davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1922-10-07
HIT BY GOVERNORS CAR;
POLICEMAN IN HOSPITAL
T0xicab Strikes and Injuries
Another PofroIman.

Frank Giordano. motorcycle poL-A-
man Of All Humboldt street. Brooklyn
is in the Jamaica Hospital sufferine
from injuries inflicted Thursday nigh
when he was struck by an automobiI,
in which Gov Miller was riding. The
policeman was escorting the Governor
and his party through Hillside avenue
and when he slowed down for traffic ~
Queens Boulevard the Governors motor
ran against his cycle and threw him 10
the pavement He suffered decorations
Of the right knee.
Joseph r. McGovern or Motorcycle
Squad No. 2, was escorting George j..
Mcdonald, a banker, down Fifth ave
nue. from the Lotos Club to tho Hotel
Commodore last night when a taxicab
running in the opposite direction. struck
his machine and threw him to the pave
ment. McGovern was taken to the Wesg
Forty-sevent street station and attended
by DR.. Modance OF Flower, Hospital
who found that he had q deep laceratIon
of the right leg. Then he went to his
home at 731 Fifty-seventh street, Brook
lyn.
The New York herald., 1922-10-07
Operator Denies There Are
Manipulators in the Com
modify Markets.
A lands is FAVORED
Barnes Testifies a Commits
sioner Might Solve Problem
Of Price Fixing

Jesse H. Livermore, once known as
the boy Plunger of Wall Street"
testified before the Federal Trade Com
mission in the Federal Building yes
terday that he had bought and sold
millions OF bushels of wheat, but
wouldn't know wheat from oats if he
saw either growing.
The commission is investigating the
cause of sudden fluctuations in the
price of grain on the exchange. One
of the first questions Victor Murdoch,
chairman of the commission, put to
Mr.. Livermore was:
How would you define a gambler in
wheat futures as distinct from a
manipulation or speculative in
vestor?"
"A gambler" said Mr.. Lvermore, "is
p man who doesn't know the market. He
goes to a broker and says, What can
] do to make 81 1.o00?' He's only an in
cident The speculative investor buys or
sells against future conditions on his
knowledge OF what has happened in the
past under a similar set of conditions.
"A manipulation, as far as l know,
does not exist in the commodity market.
Attempts to manipulate the grain mar
kets are newspaper talk, like bear raids
on the stock market There's no such
thing. There is no 'Waldorf-Astoria
pool or Palm Beach crowd. That makes
good newspaper reading, but no group
Of men would play the market together
for the simple reason they wouldn't trust
one another
Mr.. Murdoch asked the witness to
The New York herald., 1922-10-07

imagine n farm boy-"your own age
who had devoted his life to growing
wheat and who had managed to accu-
mulate $1,000.
what effect has your speculative ac-
ctivity had on him?" he asked.
None" replied Mr.. Livermore. IF IT
was not for the grain exchanges three or
four big elevator concerns would control
the whole output and could name their
own prices. The speculators-the in and
outers-are the stabilizers of the mar
ket. Did you ever stop to think what
might happen to the market some day
if there were no buyers and some un-
expected bad news arrived over night
The shorts come to the rescue of every
body on bad days. They are the life
savers, a necessary evil.
"If we are going to have exchanges
and in my opinion we must nave ex-
changes-we cannot get along without
shorts"
The witness said he thought his deals
in futures. even when he had bought
and sold 5000 900 bushels at time,
had no effect on the market except Tor
the few minutes required actually 70
transact the sale. He explained that
by buying in large quantities he 'easeo
in" to the market feeling his way.
10 you diSO ease o"e' " p" "N
asked.
mot IL I see some one trying TO get
out ahead of me-" he said.
julius H. Barnes, wartime president
of the United States Grain Corporation
also testified that grain prices were not
manipulated. in his opinion. He vel
coined the suggestion that Judge Ian
dis for the commodity markets might
solve the problem of speculation control
Mr. Barnes said he favored change
in the regulations governing the wheat
market that would make Chicago the
central market of the country and the
world. This. he thought would provide
greater latitude for trading and re-
duce price fluctuations.
The next hearing of the commission
will be in Chicago next Tuesday. The
inquiry is pursuant to resolution
adopted by Congress August 16, 1921.
The New York herald., 1922-10-07
September Mail Receipts
Here Jump 1898, ,44O
Special Dispatch to THE NEw YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, ID. c., Oct. q.

Special Dispatch TO THE NEw York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, ID. g., Oct. q.
~ OSTAL receipts in New York
city for September were
1898, ,440 greater than during
the same period last year. the Post
Office Department announced to-
day. totaling s4.7O1, ,294. compared
with $4,l92,71S in August.
1t is estimated that postal receipts
throughout the country have in
creased 11.55 per cent. during the
last year. The upward movement
I began in November and has con-
tinued steadily This is due. de-
partment officials declared to-day,
to better business conditions. Nor
malcy is being rapidly restored,
they said.
New York city receipts were
nearly sl,000.000 greater during
September than in any other city.
Chicago was second with $3.S1S,340
and Philadelphia third. The great
est increase for September was in
Chicago, s391.611.
The New York herald., 1922-10-07
Rehniuu8 Notices
ADVENTIST.
THE CITY TEMPLE.
i20tb st. and Lenox Ave.

CARLYLE h. HAYNES. Pastor.
To-day: Sabbath School. $50: Service. II.
Sunday Night, "TEE UTTER OVER
THROW AND COMPLETE DESTRUCTION
BIBLE PROPHECY AS SOON TO TAKE
PLACE, AND THE CONSEQUENT INTER
NATIONAL SCRAMBLE FOR ITS MUCH
DE SIRED TERRITORY. RESULTING IN A
WAR OF RELIGIONS AND RACES AND
NATIONS WHICH WILL SWEEP WORLD
CIVILIZATION INTO THE DISCARD.
BRING ON ARMAGEDDON. THE LAST
WORLD WAR AND PREPARE THE
WORLD FOR THE ULTIMATE AND PEI
MANENT WORLD GOVERNMENT UNDER
THE PERSONAL SOVEREIGNTY OF THE
PRINCE OF PEACE HIMSELF. 4 PRO
PHECN THAT IS CLEAR AND UNMIS-
TAXABLE"
The New York herald., 1922-10-07
BAPTIST
BAPTIST.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH,
broadway and 10Th Street.
PASTOR. |. M. HALDEMAN. D. d

II A. M-"wAIKING WITH GOD
CHRISTIANS WHO WILL. NEVER DIE
WHOSE BODIES WILL NEVER LIE II
THE GRAVE. CHRISTIANS WHO WILL
GO TO HEAVEN WITHOUT DYING" (YOu
Should Hear This SermOn.)
8 p. M.-"HOW THE BAPTIsi DENOMI-
NATION WAS CAMOUFLAGED AT IN.
DIANAPOIIS BY THE HYPOCRITICAI
PROPOSITION TO MAKE THE NEW TES-
LAMENT THE RULE OF FAITH; WHEN
THOSE WHO PUT THE PROPOSITION
THROUGH DID NOT BELIEVE IN THF
FULL INSPIRATION OF THE NEW TES-
LAMENT"
(Baptists who believe in the faith of their
fathers and repudiate the so-colled Baptist
Preachers who deny the full inspiration Of
the Bible because they wish to please the
nfidelity of the hour invited TO hear
this sermon and by their presence protest
against the cowardice and treason of such
preacher>)
Friday Night. October Is, 3 o'clock. "How
IN nh
The New York herald., 1922-10-07
GUsHER AT TEAPOT DOME.

CASPER, Wyo Oct. 6.--The first
gusher to be brought in on the Teapot
Dome United States Naval Oil Reserve
came in yesterday with an estimated
daily flow of about 10000 barrels. If
the estimate is correct this will be the
best we'll in wyoming.
The New York herald., 1922-10-07

TOPICS FOR SUNDAY
IN CITY CHURCHES
Things Beautiful in Britain
Will Be Subject Of DR..
Jefferson.
A SERVICE FOR CZECHS
Choir Will Give Program Of
That Nations Ancient An
thems in Synod Hall.
A SERVICE FOR CZECHS

The Rev Charles z. Jefferson. pas
Church. will give his second lecture to-
morrow night in his course on interna-
tional friendship. The subject will be
Things Beautiful in Britain" Dr. JEFF
City Temple London. during the sum-
mer.
The dedication ceremonies of the new
West Side Unitarian Church, on Cathe-
dray Parkway. will begin October 10.
Continuing his study of the present
status of woman DR.. Charles Francis
Potter, pastor, will preach at II O'Clock
on Revising the Marriage Ceremony
DR.. Royal S. Copeland, Health Com
missioner and Democratic candidate for
the United States Senate, will speak at
night at the st. Andrews Methodist
Church and District Attorney Banton
will speak at II at the Reformed Church
OF Harlem.
Service for CzcchO-sIovakians.
BY special arrangement with the Right
Rev. William 7. Manning, Episcopal
Bishop of New York, his Eminence
Gorazd Pavlik, PrimateS of the National
Church Of Czecho-Sovakia, will conduct
a service for Czecho- -Slovakians in
Synod Hall, Amsterdam avenue and
10th street, at 10 O'Clock. In connection
with the service, which will be con-
Quoted in the Czech language Czecho-
Slovallian choir will give a program Of
ancient anthems of that nation.
The Rescue Society. Doyers street.
will celebrate the anniversary of the
conversion of Supt. Tom Noonan
to-day and tomorrow at $3.50 p. NJ.
Mr.. Noonan has been connected
with this mission for twenty-six years
and has made it widely known for res
cue work among the derelicts of the
Bowery district
DR.. Guthrie at ST. Mark s-in-the
Bouwerie will give the second of his
series of sermons on Divorce and Mar
riage' at II. His subject at this SER
vice will be THE Traditional Teachings
of Jesus as to Divorce and as to Mar
rage.
The Rev. Raymond c. Knox. chaplain
of Columbia University. will preach in
st. Paul's Chapel at 4. Prof. Walter
Henry Hall will be in charge of the
music.
DIR. Burrell will preach at the Marble
The New York herald., 1922-10-07
II. 6. WELLS FOR PARLIAMENT

LONDON, Oct 6.-H c. Wells, tho
novelist, has been chosen as the Labor
candidate for London University in the
next Parliamentary elections.
The New York herald., 1922-10-07

Collegiate Church at II on The Funda-
mentals" DR.. Barnhiu will preach in
the evening on "A Mans Man"
At the Park Avenue Baptist Church.
Park avenue and SiXty-fourth street
the Rev. Dr. Cornelius Woelfkin will
preach morning and evening.
.Curious Conventions"
DIR. George C. Moore. at the Madison
Avenue Baptist Church. is giving series
OF sermons on Curious Conversions"
which is attracting many people. To-
morrows subject will be "A Jailor
Jeopardized."
DR.. Ralph W. Sockman, pastor of
Madison Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church. is delivering a series OF Sunday
night sermons during October on the
general theme Religion and Applied
Psychology"
At the Church of the Divine Paternity,
Central Park West and Seventy-siXth
street, the minister, Joseph Fort New
ton, will preach at IL, his subject being
$50 This Is Religion"
At the Fourth Presbyterian Church,
West End avenue and Ninety-frst street,
the Rev. T.. w. Work, pastor, Holy Com
munion will be given at the II o'clock
service. The pastor will preach morning
and evening
"The Mighty Remnant" and What
Sort of a Church Does Our Community
Need?" will be DR.. S. Edward Young S
subjects tomorrow morning and evening
at the Bedford Presbyterian Church,
Nostrand avenue and Dean street,
Brooklyn, with talk to the boys and
girls at the morning service.
At the Broadway Presbyterian Church
ha ion nrxyiNa nP
son will be held at II, and new members
will be received. The pastor the Rev.
Walter Duncan Buchanan, will preach
in the evening at s on Selling One
Soul"
Dr. Robert Watson, minister of the
Second Presby yterian Church. Ninety
sixth street and Central Park West, will
preach in the morning on THE Spiritual
Milk" and in the evening on THE Third
Fundamental"
A Meeting for Strangers.
At Rutgers Presbyterian Church.
Broadway and Seventy-third street. the
pastor. the Rev. Daniel Russell. will
preach morning and evening His even
ing topic will be Strangers Welcome. "
At o'clock in the chapel there will be
a strangers get together" an informal
reception and tea, with singing.
The Rev. Henry Evertson Cobb will
preach at both services tomorrow at
the Collegiate Church. West End avenue
and Seventy-sevepth street. At 4;3o the
subject will he When the Wind Blew
Out the Last Match
At the Central Baptist Church. Am
sterdam avenue and Ninety-second
street. Prof. Robert II. Hatch of the
| department of public speaking of the
College of the City of New York will
! give a Shakespearean recital in illus.
tration of the sermon by the pastor
the Rev. r. NJ. Goodchild, at 8. The
subject of the sermon will be "The
Bible in Shakespeare" In the morning
the pastor will preach on Gods WILL
In the series of>lectures on practical
/ psychology that DR.. A. A. Lindsay is
giving at the Frazee Theater on Sun
day nights he is covering every feature
in psychology for practice" To-mor-
row night his subject will be Scientific
| Prayer
The first Institute of Church Knowl.
J edge opened at st. Mary's Church. 1O1
The New York herald., 1922-10-07
IT wAsurNGToN COLLEGIATE CHrRcH
IL1MiLroN Gn,NGn. Convent A.; : I.oll
SPiEITI AIISN.
UNITARIAN.

WEST STDE INtTAHtAN CHURCH
Row CHARLES FRANCIS POTTER. Minis, M
$50 Cathedral Parkway. a. B'way. N A. Af
REVISING THE MARRIAGE CEREMONN '
Cor no We Need New One7l
ININERSAIIST
The New York herald., 1922-10-07
JNIvERsALisT.
Diblile Ddternitp

Central rark West and 18th -.
LOSErH TOKT NEWTON, ~. Litt.. ~. ~.
Rev, IItii ENE ILRICH. ". ~. Assistant
Or. Newton VIII preach AZ II A. NJ.
$50 THIS Us RELIGION"
Chldren's Church. u 4. NJ. Miss Ulrlrh.
The New York herald., 1922-10-07
DR. Glenn FRANK
BRooKLYS.

Editor Century Magazine
4 Stroug Man with strong message.
Neglected Raw Materials of Religion
West Side v. " s.. a. tp. ". SIS W 17th -
RVOOkTNN
The New York herald., 1922-10-07

BEDFORD BRANCH. v. ~. c. A.
tgt Bedford Ave. Sunday. 40 p n
pTV s. PARKES CADMAN. n. D..
Europcs rlnro ir the sun
Nurle by GLORIA TUt MrErEEs
The New York herald., 1922-10-07
NTDANTA

Foundcd ~ swami Vivekananda--3A W.
list Address hy swami Bodhananda.
''Eternal Rcn ngion." T. NJ. All Welcome
The New York herald., 1922-10-07

Kolynos Dental Cream provides much i'm
portan safeguard against these dangerous organisms
1t destroys and banishes from your mouth hundreds of
millions of these bacteria which of necessity your
mouth through the air you breathe the water you drink
and the food you eat
You dentifrice cleanse the teeth-to restore
their beautiful natural flstre But why not denti
The New York herald., 1922-10-07
CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION

OotIICuI al UI d. JOm the DIVING
Amsterdam Avenue and 112th street
A. M.--The Holy Communion
II A M.-Preacher. Very Rev Howard G.
Robbins. p. D., Dean Of the Cathedral
p. M-Preacher. Rev. Charlie K Gilberf.
Honorary Vicar of the Cathedral
Daily Services-7 30 A. M ) r. NJ
(choral except Monday and Saturday.
The New York herald., 1922-10-07
st. Ttomas's 6 Churr!i

fIFIH AVENUE AND 53D STRRET
Rev. ERNEST NJ. STIRES, u. D., Rector.
a. M-Holy Communion.
II Morning Service and Sermon CRector)
4-Evensong and Address CRector)
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-11-03
Does The Present School
Board Deserve Endorsement

! here was published yesterday
d signed endorsement Of the
present Board Of Education OF
Richmond for its actions in con-
INJECTION with the school bond is
sue and raising of the school tax
to build and equip the new schoo'
Of course, the members Of the
present board have many friends
and many will endorse what they
have done, even though the rec
ord shows that the Board fla
gravity violated its pledge made
! to the people before the bond is
sue not to raise the school tan
over Coo on the 500 of property.
! Some taxpayers OF Richmonc
who found their city taxes enor-
nously increased when they paid
up on Oct 81, probably won't
agree with those friends of the
present board that it deserves
endorsement Of it's work They
will prefer to take the position:
that no public official who breaks
promise to the people shouly
have an endorsement. no matte.
whether such = Dlcdoe was yi0-
lated nnwillinglv or not.
To read the statement publish
ed in another column one woulc
almost think that the members
Of the present board are MARTYR.
to their duties as members of the
Civ School Board. 1t is inter,
esljno- to know that the author
OF this splendid tribute to tbt
board and their work cannot b:
exactly identified even thoueh
the names of a number of prom
inent citizens are appended there
to. SUSPICION has it that tic
compliment TO The Boards wnrx
might have been written bv
member Of the board-mavhap
even the versatile chairman him
self. This much at least is known:
Several of the prominent men
whose names are signed say tina,
tIey were solicited to SIGN the
endorsement and it was present.
ed to them bv q member of the
present board. So that the sus-
picion is given the stronger color
that a member of the Board
might be found in the attitude OF
writing an endorsement Of and g
tribute to himself and his col
leagues. The Daily Reoiste,
would be Glad to state inst who
WAS the author of this statement
who wrote tiff if is in error
regarding the suspicion as to the
fine Italian hand which seems
.aDparent through it all
The Daily REGISTER does IS no>I
desire to do any man OF woma1l3
AN Injustice afsa1fe5 time 1t de-
sircs to be fair at ali times IL.
has no personal fioht AGAINST the
four members Of the nresen.r
Board Of Fdrcation who ARK.
askino, the neon1e 70 endors-
their official actions The Daifr
REGISTER does believe. however.
that every honest newsDaner
owes a D,,blic d,tv 70 exnose off, !
cial negligence, incompetencv or
detention whenever and wherev-
or # knows the facts To concea,
or condone the violation IF
solemn nladoa made NV an Of
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-11-03

School House Thursday night,
November End, at 7:30 p. m. and
Saturday night, November 4, at
K. OF P. Hall, $50. The purpose
of these meetings is to explain
III direct and authoritative way
just what the proposition is and
just what the Citizens Commit
tee hopes to do if the tax is vot-
cJ
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-11-03
ClLORED MEETINGS
ON ROAD TAX

The Citizens Committee on
the 20c ROAD tax proposition has
arranged for meetings OF the
cclored people at the Colored
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-05-16
CITATION nv runllcAIios .,~.
m nIIlNQuENT TAN SUITS
TIP sIArE o. ,.IEI,, x4.s'

rnr srArE OF TEXAS
And County vi Lubbock
10 Southwestern Realty and Loan
COMPANY, and ~ psf, ,s,s,,,, N ~
land of lots hereinafter described, the same
being delinquent a. the State OF letas and
County ni Lubbock Tor iases, aud me same
yipg and being situated 20 ne S,ahV OF
Lot q IN Block 8, Of the town Of Lueboe X
a. thc same appears on The map and plat 81
the said town a. recorded on pages ~ AND
iSS IN volume :. OF the Deed Records Of the
County Of Lubbock, and State Of Texas, to
which records reference 10 here made iot
more particular description OF the sara 70.
OF land. which said property 10 dehn3uen'
20 the State OF Iesas and Connd s;, o. hus.
eating the sum OF ;AJ, including IN
icfcst, penalties and costs, said tAxes nav
ing bcen legally levied, assessed and rehaeI.
eli against said land and lots, and the same
beine a iaWlul charge and constituting
prior lien against the same IN iavof OF the
State Of Teas and County Of Lubbock TO
secure the payment thereof ....,.,,,,,
AND YOU ARE HEREBY COMMANDED
TO be and appear before the Honorable End
District Court OF Lubbock County, Texas AZ
the next regular term thereof, 70 be heid az
the Courthouse OF said County, IA the elty
Of Lubbock on the second Monday IN june
A. ID 1921 the same being the 18th day Of
Juue. A. u. 1872. then and there to show
cause why judgment should not be rendered
against you aud the said land and lots sold
under foreclosure Of said lien 10
satisfy said taxes. interest, penalties
and costs, and all cour, costs; all Of which.
together with other and further relief, gen.
era and special. being fully set out and
PRAYED Tor in the plaintiffs original petition
hled in said court on the 18th day OF March.
ig11, and appearing on the docket thereof a.
suit No. SIS, wherein the state OF
Texas is plaintiff. and Southwestern
Realty and Loan Company, and all persons
owning or having Or claiming any interest
in said land OF lots, defendants.
Given under my hand and seal OF said
TIE County OF Lubbock. this 18th day OF
LOUIE r. MOORE, Clerk.
District Court. Lubbock County, Texas.
1Q.4t
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-05-16
CITATION BY PUBLICATION
IN DELINQUENT TAX SUITS

THE STATE or TEXAS,
And County n Lubbock
r. ~ 3 Thompson. and al persons owning
90 having or claiming any interest on the
land ur lots hereinafter described. thf same
being delinquent % che State of Texas and
County 81 Lubbock isr taxes, and The same
lying and being situated Boz The County OF
Lnbbock and State oi 1cvas. to.Nit
All ~ the East ouc-haii Of the following
described property. Beginning al the North
vest corner Of survey No. ., 81 blocs d,
,,dc Of the said Survey No 70. thence East
is0 yards: thence North SO - yards 90
a point in the North line Of said Survey No
II for the Northeast corner Of this traeti
thence West 1870 yards % the place OF BE-.
ginning. and containing 10 acres Of land,
which said property il delinquent 20 the
state Of Texas and County Of Lubbock Tor
,sses for The .,Zs sar Dis sssiss.s.ss
penalties and costs, said taxes hav-
10 been legally levied. assessed and render
ri against said land and lots, and the same
being a lawful charge and constituting q
STATE Of Teas and County Of Lubbock, 70
secuf~ the payment Thereof,
AND YOU ARE HEREBY COMMANDED
70 b and appear before ne henof4rss ,eae
fh@ rrrt regular term thereof 20 be held a.
fhe Courthouse 81 said County. in the city
III Lubbock on the second Monday ~ June
f.,. b i9zl. then and there 20 show
ee~se NV Judgment should not BE- rendered
against you and The said land and lots sold
~-f~~ foreclosure Of sad Ten to
-.tI.fr sai fares interest. penalties
ana costs. ana an court coftsi an 81 which.
tov~th~r ~ifh other ani further relief. gen.
ersf ana special icing fully set out and
ora.-I ior In thr rlalrfIh's original petition
ti.i II aid court nn the 18th day II March.
i1ll aui appearing on fhr doclff tlrreoi a.
"a ~ ~. wherein the State " TEXAS Il
nf..nfiH. and n n Thompson, and al persons
-~~'rr o. having o. claiming any Interest
II ..I land o. lofs. delcndania
CNen under my hand and seal q sal
~ Caunfy 81 fubbcsk. this ufh daF Of
h"'n' - f0uIK y. uooRE. clrrk.
nlrries Court. Luhbesk coun'r. L...s'
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-05-16
CITATION BY PUBLICATION
IN DELINQUENT TAX SUITS

TBE STATE or TEXAS.
All County ~ Lubbock
To wm. csftin, and al persons o~ains
land or lots hefeinsifer describei. The anne
beng delinquent 20 the State 81 Teas and
County Il Lubbock FOR tssss. and the sane
Ying and being situated IN the County OF
Lubbock. and State II Texas. 20. wit.
100 acres hsing the Northwest one fourth
Of Survey ~, Abstract No. iys. which said
properly - delinquent 20 the State Of Tesas
sad County q Lubboek. iof tasss
ssm q "a. insIsi'ns s interest.
penalties and costs. sad taxes has.
ms been LEGALLY levied. assessed and rend =
be,ng = is~iul ehsrss and Constituting
prior len against the same IN favor Of the
state Of Teas and County u Lubbock. 10
secers the payment thereof;
AND VOC ARE HEREBY COMMANDED
. he AL appear before The Honorable 71nd
pistrici Court Of Lubbock County. Teas, at
the nest regular term thereof 10 be held al
ne C?grthonse q said County. IN the city
June. a ID if0 then and there 20 show
cause fhy Judgment shorid not - rendered
. ..... 20 and he al iaui sna io., sold
iaii.is said tssrs infcfcst. pcnaltiss
ard costs. snd an court eoatss an d shich.
together 9Th other and further relief. gen.
sI.i a.. sleclal beng iuiiy - oui and
Me- N ssif coufi % ihs uth az q March.
~. snt alpral'ns ON ihs docket therroi a.
- ~ ttt Wherein ne State u Tssas u
plaintiff. and Wm. Germ. and az reraons
psnInF o. having o. claiming any intefssi
10 said land of lots. drlrndanis
CssIt - aiil.s * ne car q fsA6e,h' II
- tou.tI "a iahho1k. this ilih day "a
iouIE y MooRE cl,sl.
p'sifiri cee''. tnktosk couafr. Is.ss