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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-05-09
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IN DELINQUENT TAX SUITS

mE STATE on TEXAS
And County of luhhoct
81 " sHAFTFR anI an per
SONS owning or having -.'
.crfhei Else same being delinquent fH the
state of Texas and County uf LuhH9.. ior
tascs and che same lying and benz situated
90 thc County of Lubbock. and state Of
20 acres Of land being the West one half
of the Southeast one fourth Of survey No.
SO. Abstract No. lly, which said property -
delinquent o. the state Of Texas and Iognty
of Lubbock Tor taxes for the years 1912,
and lg21. aggregating the sum OF szaA,
including interest, penalties AMI costs sad
tases having been legally levied. assessed
and rendered against said lan- and lots and
the same beng a lawful charge and con
siituting % PRIOR lien against the same IN
favor oi the State OF Teas and County OF
Lubbock e. secure the payment thereof
AND YOU ARE HEREBY COMMANDED
10 be and appear before the Honorable Ilnd
District Court of Lubbock County, Texas,
az the nsyt regular term thereof 20 BE- held
al the Courthouse of sad county m the city
oi Lubbock ON the Second Monday in JuHei
A ID lg22 the same being the I'm day OF
June A y 1922. then and there % show
cause Why judgment should not ee render
ed against you and the SAID land and lots
sold under foreclosure of said lien 90 ssufiy
sad taxes, nieTesi, penalties and costs an .a
other and further relief. general and special.
beng fully set out and prayed for n the
plaintiff original petition SIZED in said court
an the l2th day Of April, 1922. and Appearing
sn fhr docket thereof az suit No yli ahcrc-
in fhc State oi Texas is plaintiff, and ]. N.
SKATER and all persons owning OF having
0r claiming any interest boz said land or lots,
defendants
Court. 40 office in che City of Lubbock. b.
the County Of Lubbock. this 18Th day Of
Aurii A u 1922
tsEAID LOUIE r. MOORE. Clerk.
District Court. Lubbock County Texas.
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THf STATE OF TEXAS.
Ard County % Lubbock
o. o. D. Dunn. and ah pefsens own. .s.
ar having of claiming auY interest tu ihf
land of i0f. hereinafter tcscfiira ODE 'a'nr
bans HrHn1urnf fo tnc State oi irAat 900
Comfy oI Iuhhack ior taNrs and fhe sa'nf
hHF and being situated 90 '.f .u
IuHhac. and State OF lcEaa. t0.ut
UI1f acres being che North ONE nah %.
Survey SO ~ Abstract 10. -. which sall
property b. delinquent fo the state oi Tex
a. aHl County oI Lubbock. ioi t-ara 10y
sum " mu. including interest
pcnalties and costs, said tarca nav
ms been legally levied, Assessed and render
81 against sad land and lots and me San,
being = lawful charge and constituting q
prior lien against the same m iaFof oi thf
state OF Texas and County Of Lubbock, 90
secure the payment thereof -
AND YOU ARR HEREBY COMMANDED
10 be and appear before the hunofabf f1nd
District Court OF Lubbock County. l-eas, a.
the next regular term thereof, 20 be held a.
the Courthouse OF said County, ~ the cry
OF Lubbock on the second Monday 20 uhs
A ID 1927 the same being the lzth day OF
Tune A y ig2l then and there 20 show
cause WHY Judgment should not be rendered
against you aud the sad land and lots SOLO
under foreclosure Of sad hen 20
satisfy said taxes. interest, pensltiss
and costs. and all court costs; all OF winch
together Nth other and further relief, gen,
rfal and special. being fully set out and
prayed tor ~ fuc piaihitH oftfWA t.hf'f'
6lrd IN aid ,suTi o. the 18th day o. March,
1917 and appearing on the docket thereof a.
suit No s7 wherein the state OF Texas -
plaintiff. and ID y Dunn. and all persons
ewnine or having or claiming any interest
ir said land or lots, defendants
Given under my hand and seal Of said
Court A. office in thc City Of Lubbock. r
the County OF Lubbock. this lsih day OF
March A p f4
LOUIE q MOORE. clerk,
District Court Lubbock County, Iekas.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-05-09
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THE STATE OF TfNAS
And County Of Lubbock
IT, OLLIE LUNDN, and an persons
owning OF having or claiming any
interest iu the land or lots heriuaitcr Dc.
scfhcd. tho same being delinquent 90 thr
State oi Texas and County oi iul book Cog
taxes. aud the same lying and being situated
n the County OF Lubbock and State OF
Texas. Oh. wit;
3si acres OF land being fhe south one hall
1. survey No. 80, Abstract No ~ wheh
said property 81 delinquent o. che State Of
Texas ana County oi Lubbock Cog taxcs ~
the year 100. aFgscEaiing tht sum oi }lp' -
ncludinU interest, penalties nun Costs sAi.
taxes having been legally LEVIED, Assessed
and rendered against said land and lots and
che same being a lawful charge and con
shutting q prior lien against thc same in
favor of the state of Texas ana ountf OF
] lubbock - secure the payment t.cfe.it ,-,,
AND YOU ARE HEREBY COMM ANDtD
o. be- and appear before the Honorable l2nd
District Court OF Lubbock County Ierasf
al the next regular term thereof 90 p hela
af the Courthouse oi said county n thr cit1
of Lubbock on the Second Monday IN June
A ID ig2l the same being the lith day Of
lune - lq2l then and there 20 SHOW
cause .shy judgment should not hc render
rd against you and the SAID land ana los
sold under foreclosure of sad lien 70 satisfy
Said tares. interest penalties aud costs nna
all court costs: al Of which together "ith
other aud iurfhc, relief. general and special
being fully SCI out and prayed for ih ihr
nlaintiF's original petition filed on said court
1n fhe 18th day Of April. i922 and appearing
Su the docket thereof suit No sil. whcf1
u The State of TEA Is plaintiff and Oh
III LUNDY and al persons owning OF
having or claiming any intcrcs; IN SAL
land or lots defendants
Given under my hand and seal of san
Court AZ office in the City Of Lubbock, in
the County Of Lubbock this 18th day OF
Anfil. A b lq0.
fSEkil lollt = M'lDht, AlrfAl
District Court. Lubbock County Iesas
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-05-09
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TllF STATE o. .Ifxas

Tuf STATE on TEXAS
Aud County ul Lubbock
ro VII naggsii, nni an persons owning
OF having o. Ginning any Interest in tho
land on lots hereinafter described. ihc same
lieiur delinquent 90 fhg State nl Irsaa ana
County ol Lubbock for taxes, AND tlt SAME
y ug and being situated in ne County OF
lubbock and State oi 1eaas to.witi
10 acres Of land being The Northeast one
fourth Of Survey 40 r., Abstract no. 49,
which said property b delinquent 20 the
State OF Texas and County OF Lubbock
for taxes for the years i9is, 1919 And yo'
torcst, penalties and costs, SAID taxes haN'
ing been legally levied, assessed and render
Cd against said lard and lots, and ihe same
being a lawful charge and constituting a
State Of Texas and County Of Lubbock, 20
secure the payment thereof
AND YOU ARE HEREBY COMMANDED
10 be and appear before the Honorable 72nd
the next regular term thereof 70 be held a,
the Courthouse OF said County, boz the city
Of Lubbock on the second Monday m june
A. ID 1922. the same being the i2th day OF
June, a. ID 1912 then and there 20 show
cause Why judgment should nj he rendered
against you and the said land and lots sold
under foreclosure Of said lien %
satisfy said taxes interest. penaltis 5
together with other and further reliet gen
efai aud special, being FULLY SCI out and
prayed for m the plaintiffs original petition
filed in said court on the 18th day o. March,
1922. and appearing on the docket thereof a.
suit No s2i wherein the State Of Teas rs
plaintiff and VIII Baggeii, and an persons
owning or having or claiming any interest
IN said land o. lots. defendants
Given under my hand and seal % said
Court. az office M the Cty Of Lubbock, rn
the County Of Luhbock ihis iith day Of
March, A. y 1872
LOUIE T MOORE. Clerk
District Court. Lubbock County. Texas.
l9ft
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-05-09
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THE STATE or TEXAS.
And County OF Lubbock.
TO + NJ. Miller and p n Whalen. and al
persons owning or having or claiming any
interest 90 the land or lots hernaitef al
scrbed the same being delinquent 90 the
state OF Texas and County OF Lubbock ior
taxes, and the same lying and being sitiatel
In the County of Lubbock. and state of
Texas. to.wit.
i6I acres Of land being the North part of
Southeast and Southwest quarters OF SUE
vey 80 =. Abstract No. 25, Certificate NJ
ST. and which IS not included 10 the bounds
OF LYNN County, Texas, which sad property
is delinquent 20 the State ci Texas and
County of Lubbock for tzxfs for the years
1918 1919 lq0 aggfegating he sum OF vs.
including interest, penalties and costs, SAID
taxes having been Legally eFlea; ,a.ses.
and rendered against said land and lots, and
the same being a lawful charge and cor
stituting a prior lien against the same n
favor OF the State Of Texas and County Of
AND YOU ARE HEREBY COMMANDED
90 be and appear before the Honorable Ilnd
District Court OF Lubbock County Teas.
az the next regular term thereof T. be hrld
al the Courthouse OF SAID county in the CITY
of Lubbock on the Second Monday IN june,
A ID 1921 the same being the 18th day Of
1une. A. D i92l then and there 60 shoF
cause why Judgment should not be render
ed against you and the said land and lots
sold under foreclosure Of said lien 20 satiiiy
ssid taxes. interest penalties and costs, and
all court costs, all Of which together with
other and further relief general and special
being fully set out and prayed for IN inc
plaintiff original petition tiled ~ sad court
an me 18th day Of April. 1871 and appearing
on the docket thereof az suit No Yl4, where
in the State ol Texas Is plaintiff, and l..
Miller and r II Wbalen, and all person
owning or claiming any interest IN SAID lsud
or lots defendants
Given under my hand and seal Of sad
Court. AZ office in the City Of lubboch. in
fhe County oi Lubbock fhis 18th DAY Of
Arrl A. ID l9ll
tSEAil LOUIE J. Mopkt. 'ffN,
District Court Lubbock County Texas.
lHH
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-05-09
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IN DELINQUENT TAX SUITS


the STATE or TEXAS.
hni County of Luhhuck
Il. staulrfer sni an persons o"nin Z
or hsrtrr lr claiming try interest bon enc
land or lots hereinafter described ihc sam,
hrtnf .ll.ltnuurnt to thr state Yi leNas inH
4 arff. of luhbucs Nr taxes, sut tle flnc
iyur ani being situated in thr county %.
Lubbock. and state of lcNas t1-Mt
I0f So So Boo Hots % n The oId town ai-
vision al fhc town ni luhnort as re say.
aupears on the mar ard plat ~ thr saiu
ure No s. Of thr Deed kctnrls OF LnnuooN
County Texas to which records reference
rs here made tor more PARTICULAR description
of the said bot 0i land which SAD properly
IL delfnquent to thc State of Texas ana
county ct Lubbock. for taxes ipf thc fe'ls
1872 iqit iqis. 1910. ~. 1918 Wy az
gre eating the sum oi fal'i' tiuHIns '-
ter~.t penalties and costs, SAID taxes nav
ing been legally levied. assessed atd rrhdtf-
20 against said land and lots, and the same
being a lawful charge and onstituiinH
prior lien against The same POI ia.et % 10
State ~ Texas aud County OF Lubbpch' 20
secure the payment thereof 80.
AND YOt ARE HEREBf COMMANDED
20 De ard appear before the honofahf ffnl
Distri-f Court Of Lubbock County, lcEa4 ai
The next regular term thereof 20 be heia az
the Csurthousc % said County, on the CITY
III Lubbock ou thc scrond Monday o. June
A. D. lq2 the same being the l@ih day ol
lunc. a d 1922 then and thcre % snow
cause why Judgment should noe De rendered
against YOU and fhc sa'd land an '1'f 500
under foreclosure of said icn 20
safisn said tases. interest. penalties
ard costs. and 40 court costs. aH 10 which,
together with other and further rcuci gen
cral ard special being JULY sei our ana
prayed for 'n fhc pmntIns original peii iion
flied n said couri on tlr laif gay I'd Maf %
100 anil 4nueafrr ou The docket thereof as
suit Sol so. wherein iHr State oi Texas be-
plaintiff. and s. sfanlrIrr aud al persons
owning ar having 9r claiming any interest
10 said land ny l0fs, dclcudantf
c.-.r under rIr ln.I anI seal Of said
The Washington herald., 1922-03-08
B E A u 7 Y A MS w ERS
BY ANTOINETTE DONNELLY.

Regina: The manicuring instruc-
tions are too long to print
here, SO won't you please send, me
stamped. addressed envelope and I
will mail them to you promptly.
Equal parts Of glycerin and
camphor is the best hand lotion
there Is. - ~ ~ -
Rose: It is hard for me to ad-
wise what style Of hairdressing is
best for You, never having laid an
eye upon you. Rather than that I
should suggest a "ooiff," suppose
you study the contour of your face.
Study pictures. Of lovely women,
magazine cover girls, and lovely
girl ads for ideas on hairdressing.
and when you find way you think
right, practice that style until you
perfect 1t. BMt remember, always.
the basis of/a lovely coiffure Is
clean. well brushed hair.
Ollie: This eye wash Is recon-.
mended after eyes have become un,
usually tired or weak: Boric acid.
per cent; sodium biborate, / gram:
water camphor. so drops, and .
ounces of distilled water. Apply
with eye cup. Another good wash
recommended to me by one of the
best eye men in tSe. country is
boiled water in which little SALT
just enough to make the water
taste salty--has been added. the
plain water will cause smarting
The Washington herald., 1922-03-08

Dear Miss Blake: am a constant
reader of your column and as ynu
give such good advice to others I
thought probably you could help
me. I am girl of 16 and have
been keeping steady company with
4 fellow one year my senior. was
very fond of this fellowbut not long
ago We had a quarrel which was
mostly his fault and therefore he
stopped coming to see me.
Several weeks ago my girl friend
had a party and invited this fell
low. I was very surprised because
didn't. expect him to be there.
Even though he treated me very
nicely and acted very socially.
Now, Miss Blake, I care. a great
deal for this fellow and would
like to continue his friendship but
don't ever get a chance to see
him and any wayI wouldn't like to
push" myself on him. Now, as I
would not like to give up his
friendship what would you advise
me to do.
BLUE EYES.
I think that II. the next time you
saw him. you could pleasantly ask
him to come to see you. 1t wouldn't
be pushing. You might arrange to
have a little party. and invite him.
thus showing. you were above any
pettiness. But I wouldn't go with
The Washington herald., 1922-03-08

Jeanne looked at him curiously.
81 scarcely think II loyal to Adele
to tell other people about her at
fairs. Why are you SO interested?'
IT think a lot of Mrs. Parkinson"
You seem to-" murmured Jeanne.
Did you get her the birthday
present like I asked?'
Jeanne shook her head.
But yo1will get 1t. won't your"
he insisted.
Jeanne hesitated a moment, and
then decided that the truth was
best.
adele took the check away from
me. She-she needed it,"
He stared at her in amazement.
What do you mean, needed it'?"
adele lost all her money in a
bad investment. She IL practically
penniless. That Is why she left
here. Henry. what is the matter?
Where are you going?"
Henry was already starting for
the revolving doors The card
Jeanne had given him was elapsed
in his hand.
I'm going to find her Just as
quick as can. and then I'm going
to ask her to marry me-" he said
Jeanne laughed involuntarily.
Run along, young Lochinvari"
she called after him, mockingly. but
her eyes were a trife wistful.
She went to the telephone booth,
and rang up Adele at the new ad-
dress.
/ Adele answered lanquidly. Her
voice sounded muffled. as though
she might have been weeping.
This Is Jeanne. I just rang you
up to announce that young Lochin-
var Is even now charging up Broad
way. / would advise you to put on
your travelling gown. Goodbye"
Jeanne, wait a minute! Don't
ring Off What on earth. :"
you'll know in a few minutes"
laughed Jeanne. Meanwhile let
me inform you that / am here at
your old address with a large check
in my bag. Do you want me to
send it to you. or shall I deposit
it at. your bank?"
Adele's sigh of relief was plainly
audible over the wire.
She gave Jeanne directions for
the disposal of the money, and
urged her to come up to tea.
I'll come up for the wedding"
laughed Jeanne, and rang off with
out explanation
On the way out to a taxi she ran
into Vic Barstowe. ascending the
steps with Vera Dayton, clinging
costly 10 his arm.
To>Be Continued Tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-08

which the salt allays. An eye rest
which should be conscientiously
practiced by indoor, workers is done
by going to a window several times
a day and looking toward the hori-
zon for a minute or two. The light
for reading should come over left
shoulder-not full in the face. If
you'd like more information on
care of eyes send s. a. e. for book
let which covers the subject thor
oughly. = : ..s s-
Grace: yaseline Is the best eye
brow grower. 1t is a tedious job,
however, and requires constant daily
attention Apply the vaseiine with a
little eyebrow brush with which you
may at the same time train them
int9 nicer shapeliness.
A. L. S. Equal parts ,glycerin
and camphor will work magic on
your hands. Rub it into the skin
thoroughly before retiring. 1t is both
softening and whitening. Be care
full to dry your hands well after
washing. Not doing this causes
most chapped hands. '@-> -.
Beth: Your! backaches may DO
caused from flat soot or broken
arches. resulting from ,iIl-fftting
shoes or strain from wearing heels
that are too high. If. yeu will send
me a stamped. addressed envelope I
will be glad to send you exercises.
for flat foot.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-08
Good
Morning.,
Judge!
By Rudolph Perkins.

Ivan Pyles was on his way to
Cumberland from Baltimore. He got
hold of some terrible Baltimore
booze and when he arrived here he
was ready to lick the whole police
force.
He stopped in a hot-dog lunch
room ON d street northwest. sunk
his teeth in one of those famous
sandwiches and did not like 1t a bit.
He growied at Gastos Zravias, the
cook. who answered in Greek. Then,
the cookSsaid. Ivan smacked him In
the eye. The cook asked him to
please not do that and then Ivan
broke up a few dishes, It was test;-,
ned. and raised fuss all around.
Policeman T. A. Rollins was called
In and took Ivan out and put him
In the cooler. He was perfectly sober
when brought into court, but looked
a. though he had fallen on a third
rail,
Il can't be drunk and remember
what ! do at the same time" he ex-
planned to- Judge McMahon.
PAY . hns Of s15." said the Judge.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-08
What's Going
On Today

Luncheon. Rotary Club, New willard
hotel, 1880 p. m.
Meeting. College women's Club, 1872
street northwest, s p. m.
Program, 'Mirth, and Melody" PLAY
house, 1s14 N street northwest, sis
p. m.
Meeting. Twentieth Century club.
French, section, with Mrs. John l., van
sehaick, jr., 1417 Massachusetts ayenue
northwest, $50 p. m. -.
Meeting, Division No. 8. Ladies Auxil-
iary, Ancient Order of Hibernians, .Asao-
hue's Hall, 8 pm. ~,
Meeting, Capitol Hill History Climb.
with Mrs. II. B. Mattox, 491l Fourteenth
street northwest. e-
Meeting, Anthony League. Mrs. ]. z.
Lambie. speaker. 2007 Columbia road
northwest. to 8 D. m.
Program. speech-Reading Club, 1907
Thirty-6fth street northwest. 8 D. M.
Meeting, Day Nursery. New Ebbitt
Hotel, 1880 q. m.
Meeting. spanish-American Anthem
ornm, Thomson schol, 8 D. m.
Meeting, d. G. Branch, National As
sociation for Advancement of Colored
People, Twelfth Street Y. Il. C. A.,
I:45 D. m.
Lsnten services. Keith's Theater, Rep
resentative A. ". Barkley speaker,
1880 to I D. m.
Informal dinner. business and profess
slonal women's section. women's City
Lecture. John Temple Graves, First
Baptist Church. Sixteenth and p streets
northwest, p. m.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-08
Horoscope
WEDNESDAY. MARCH s. 1872.

"hDN6Sbhh' MhhCh ., I'VE.
This Is rather an uncertain day
according to astrology. Saturn is
in malefc aspect early in the
morning while later Uranus holds
kindly sway.
All who have imaginative pow
ers should make the most of this
sway which Is supposed to quicken
the subconscious mind
Inventors, promoters and all who
have vision in business affairs.
should benefit during this plane
tary rule which makes for power
in presenting or utilizing ideas.
ing honors for aviators and new
skies.
Saturn gives warning to all who
till the land that they, may have a
late and an unfavorable spring.
Farmers and gardeners should
be especially vigilant as some sort
of a pest seems to be indicated as
an added anxiety for the summer.
Labor continues subject to in
nuences making for discomfort and
strife.
The seers foretell that industrial
troubles will lead to the success
of cooperation in its broadest ap-
plications.
Democratic views are to spread
in Great Britain where a royal
wedding is to have a new sigpifl-
cance that may bring about sur
prising results, astrologers fore
tell.
The late spring is to be rather
bad for railways and, railway
stocks. il is predicted.
A suit for damages based on
some sort of a psychic contention
is indicated and il will bring out
extraordinary facts concerning hu-
man credulity.
Extravaganza and display in So
ciety will be much in evidence
during the spring season in Lon
don and will be reflected in New
York and other American cities,
astrologers prophesy.
Persons whose birthdate 1t is
may travel in search of health, but
the journeying is likely to be un-
necessary. Danger of disse1sio ions
with relatives seems to be indi-
Gated,
Children borr on this day are
likely to be or & NAL and inventive,
but inclined u ignore the prac-
tical side of life.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-08
Doris BlakesA A11sve1s
SA1bLoue Problems

anyone steadily yet, IL were you.
There is plenty, Of time.
Dear Miss Blake: I am a girl Of
IS years of age and go with a boy
20 years of age. He treats me just
fine when We are out together. and
in a crowd he doesn't hardly notice
me What can 1 do to prove that
he likes me?
WORRIED
I would ignore him at all times,
il he is SO unspeakable rude,
Worried. There is no possible excuse
for such behaviour. If you don't
respect yourself and refuse to accept
such an attitude. you have no COM
plaint.
Dear Miss Blake:
am a girl of 16 years and go
with a boy of IS years of age.
Don't you think it nice to dance.
I dance. but he doesn't believe in
dancing. but do.
I don't want to give him up, or
dancing either.
Which would you give up?
ANXIOUS.
Certainly, Anxious. dancing is
good fun. Don't give UP either.
Dance with your other friends, and
enjoy his company in other ways.
Walk. and go to games, and parties
and school events with him.