF 18th ST. Immediate possession !
not over S1l,oooi must hays four bed
pooms BOx A.es. Times Office,
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Poultry, Pets . LivSstock
JUST RpcRIvDD-PsrrotS eanaries, dess
roach killers. lsechss. and We 40 taIi
ssrmy In all Its branches yesd srtsrmi
s:ss. 70; s s PET .t n
Ira q, u. ".
Evening star., 1921-01-15
NAVY NURSE KILLED
IN ANNAPOLIS GROUNDS
Miss Harriet NJ. Kavanaueh
Brutally Assaulted at Night.
Iron Pipe Found.

ANNAPOLIS. Md. January Is (Spe-
ciaD.-Miss Harriet NJ. Kavanaugb
a nurse of the United States Navv
ana understood to have made her
nome IN BuHalo. n. Y. where she is
known to have relatives. was brutaIlv
assaulted last night while on govern.
ment property, and received q fr.n-
ture OF the skull. presumably from a
piece or iron pipe which was found
nearby covered with blood, from
which she died at 1850 this morninn
Miss Kavanaugh. in an unconscionss is
state, was found at a quarter To IN
last night by Pharmacist Ma1e -
meth w; Riley. who carried her to the
hospital. e' ~ the
The young woman had left another
OF the naval nurses on Colltp. .v.n,,.
Annapolis. at about uaurter -, ~
and had evidently gone thronebp 20
portion of the academy prounds
known as Oklahoma, crossed tha
Dridse over College creek and had
gone about $50 yards on the rnad
leading up the hill and PAST tho Uao "a
val cemetery to the Naval HosnitaI
1t was at a point just before the car,
etery was reached where she Nh 9
found and where the assault undonh,
edly took place. oouoe-
There is considerable decline q,
one side Of this road, and Miss -
naugh was found by Mr. Riley a. ths
foot OF 1t. his attention hayin, bean
attracted by groans. Near the hody
was found piece of pipe aboI,t W.
feet long with blood stains unon ~
and there is no doubt that this w,.
the weapon used.
The incident was reported to Rea,
Admiral A. II. Scales. superintendent,
of the academy. who appointed a
board of investigation. headed b1
Commander T.. d. Washburn. Thi.
board is now at work on the case.
Evening star., 1921-01-15
SENATE RESTORES $3.50
PLAN IN APPROPRIATIONS
MEASURE FOR DISTRICT
DANISH KING
PLANS L. S. TRIP
THIS SUMNER

Cross Atlantic cable Service 10 The star.
COPENHAGEE. January ID
Unless unforeseen conditions arise
to prevent, King Chr. stian Of Den
mark plans to visit the United
States during the early part OF the
summer The visit Will De of SIM
liar nature to tnose he has just
paid to England. France and Italy
He probably Will be accompanied
hy the queen and the Princess
Margrethe.
The royal travellers intend to
leave Copenhagen ia The early
spring on one of the motor ships
of the East Asiatic Company.
which have staterooms for about
twenty people. SO that the travel
ers will have all the privacy Of
yacht. The staterooms are mag
nificent.
They will first visit India. where
the king hopes to do some big
game hunting. and from there they
Will go to Japan. The first Amer
lean city TO be visited Will prob
ably be San Francisco.
The king expects to visit all
larger Danish settlements in the
west. He already knows many of
the Dansh-American settlers. for
when they return to the home
land they are always invited to
call informally at the palace and
to tell him of the condition of h
countrymen abroad.
Evening star., 1921-01-15
HARDING PICKS BIBLE TEXT
TO TAKE OATH OF OFFICE
VIII Ask That Same Book Used BY George
Washington Be Observation-Disclosures
Virtually End Today.

they gave their hearts to the great
Omnipotent in prayer.
How many things there are in
Scripture that we in our worldlineSs
never discover.
Best Minds at Call.
after all. men are much alike. God
made us all in the same image and
there. is no difference in US except as
we have developed. or when the
weight Of responsibility is shouldered
upon us. Then God makes men equal
to that responsibility. 1t is the touch
of responsibility that makes human
beings awake.
has been adrift." Senator Harding
continued. 'and the inevitable result
has followed. But am not afraid
for 1 know through courtesy. conf
dence and close adherence to justice
one will have at his call the best
public, and with their truth, advice
and direction we cannot go wrong
Conference Comes to End.
So far as Marion is concerned. the
confereDce of best minds" virtually
came to an end today. A few best
minds" are expected early next week
but Senator Harding during the great
er part Of the time he remains here
will be settling up many OF his per-
sonal and business affairs.
BY the end of next week he should
be under the sunny skies of Florida
The skies out here have been leaden
for a week or more. with snow fur
ries every now and then. The wealth
er has helped to depress the senator
and he will be glad to throw off all
cares and worries for time and get
the breath of the southern pines and
palms in his lungs
When he leaves Marion the senator
does not expect to return here except
possibly on one occasion during the
four years he is to be in the White
House. He has promised to run back
in May to attend Masonic festival.
To some of his fellow Masons of the
local chapter. he said: Il trust that
in the four years that are to come
l shall be worthy of the honors YOU
have conferred on me, and that l will
come back and look you in the face
and be able to say: 1 have kept the
faith"
OOnyrfght. 1921
Evening star., 1921-01-15
GERMANY CURED FOREVER
OF MILITARISM, is VIEW
No Possibility of War of Revenge,
DR.. Dernburg Tells League
Delegates.

MILAN. Italy. January 14.-There is
no possibility of Germany ever at
tempting war of revenge. having
been cured forever of her old mill
taristic spirit, DR.. Bernhard Dern-
burg. former German minister OF
finance. emphatically told the dele
gates at the closing session of the
league of nations societies conference
here today.
DR.. Constantin Dumba. former Aus
tro- Hungarian ambassador to the
United States. in reviewing the eco
1{omic situation of Austria. declared
that not even union with Germany
could save Austria economically. but
said he believed such a union was in
evirable eventually To this DR.. Dern-
burg replied that Germany could not
help Austria economically at the pres
ent time, as she was too badly off her
self.
The Bulgarian delegate to the con-
ference insisted upon Bulgaria's need
of an outlet to the Aegean. The dele
gates accredited by the Russian
league of nations society were admit
ted to the conference simply as spec
tators, their organization not having
been recognized officially.
Evening star., 1921-01-15
ruling T0G0VERN
|. CLERK INCOME TAX
Federal Employees to Include
in Returns Amounts Deduct
ed for Annuity Fund.

Government employees, in making
out their income tax returns. must
include as part of their incomes the
ci2 per cent which has been held out
since last August, when the act pro-
viding for annuities for retired en-
ployes went into effect.
This rule is set forth in Treasury
decision No. 3112. issued by Paul f
Myers as acting commissioner Of in
ternal revenue ard approved by Sec
retary OF the Treasury Houston.
Text of the Decision.
The full text of the decision has
been sent to all collectors of iuterna.
revenue and reads as follows.
The amounts deducted and with
held from the basic salary. pay or
compensation paid TO employees IL
.he civil service of the United States
in accordance with the provisions Of
the act approved May -. 1920. should
be reported by such employees for in
come tax purposes.
THE total compensation of en-
ployes should be reported in gross
income and no corresponding deduc-
ton can be taken for the amounts
withheld, inaSmuch as such amounts
are payments made toward the pur-
chase of annuitieS provided for in
the act. and are not allowable de-
GuctlonS for income tax purposes.
The annuities paid retired en-
ployes are subject TO tax 10 the eX
tent that the aggregate amount of
the payments exceeds the amounts
withheld from the compensation Of
the employees
Reason for the Ruling.
1t was pointed out by Treasury Off
Gals today that the amounts with
held are returned to the employees
either as an annuity or when the
person leaves the government service.
Delay in printing more than
!. 900 900 individual income tax re-
turns for incomes of $1,000 or less is
holding up the issuance of those
forms, known as form 104o-A. which
was expected to begin today Pres
ent indications are that they will not
be ready before January 25, which is
forty-three days before the last date
for filing returns.