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LydiaE. .Pinkham' svegetableC Com
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broidery resembling hand work
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ed and controlled separately.
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cessors,. the Earls of Arundel, have
been buried in vaults of this chapel
since 1415. The Duke of Norfolk
holds the hereditary post of Earl Mar
shall of England, the highest official
of the English court, and is respons'
ible for all high royal functions, in
Guiding coronations and state open
ings of parliament. The Office was
held in the family even when Catho-
lies were banished under law. While
the present duke is under age, his
official duties are discharged by his
deputy, Lord Fitzalan, who is an
uncle of the young duke.
Forced to Apologize.-Nine promi-
nent Madras Catholics, headed by
Mgr Teiviera, vicar general of the
bishop of Mylapore, have succeeded
in obtaining from the Madras Mail an
expression of regret for the publica,
ton in it's columns of an offensive
reference to the Catholic Church con
tanned in an article written by one OF
it's special contributors. The Mail
gave publicity to the letter bearing
the name of Mgr. Teiviera and the
other DIRECTORS. At the same time the
newspaper published an explanatory
note of regret from the editor THAT
the paragraph should have found 9
place" in the article The writer ir
the Mail urged upon his readers thai
they be "broad-minded," venturing the
suggestion at the same time that "b!
this process widely carried out, the
| hypocritical and insincere Church
whose power today is derived from
tradition rather than truth, would b.
consigned to the limbo of dead for
gotten and useless things
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vocation of the Blessed Virgin, his
voice was restored, to the astonish-
ment of his physicians. He was or
dained in 1918, and after a year in. the
Albany province he was sent to Can
ada where he was given charge of a
small parish, His arduous work over
taxed his frail health and ne died
while visiting his mother IN New
York.
Six Dioceses Gave More Than Quo
ta.-Records of the participation of
Catholic manhood in the service of
the country during the World War
will be ninety per cent complete at the
end OF the present year if the activi-
ties of different dioceses in compiling
their records druing the past three
months are any indication, according
to Daniel j. Ryan, director Of the
National Catholic War Councils Blu.
reau of Historical Records. Six do.
ceses have already tabulated data to
show that they furnished more than
their quota of the population to the
service and seven others are nearing
the top. These latter are Leaven.
worth, Boston, Dubuque, Portland,
Natchez, Mobile and Kansas City. Re-
ports indicate that the work is being
vigorously prosecuted now in the di-
oceses of Providence, Cleveland,
Springfield, Brooklyn and Duluth and
in the archdiocese of Chicago. Adj
ditional space has been provided by
the Historical Records Bureau to &C
commodate incoming records. The
work on diocesan war pamphlets is
also being rushed to completion.
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Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale
Notice is hereby given that default
having occurred in the. conditions of
CERTAIN mortgage bearing the date of Of
and signed by Edward H. Payte and
Jean G. Payte, his wife. mortgagors,
to Joseph M; Gaffney, as mortgage,
ter of Deeds in and for the County
of Ramsey, State of Minnesota, on the
18th, day of February, 1920, at LEO
page 299 thereof, and upon which mort
gage there is now due at the date Of
this notice the sum of Two Thousand
Six. Hundred Twenty-one and 25t10O
Dollars .($2.621.25l principal and inter
est and taxes for the last half of
the year Of 1920, which have been paid
enty-two and esiioo Dollars '' fs72.os),
said .mortgagors being in default of the
payment of the taxes, and payment
having been made by the mortgagee
Auditor of the delinquent taxes by no.
tice of sale that property taxes were
not paid, making q total due on said
dred Ninety-three and 33/100 Dollars
($2,693.33), and no action or proceedings
of law III hay,inHgs been Instituted to re
Now, Therefore, Notice is hereby
given that. by virtue of the power Of
pursuant to the statutes in such cases
made and provided, the said mortgage
will be foreclosed by sale at cubic
auction of the premises therein de-
scribed to be made by, the Sheriff of
Ramsey County, at the Cedar Street
Main Entrance to the Court House, in
the City of st. Paul, County of Ram
sey and State of Minnesota, on the LIST
day of April, 1922, at ten o'clock in
the forenoon of that day, to satisfy the
amount which will then be due on said
said sale and the attorneys fees of
Seventy-five Dollars ($75.0O) stipulated
| in said mortgage to be paid in case
of foreclosure thereof.
The premises and property describ-
| ed in said mortgage and SO to be sold
| are all of that certain piece of real
| estate lying. and being in the County
of Ramsey, State of Minnesota, describ-
| ed as follows: Lot twenty-five (22) Of
| block one %, Highland Addition to
| the City of St Paul, according to the
Iplat thereof on file and of record in
| the office of the Register of Deeds in
| and for said County of Ramsey. State
| of Minnesota.
JOSEPH NJ. GAFFNEY,
| Mortgagee
| SEXTON, MORDAUNT e. Kennedy
| Attorneys for MOrtgagee, 1901 PiO-
| neer Building, st. Paul. Minnesota
1 Dated at ST. Paul, Minnesota, this 10th
| day of February, 1922.
Citation Elk. at Final Account.
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o the persons thereto entitled:

to the persons thereto entitled
1t is Ordered, That said petition be
heard and that all persons interested
in said matter be cited and required to
appear before this Court, on Tuesday,
the 7th day of March, 1922, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ, or as soon thereafter
as said matter can be heard, at the
Probate Court Rooms in the Court
House in the City of st. Paul, in said
County. and show cause, if any they
have, why said petition should not be
granted and that this citation be serv-
ed by publication thereof in The Catho-
lie Bulletin according to laws, and by
mailing copy of this citation at least
IA days before. said day of hearing, to
each of the heirs, devisees and legatees
of said decedent whose names and ad-
dresses appear from the files OF this
Court.
Witness the Judge of said Court this
7th day Of February, A. d. 1922.
HOWARD WHEELER,
Judge of Probate.
(Seal of Probate Court.)
Attest: F. w. Gosewisch,
Clerk of Probate.
O'MALLEY & O'MALLEY. Attorneys.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA. County of
Ramsey-ss. In Probate Court
In the Matter of the Estate of Sarah
Mullen, Decedent
The State of Minnesota to All Whom
it May Concern:
On reading and fling the petition Of
the representative of said estate, pray
ing that the Court fix a time and place
for examining, adjusting and allowing
his FINAL ACCOUNT. and for the as
Segment of the residue of said estate
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-05-16
AROUND THE CLOCK
s,.rlIrh. .ad spn.hIns Llrh.ins LIfs. Ps,hwsy.

mcnt TO compose herself, and when
the pictures appeared in the paper
She sat with her legs crossed and
her skirt ur 10 her knees.
A girl had juyt won the long-dis-
lance swimming championship. The
reporters wanted 90 photograph her
in her bathing suit, but she ran and
got dress, and when she posed
She sat with her legs crossed and
her skirt up 90 her knees.
A famous actress was carried from
q burning hotel in a fainting condi-
ton. She begged the reporters TO
wait, and when she finally allowed
them 10 snap her
She sat with her legs crossed and
her skirt up TO her knees.
A group photograph Of seventy
members Of the committee TO fur
nish ice cream freezers for the
starving Eskimos was taken for
publication purposes
And they all sat with their legs
crossed and their skirts up 10 their
knees
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-05-16

The idea of saying il with flowers
Is being widely advertised. II has
been said that a flower in your but
tonhole proclaims your sentiments.
This business Of making flowers say
what you believe Is capable Of all
sorts Of development. Everyone APP
preciates 1.-THE florists most Of all.
Thus:
# you are in favor Of daylight
saving, wear a morning glory
II you are opposed TO daylight
saving, wear a four-o-clock.
II you think Germany should now
be treated kindly, wear Dutchmen's
breeches.
If you think she ought TO be pun
ished some more, wear fleur-de-lis.
II you are in favor of matrimony,
wear orange blossoms.
If you are opposed to matrimOny,
wear bachelors buttons.
II you believe in modesty, wear
violets
If you are in favor Of kissing,
wear tulips.
If you are opposed to kissing,
wear snapdragons.
If you are a pawnbroker, wear
hOllyhock.
II you are a detective, wear trail
ing arbutus.
If you don't care for expense,
wear orchids.
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ne bNtN
I. Sleeplcssness troubles are
mighty few when il h time to get up.
2. a renter will agree that home
Is the dearest place on earth.
3. Necessity may be the mother
Of invention, but laziness is its
father.
4 Some peoples idea Of pros
periiy is for everyone 70 become TOO
rich 10 work.
2. A lot Of us ask the price be-
fore we know the value.
g. Before marriage n mans head
Is full Of one girl; after marriage
he likes TO change his mind.
T. You can get along without
a dimple If there's sunshine in your
smile.
S. Don't cross bridges before you
come 20 them--it wears out the
bridges.
9. The fashion hounds are made
up Of two classes-men and women.
10. When a distressed maiden
needs succor, there's always some
sucker standing around TO help.
H. Trust a gossip TO say nothing
in such a way that nothing is left
unsaid.
~. Many women wait until they
are on the wrong side Of thirty be-
fore trying 20 get on the right side
Of men.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-05-16

THE author Of the following is
still no large, though at last ac-
counts a determined posse was
on his trail with sawcd-off shot
guns and murder IN their eyesl
Nothing to do but work;
Nothing 20 eat but food;
Nothing 20 wear bat clothes,
To keep from going nude.
Nothing 10 breathe but air,
Quick az a flash tbs gone;
Nowhere to fall but offs
Nowhere 20 stand but on
Nothing to comb bat hairs;
Nowhere 10 sleep but in bed;
Nothing TO weep but tears;
Nothing to bury but dead.
Nothing TO sing but songs;
An, well, alas alackl
Nowhere 10 90 but out;
Nowhere to come but back.
Nothing to see but sights;
Nothing 20 quench but thirst;
Nothing to have but what we've got
Thus through life we are cursed
Nothing to strike but gait;
Everything moves that gees.
Nothing at all but common sense
Can ever Withstand these woes.
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County. ln ihr Cty ai Lubbock, nu the 2nd
Monday in June. a ID p1i. the same being
fhe lth DAY Of June. 4 u. iqil, then and
there fn show cause Why Judgment should
hot De- rendered against 700 and The sad
land and lots sold under foreclosure ~ sad
lien to satisfy said tases, interest, penalties
and costs. iHd an court COSTS an ~ which,
together with other and lufthtr relief genef
ID aui special. being fully srt out and prayed
iur in 'he plaintiff original petition uled
.n Iad court on the 18Th day oi April. W..
ani appearing on the docket thereof a. SUIT
so i0il. wherein the Lubbock Independent
school District De- plaintiff. and W J.. New.
SOME and all persons owning or having
OF claiming any interest boz said land nr lots,
defendants
Given under my hand and seal OF said
Court. AZ Office 100 the City of Lubbock. in
the County oi Lubbock. this isfh day Of
April a ID 1917
tSFAiJ LOUIE 3 MOORE. Clerk,
District Court. Lubbock County, Texas
2l.Ir
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CITATION ny PUBLICATION ...
IN DELINQUENT lax SUITS

lliI NINlI " lfNN'i
TO a u Bull. and all persons owning o,
having of claiming any interest 90 the land
on lots hereinafter ies,rihed, the, same ne
C,p,,t, IA 1 lubbock for iascs and the same "
ne ana being situated ia the County oi
fnhh8ck and state Of Texas, tq'wti
An ai hlock No 80, BOO The Nheelock sec
ond addition 20 The t9Nn OF Luheo,s' ist ,t,
mar and plat oi said addition recorder on
oag,s ~ and q oi Volume No ~ OF the
Deed Record, of Lubbock County Iekas' 20
which records. reference o. here male iui
more psfileular description Of the said par
eel 1r block of land a..
Which said property b delinquent 60 we
STATE ~ TEXAS and County oi luhDosh' iet
t..es Tor the years 1919, 1918, iNf 1910. WI
i9is 1919 and i9n aggfegatius the sum ol
sp AL including interest, penaltes ana costs
s.H tarrs having been legally levied, as,
.cssed and rendered against sad ,ani ahl
irfs and the same being lawful charge
,rd continuing a prior lien against ~,
anne bob favor ~ the state of Texas ana
county OF Lubbock 10 secure the payment
sND you ARE HEREBY COMMANDED
a. H. and appear before thr Honorable ser,
snty second District Court OF Lubbock
County Texas. az the next regular Fti,
thereof 10 be heid a, the Courthouse gi ssii
County IN the City Of Lubbock. on the 2nd
49,, In Tune A ID 1922. the same he
ing IN, l2ih day Of Juns ID y3 ~.
,rI there 30 show rausr Why iuhgmeni
sta,,l4 ro, be rendered against you and the
,si land AMI lots sold under torsclosure OF
aid i.sn % satisfy SAID 'aSss. interest zen
.ft,s and costs and all court costs; an 81
ah,rh together With other and further r.
h.f vrrrrai anil special heing tully 80 nui
ard nravsd FOR in the plaintiHs ~ gina,
o.tition flied in said court on thr 'tn gay y
MAY iQl1. and apnearng an ihe a.-h
thereof n Suit 40 i0s1 wherein The state Of
~. ana COUNTY OF Lubbock BE- Plain
IN .ri A n Run aui an persons avnir z
ar having or claiming any interest h sa'
arf or lots icicrdants
C,r., nrfrr nv hand ara seal oi sad
C.rf, AZ oHIce n fhc CITY of Lubbock, ir
,hr County nf lubbock th.s Hh day o
Nas a ID i0n -
f-rn'i NV ff p f'F'h'
Di.ffIrf C.rri tuhhorh County Ic,as
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The cu.tom.ry Attituds

Have you ever noticed the way in
which women usually pose them
selves for the newspaper photogra-
Pliers? Well. you must have been
impressed BY the fact that there Is
customary attitude sought by all.
For instance:
A lady was going to Europe on a
steamer, and just before the boat
started, she was shot" BY the news
paper photographers Just mo-
ment. please" she said. and then
she posed herself.
She sat with her legs crossed and
her skirt up to her knees.
A woman was caught in a rad
road wreck, and when che reporters
came with their cameras to photo
graph the survivors. she drapei her
relf careIesaly over a broken trunk.
She sat with her lcgs crossed and
her shirt up % her knees
A reest ycunE thing had jnH.
hot ! burglar. The rsPeFtsfs hufs'
into lhs room. she srk<d fa< . mo-
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CITATION BY PUBLICATION
IN DELINQUENT TAX SUITS

And County Of Lubbock
To A. simmonis. and an persons
owning oT having or claiming any interest
u thc land or lofs hereinafter described
ihc same being DELINQUENT % the Lubbock
Independent School District for taxes, and
che same wing and being situated in the
County Of Lubbock and state 81 Texas.
to.uit-
be- sd. rs boz block So S.. OF he old
treH division If fhe town Of lrbbock
Ttsas which said property is delinquent
Oh fhc fuhbn.k Independent school DIS
trcf ior Eases i0r fhe year 100 aggre
eating the sum Of 9'. includng interest.
penalties and costs, SAID taxes having been
legally levied assessed and rendered against
said land and lots. and the samc being .
lawful charge and constituting prior lien
against fhe SAME BOB favor "a The Lubbock
Independent school District 60 secure the
AND YOU ARR HEREBY COMMANDED
60 be and appear before the Honorable Sew
tnty Second District Court Of Lubbock
County. Texas. a. the next regular term
thereof 90 be- held a. the Courthouse OF said
County. n The City of Lubbock on tho md
Monday on June A. d 1871 the same beng
the 18th day OF June. A. u. i922. then and
there 90 show cause Why judgment should
not be rendered against you and the said
land and lots sold under foreclosure Of said
lien 90 satisfy said taxes. interest. penalties
and costs and an court costs; all OF which,
together with other and further rclici. gcner.
al and special being July set cut and prayed
for in the plaintiffs original petition filed
IN sand court on the 18th day % April, 1871
and appearing on the docket thereof suit
No. 1854 wherein the Lubbock independent
School District is plaintiff. and J. a. sim
monds. and an persons owning Or having
or claiming any interest in sad land Or lots,
defendants.
Given under my hand and seal Of said
Court az office n che City Of Lubbock. IN
the County oi lubbock. this 18th Jay Of
April s. % 1921
tsEAIl LOUIE r. MOORE. Clerk.
District Court. Lubbock County. rexas
U-lT
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CITATION BY PUBLICATION -,,,.,s
M DELINQUENT TAX SUITS

rHF STATE on rENA>
500 la1utf Oh Luunoc. -
o. a D. Boil ana ah per.1as 9.a.af "a
' a,. hsreHaies 3sss ibei. ,hs same BE-.
..g i.nrlns4t 90 fhr Lubbock independent
school Dstrilf lar taxes ani thc SAME ~
trv ana being situated iu thr county "i
abhort and state oi Tcsas. 90 ~t
All III hiars so Sd BOZ She Nhceluck SEE
8nd addition tn thr town I'D luD1orh. lfAs Z
.ai parcel of land beng desrrihei On ihe
nae ant olaf N sah tiiitIuu recorded on
o.s,. u sni q IF Volume So . Of ihe
bred Records 81 Lubbock County, ieNas' %
sh.rh records. reference fs hrfr made Tor
more particular description 81 the SAID par
wt'rh ss,d properly IS delinquent 20 a.;
Inhhork independent school District ios
tarss ior the Years We iYil iPa wy
nan reina.rr interest. penalties and costs.
sald tasrs having been legally lrvird' a.,
,esscf and rendered against sad lana ana
lots. ans ths same bring a awful chaies
ara constituting a prior iicn against me
'sos n favsr y ihe Lubbock indsnpendsu'
srhnol District 90 secure thr payment there
"aNp you ARF HEREBY COMMANDED
10 b. and appear before the Honorahr SEW
eafy second District Court az Luhoocs
County Texas. a. the net regular term
thereof - be hold a. the Courthouse oi saii
County 10 ~ CO. ~ Lnhooek on ~ ~
Monday Iars. D i'l., the sane be
% fh. i2th day Of June. a. ID re, then
,ra there % show cause shT Judgment
shoud not ~ rendered against you snd me
saif lard AMI lots cold under iofrclosure Of
.af lien ~ satisfy said tascs. INTEREST, uen.
allies ard costs and al court COSTS All of
,sttrh fos~fhrr rifh other and further r.
i~f general ana special. being July 80 out
ara nrarri fnr fhr plsirfiH nri4inal
r-f'tian Nisd ~ SAID court on ihc q'h eay. p
NaV q1l and trnrarinE or thr docket
fi~rerf a. <rf 40 Nfi wherein fhe l.uh
f,et fr4~r~rAerf School Distrirf ia Plain
nf srf ID hnn ard az pefsrnH owning
~ rarirv sr csimiug any Interest |n SAID
IanN lr l1ts trirnianfs
Given under nf hand and sral ~ sai
Caurf af nnrr m fhr CITY ai rhhrck. in
Ere raurfr "a Lubbock fhis Hfh daf a
M A % IgN
seal LOUIE NOORF Clert
pisfftrf Court Lubbock COUNTY Icsss
:, rf.lr
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-05-16
CITATION BY PUBLICATION
IN DELINQUENT TAX SUITS
THE STATE OF TEXAs.

THE STATE OF TEXAS
And County Of Lubbock
To Mrs q " Winters. and all persons
owning or having or claiming any interest
m the land or lots hereinafter described.
the same being delinquent 20 the Lubbock
Independent school Dstrc; for taxes. and
the same lying and being situated IN the
County Of Lubbock. and State Of Texas.
Lot No. 70. IN block No. J. Of the old town
division Of the town Of Lubbock. Texas,
which said property u delinquent 20 the
Lubbock independent School District for
the sum Of S.O. including interest.
legally levied. assessed and rendered against
lawful charge and Constituting a prior lien
against the same Ia favor Of the Lubbock
Independent School District 20 secure the
payncnt thereof.
AND yoU ARE HEREBY COMMANDED
10 be and appear before the Honorable Sew
enfy. Second District Court Of Luhbock
County. Teas. a. the neat regular term
thereof 20 ~ held a. the Courthouse Of ssii
County. IN the City q Luhboek, on INC nd
unnisg m June. A n iq1l. the sans beng
The i,th day Of June. A ID la1l, then and
there 70 sho~ cause vhT IuaEment shouii
not hs rendered against yuu and Ne. sa|t
hnf ana iois soli under foreclosure u aid
I|sn 10 satisfy sai fsErf |nisfgsf. ren4'IIls
.nf ralll and an souu fostsi an u shIlt.
inafIElT 18th olh1I and IufihfT flII1I EIHfI.
n AID ,nflIsl, hang iallr 80 oni snf pIefs!
TO- |n he pIs|ai|ITs rrxus' pfi.Nr4 ti<i
~ ss|t faali o. Ne |.'h d. q tlf'l ~
~ sQlss|as - Ne as'ks' iAf'ti q. ssf