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nd to authorize such persons or
corporation to contract for tie
sale of such property and to convey
| he title thereto on the order of the
,oard of directors OR of the executive
Committee, providing however, that
he stockholders. of this corporation
nay at, any annual meeting. or, spe.
ial meeting duly called for that
,urposc by two-thirdst of the stock
resent and voting, limit, define OF
rohibit such de,egation$of power BY
is directors or. executive committee,
r t ARTICLE. IN
All instrsMsnts; affecting the title
20 any real&astate or any interest
herein, aid.Tall instruments which
nay be Repaired to. be, or may be
Untitled to-. be made matter of record.
hall have the corporate seal affix.
ID thereto, and shall be executed for
md on behalf of the corporation by
he president and secretary OF
:he president and, treasurer thereof
vi notes and bonds Of the corpora
lion shall be executed in the namS
f the corporation by the president
IND secretary OR the president and
.reasurer as such officers Of thf
corporation. Certificates of stock
shall be executed in the name of the
corporation by the president and be
tttesteG by the secretary or the
treasurer, All checks and drafts
shall be signed by the president OF
he secretary or the treasurer Al
other contracts or agreements OF
writings with reference to the tran
saction. of business OF the corpora
ton shall be executed by the presi
faent. or secretary or treasurer, il
he name of the corporation, or by {
special agent of said corporation
whose powers and authority shall be
defined by, resolution of the board b
directors or executive committee.
ARTICLE x.
The directors Of this corporation
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LEGAL NOTICES
Ar flcLEs OF INCORPORATION c.
THE AMERICAN MORTGAGE
e. SECURITIES COM

Know All Men By THESE Presents:
mat we, A. NJ. Cloud, F.. G
Wap.es, ii. E. Henderson, Rober,
lDarr, W.. N. Wolcott, Charles E
nansl.r, J. H. Trewin, Geo. W.. Dun
ham, E. e. PERKINS, John Mangolu.
+ George Spang1er, Fred B. Blair, e.,
K. W cir, Il. E. Fleming, J. Z. Gr.-
han, and K. D. Graham, all residents
Of the state of Iowa, do hereby in
: corporate ourselves and other per
sons who may associate themselyei
with us as stockholders into body
corporate, under the provisions o.
! Chapter /, Title, TX Of the Code Oh
Iowa and amendments thereto, AM
for that purpose have adopted the
following Articles of Incorporation:
ARTICLE /.
The name of this corporation shall
be American Mortgage & SECURITIES
Company and its principals-pfae lace OF
business shall be at 4 z nif v. r,
Iowa. E'ssz@ 80
4. ARTICLE II. :
4 This corporation shall possess ant
may; ,xercise all the powers, rights
and privileges granted to corpora
tons for pecuniary profit under tn
provisions of Chapter i of Title IN
of the Code Of Iowa and all amend.
ments thereto now in force or here
after enacted.
ARTICLE III.
The general nature of the business
Of this corporation Shall be on its
own account, and for others, to lea.
and invest money, purchase and sell
notes, mortgages, corporate stocks
including stock of this corporation
municipal and corporate bonds, an6
other securities and evidences of in.
debtedne SIS; to borrow money and
give therefor its notes, bonds OF
other evidences of Indebtedness, anG
secure the same by mortgages on
it's property or otherwise; by vote OF
its board of directors to guarantees
the payment of such notes. bonds,
mortgages, or other securities ,as
/, may be- sold by it; to issue debenture
bonds at such times and in such
i amounts, and to draw such rate OF
interest as may be ordered by the
board of directors, which bonds shall
be secured by the actual transfer OF
real estate securities equal to the
par value of said bonds, and to be
first liens upon unencumbered reai
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lENOx COLLEGE,.

Jesse Greenup and mother, Mrs
Greenup Of Clarke Hall have both
4 been sick the past week.
Miss Hilmer the state Y. w. c..
"A. secretary, visited the associations
( last week. ~
Miss ;Alene Stowe was in Manches.
ter as one of thet judges OF the de.
clamatOry contest. 1. ,5-
Professor Wilson Of Iowa City gave
a lecture Thursday morning at chap
ell on research work in German.
Mrs. JOS phine Harris and daugh
ter, Misses Ollie Phelps and Mar!
Doolittle attended the dedication ser
vices at D hi last Sunday.
A load of students and others wer
to Cascade Saturday to attend a re
ception given to Mr.. and Mrs.. Albert
Aitcheson on their return from the:
LwnITing trim y HEsSE .ela.s
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF Elk

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF Ex
EcUTOR.
STATE OF IOWA, z, 4 ss& +. @ ..a.9
Delaware Coun ty-ss. 8
!. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
the undersigned has been duly ap-
pointed ane, qualified as Executor Of
the estate Of August Luense,
late Of Delaware county deceased. All
persons indebted to said Estate are
requested to make immediate payment
Ind those having claims against the
same will present them, duly anthem
ticated; to- the undersigned for allow
ance. - .. 5tEi, Wv
+ Dated February 18th, 1914, @@s
6-3wks. H.. JOHN B. LUENSE. ;5a
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5 ARNOLD & ARNOLD, 4.
Attornavc for plsintiff
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

In the Dis trict Court Of Iowa In and
ForS Delaware COUNT, March Term.
"A. D., 1914.
Henry G. Schmidt and sophia
Schmidt, Plaintiffs,
The Unknown Claimants Of the
South East quarter Of South Eas,
quarter of Section Eight, and the
South. one-half Of the South West
quarter Of Section Nine. all N
4 Township Lightweight, & North,
Range Five West OF the Fifth r
M, Elizabeth P. Fisher and L. F.
Fisher, her husband, Mary Anne
Dekay, 1.... $500. DeKay, her hus.
band, Ira P. Adams, &C. B. Adams,
Estella Adams Meyer, r. L. Moy-
s. el, Frank; Adams, Oliver Adams,
- Herbert Adams, Mrs. Herbert
Adams, his wife, Maybelle Adams
Snow, William Snow, Alma j. Fret
II love, and the unknown spouses,
heirs at law, deyisees, legal rep.
resentatives, grantees, SUCCESSORS;
in interest, assigns and claimants
against the estates of each and
every one Of the defendants, above
named or referred to-. ~
Defendants
To the above name1 defendants and
each OF, them: q ss*
You and each OF you are hereby
notified that there IS now on file in
the office Of the Clerk of the Dis
triot Court Of Iowa, in and for Della
ware county. the petition in equity
Of plaintiffs, Henry C. Schmidt
and 'sE Sophia Schmidt, alleging
among other things that they are the
absolute and unqualified owners in
.fee simple Of the following describ-
I'd real estate situated in Delaware
county, Iowa. to-wit: The SoutlAaEasa
quarter & Of the. South ..s East
quarter Of Section Eight and the
South one-half of the South West
quarter of Section Nine, an in Town
ship lightweight, North, Range Five,
West Of the Fifth P. NJ.
That said plaintiffs and their grant,
ors have been in the adverse pos
session Of the real estate above de
scribed for more than twenty years
LAST past, that such possession has
been actual, open, notorious. con-
tinuous, exclusive, under Color s. of
title. and. claim Of right and hostile
to the defendants sand to, all the
world and the defendants, their
spouses, heirs at law. legatees,
devisees, grantees and assigns and
all persons claiming by, through or
under them are L estopped from
claiming any right. title or interest
in said lands or sny part thereof ad-
verse to the plaintiffs. E 49,
Said petition prays for Judgment
ana decree finding the issues with
plaintiffs and q1ietins the title to
all said premises in them as against
all the defendants and each of
them, and that the defendants, and
each and every one of them, and
all persons claiming by through or
under them, or any of them. be
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q which he has answered

q which he has answered " :.
land that unless you appear thereI"
and defend on. or before: noon OF tht
seond day Of. the March term, l9l4
Of said. court, which will commencs
and be held atsManchaster. IN said
county, on Monday 5theA 18th day o.
March,. A. D., F1914, default Will be
entered against you and Judgment
rendered on said note and condemn
ing the property in the hands Of
said garnishee, as shown by his ans
wer, belonging TO you, for the pay
ment of the Judgment asked 'hereins
Dated February 10, 1914. IS =
ARNOLD & ARNOLD, g.. i
6-4Wks. Attorney, for Plaintiff.
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The LOCAL new S OF
DELAWARE COUNTY
NEWS HAPPENINGS OF THE PAST
n WEEK GATHERED HY OUR
\. \; ID 4. sf;i 1coRREsPoNDENrs.
HOPklNToN.,

(. Miss F!ossfe. Trevarthans Of Waite
loo visited her mother over Sunday.
. n Mr.. Shipton Of Clermont has bee
engaged as butter maker at tn
creamery in the place of Hugh Bull
is, who goes to Manchester
Mrs. Lake Of Anamosa spent Fr
day here. :'5% ss 55} !.
Mrs. M. F. Coyle of Monticello Wis
,iteG Saturday with her sister, Mrs
4 e. F.. Main. I, s:-, !, 4: + =. ,.s5,
Miss Katie Wilging Of Dubuque Wis
tied last week with her cousin, Mrs
Ellen Lux. L B, y. ..$
The Women, Workers Of the Pres
byterian1 church held their MONTH.
Y meeting with Mrs. W. p. Lord 1
X was Aid department day and the fol
\ lowing officers We're elected: Pres
=ident,- Mrs. Morton; vice presidents
Y Mrs. Jeffries and Mrs. Stephen De
Z, Shaw; secretary, Mrs. w. A. Milroy
4 treasurer, Mrs. c. H. Ricketts,.
P. r. Wheeless has sold a half in
Y terest in his grocery store to his
brother, Frank. 4 :,,ss ,.
az Mrs., A. L.: Martin arrived hom'
Tuesday morning from California
where she has been for seyera
months with her daughter Having
sold her residence, her hous eholC
goods were moved to the home OF
R. A. Wallace where she will remain
!, for the present
Mr.. and Mrs. O. w. Smith went t.
! Central City Tuesday to visit the
parents of Mr.. Smith. ,.,,, s
Mrs. Holiness. Mrs. Cramer and
Mrs. Lux attended the Oehler funer
al at Delhi Saturday
$50 Earl DeshaWa invited his school.
mates to assist him in celebrating
his fourteenth birthday LAST WeGnes.
day evening. &
@ W. J. kirkwood >Was in Iowa City.
last week.
E j.. E., Burns and wife were in Chit
}cago last week. us
Jay Boots has bought out the bar
Der shop Of Arthur SNVolf. who ex-
poets to move to Dubuque soon.
Mr.. anl Mrs. w. F. Garvin Weri
surprised Monday evening by a mum,
Der OF relatives AMI neighbors com
ing in to assist them in celebrating
their, twenty second wedding ami
versary, bringing refreshments witt
them. Rev. Chalice on behalf Q.
friends presented them with a fine
rocker. z7
Babies have arrived at the homes
Of Fred VeIey and wife and Arthur
Wolf and wife. s
@ Mrs. IRosalia Cummings is at Mar
ion visiting her father and will also
visit her daughter in Perry.
J. u. Mcneil of Flora, Illinois, haf
been engaged as foreman in th
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ORIGINALS NOTICE.

State of Iowa, Delaware County. IS.
In District Court. March Term. A.
D., 1914. .na
Henry SassenA
w. B. Sassen.
To W. B. Sassen, Defendant:
You are hereby notified that there
is now on file in 'the office Of the
Clerk of the District Court of the
state of Iowa. in an for Delaware
county a petition Of Henry Sassen
claiming of you the sum Of $427.74
rs due on your certain promissory
note, dated August %, 1907, for
s30S.S6, due six months aftsr date,
with interest thereon as in said
note stipulated and provided, to.
gethert with the cost of this action.
and asking that a writ of attachment
issue against your goods and eir
fects.
You are further notified that John
A. Schnieders, Trustee. has. been al
tached herein as garnishee pursuant
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NOTICE OF: ,APPolNTMENT OF AD-
= ,a 2 MiNiSTRATRix. "A

State of Iowa, Delaware County, SIS.
" Notice is Hereby Given, That the
Undersigned has been duly appointed
md qualified as Administrative of the
estate of A. 3. Carhart,, late
IF Delaware County,. deceased. All
persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate pay
ment and those having claims against
the same will present them, duly
authenticated, to the undersigned
for allowance. CHI
Dated, February 18th. 1914. 7W3
E lizzie L..CARHART.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE:

l q "
In the District Court OF Iowa IN and
For Delaware County. March Term,
| a. D., 1914. =,
Frank H. Kramer, Plaintiff,
s-r. -, vs..
The Unknown Claimants of the West
one-haif Of the South East quar-
ter and the South East quarter OF
the South West quarter OF. the
North East quarter Z OF Section
Fourteen, and the West, one-half
Of the North East quarter OF Sec
f. ton Twenty Three, all in Town
ship Ninety, North, Range Three,
West Of the Fifth P. NJ John R..
Barrett, Mrs. John F. Barrett, his
wife, George w. Owen, Mrs. George
w. Owen, his wife. John Smuil,
Mrs. John Smull. his wife, and the
unknown spouses, heirs at law,
devisees, legal representatives,
grantees, successors in interest,
assigns and claimants against the
estates OF, each and every one OF
the defendants, above named Or
referred to. Defendants.
70 the above named defendants and
r." each OF them: Il 4
r. You and each Of youZa are nefeDy
notified that there is now on file in
ihe office of the Clerk OF the Dis
.rict Court of Iowa, in and for Della
ware county; the petition in equity OF
plaintiff, Frank II: Kramer, alleging
among other things that he IS. the
absolute and unqualified owner in
Zee simple of the following descrlb-
d real estate situated in Delaware
county, Iowa, to-wit: The West one
nf SN11fh
he South East quarter OF the SCUM
Vest quarter Of the North East
4uarter or Sectlon ;tourleen, ana inc
luarter OF Section Twenty Three, all
n Township Ninety NORTH Range
Three, West OF the Fifth F. NJ. T
That said plalnt1ff and his grant
ors have. been IN The adverse pos
session of the real estate above oe-.
'cribed for more than. twenty years
asst past, that such possession e mas
leen actual, opehI notorious, con-
'inuoFus. z exclusive. under color OF
title and claim OF right and hostile
o the defendants andato all 5<s the
world, and the defendants, their
;pouses,S heirs at law, legatees,
ievisees, grantees and assigns and
III persons clallillls py .a t~Alossn "
lnder them are estopped from
claiming any right, title or interest
II said lands or any part therSof ad-
'erse to the plaintiff H
Said petition prays for #judsm ent
INC decree finding the issues with
plaintiff and quieting the title TO
II said premises in them as tasainst
ii the defendants, and each; OF
hem, and that. the defendants, ana
ach and every one Of them , s.S; and 4
II EpersonsS claiming by, through or
nder them. or any OF them, be
AIRED and forever estopped from
aving or claiming any interest IN
nd to said premises adverse to the
tile of plaintiff and for such other
nd further relief as may be elult-
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chester: Democrat, a newspaper, Of
general circula ton in Delaware Coun1
ty, Iowa, ...&4.
GEO. W. DUNHAM.
Judge Of the District Court Of Iowa
J, Tenth ;Judici al District. HIS II
6-4Wks. - - yg.sy +
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-03

d. w. Smith win take charge OF the
new church at Wichita
Miss Sarah ROark has returned to
Junction City after a weeks visit to
her sister, Miss Leah Roark.
Miss Lora Lupher OF Lawrence, who
was swimming teacher at the Y. w. C.
A. this summer, has returned to her
home in Lawrence.
Mrs. Helen L Francis has returned
from various points in Colorado where
she visited friends
Miss Corinne Coston will go to Kan
sas City for the week end.
Miss lola Summers left last week for
southern Nebraska, where she will
make an extended visit.
Miss Alta Wessen and Miss Olga
Wessen are spending the week in Kan
sas City with relatives.
Miss Marian Morrow will leave Fri
day for Springfield, Mo-. where she has
accepted q position as supervisor of art
in the schools there.
Miss Hazel Howe left this morning
for Newton, Kan. after a visit to Miss
Miss Ida Glen and Miss Goldie
Eugenia Quinton.
Smith left Wednesday for Columbus, O.,
to visit relatives.
Mrs. B. P. Harris and her daughter
Norma returned today after q two
months visit in Ohio.
The young people of the Second
United Presbyterian church will give a
home of Miss Bess Wilson. Fifteenth
and Western avenue.
Mrs. l.. w. Williamson and Miss Mary
Williamson are spending week at Ex-
celsior Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. +. Southwick and
Miss Laura Southwick have returned
from Chicago.
Mr.. Dana Mcvicar left Wednesday
for AsherviIle. N. C.
DIR. and Mrs. M. C. Porter, Miss Ma
i RE Porter and Mr.. Curtis Porter will
return the first of next week from Long
Beach, Cal
Colonel L. v. D. Taylor will arrive
soon to visit his daughter. Mrs. George
Foster. Colonel Taylor has served as
lfeutenant-colonel in the Kansas Ma
tional Guard for eight years.
Miss Fay Freidburg is visiting rela-
tives at Lake Champaign and win re-
turn home next week.
Miss Ethel Aldrich has returned from
Vermont. where she has been visiting
friends.
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Gillies, who left
Monday for Buffalo, N. Y, to attend
the funeral Of their daughter. Mrs.
George H. Gillies. arrived there early
Wednesday morning. They have sent
, word that their little granddaughter,
born August 26. has been named Grace.
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E. church will meet Friday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Rhodes, 633
Lawrence street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Beeler have
moved from 623 Lime street to 1109
East Eighth street
Mrs. 8. l. Jackson Of Lime street
spent Wednesday with Mrs. w. D.
Smith Of Fillmore street.
Mrs. Miles Stevens. 1901 East Sixth
avenue, has returned from q two
weeks visit to her sister in Quincy. Ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Clark have
moved from Memphis. Tenn. to 726
Branner street.
Mr.. Barbee Of rs Chandler street
II entertaining Mrs. C. r. Bowman Of
Montana for q few days.
Mrs.. T. p. Baxter OF Scotland ave-
nue. left today for Emporia. Hartford
and Lebo to be gone ten days.
Miss Mabel MalBtrom and Miss Celia
Rosander will spend Labor day in
Kansas City.
Mrs. W. L. Ravens. 212 Chandler
street, spent Tuesday in Argentine.
Miss Josie Baxter, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. T. p. Baxter for
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SANTA FE NOTES.

Clifford Slanker Of the electrical depart
ment at Galveston, left this morning to
visit his parents, Engineer and Mrs. c. v.
Slanker. in Memphis. Tenn. after spend
Ing the past week with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Halves left yesterday
for months vacation in California and
Montana.
Francis Smith is a new employee in the
freight claim department. having recently
came here from Salem, Indiana.
Engineer Ed Ash and family will re-
turn to their home in Argentine this
evening after spending the week with
relatives and friends here.
Engineer c. H. Barry Of Argentine is
here visiting relatives.
Mrs. Islip. wife of Engineer Arthur
!slfp, Is slowly improving and is able to
be up q little while at a time.
Night Roundhouse Foreman William
Barbee and family have for their guest
Mrs. c. R; Bowman OF Montana.
will come here TODAY from Emporia to
visit relatives and friends
Mrs. Byron Dick. wife Of Engineer Dick
at Newton. returned to her home Sunday
after spending the past week here with
their daughter and other relatives.
Paint Foreman c. w. Campbell has his
! force of workmen here painting in the
roundhouse before going out on the road
Miss Jessie Miller. daughter Of H. b
Miller OF the coach department, returned
the first of the week from extended
trip in the western states. While II
California Miss Miller was the guest Of
Mrs: Clara Scott who for years resided
| in North Topeka Her late husband, E6
! Scott. was cigar manufacturer and rar
the cigar store at 624 North Kansas ave
nue.. Mr.. and Mrs. Scott left here JUS
after the flood Of 1903 and have made
their home in San Diego, Calimornia
where Mr.. Scott died a few years ago.
Division IS Of the G. I. A. will NEE
Friday afternoon with their president
, Mrs. A. Tennyson. 1859 Garfield avenue
| MT. AID Mrs. F. A.. Savile left thi.
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for the mass meeting with which the
real work Of the organization is to be
started within a week or two.
Sunfiowers, fifteen and seventeen feet
high. grow in abundance in the back
yard of Mr.. J. g. Warner of $40 Quincy
their growth and are an imposing sight.
There are about a dozen different plants
which now give as much shade as a
tree.
Ted North. Of the North Brothers
Stock company, is visiting in Topeka.
He has been spending the summer with
his company in Milwaukee and is ON his
way to Fort Worth. Tex, where his
company has an engagement for the
entire winter. Mr.. North will visit with
friends here until Labor Day.
An effort is being made to enroll
women voters in the ranks of the new
ly organized Shawnee County Repub-
lican club and last nights meeting at
the Republican headquarters in the Of
flee block on East Fifth street was
partially devoted to plans for interest
esttng the women's cooperation.
A piece Of detective work by an in
dignant wife who found a bottle of
whisky in her husbands pocket a few
days ago led to the undoing Of Will
Briggs of 314 Quincy street, who, with
his wife. was arrested yesterday by J.
J. Holman, deputy sheriff on a state
warrant. Half a barrel Of beer was
found on the Briggs premises. The
wife. whose name is withheld by the
county officers. followed her husband
to the Briggs place after she had con-
fiscated the first bottle Of whisky
watched him enter the front door and
saw him leave by the rear exit. Then
she reported to w. E. Atchison. county
attorney.
There is still some misunderstanding
on the part Of persons who use the lock-
ers and dressing rooms at Gage park
w. L. Porter, city commissioner OF
parks, desires to have it understood that
two rooms, one for boys under 16 years
of age, and another for girls under II
years, are provided free Of any charge
No lockers are furnished, but employees
of the park remain in the rooms to pro-
tect any valuables which are left while
the bathers are in the water. No charge
Is made for the use Of the dressing
rooms and 1t Is optional whether per-
sons use lockers or not. but wnen parl
bathing suits and lockers are used a fee
is charged.