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APPOINTED HI Rank

Strl another roarish Influence was The an.
uourccrrau; bv IN. Nc-ch'ut> National
Harb Of - annoinimert OF an ndyis.ry
council This council Is mad" Ut rar'| IT,
~ r1. herr as. directors under lne new
lansing Laws. IN. announcement w.s
halted aS being ia" solution % tho urotlrm
az rvailur ~ law agaias, intcrloc,irr Ill
-"'turHi~s THO only ohi"rt of III" law
against in'~rIorkirr dir"ctoratcS Wa :"
ulak" il i-uuo, siblo tor any ou" man to know
al TIC "nur- % "'l the bar, The sd-
visor, couN,ilmNu viii be ahH - q" that
vcr hing. provided ,o'hor banks follow III"
rNamplo ~ 'h' Ncrchauts' Naturailv Con
gross viii no inclined to do some more log
iela'iur AND but further restrictions around
management ~ barks. Pcrhsrs As urA-
nau'ion to~ such thing the n,uch-nscdcd
Investigation ~ recent hank loans Wall he
made.
AI of Tho dH>'. news fairly considered,
WAS ~ constructive character The Str"l
'urnoratio0 r.u,rt"8 tonnage I@rIUS-"
~ HOS - which is an increase ~ iS>-
- ions over tho urovious month of this
tonnage 20 nor rNr. = SDoCiflcd. thG- Is
INC corrora'ton can 90 ahead King e.
without further consultation with thr uer-
s"rs nuttinC i'm the order. OF tn" - nAr
cent on which sp"ciic1tious arc LACKING
tho c"~nor.ti"n announces that X is MI FIRM
1Nd uucCn""llahlc. ~ matter az fact.
however. Wall Street Knows that any order
.rvwhor" csU b" cancelled before actual
.,,l he rs
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CnANcERy RELEASE DEEDS.
SnOSrA


McNciSh q Sloan, trustees to Bliss
Wiiiia,nS street. 20 Is by ll5 feet south
inc OF West Avenue, 90 feet east OF
n,rch street. December ls. 1915:
John r. Sale. trustee. to Andrew 7
Gray. Jr.. %OSl%o fccr south line Of
Monument Avenue. 80 feet west Of
10000.
H.. seldom Taylor. trustee. 10 Ed
ward X. Maynard, 2Sxl45 feet north
inr or Grace Street. northwest corner
81 Grace and Cedar streets January
2. 1917; $4,000.
lanes W: Anderson. trustee. To 4. r..
tel. 3oX 80 feet 10, /" in block T. in
$l,2S@
John EaShy. trustee. 10 Nancy Ed
wards. - - by % fec, nas, line Of
Seventeenth street. northwest corner
OF Fairfield and Seventeenth streets.
second. l5X?0 feet north line nr E,ir'
mcid street. 30 feet cast Of Seventeenth
street January .. 1917 $500.
CHARTERS ISSUED.
The state Corporation Commission
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NAN YnnK rRonrCE MARkrr-

NEW YORK. JaHuatv io-Raw SUGAR.
.tHaGv: centrifugal. 6&1 moiasses. IS: re-
SPOT coffee. steady: Rio IS. Zoe; Santos =.
The market for co,tcnsccd oil sold of
With the caster ruling in lard and cotton.
hut steadied somewhat near the clos" on
reace talk and shor, covering. final prices
were TO points net lower. Sales. l.. son
Ia -rclS The ngrl.o; closed firm. SPOT. - -
nd: Jauuary l.. 50 Ii@1i: February. - - .
- -: March. 1922 a l..5: Auril. l.. ~ n l. -
Mar. lI.c+ y - June l. - q l.. 50: iuiv. l. 81
"a lI32: August. l..NtI l. Is
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DISAPPOINTED WHEN
tENEHNI MOTORS TUMBLE

When General Motors went 'urlhiiDc. from
I'- ourniuc rriCo Of IN - ir;'~. tho Street
':,li-cd Solcnnlv Of tts ,ltsaonointincnt IN got
TING "llN uo~ cent dividend IS mat
tor of fact there really has hc"u nc DIST
d0ui vs'ipu ON tn" now stock at AL. aud
rho nov sta,k Wa is.Iod itre :nr on" IN
cNch%uc" Tor til" old. which hHs hcor NAY
iur N u"r vcr,. tnG. tho , "or cent declared
on IN" r-w stock j. nothing more ,nnn
rt.uiin" pavmont - tho reCul.i dividend.
TN. COMPANY nov rs said 20 ho o,rnirc -
The ra'~ of coo nor "au' ON IN" old stock.
cent - n" OLD stock -smaius 10 10 on
chrrced for new and when that IS done
dividend action that means soneth'Er VIII
10" tahrn
NEW NoRE. Lauu.rv IG-Ne-rsutilc pa
U"r, ~, Sterling. si,ty-d-i hills. s;.li.:
commercial >iNty-,aS bills or banks. S!.lt.
comm. retail SIXTY -daN blls i.70i.: demand.
H75", cable: $+7h rs Bar silver, -: M-Ni-
IAN dollars. 49,. GoynrnmCut bonds. steady.
Railroad bonds Irregular. Time loans easy.
>iNrr and ninety dTNs. 2ma'. siN months.
..0, % Ilt. call money. .aSN. ruin. rai"
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MtRItISt:E I.ttI:NSI;S.

Inc following marriage licenses were
issued Yesterday by the clerk Of the
Hastings Court:
George Is. Brooks and Nora l.: Carr
james Bailey and Stella Marsh
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mr>rINGs COURT. PART II.

Matte l." Durrctt and Edgar W.
M"Sby Yesterday filed sui, against y
h"mas Mosby. Damages to the OK.
ZION was filed
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i'anCv California, unr hos
Fancy Florida. ~ hos
f,ranrfy,iit.

MANhET COnDiriO%S
IE"cirtS Of aurlc- iEh'. 1oinand uuu-utIIv
sn"6 'o'"i toes s,src". good quality N-iur.
ius r""h pri'rs Market aotiv. on al fruits
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CHICAGO LINE STcCE. M,RKTT.

.!IICAGO. LanunrN Hors-Rec"iuts. IL
Svcrss SLOW n iiG & . %n%eT .H aS'eFaaS
$3.50: mixed ilnl:us lo."5: heavy $40 :oG
$685.: rough. $40 20 sl0.Sl: pirs. ssSnU 50 80.
cattlc--RccclntS. - ,cr,: steady. Native
beef cattle. s. san sii 81: Western steers.
$500 $40: stockers and feeders sj50df
$50: cows ana hciicrs. AioI $1,000: calves.
Shcer~Rccoir,s is oOn: STEADY wethcrs.
50. 80 a 5000 lambs Sill .OT, SiBsI
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HENRICo DEEDS OF TRUST.

lw" Deeds Of Trust. Amounting
II. NJ Nelson TO J. c. Easey. trls-
tee. - and n acres on the oS horne
lurnpikc January I, 1917: s2o5o
r. trustee. lots ! TO in block r in
nc Hungary Road. January .. 1917:
$500
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NAVAL. STOREs-

SAVANNAH. GA. January N-Turn.n-
IN HuiSi 53s: sales none reSeio'sa, q;
asks. Ros,n. firm: sales :eI barrels; re-
CENTS. -: barrels: shinHn"nts. i3d3 barrels
stock. +ni5i barrels. Quote. \. r.. -. r..
=. tei: =. u. 6.27ig: H.. l. 3?'- X. $50;
NJ. SO. y. 6.aJ VIC, 80: WV. 30.
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PETERSRTRG PEANUT MARIN 81

iRcrort"d hv Rodgers. 2!urnmer & Co. IncN
PETERSBURG VA, January l0.-Span-
i.h-F"rm-rs stock-Markct steady. sl."U
p"r bush"l.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. stock Market steady
Fancy Jumbo. 80 TO 4Mc per round: extra
urimc. 3s.c - ic pcr round; urine. SIZE 20
NE yer pound; Smelling stock. Sc 10 Sac
pOuu1
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,nItu> N,EbrTs

.l.v yIpn! u MNHh ~ REPRESENTATIVES,.
%. -.'9 fr"en,. en-" mn.Sr neso,i2,,o". -.
ge .,a H o5 from SG?'hern ,"G 2ayty.s
, ,,.s t., M ,sr.. c' TIN, Kan ~ -" :o
q" ''~"."' "' N'' "''ln" 90 =
~. r, r.,,-.,,,r, .,
n,i 80, stt.il. H.",,l 'sIS" io,i ~ ,"s
1"n., ppa,, lsl niGsb,"s sT c W.. , '@
|t,h l,a-'n ,,,,ni..s "2'ntS MI ne, iI%.Tjcci.
"F ,. .rh. '''EiGGiI"! '%W,"rd IN" midhl"
''".. 'gr N!ar"h Ana ~ r. tuiv
, ~ .pr."r"a ~ ana i-," ma1e n.v lo,.
.'..' '.' '''' t-" W. .H' L"'n trading Uu.
N,,,%T.i.5 ..nr
M'' 'l"H E'"|n and -ip,t 'rark"'- MAY
ma ls"'' n'''N r' n"n.Ihi' Tor IN urosr-
-. ',H',- 'if' % T''.' 90 'hr r"-
.I..s n'a n."u ro'.,y"1 ~ IN ~"
.''- h '~'" ur'"l- car
d. u '" IN. r. u. H'h J. .dF ~ .. 60"
80 10y IF" 10 iN'''- from 'h' high 'ryoi
..'f '-,". h"w'd ralli'H
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.


NEW YORK January lO.-Cotion goods
and warns were Stcadicr TODAY. Hosiery
prices nance on STAPLE goods for fall 1877
from 80 30 per cent higher than
ago. An unusual attendance Of BUYERS
was reported in tho markets for this time
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HUSTINGS DEED OF TRUST
ohc Deed OF Trust. Amounting ia
SSQD m

John II. Garrett 10 Thomas " Gard :
ner trustee. 1884 by 100 feet cast line
% twentieth street. l5o feet north of
llui! street. January g. 1917: $3.50
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,,lo;S"; hatnyard calves ssoNT 500 ycarlin=s
Sheen and lambs steady sheen. owes.
$500" s;SG; culis $500: lambs. tc"" shi 80:
,i,ISoss.tirm. Medium and hcavv;, sii.'o"f
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its lowest a. a net loss ~ 3 10 =" noirts
Closing bids l-nuarN. III; March. l'.'7:
NAV. 1902: luiN. 1919: October. 1918
Spot cotton. steady. Il points up Sales
on ne spot t.j bales: 10 arrive. none.
Mililinr- Is ~
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'n,>,,.", n,,:n> n, ,n,,,.
lJght Deeds 81 Trust \u,,,,,,I,, =,


'harl'" IS Wiili. ia igos -. .Jnnna
bHel''. 2&>i2i fr.i east lin. of tbtr,,.
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The state Corporation Commission
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RICHMOND Fiu1T MARKET.
Wholesale O,,otatioDs
bN " = Ftf- NdW = IO-I
Nich,nond. Va January 10.


tancv. to-, dozen crate
Fancy. seven dozen crate
Fancy Dcr bunch
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-10-02
FLOSS In OIL
FIRE $25O,O00!
NONE THAN 10000 GALLONS
eURNe IN DEe MONIES
WAREHOUSE.

D,s Moines. Sept. 2s.-More than
100000 gallons Of oil valued ~ xzou'-
600, according to Charles 3. WnNo'
manager of the Vacuum on COMPANY
owning the oil, wore DESTROYED ~ :
fire yesterday afternoon IN tne w!
chants Transfer and Storage com
nany's warehouse. number 4 at SCUM.
west Ninth and Tuttle streets Inc
origin of the fire Is unknown.
rEAMsTER DISCOVERS ~.
The fre was discovered aDou' ~ =
o'clock yesterday afternoon IN tne
southwest end of the building. he no.
tilted w. G. Armstrong, foreman OF
the warehouse, who sounded . seneI 81
alarm. -.
A twenty mile wind famed me
blaze which endangered many OF ING
factory and warehouse buildings; y. ~
the vicinity, SFiremen were unaDie 70
ret the fre stnder control ana on!y
fought to keep the blaze from spread
ing to the other buildings.
lMpLEMENT HoUeE Is DAMHoED'
The roof Of the John Deere lmpie.
mant companies' warehouse cauent
ARE several times 20 that It was
necessary to play streams OF water on
the building during the hre. uwo
hundred and fifty thousand ooiia..
worth Of implements were stored IN
this building.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-10-02
HAS FUND READY
FOR FUNERAL PRICE

West Liberty, Oct. Mrs. Eliza c.
Wesson, who died at her home here
at the age Of 70 years, had on deposit
in local bank, special fund with
which her funeral expenses are to be
paid, according to directions left BY
her. She was the widow OF civil war
veteran, who was twice seriously
wounded, suffered broken legs in a
wreck Of the train which was bringing
him home from war and who later
lost his 400 acres Of land through the
extension of security to false friends.
Embittered by these unkindnesses Of
the fates, Mrs. Wesson developed a
sarcastic philosophy which made her
locally famous. BY frugality, she
reared her family and came to the
close of her life. still independent
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$4,000 IS DUE
INAUTO TAXES
DELINQUENT FEES FOR 1915 WILL
BE BASIS OF SUITS IN
coURTe. ->~

Des Moines Sept. 2S.-Over $4,000
in delinquent automobile fees for the
year 1915 is yet to be collected. Sec.
rotary Of state w. 8. Allen has turned
in to the attorney generals once this
delinquent list and the state depart
ment Of justice, together with the
county attorneys Of the state, will In
stitute suits against these parties un'
less the fees are paid.
I State and county ofacers are also
making IN effort to collect back fees
from this year which amount to $32..
$50. It Is claimed also that the privt
lege Of using dealers numbers contin'
ues to he abused and an effort will be
made to round up violators of this sta
tute.
with the practice Of issuing one
number plate good for three years II
has been q comparatively easy matter
to evade the payment OF license money
especially II county attorneys or other
olflcers are inclined to be lax In en-
forcing this law II has been suggested
that some special design In steel SINH
lar to the small designs used In Cali
fornia be issued each year to attach
to the big number plate. This will
show that the license fee has been
paid for the year and at the same time
the expense of buying new plate en-
tire will be avoided. The cost Of these
small designs is not much, 1t Is pointed
out, nor will 1t require much postage
to send them out In parcel post.
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MANY SPEAK AT
CHARITIES MEETING

Mason City, Sept. 3S.-speakers OF
national repute will address the an
nual conference of charities and cor.
rection for Iowa here October IA, 10
and 16.
Miss Bessie McClenahan Of the state
university, secretary Of the Iowa or
ganization, declares the war has In
tensified the necessity for considering
social problems; even in Iowa prob
lens Of charity that have never before
been forced upon our attention will
lend particular usefulness to the
coming conference.
Among the important speakers will
be the Rev. Father Frederick Siedes,
burg, dean of the college Of sociology
in Loyola university, Chicago; Rob
ert A. Woods of Boston. president OF
the national conference Of social work,
and Prof. ]. L. Gillin Of the University
of Wisconsin. Mr.. Woods is resident
head of South End house, University
Settlement, Boston.
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BLOOMFIELD SHIPS
SUPPLIES TO,UNIT r

Bloomfield, Oct. 1.-The Davis 'coun-
ty chapter OF the American Red Cross
packed and forwarded box Of hospi-
tai supplies to DR.. ]. Fred Clarke,
director Of the hospital Unit r, last
week, as q part Of their apportionment
in the unit. Other supplies are being
prepared as a. result Of personal let
ter to the chapter from DR.. Clarke.
These will be forwarded in the near
future, -
The chapter, through its fourteen
branches, is carrying on splendid CO
ordinated work At present knitting
is the chief work OF the women In the
chapter, although the other supplies
requested are not neglected. The chap
ter workshop. located on ,the north
side Of the square In this city, 10 .
scene of busy activity Of afternoons,
when the various clubs Of this city and
vicinity have charge. The Twentieth
Century club Of Bloomfield have ar
ranged to hold their club meetings at
the work shop, each Friday afternoon.
giving up their regular years program,
and devotinG their club period to the
Red Cross Work. The Davis County
Community club, an auxiliary to the
chapter, have director and meet al
the shop on stated afternoons. The
clubs OF the city and county have Wiz.
tually laid down their club work and
are taking hold Of the work required
through the Red Cross.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-10-02
MORRISON MAKES
BRIDGE INSPECTION

Oskaloosa, Sept. 2s.-J. s. Morrison
Of Ottumwa, district highway engineer,
IL here today to go over the Great
White Way through Mahaska county
and to make military survey of the
road for Uncle Sam. Records will be
made, showing the location. size. and
type Of all bridges along the highway
and showing the drainage areas.
Special attention will also be paid to
the condition Of the grade OF the entire
stretch OF the road. The Great White
Way has. been designated>as part of
the great national military highway
system which may be called into serv-
ice for the transportation Of troops,
ammunition and supplies, At any time
during the war.
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PLAN TO RECLAIM
WORTHLESS LAND

Bellevue, Sept. 2s.-The thriving
little city Of Savanna, twenty-three
miles down the river from Bellevue. Is
retaining some Of her worthless land
lying along the river. The Savanna.
York drainage district has ordered
two great pumps, which is part OF a
battery to pump water from Sun Fish
lake and adjacent territory.
These pumps will drain S,400 acres
Of land, and an immense dredge is al
ready at work getting everything rea.
dy for the giant pumps, which will
each carry guarantee OF $4,000 gal.
Ions Of water minute. Land around
Savanna which had been considered
practically valueless, has been re-
claimed and now sells for $3.50 an acre.
Il
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KEOKUK AUTHOR
STRUCK BY AUTO

Keokuk. Sept. 2S.--Dr Walter Barr,
Keokuk author, and James M. Fulton,
secretary of the Keokuk Industrial as
sociation, are aiding the local police
authorities to trace down an automo-
bile which struck DR.. Bars Ford and
turned 1t over and down an embank-
ment. inJuring DR.. Bars foster son
and Mr.. Fulton's wife. The car which
struck the Ford never stopped on its
way. although the smaller car was
seen to slide into the ditch and turn
over by several cars on the road,
which ran Immediately to the rescue.
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ELECTION BALLOTS
USED TO BUILD FIRE

Davenport, Oct. 1.-ElectlOn balIOts
were brought into play at the Scott
county court house in battling the
chill of Autumn.
Approximately $4,000 Of the little
paper slips were dumped into the fur
mace room as fuel, and were used to
send the steam kissing through the
radiators in the ofices and corridors:
The ballots-the remains Of the
general election last fall-were de-
stroyed pursuant to state law after
being stored in the vaults for six
months.
The work was directed by the coun-
ty board.
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SCHEE COMPANY ~
WINS $489 VERDICT

Montezuma, Oct. Judge Silwood
convened court again and jury was
secured to try the cause Of Schee Co
vs. Malcolm Savings Bank The jury
brought in q verdict in favor of plain
TIL for Sass. The suit II peculiar
one. The Schee Co., held an automo.
bile mortgage note against Jess Car
penter. Some live stock was included
in the unrecorded mortgage note
Later the Malcolm Savings bank. a
creditor of Carpenter. and Harry Boyd
who held . landlords lien, took the
proceeds OF . sale, or SUFFICIENT
amount to satisfy thefr claims. The
schee Co. claimed their mortgage note
covering . part Of the stock should
have been paid In full and were sue
cessful in securing verdict. The
CASE may 60 to the higher court.
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WRITES IRON FRANcE.

Council Bluffs, Sept. 2S-Frank
Wilson Of this city has received
letter from his daughter, Julia, who IL
a trained nurse located In France TAX
ing care Of the wounded soldiers. She
states that some scc6unts Of their
hardships are quite amusing to them
a. they read Of them in the papers.
She states that they have the best Of
care and attention and that their camp
is 60 miles from the firing line. The
wounded soldiers are brought tn them
in ambulance trains and receive the
best OF care. Miss Wilson says that
she is enjoying the work very much.
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CORN THIEF
ISAT;LARGE
FUGITIVE IS WANTED FOR EN-
1ERlNc CRIB, ALSO FOR.
eooTLEGG1N0. 7:a

Oskaloosa, Sept. 2s.-Andy Patuski
a Russian, wanted here for petty lar
ceny and for bootlegging, Is at large
end information of his whereabouts IL
being sought.
Sheriff Hanley was called by Grover
Stringfellow, who lives near Rose HILL
O. few days ago, and informed that
someone was breaking in Stringfel'
lows corn crib. Henley made hurry.
up trip east and met Patuski near the
Currier mill. coming into Oskaloosa
He stopped the Russian, who was driv'
ing q one-horse wagon, and found I
wagon load Of corn. BY this time
Stringfellow and four other men arriv
ed. Stringfellow identified And claimed
the corn.
To make sure Of their catch, Henley
and Stringfellow left Patusky in the
keeping>of the four men who accom-
panied stringfellow, giving strict or
ders to keep sharp watch over the
Jew, and followed the wagon tracks
back to stringfeliow's crib.
In the meantime the Russian had
busted himself about the horse AMI
wagon, first moving to one side OF his
horse, and then to the other. Sudden.
ly he dashed under his horse and
acorss the road. Diving into the weeds
and running through a field he was able
to make getaway.
Sheriff Henley and the men brought
the horse and wagon to town. and later
in the morning returned to the mana
home on A avenue west. A search OF
the place revealed no Patuski. In
breaking into a locked cellar under
meath the house, the officers found
some twenty gallons Of whisky, in bot.
ties and in five-gallon jugs. Also jug
of wine was discovered.
diligent search is being made for
the fugitive Charges have been filed
against him. and things will go hard
for Patuski when he is taken into Gus
tody
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Original Notice.

To Fay M. Thomas, Defendant:
You are hereby notified THAI there is
now on file in the office Of theNclerk of
the District Court OF Wapello county,
Iowa., a petition of Joy Thomas, plain
tiff, against you, Fay M. Thomas. de-
PENDANT, praying for decree ofdlvosce
from you. on the grounds therein stat
ed, towit: adultery, and that the plain
TIT may be restored to her maiden
name, which was Joy Ogden. and for
such other and further relief as may
be equitable In the premises.
Now, unless you appear thereto and
defend on or before noon Of the second
day Of the October 1917 term Of said
court, to be begun and held at the
court house In said county on the 2sth
day Of October, 1917. your default will
be entered and decree Of divorce rem
dered in favor Of the plaintiff and
against you, as prayed for in said peti-
McNett & McNett. Attorneys fol-
Plaintiff