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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-18

Women Of the ST. Pauls parish unit
Of the Red Cross will meet tomorrow
for an all-day session in the parish
church on Seventh street. to make hos.
Dilal supple, for the Red Cross
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Momsns Council of Defense. Maple
2l2a
Red Cross Chapter secretary, Ma.
pie 2s62
Red Cross, FlnsnolnI secretary,
Maple 2B62.
CIVILIAN Relief Maple 42o.
state Red Cross Headquarters, WAL
nut 1900.
cenirsl Red Cross WofkroomI,
Walnut 69l.
elks Han Unit OF Red Cross, Maple
Registration offices for Red Cross
classes In first aid nome care OF
the slek, and dletetles, Walnut TS00
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SUP RENE COURT

CHARLESTON. Oct. S.-A woman
whose claim of administration rights of
an estate as widow Of the deceased are
based only on common law marriages
has no standing under the laws Of this
state. it was declared today by the SUI
premc court of appeals in affirming the
Judgment Of the circuit court of Mercer
county In the matter Of confirming the
appointment of H. W. Crockett as ad-
ministrator
Seven other decisions Of the court
were announced today as follows: God
frey against Coal and Coke company.
from Mercer county. affirmed: ConStruc-
ton company against railway company.
Mercer county. reversed and remandCd
Mathews against Land company. Wyom-
ing county. affirmed: Taylor against
Stevenson. MiuEo county, reversed: Bent
against Read. Randolph county. reversed
in part, affirmed in part and remandcd
trust company against RammcleburG.
from Ohio county. reversed and decree
for plaintiffs: johnson and Gricst, Min
60 county, affirmed.
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FOOD CONDITIONS IN
RUSSIA GROW WORSE

STOCKHOLM, Oct. 6.-(Sunday.)-
CBy tho Associated Prcss.)-Russia's
food situation Is rapidly growing worse.
especially in PctroGrad and Moscow.
where the population arc subsisting
chiefly on the, potatoes which should
be saved for tho winter.
Henry a. Lachrs, an American enGi-
neer and manufacturer. who has lived
for many years In Moscow. arrived IN
Stockholm today with his family hav-
ing made the trip via Finland in ten
days. Mr.. Laehrs says that in Pctro-
grad the food situation is far worse
than in Moscow. The Soviet in pctro-
grad has closed all markets and shops
and will not allow any food to be sold
privately. It actually is trying, ac-
cording to Mr.. I.aehrs, to put In effect
its long discussed plan of compelling
all persons to cat in government res
taurants-
Petrbgrad and Moscow arc becoming
more deserted daily. All the Russians
who are able to leave are proceeding to
tho Crtuaea and the Ukraine. Travellers
are not permitted to take baggage from
Soviet Russia
Dewitt c. Poole, former American
consul general at Moscow. has been
ordered to Archaugel as the assistant Of
Ambassador Francis. He will have nc
rank Of counsellor of the embassy.
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Guy Liberty Bonds)-
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

Notice is hereby given that, at a
meeting Of the stockholders OF inc
Finance Company. corporation crca-
alcd ard organized under the laws or
the State ~ West Virginia. held at
Wheeling. West Virginia, on the It'll
day " September, 1915. the following
resolutions were adopted:
ErSulvcd: First. THAT The Finance
COMPANY Il corporation created ana
organized under tho law" OF the STATE
Of West Virginia. dos hereby discor-
tirrc business aG II corporation ard sur
renders 10 said State its charter and cor
morale franchises The board Of direc-
tors will proceed To convert the prop
crlv. chooses in action and all assets
Of this corporation into case. ana pay
off and discharge all its debts. flabiii-
ties and obi CATIONS; and after tuily
diScharginG III! such debts. Liabilities
and obi galiuns. divide the remainder
their several holdings Of stock. but no
such payment shall be made to any
stakeholder until after the publication
Of the notice hereinafter provided.
Resolve. second. That III" president OF
this cnrporation cause notice Of the
ad"n,ior or tho foregoing resolution
TO be published in some newspaper Oh
Ccnc raj circulation. published near the
prinriDal office or place OF EuSirG:'S u
his ccrporaion. once week Tor 1huE
Succcssvr weeks; and that he ccrtly
these rcSolut"I;S In the SECRETARY OIL
SLATE Of ET,st Virginia. and denver 10
him n ccr,!fI,::::,. showing the publica-
non Of saiL nnii,.r as provided by law
Given under my hand this 18th day
uf September. l?:>.
J. +. rAt'LL. President
of said Corporation.
I'D, MERRIMAN. Secretary.
S-IS-"T-o-o-o
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Tho cities Of Butte and Great Falls.
Mont, and st. Paul completed their
quotas today.
Sixty counties In the st. Louis district
have made no reports Of sales. and some
Of them are said unoffcially to be near
their quota
when these counties have made their
report" 4 message from St. Louis said
1T is believed the district will be with
in. striking distance Of its quota
Indiana is still leading in the per-
centarc quota rae. in this district. Ar
kansas is second. Kentucky third Mis-
sissippi fourth, Illinois fifth and MIS-
souri, sixth.
Tho increase Of over 100000, 900 In
ChjcaSo's report today was an eucourag-
ing feature to officials. Nineteen hun
drcd and eight community honor flags
already have been awarded in that dis
trict. s!
Th. Atlanta ,:.S:rict has nineteen Of
its At counties over their allotment.
Reports from the outlying districts are
coming in very slowly and managers
believe their arrival Will bolster up the
districts. total.
The percentage Of subscribers recorded
in tn" San Francisco district to date.
IN proportion to the Third Liberty Loan
Washington, so; Northern California 10;
Arizona and Southern California, 80, and
Nevada. "a.
Totals IN Philadelphia districts are
divided as follows:
Philadelphia s53. 753.O5o: eastern Penn
sylvania (outsidc of Philadelphia). $685.
go, $40: Delaware. s2,0S0.600.
Tho Nansa: City district reports these
sales By states: Colorado. S61S.25o
Kansas. :2.75a.75n: Missouri. S52G.4o0;
Nebraska. 81 81. zoo; New Mexico. s25.-
900. oklahoma. sGs3.S50; Wyoming.
$7779J0.
Reports Of subscriptions by railroad
employees indicate" purchases of sIH.9' l.
I5H. BY operating regions. they arc dis
trihut"d rs follows: Northwestern, slG.-
.GS $50: central western. Slh4O6.O1O:
rast"rn s15.2n9. 100: southwestern. $lD.-
100 900; Allegheny. S1.&3n. 900: southern.
t7:lg"5r: Ynrahoutas. $685.. 700.
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r7ish y push that promises well for
trturo operations.
Tic laat line of the Hindenhurg de-
fccsive system has been shattered on
wide front and the German army in this
section has boon put to flight, except for
rear guards and machine gamers. Tho
bcttlo continues, bnt tho resistance Ia
corrtnrtly tl1n:nishinG is the British
and Americans continue driving deep.
LONDON. Oct. S.--(7:lI r. m)--At
4 o'circli thi: afternoon III" position De
tween Cambria and st. Quentin was TRAIT
tho French. starting from liHuvrny. had
rnuturnd lie hills To the eastward ana
tho villages Of F;sSiEEy ard Fontain". -.
The Anglo American line was RHaure-
card Rr;,rrourt: through Fremont. Sc
lr:n ana N"iincuurt and west Of Mailn-
rnurt mn by r,.:nr2 and La Targ"lt" and
Nj, dgirs To the old line south OF Cam
hrai.
The n,ivarc". roughly speaking. was
on = front uc ~ miles and the advance
,yn. H. IN average depth "t tw" miles
and u naxirGur; depth "f three n'ic".
Weaker resistance Than usual WAS n'"'
nj the center hut tho enemy snhih "l
C,mhrni brought un 1--WE fresh divisions
nr,I c,untrr-atirckcd heavily. TRrse al .
,nrEs were .rcnulscd and all lost ground
wir rcGainrd.
Tho prisoners taken were numcrnus.
General Gnuraud attacked from Mac
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r-nstee,s Sale. of City Property.

BY virtue Of the authority vested IN
me rs trustee ny Il deed OF trust maze
by William Menkcmcller, and sarah
Nienkemcllcr. his wife, tn W. NJ. Dunlap.
trustee. bearing date on the twenty
ninth day of January. 1917, and now OF
record In tho office of the Clerk ot the
County. Court Of Ohio County. CcSt Nlr-
ginia in Deed of Trust Book No. III. at
page %, will sell nj public auction
AT the north front door of the Court
House, Of Ohio County. West Virginia,
SATURDAY, TIE 18TH DAY OF
NOVEMBER. 1918,
commencing at ten o'clock a. A.. the fol-
lowing described property. to-wit:
All that certain piece Of real estate.
situated IN the City Of Wheeling Ohio
County West Virginia. and more par
ticularly described AS follows:
Lots numbered one Cd and two 90
in Square number Thirteen ODD OF the
addition to the said City Of Wheeling.
laid out by Spike; and Eten nj If osin y
City. together with all the buildings
and improvements thereon. and the
hercditaments and appurtances there
unto belonging. this being the same
piece or parcel Of real estate that was
l1andlan. in his life time, and John
I1andlan. b. John Burk.. and wife, hy:
deed bearing date on the tenth day ,pt
June, 1855 and duly recorded III the
OlIlCe OF the NslcTh Ol lllt NUNI'Ss NSu' :
of Ohio County. West Virginia, in Dc%t
Book No. Al. at page "a. and the same
property that the SAID John. Handlar,
and wife afterwards conveyed their in
tcrcst in TO the said William {. Handlan,
in his life time. by decd bearing date
on the Goth day Of January. y. D. 1863,
and duly recorded in the Clerks offic:
aforesaid in Decd Book No. IS. at page
e42; And the same prop"rl? that was
conveyed by J. B. IiandIrn. Ia the said
William Mcnkemellcr and Sarah Mcrkc-
meller.. by deed bearing date on the ~ ~
day of January, 1917. and now OF record
in the Clerks office aforesaid in Deed
Book No. 1856. at page All.
TERMS or SALE.
One-third of the purchase money. ana
as much more as the purchaser may
elect to pay in cash on the day OF sale,
and the residue in TWO equal INSTALL
ments. payable respectively in TIVE I've
and twrnty-fuur months from INC Gay
of sale, with interest on said deferred
installmcnts al the rate Of six per cent
per unnum from Jay OF sale. payable
scmi-annually. the purchaser giving his
ncgotiahleIpromiSsc notes for SAID de-
fcrred installments. The legal title be-
ing retained by the trustee until the
property Is fully paid for.
W. NJ. DUNLAP. Trusec-
o-9-16-23:SO
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BRACEY CASE UP

Prosecuting Attorney McN"" AMI
Attorney Bernard liHudian. counsel for
Smith Bracey. alleged fax" nin" PRO
motor. left for Charleston yesterday
to present their side or the cas-" before
the WeSr virginia supreme ruTrt of APP
pcalS. The case WIS granted stay
in criminal court until TN SHrT"n"
court of appeals handed down their
decision.
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FOR SALE


FOR SALE-Pianu. first class cnndition-
l2I 12ih s.. End floor. Dl2ll
FOE SALE-Iiousc At - 9Th ST.. Mar
tins Ferry. Four rooms. Inquire OF
Mrs. Scpia. Union S.. :ird house from
corner. Martins Ferry. O. OIL
FOE sALE-19l7 Ford touring car fine
condition. $500 cash. No trade. VIII
demonstrate. Phone Wing. GER.
FOR Straightforward Chester
White pigs. $1,000 each. Ross stilweli
Rayland. Ohio. o-o-oul
FoE sALE-Two ton White dump
trucks and one ton Packard dump
truck On steady job. VIII be sold to
Immediate, buyers. Telephone Wig. 1898
or call a, 2@1l Main St. SIS
FOR SALE-l9lI Chummy roadster: Mt
less than !. price Cost $1,000 last
december. Five now tires. COCO .rea,
son FOR selling. Also ono three speed
Indian Motorcycle Cheap. West Alex
nndnr Garage. s-.u-r
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FIGHTING IN ITALY

ROME, Oct. S---Ti. war office com!
muuica ton issued today follows:
Our batteries have damaged enemy
offensive systems IN tho HuidiraT1 ana
.;rarir, regions. Our alES'lnS nave
vital cnam:' C"n'"rS in .Trrn'ino
and on the Venetian plain.
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HARD WORK
(Continued from Page One>)

scsS.o0o. 900. says the trccsnrys review
Of the campaign. While this IS an in
crease over former days. it still is Ear
from satisfactory. Only slightly more
than one-sourth Of the total amount or
the six billion dollars has been sub
scribed. Obviously. the very hardest kind
Of work will be required to float the
loan. Subscriptions BY districts. per-
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BIG DRIVE
Continued from Page Oue.)

ing the enemy troops to retire In nj
bania and in Serbia, while IN PalcGt-nr
the British have driven the Turks more
than 60 miles north OF Damascus. Re
ports are to the effect uhat ting Turkish
cabinet has resigned and th-t the Turks
have sent delegates to Greece to talk
peace.
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surprise and it must have: tnIinimlZeo
alike their opportunities and the .ncceS-
sity for their assistance.
Tho Anglo American attack was
launched nj 2:30 o'clock in the morn
ing. In the darkness Of the hour OF o
quiet moonlcss night twenty miles OIL
guns suddenly crashed forth in moe
Gus dissonance. The cncmy's artillery
response was weak. This confirmed the
idea that tho Germans steadily were
withdrawing their guns.
Another phase of the battle COM
mcnced mt $50 o'clock, and yet another
phase when the first gray dawn was M
terng into the dull sky, which present
Is fulfilled its threat tn rain.
The first reports were quite promis-
ing. 4 good deal, Of machine gun re-
sistancc was encountered at various
sectors of the Reaurcvoir- Masnlsres
line. Hero the allies are. getting 1or-
ward but slowly.
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FOR RENT-Houses and AptS

FOR RENT-One large front room in
private family. use Of bath and phone.
Good location, iSI s. broadway or call
lhiT-R o.9-l
FOR EENT-Tw0 rooms for man and
wife, on South Chapline st. Call 3S0-J
Bpt. OIL
FOR RENT-Goud office. and living
rooms OH the second and third floors OF
the new Intclligenccr building. 1905 and
1907 Market ST. Now ready for occu-
pancy. Apply Peter Boyd. care 1ntclli-
gcncer. Ap-ATtl
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The Injurm
sPANSH CABINET OUT.

MADRID. Oct. S-Thc cabinet healed
by Antonio Maura has resigned. The
cabinet was formed last March.
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INFLUENZA SWEEPING
over ENTIRE COUNTRY

WASHINGTON, Oct S.--Whilc con-
tinued decrease in the number Of new
cases Of Spanish influenza at army
camps was shown in reports to-day 10
the Office Of the urescon- general Of the
army, the spread OF the malady anon s
the civilian population over the coun-
try apparently still is far from being
checked.
Reports to the public health service
showed that the disease was spreading
rapidly in the south and that 1t also
was epidemic In portions of the middle
west and far west heretofore free from
it. South Dakota was added to the list
Of new states reporting the disease in
epidemic form. while new outbreaks
wcro reported from number Of other
states.
During the a hours ending to-day
AZ noon, 11,750 new cases Of Influenza
have been reported by all army camps
This was a sharp decrease over the daily
average last week. New cases Of pneu-
monia also decreased. totalling only
2.lS1. and deaths were fewer. ISL.
CamD Taylor. Kentucky. reported the
largest number Of Influenza cases. l.O44.
Camp Funston. Kansas. reported 92I
cases and Camp Dodge. Iowa 1916.
Pneumonia showed the greatest IN
crease at Camp Meade, Md. where 210
were reported. There wcre 2"l new
cass at Camp Grant. Illinois. and l6O
at Camp Sherman, Ohio.
The epidemic continues to suSstdc at
Camp Dcvcns. Mass. only four nc"
cases Of pneumonia and forty of intlu-
enza being reported. Conditions at
Camp Dix. n j.. also showed improve
ment. with only eleven new cases OF
Influenza and twcnty-ninc of pneulno-
mia reported.
The total number Of cases OF infIu-
enza reported from all army camps
since the disease became epidemic last
month now is placed at NOR" thaii
la2,uVQ while pneumonia cases tota!
total 1928 and deaths SSH.
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SE VEN INJURED
IN AUTO CRASH

CHESTER ". Va. Oct. S--Scvcn PER
sons were injured. thrcc seriously, when
an automobile iii which they wore riding
crashed into an rmbaniimcnt and over
turned here today. They included the
family Of ". y. Powell. OF New Ken
sington, Pa.
The Injured
W. o. Powell. as internal injuries.
cuts and bruises; Mrs. w. O. Powell. his
wife. internal injuries, left log bruised
and finger of right hand cut off:
Clarence POWELL IS. a son. right leg
broken. face cut
Raymond. three months old. internally
injured
F'lorance. aged s, and Roy Powell 3.
and Hugh Brown, a relative. who were in
the auto also. were not injured. The
accident occurred while the party was
motoring fran New Cumberland to Chcs-
ter. West Virginia.
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DIED

BAUMAN-On Thursday. October 3.
1918. Mt 4:40 o'clock p. m. at Camp
Lee. Petersburg. Va, J. WILLIAM.
son Of Joseph and Margaret Bauman,
In the 22nd year Of his age
Funeral from residence Of his parents
No. ia Twenty-ninth street. on
Thursday. October 10. at . p. m. In
terment Mt. Calvary cemetery
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CHABERSOn Wednesday. October
1915. at Camp Lee. Va, EARL b.
CHAMBERS. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Chambers, Of West Aexan-
der. Pa. aged &c years. ...
Funeral in the home OF his uncle, w: II.
Chambers, Highland avenue. West.
Alexander. "Wednesday at 2 o'clock p.
m. Friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend. Intermcnt In west
Alexander cemetery.
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LONDON. Oct. Son the right OIL
the new Anglo American advance IN tHe
st. Quentin sector Es*!Gny ana o'"..
villages have been taken. according ~
the Evening News.
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PHILADELPHIA. Oct. S.-Thr cpl
dcnic Of Influenza here has been haitcd
nv crisp. clear weather. according toe
tho health authorities. In the last
twcnty-tour hours SSH now cases were
reported aud the death rat" WI; heavy.
but many OF the cases wcr" said +"
be hclatcd reports going hack rs far
rs Saturday. There are fewer calls
for physicians. and this fact causes
the optimism OF the hcads If III" health
bureau.
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CARD OF THANKS
LOST.

McMechcn telephone
office ut Eighth street. McMechen and
132n Marshal street. Benwood. q ring
OF two opals and three diamonds. Finder
please return 10 either Of above aca
dresses and receive reward. o-9-
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LONDON. Oct. S.--The cri-
can offensive on tho st. Quentin sector
has resulted in an advance at some
placns Of four or five miles: accornlns
- The Standards correspondent. Many
villagcs and prisoners have been cap
turcd.
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WANTED - Government needs $4,000
clerks at Washington. Examinations
Wheeling in October. Salary $1,000. Ex-
pericnce unnecessary. Women desiring
government positions write for free par
ticulars, ]. C.. Leonard (former Civil
Service Examiner) 800 kenols Building.
Washington. -30-ms
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WANTED-Fmala

WANTED Experienced stenographer.
Must be speedy, accurate and willing.
Liberal salary 10 right party. ,Satisfac-2
tory references required. Confidential.
Address in own hand writing. Expert
encc" care 1ntelligencer. o-9-h
WANTED-Girls for clean factory work.
Apply at Wheeling Tile Co., 32nd and
Wood SITS. o-e-m
WANTED-Civil service EXAMINATIONS
Wheeling. in October, $4,000 women
clerks needed. Salary $1,000. Expert
ence unnecessary. Women desiring gov.
eminent positions write for free partic-
ulars. r. E. Terry 'formcr Civil Ser
vice Examiner lilo Columbian Bulld:s
ing. Washington. o-7-m
WANTED-Expericnc family cook
Best Of wages. Apply Union Mission.
Nth and Water. Phone 1851. OK
WANTED-Young woman to work In
newspaper composing room. Chance
to learn a good trade. Applicant must
live In Wheeling, and be not less than
IS years of age. Apply to Foreman. In
telligenccr composing room. or telephone
2944-M. .s-30-tf
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WITH TIE AMERICAN FORCES
NORTHWEST OF NERDUN. Oct. s.,
Ill5 \. M)--(By the Associated
Press. 1.-The American lost" battalion
in the hrEonnc forest was rescued AT
GAO O'Clock Yesterday. Though it had
encountered terrific opposition. it was
found 10 b. virtually intact. few Of its
members being killed or. wounded
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hault. south of st. Etiennc, on front
of'from four TO five miles. and advanced
to depth Of two miles. capturing
numerous strategic points. e.
On tho heights Of the Mouse cast Of
the river the Franco American forces al :
tackled on 4 front of seven miles and adj
vanccd for more than two miles. They
arc now nearly OF the line from which
the enemy attacked in February. 1916
There mas also been slight advance
by the allies north OF tho Scarpc river.
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LONDON. Oct. S.-I3ritish casualtics
rcpor,c cd i'm tho week ending today list
cd the names If 37,94G officers and men.
divided as follows:
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= BUY MORE Bonds =
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AMERICANS SHOW

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Objects NtlI
Killed or died Of wounds. 365 6.150
Wounded or missing. l,235 3o.l9o
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-12
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
 019126
Department of the Interior

U. S. Land Office at Phoenix, Ariz.
 November 3, 1918. Notice is hereby given that William Ryan, of Hereford, Arizona, who, on September 6, 1912, made Desert Land Entry, No. 019126, for NE. il4 SEE. +, E. F NE. r, Sec. ', NV. n NV. A. Section 8, Township 24-S., Range 22-E., G. & $. R. B. & Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make final proof under the Act of March 1, 19I5- Purchase Clause-to establish claim to the land above described, before Jared D. Taylor. U. s. Commissioner, at Bisbee, Arizona, on the 10th day of December, 1918.
 Claimant names as witnesses:
 Angus Gillis,
 James Delaney, both of Bisbee, Ari- Zona.
 Ben Morgan,
 Dayton L. Graham, jr., both of Garces, Arizona. sos JOHN L. IRWIN, Register. First publication November g, 1918. Last publication December s, 1918.