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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-20

will retire at the end Of the present
outdoor season. The fact is not sur
prising, for he stated quite recently
that he found 1t more aad more difficult
each year to give the needed time TO
training. and only his regar, for Will.
IAN Bnehrach, his coach, had prevented
his abandoning the racing game last
fall.
But Ucbrer will be sadly missed in
the field he has long honored. No bet
ter sportsman or more generous rival
ever lived; no greater all-round swim
MGR was ever developed. lnvincibIe at
back stroke swimming, he has shown
ability 10 shatter worlds records ac-
tually at will. and in free style swim
ming his international marks are too
many to count lie will be sad loss
70 the sport.
Walter Pomeroy. the veteran long
distance swimmer of California, is en-
pected by the Coast experts TO give
Eastern rivals a hot fight for laurels
in the San Francisco races.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-20
Fox Hills Golf Club.

The second round for the vice-presi-
dents trophy. offered by M. j. Gram
mont, was run OFF at the Fox Hills
Golf Club yesterday. There was also
medal handicap in two classes, George
G. Worthley taking the prize in the
first set with S5-l4-71 and H. w.
Bearman doing likewise in the second
with 91-22-69 The summary and
scores follow:
Vice Presidents Cup tseoond roundl-J. W. Nc
Menamy beat J. d. Wootell. up; C. II. HadloSk
beat Y w Catlin. up: A. T. Palmer beat A. +.
Heikel. 3 up and TO play. George q. worthleJ
beat George D. Waterbury. up and 10 play.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-20
Forest Hill Field Club.

Three matches were finished in the
third round for the club championship
at the Forest Hill Field Club yes
terday, Albert AllsOpp defeating Her
aid Carr eliminating Richard Erler, o
and 4, and A. Z. Sykes defeating A.
Albro by a margin of 2 and l..
Carr's card of 76 was the best of
the day. The match between j. T.
Lintott and Gouverneur Nixon was
not played.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-20
o --r-+------
BEHR AND HALL WIN
Advance in Tourney Of New
Yonkers Lawn Tennis Club.

The first annual open lawn tennis
tournament of the Nappeckamack Ten
mis- Club, Of South Yonkers, began yes
terday on the clubs fine clay courts, at
Lincoln station. with thirty-two play
ers starting in the mems singles.
Allan Behr, NJ. B. Hall, Z. II. James
and A. w. Guernsey were the most
prominent players to come through
their matches successfully, reaching
the third round. The feature singles
match to-day will see Behr and Hall
pitted against each other in the fight
10 get into the semi-fnals. The courts
were lightning fast. and the tourna-
ment will become n fixture every year
hereafter, the new clubhouse and
shower baths providing ample accom-
modations for large number of play
ers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-20
GARDNER DEFEATS NILES
Old Harvard Star Wins Bay
State Lawn Tennis Title.

Boston, June 19.-G. ?. Gardner, jr.,
former Harvard athlete, to-day wrested
the state lawn tennis championship
from n. W. Niles, five times titleholder.
This challenge match % the state
tournament went five sets, Gardner
winning after Niles had gained an ad-
vantage of two sets TO one. The scores
were SO, 3-6, 81, "a, "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-20
Yountakah Country Club.

At the Yountakah Country Club
match play versus par was in order,
and W. L. Clarke, finishing all square,
was returned the winner. The re-
suits;
" l. Clarke. all square. W O. Pfeil. down
fOssi I''i' acs SG" fe.rimu ns' down SSTe W
Arnold. I down Y, r. Arnold down; " X
ConaIl. down: Z. X Mssick. down; 8 II. I'd
EdwAfds n 10 down
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-20
CLASS d
MEADOW BROOK a WINS
Thomas Hitchcock, Jr., Shows
Well for Defeated Magpies.

Meadow Brook, Long Island, June 10.
The Meadow Brook first polo team
defeated the Magpies, from the same
club, in the third contest for the
Meadow Brook Club cups by score OF
ii 10 Ga goals yesterday.
The Magpies were allowed eight goais
handicap, and to this they added only
two more, as they were outridden py
their heavier opponents. Thomas Hitch
cock. IT,, who is proving himself a chip
~ The old block, did good work for his
side, making both Of the goals that
were scored.
The lineup follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-20
|Quimet Pays Tribute
To Skill of TraverS

always been a wonder where q wallop
was needed straight and far In faet'
Travers figures Ouimet as one OF the
finest wooden club players he has ever
seen, here or abroad. Yet, as dlsap-
pointing as this showing must have
been, Francis gave no sign Of peevish-
ness. He finished with his well known
smile working overtime, just as cheer.
full and apparently as contented as II
he had won. when l begin 70 put
winning a championship above having
lot Of fun at golf" he said, then
hope III never win another"
This last Open showed again how
much golf is a matter of one days
or one weeks mental attitude. Where
Ouimet couldn't get going, so waiter
Hagen had to fight for every stroke.
II was one Of those weeks when the
former Open Champion found nothing
easy. "You either get a good score
without any trouble" said Alec Smith,
cor you work your head off TO get q
bad one. And you never know which
it is going to be until after you've
started"
Travers not only returned as a
medal player Of renown, but he also
returned with fine use of the wood. No
man obtained better results from the
tee. A few were longer, but for the
most part they were in trouble often
er. The new winner was straight and
far, but in winning the title he
achieved this result through fine use
Of his short pitches, which were a
marvel Of steadiness and accuracy
and of brilliancy when the occasion
REQUIRED. We followed him for at
least forty of his seventy-two holes
without having any recollection of a
missed pitch shot where one lookup
one fub-one bad shot, would have
put him out of it. His putting was
good, but not brilliant. |! was the
great approaching he brought off that
left but little for the putter TO do,
taken as a whole.
Three puts on fourteen green's in
the morning round Friday was the
final blow that crushed Chick Evans's
last hope. Evans was playing great
golf for the most part, but this fear
full lapse in putting, much worse ever
than Chick has shown, as erratc as
he has been on the greens, was the end
of his chance. II he had taken two
puts TO these fourteen greens, by his
own figuring, Friday morning, he
would have been below 70, instead OF
around so, for he secured at the
seventeenth by holing his msshic. In
so far as his play with wood and iron
was concerned Chick played well
enough 70 win any championship, but
when one begins TO use up three puts
on fourteen out Of eighteen greens
the finest exhibition in The world can't
make up for this terrific deficit. cit
doesn't seem possible" says Chick,
"that any one could miss so many
puts. But know now that 1t can
be done"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-20
III ~ - sNAf
Ne summary follows:

Ne summary follows:
N er:sa lseui eaal roundl-GIrdlnr W.
r.. Fg,higf bett Franklin W Dyer. Mont
4lts ils holes Philip V. @. Carter. Ma {.
= "a WlAtn L Hicks. Nassau. up and
"a or6-Ca-tsr beat White VI ls holes).
- sghi ifrs, sixteen. semi final roundl -
lerlru. Nassau. beat Alfred Morrtl. Ar
IL 1 M IN h0ieEI. T. " Potter WestchesteT,
= 0suf Perm. National, ty default
n rsua6-PUttef beat Jennings. Up and
=. eIte- lssr.' final round l--Archis NJ.
III & Andrews. beat George T. Brokaw. Mas
ii / {, tnd 70 play. c. l. Watkins. Apa-
"a eai G p Adams. National. Up and
ri rsnd-wl.Jdns beat Reid. W t22 holesl.
NJ erhi Jte,rrd sixteen. SEM final rOundl-
n Y Kcr. Maidstone. beat {. Z. Van Week.
AtSpL " and 70 play. A $. Bourne.
ix,-@ bet, II C. Bs-leY Nassau. by dGaui.
~ Nsno-B01rue b-st heTr. : up and
- fr'ten 'ssu, hnal roundl-A ". Rossiter
80 ssi John Broccirus, New York Golf. up
1 . pU. s c. Nsb0n, ArdSley, beat n.
l1z. Nassau. ~ ard ! 70 play.
- Nghd-MEt0n beat Rossit,r, ] Up.
ht1 tghi third sixteen lseml .nnal rounc -
1 lrt1rt Greenwich. beat T. =. Pratt. as
E!g.A G. Mruwalue. National LINKS. teAt
Pc NtssG1 uD and 70 play
n vund-Nells alue beat CaGhart. up and
isIr
NJ cItsn C.eul-hnM round)-D. A. Lorins.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-20
htdicts That Jerry Will
&a Great Golfer for at
Least Thirty Years.
us DELICATE TOUCH"
rings GOOD RESULTS
M Championship Shows How
s'sh Depends on Mental
Attitude, Says Rice.
By GRANTIANn RICE

By GRANTLAND RICE.
s'Ag those who Joined in q
,ss1 tribute TO Travers after his
<'sl finish was Francis Ouimet,
- 4 Sportsman as he is a golfer.
ave always said" remarked Out
a. be followed Jerry the last
"lss' shat there was no earthly
- IN the world why TrAvers
49, De just as good q medal
|aSl. = ne was a match player. The
n" u mat before Jerry had never
much thought 70 medal play,
=, eaient 70 qualify and save his
y - LOT match play aheai. But
- every qualification for a medal
IS "ehoer, as a medal round is
PVT match play against Par.
L.. gerry worked out his system
- 'e's way, for he fought Par
Ia .Oe Just as IL the Old Boy
80 a live opponent who was
= WIN deadly accuracy"
~ ak Of Jerry being all
N. commented 0uimet, was, of
H., sh oosh. | beat him at Elk
sseause ! happened 10 be going.
-. ne at Garden City because he
40 be going. But Jerry is
s under thirty, is taking
~ -, Of himself and is a natural
1, s.alu. He should be a great
Ia, vi az least thirty years, as
-, save been great golfers at
~ " nItJ seven. Jerry will al
bar. hne golfer, as he hss the
II ~aeh needed 70 round out a
e,1 game. This is born in a
& ~, Is hard 10 develop, although
n s,et It can be improved. He
~ \, aeileate touch better than al
~ man know"
~" JAILED TO give as good an ex-
n II, " golf as he has given be-
4 ~. ~ the end Of his last round
tAass ~ fine an exhibition of
FL Az as any one has ever
n n. through the week ne had
,s,s,s.hg Of normal form. He
Il, I vel, but for the frat time
ss,,... Ats his tee shots began GO
~ ~. repeatedly, and try rs he
NrsT never returned. The wood
tSorite weapon, as he has
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-20
TRAVERS BEATEN
IN 4-BALL MATCH
ON SEAVIEW LINKS
Marston and Wilfred Reid
Set Too Hot a Pace for
Champion and A. Reid.

Although strange to the links, Max
Marston, the New Jersey amateur
champion, and Wilfred Reid, the Sea-
view Golf Club professional, defeated
Jerome D. Travers, the new open title
holder, and Arthur Reid, of the home
club, in four-bal match over the links
Of the Upper Montclair Country Club,
yesterday, Because of the fast pace
set by Wilfred Reid, the visiting pair
was able to win by up and to play.
Trevers, after his ordeal earlier in
the week at Baltusrol, naturally ex-
perienced a let-down, but, even so,
little fault could be found With his
game. He made the round in rs, as
did Marston, who had not seen the
course in long while. Arthur Reid,
because Of a couple Of bad holes,
took rs,
On the other hand, Wilfred Reid
played like a champion, Keeling of the
first nine holes in "a, and so fast did
he travel on the inward half that it
looked as if he had the record at his
mercy. The Seaview man, however,
got trapped at the home hole, taking
s, but, despite that, he came back in
35, and had a 50 for the round. This
Is two strokes better than par for
the links, and only a stroke more than
the course record held By lravers.
The individual cards were as fol-
lows:
D.ta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-20
Ell Total

Meadow Brook by Gained goals, II. TOTAL u
MsaIos Brook MAgpies-Iy osrnsd goals. AZ
irwed hy handicap ): Lost by penalties, OF
rosi Total o.. Played eisht periods Of
minutes each Heferee-J. {. Cooley. Timer anu
scorer--J Eugene Gear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-20
The summary and scores follow:

Third round Gune foursome tournament
7. Z. McGlyn and o. NJ. Palmer beat r. l.
=. b. Farmer and + s. kellogg teat W. s.
Clouth and \. r. Copper. 8 up and . TO play;
Arthur Hunter and Z. p. Berbour beat ".
IL. Lotus and f. ". Townsend. . up: G. y.
Erans;on and r. G. HraGlcy heat T. T.
oliver and L. d. Gallagher. 6 up and to
play.
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Swimming S H !: e.. s s; int
Dalton Swimming School, 10 w. ~ 81.

.5 Bowling Alley, Billiard Fool
zSsr6a Table Mfrs. Repsirs -
~ supplies; AJAX sros. 90
20 Onion square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-20

M0NTCLAIR GOLFERS OUT
Allen, Copper and Christie Are
Glass Winners.

In addition TO thc third round of
the June foursomcs tournament at the
Montclair Golf Club yesterday. there
was sweepstakes in three classes.
In Class A A. r. Allen, with SA--9-75,
led the field, while in Glass Il A. Il.
Copper, with 90-is-72, topped the
list.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-20
CLASS A--svEEPsTAKEs

C. r.. Christie. 3r.............lo2
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-01
ALEDO

Ava Elliot and Don Tolle lett the
first OF the week for IaWshe Ohio
Were they Ali spend the winter at
taslr home
Mrs c. " Buiord OF Keithsburr
vas the guest OF AledO friends Thurs
Day.
?. W Taylor was business visitor
n Galesburs "Wednesday
Nr and Mr.. r r. Girls and two
ehiltren ana 5Iiss May Holmes of
Red Oak. Iowa arrived here Wedues-
day to visit Mrs. Girls and Miss
Holmes parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Holmes
Mr. and Mrs C.. A. Griffin OF Rich
I'LL. 40. have come TO spend the
holidays with Mrs. GrirIu's parents.
Mr. and Mrs p. K. Thompson.
Thomas BartIe who IS attending
Illinois Wesleyan university at Bloom
iagton. is here spending the vacation
With his parents, Rev. and Mrs. j. b.
5artle
Mrs Alice Vance and daughter.
Mss Mabel went 10 Keithsburg Wed
,esday to spend a few days al the
home Of Mrs Vance's sister. Mrs b.
,. Parkinson
Mrs W T. fireman who has been
'isiting friends in JOY and AledO left
ais week for her home in Everett,
Pa
J. W Archer and Charles AIcNeal
., New Boston were AIedo visitors
Wsdnesday.
Mrs. Ray Heston and children went
% Viola Wednesday 10 spend a few
avs with Mrs George Hestou-
John Marshall arrived home the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-01
AdmInistrator's Notice.

Estate of Anastasia Leary, deceased.
The undersigned having heen APP
pointed administrator Of tne estate Of
An. stasia Leary. late of the county Of
Rock Island. state OF Illinois, deceased,
hereby gives notice that he viii appear
before the Hon. Benjamin Bell, judge
OF the probate court Of Rock Island
county AT the probate court room, in
the city OF Rock Island. at the March
term. ON the FIRST Monday in March next,
ar which time all persons having claims
against said estate are notified and re
uucsted 10 attend for the purpose OF
having the same adjusted. All persons
Indebted TO said estate are requested 70
make immediate payment to the under
Dated gath day OF December. a. d.
1a1. JOHN w. LEARN.
nf~rFa s~saF TOR
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-01
LEGAL
Publication Notice.


state OF Illinois, Rock Island Coun-
ty-ss;
In the Fourteenth Judicial Circuit. IN
and fc- said County OF Rock Island,
To the January term, a D 1917 Bili
TO ioEecioSe. No. sSbi-
The Black Hawk Homestead Build
ing. Loan & Saving Association. com
claimant rs. William J. Bseuer, Amid
i. Bleuer and Thomas J. Medih defend
ants.
To the above named Thomas J Me-
dill nonresident defendant
Ahidavit of your nOn-reSidence hav-
ing been riIed in the office OF the under
signed clerk OF said court in the above
entitled cause, notice IS hereby given
to YOU that the above named complain
ant has filed in said court
its bill OF complaint against
YOU. on the Chancery side OF said court;
that u summons IN Chancery mas been
issued IN said cause against you return
able TO the next January term OF SAID
court to be begun and holden in the
court house in The city OF Rock Island
in the county of Rock Island and state
OF Illinois on the 1rst Monday OF jan
lary a d. 1918. at which time and
place you VIII appear and plead. ans "e-
or derr3ur TO the said bill OF complaint as
Dated al Rock Island. nj. this 9TH
DAY OF Decent Der. 4. d. 1914
GEORGE ". GAMBLE
Clerk OF said Circuit court
Walker Ingram x Sweeney solicit
tors Tor complainant
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-01

first OF the week from Quincy where
he had visited relatives. He was &C
compauied home by his uncle. Elisha
Marshall of Beardstown and Miss
Mary Hisiey OF Clayton.
Lrs. T. ID. Wiuders and children
Gladys and William spent Wednesday
in Viola with Mrs. Windcrs' parents.
Sir. and Mrs. II. H Sidwel.
Thomas Swearingen who mas made
a six weeks visit here with mis- neph-
ew. Coleman harp and other rela-
tives. left Thursday FOR his home in
Winchester. Ohio.
Mr.. and tIrs. 4. V. Larrance went TO
New Windsor Friday TO spend the
day with Mr.. and Mrs. F. ". John
zC--
Lowell Harrouu and family Of Mil
lersburE LEFT the first of the week for
1iarshaiilowu. Iowa TO spend a few
days with relatives.
Nrs. l.. j.. Far- and son Master Leo
left Wednesday Tor Chicago 20 visit
1lrs- Fairs brother. e.. a Waller.
They 7iI go 90 Sandwich 20 visit her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. G.. Waller be
fore returning home.
1irs. ~ +. jenkins OF Keokuk. Ia.
arrived here Wednesday to spend the
winter with her daughter Mrs. II. /.
Walker
c. :. Bartlett Of New Boston was a
guest az the home OF his cousin, Mrs.
T. B. Winger. Friday.
Miss Dortly Forsythe OF Fort Madi-
son. la, came Thursday 20 spend
few days with her cousin Miss Bessie
Finley and relatives near Hamlet.
A. r. Cauum the Western Union
telegraph operator ar the G. Z. * Q.
depot left Wednesday for a two weeks
visit I'm ST. Paul, MINI. l. L. Gray OF
Nekoma IS serving as operator dur
iuz the absence OF Mr.. Canum.
1Ir. and Mrs. T. ParIlman spent
Friday in New Boston at the home of
,heir daughter. Mrs J. b. Ballard
Mt and Mrs. Jacob Schroll and
two children OF Tobias. Neb.. came
Thursday 10 visit Mr.. Schroll's moth [
err Mrs. Catherine Schroll and other
relatives
Mrs. C. r. Nichols who has been /
visiting her father. II. s Middaugh. /
returned 10 her home In Gaiva Wed T..
nesday. Her father accompanied her I
home for few days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Rutherford and I.
children aIr. and Mrs. Charles Reth- /
erford and baby and Mrs. J. d. Thorn |
ason OF Joy spent Friday AZ the home /
of .Ir. and Mrs. J. + Rutherford.
The Mercer Township free public /
library committee Is considering /
plans for a suitable building 49, be |
erected during the coming year on the !
site for the new library and in short 1
time plans for the new structure viii
have been selected and a call issued I
for bids on the building. \ site has
been purchased for the new library
and during the past few weeks the
committee has been busy perfecting
the title The buildings on the site
viii be sold at public auction The
building plans viii be submitted 10 the
secretary OF the Carnegie Foundation
from which the donation OF $4,000
for the new library building is deriv-
ed.
Alr. and Mrs. William Butcher went
10 Plano Thursday TO visit Mr.. But
rher's sister. Mrs. Harry Usilton.
Herschel Blazer who has been
spending few weeks in Chicago ar
rived home last week
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-01

state OF Illinois. Rock island coun-
In the Fourteenth Judicial Circuit. In
and for said County OF Rock Island.
TO the January term. A. u. 1915. BIZ
70 Foreclose, No. 1853.
The Black Hawk Homestead Build
ing Loan * Saving Association, com :
plainant. vs. William J. Bleuer. Alfhild
= Bleuer and Thomas !. MedilI. defend
ants
din nonresident defendant,
AfidaVit of your non-re residence nav
Ing been ried in the Office OF the under
sigued clerk OF said court Ia the above
antftled cause. notice IS hereby given
TO you that the above named complain
ant has hled in said court
It's bill OF complaint against
yotl on the chancery side or said court;
That a summons in chancery has been
issued in said cause against you return
able TO the next January term OF sald
court 10 be begun and holden IN the
ccIr-r house In the city of Rock Island
in the county OF Rock Island and state
OF illinois. on the first Monday OF Jan,
nary A d. 1915. at which time ana
place you Will appear and plead. answer
o. ssenur 10 the said bill Of complaint IS
YOU may see ut -, -, 49,.
saV OF December A. u. 1914.
S~s - GEORGE " GAMBLE.
Clerk OF said Circuit Court
walker 1ngrar * sweeney. soIIci-
tors for complainant
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IEG9AI-


state OF illinois. Rock Island Coun-
ry-ss-
- the Circuit court. scpten Der
term, A .. 1915 In Charcery-
Lars 2 Bergstrom We. Carrie Berg
strOm-
Amdavit Of non-res:1er-r o. the
above named da-eu daar. Carrie Berg
strom. having been fled fro the clerk 3
Office OF the circuit court Of said co1n-
Is. notice is therefore hereby given TO
the said nonresident defendant that
tho mplaluaur Med his bin az com
piaiut in said court on the chaucery
side thereof on tHe 22rd day OF No.
vember. 1914, and that thereupou q
summons issued out OF said court
wherein said suiL SIS now pending, re-
-uruaUir on tine urst aiouGay VA the
month Of January next as is b. law
required.
Now unless you, me said non-regf-
dent defendant above named, Carrie
Bergstrvul. shall personally be and APP
pear before said circuit court. the
hrst day OF the next term thereof, 70
30 holden at Rock Island lu and for
said county. or tHe first Monday IN
January next. and plead answer or
demur TO .ne said ofnplaluants Dill Of
comp laiut, the same ana matters and
things therein charged and stated VIII
be L ken IS confessed ana q decree en-
tered against you according = she
prayer of said bill
GEORGE * GAMBLE Clerk
Rock Island. III. Dec 3. 1914
Edward l. Eagle. comp lainanTs so
ucitnr-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-01
LEGAL.
Petition TO Probate win.


Petition TO Probate VIII.
state OF Illinois. Rock Island Coun-
Probate court, ROCK Island County
In the matter of the probate OF the
last will and testament OF owen Jyr-
dan, deceased
ceru-Greeting:
Notice is hereby given that on the
ism day OF DeceLn Der = D 1914, Pc
rition was filed in the probate court OF
Rock Island county, Illinois, asking
Thar the last VIII ana testneut OF owen
Jordan. deceased. be admitted 20 pro
nate The same petition further states
that the following named persons are
ali he!rs-at-law and IeEatees- James
T. Quinn, and the unknown heirs ~
owen Jordan, deceased
You are further notified that the hear
ing OF the proof OF said VIII mas been
seq nv said court Tor the 45rh Gay or
January. a u. 1915, at the hour of 10
o'clock IN the forenoon, at the court
hou5e IN Rock Island. IN said county.
when and where you can appear. Il you
see 1T and show cause, Il any you
nave why said viii should not be ad-
Inlttcd 10 probate.
JOHN FLEMING,
Clerk OF Probate court
Dated az Rock Island. H. Dee ls.
James F. Murphy. attorney.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-01
NOTICE
snIe OF RraI Estntc.

BY virtue OF an order and decree or
the district court OF the United states
FOR the Northern district OF Illinois.
Southern division, made on the petition
or the understE ned, IN tho matter OF the
estate of Luther /. kuttler, bankrupt ,
OF the city OF Rock Island and state OF
Illinois, tor leave 10 sell the real esta te
seth dag of January, a d 1915, at the
hour of il "a IN, sell at public sale "a
the court house in the city OF Rock Is
land, county OF Rock Island and state
of illinois, the real estate described as
follows. tO-wlt.
Lot number eighteen CS). in block
number nve C5J, IN Budd's re-subdivls-
ion OF Ayers second t2ud) addition 70
Hfnsdale. DuPaEe county. Illinois, on
the following terms. to-wit. Cash ia
hand upon delivery OF deed.
4 4. EDWARDS
Trustee OF the Estate of Luther z.
kuttler. bankrupt.
Dated this 2Sth day OF December. A
D. 1914. at Rock Island. Ill