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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-06
ENTERTAINMENTS
Park Field Dance.

DO you want to know if the dance
given at Park field by the enlisted men
Of the aviation corps Thursday night
was a tremendous success? Just ask
the ladies-and Charles W. Metcalf, Jr.,
of the Rotary club, and Chaales Myers,
of the kiwanis.
Mr.. Metcalf and Mr.. Myers know all
about it, for they escorted IL happy
crowd of attractive young ladies to the
dance and back again, Good time?
Simply great" they say.
When the two good fellows from the
Rotary and Kiwanis club prepared to
make good their promise Of securing au>
tcmoblIes with which to take the ladies
and their escorts to the field and back,
they found, after all machines had been
dispatched, fully so people waiting at
the Peabody hotel for them. Not nav
ing prepared for so many, and not
wanting to d~isappoint even one of them,
the kiwanis booster sought the aXi
companies and hired cars enough for
everyone.
They were fully repaid at the dance,
however, they say, for never was any
social affair more enjoyable for the
men as wei las the women, than the
first military ball of the Park field
men.
The hangar made Il most unique ball
room. 1t was deliberately decorated.
Dancing began at . O'Clock and con
tinued until after Il.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-06
WEDDINGS
Johnson idgeon,

A wedding of much interest in the
city and throughout the state viii be
that of Miss Pallas Johnson. daughter
of DIR. Eugene J. Johnson, to Mr., Frank
Pidgeon, which will take place Wednes-
day evening, Dec. II, at 6 o'clock at
the home of DR.. Johnsona 2l0 Mclean
boulevard.
Miss Johnson will have as her maid
of honor her sister, Miss Mary James
Johnson, and her bridesmaids will be
Miss Evelyn Rainier and Miss Mable
Pidgeon.
Mr.. Pigeons attendants will be Mr..
Horace Gwiford, best man, and Nugent
Ballou and Robert Morrow, Jr., grooms-
men.
Miss Johnson is one of the most pop
ular members Of the younger society
set, and her charming personality has
endeared her to an unusually large cir
Gle of friends.
Mr.. Pidgeon, of the Pidgeon-Thoma
Iron company, is n Of the most prom
inent young business men in the city.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-06

shall be a pretty decent looking chap
after all. There is a machine bullet
fragment under my left eye, and they
| plan to take this opt this week, and
they are also planning 70 cut my right
eye a little and put a glass one in also
this week. These are very minor OPP
erations. =,
II am In good health and eat wei.
| have been up and wearing my UNI
form for about Il month, | go up town
anytime ! wish and I am IN the con
valescent class, | pass the time on
pretty well, eating, Sleeping, playing
cards, checkers and etc. ] don't care
much about going downtown as there
isn't much to do except drink win rouge,
beer and cognac, and taey are not my
| speed, While I am practically wen,
will not be home for several months
yet as the doctors plan to send TO send
me to Vichy to receive such plastic
work as will practically do away with
all scars.
Il note what you say In regard to
! stay in France for educational purpose'
and would love to do so If my eyesight
will permit. -
THE boys are enjoying themselves
and having a great time with the
French mademoiselles.
with a heart fun Of i2y1' ~ro
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-06
Luncheons Featured.

There is just one thing that makes u
ray of sunshine through the clouds on
Blue Monday and that is the deli
cious luncheon at the Nineteenth Cen
tury club.
These luncheons, which are a regular
feature of the clubs activities this win.
ter, are given each Monday, and they
are e>tr gaming popularity. Many a
tired business mar and club woman
have learned that once in the Nine
teenth Century club with a delicious
lunch before them, and a chance to hear
an interesting program at the same
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-06
u. S. MINT MAKES GOD

WASHINGTON. Dec. G-The money
making business VAS highly profitable
for the government in the last year.
The annual report Of Raymond 4.
Baker, director OF the mint, made pub
lie today, shows that the seigniorage
was $50, 5SS, 900 on $40, 500, 900 worth Of
coins minted during the year ended
June 30, This means that the actual
made into coins was $40, 53S, 900 less
than the face value at which they
were issued.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-06
HERE and THERE

Mrs, Jessie NJ. Bruso, 1913 Rayburn
boulevard, is slowly improving ana has
moved to the home of her daughter.
Mrs, O. r. Smith, 1866 Court avenue.
Mrs. John G. McLemore and Miss
Elizabeth McLemore have returned to
the city from Asheville, n. c., where
they spent the summer II fall.
Mrs. Jerome Hin and Miss Irene Bond
are the guests of Mrs. II. G. Morrow,
1146 Union avenue.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-06
gglhlAl2lelAGlESM
Buckley Spinks.

BLUE MOUNTAIN, Miss, Dec. 6,
(SplD-Cards have been received here
announcing the marriage in Meridian
Of Miss Mary olive Spinks, n former
Blue Mountain college student, to Hon.
Emmett Buckley, If Enterprise, Miss
The bride, who Is the daughter Of MIR.
and Mrs. John J.. SpInks, of Meridian,
and the bridegroom. who Is a promi-
uent young attorney. comes Of the we'll
known Buckley family Of Enterprise,
Miss, After their honeymoon they win
be at home to their friends In Okla
hOma city.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-06
TUTWlLER SELLS BONDS
FOR ELECTRIC PLANT

TUTWlLER. Miss, Dec. G. (Spl)-
Bonds 70 the amount of $4,000 have
been sold by the city for tho erection
ana installation Of an up-t0-date small
electric light plant, lids for the con-
ment will make Tutwiler ono Of the
most desirable smaller towns to live
In hetMeNn Memnhis and NA2Oo CltY.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-06
TUMULTY'S FATHER
LEAVES MUCH PROPERTY

JERSEY CITY, y. J., Dec, 6-The
will of Philip TumuIty, father of Joseph
Tumulty. secretary to President Will.
son, was probated here, 1t provides
that the bulk OF the property shall not
be divided until Miss Esther Tumulty,
20, daughter by a second marriage, is
rs years old, when her four half broth
ers win share the estate equally WIN
her The five children Of Joseph Tu-
multy are each bequeathed 10000,
THE win was signed June "A, 1914,
and disposes of an estate estimated at
several hundred thousand dollars. Sec
rotary Tumulty and his brother, Philip,
are the executors,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-06
FOUR SHIP LINES GIVEN
BACK TO PRIVATE MEN

WASHINGTON. Dec. G.~Tho Clyde,
Mallory, Merchants ana Miners and
southern Steamship companies were
lelinquiShed from federal control last
night by order Of Director Gonerar Me.
Adoo, Steamship companies owned bS
railroads Will be retained under man,
ngement Of tho railroad a%dministru
ton.
The four lines turnod back To. pri.
vnte management were taken aover by
the government Apui IL under wal
powers Of the president and their op,
Grafton consolidated with other steam.
ship lines under the railroad admins.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-06
Lake Brabant.

\ wedding of interest Saturday after
noon will be that of Miss Dorothy Adele
Lake, daughter of Col, and Mrs. Rich
ard PNkney Lake, to Mr.. Eugene Au-
gust Brabante, of Lille, France.
The ceremony will be quietly solem-
nized at 3 o'clock at the home of the
brides parents, 534 South Mclean
boulevard. in the presence of only a
few friends and relatives.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Bra
bant will leave for New Orleans, Sa-
vannah and Charleston. They will re-
turn to Memphis for a few days before
sailing for Lille, France. Dec, 20, where
they will make their future home.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-06
Vocational School.

The regular gymnasium classes for
young girls and women will be held at
the Vocational high school Saturday
morning at $3.50 O'Clock.
Those in charge will be Misses Eliza
beth Warren, Ann Wagner. Edna Ed
mission and Anna kummerer.
a story hour will be held under the
supervision of Miss Wagner.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-06
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Mothers Class,

2 The mothers class of the First Meth
.odist Sunday school will meet as usual
Sunday morning at $3.50. The subject
of the lesson will be THE United King
dom-the Reign Of David"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-06

Quarters Of the Memphis unit, women's
committee, Council of National De-
Mrs. Warner. who is prominent
throughout Tennessee in social circles
ana club work, has a most attractive
personality and is a speaker of unusual
The public is cordially invited to hear
her address.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-06
PRINCE GOES OVER.

LONDON, DcC. G-PrinCc Adalbert,
third son Of the former German M
peror, has jointed the present govern
ment, according to II Berliu dispatch
to the Express, lie is at Potsdam, it
is said.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-06
M TheeDeaQ w
eagle Johnson.

Al the residence Of Rev. j. "A. Ousiey
at $ o'clock last night. l.. l. eagle and
Mrs. Ursula johnson were married The
couple will make their home in Tut
ratI1P
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-06
Double Wedding.

NEWPORT, Ark, Dec, G. (SplD -
Misses Nellie and Emma Lewis, both
school teachers Of this county, We're
married at the county clerks office.
billiard Butlar claiming the former and
william Rodgers the latter,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-06
SUPREME COURT MEETS
IN NASHVILLE MONDAY

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Dec, 6. (SpI)-
Supreme court OF Tennessee win con
vene in Nashville Monday for a term,
having completed its session here, A
number Of East Tennessee causes have
| Intr
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-06
Chopped Potatoes.

First have hot pan with quite a little
grease, put potatoes in and get warmed
through, season with salt and pepper,
then add just enough milk to moisten
through, her serve.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-06
Metal Memberships.

Athey Cloth-lined Metal Strips, we
think are most effective but We also
sell and install ali metal strips. Write
or phone 1888. Chears Floor & Screen
Co, adv
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-06

time, even Blue Monday" becomes n
successful and happy day, ,
Mrs. John Edgar will have charge OF
the program for Monday, and that 1t
will be an unusually interesting one Is
already assured.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-06
Mrs. Warner to Sneak.

/. Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock Mrs.
Leslie Warner, prominent Nashville
eelub woman, will speak at the head
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-06

tratIon. Tho relinquishing order be-
comes effective at midnight tonight, but
for accounting purposes, It is regarded
as effeNtiNe from Dec. L
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-06

brought in personally. Until 5 pm, telephone Main 4Se4 oT Genb%s SaS AMER
1mt hour All. Mali 1922. except on Sunday. An chm notEss Tor Sat1rjavs
must re ent in writing. None will be taken ovr the phone. ~
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-06

MMMMMMTNrTM NM@""TM ~M- M-"-@ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I|WT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The Springfield herald., 1918-03-22

The saAu arliuu Is urouSht 70 Qulet
Lille ~ lAS AvAIon.ne uSssI.oSu 49,.
SbIALu, si.ua.c, IyIiie Ahu oSAis Ai .AA>
Svxuky "a otaAc u SoAoA auo' "
-. ,-...,....
AAe .,ur.iIwest Suafter "a oeSeio.'
A !, uuly -uuS I.4J iA Low usuip AWCAsy :
nine t.vy SvulA, IIi Ltoiioc coitS Nv "
,,.y wcsl vl Iuo oiAtu tvtnI =. 4h.' coh-
laI.,Ii4k vue nuuuISu siAty t1vvJ aetes'
.vvcI IllnonL survey.
.Auu lue complaint ncreln turtheI re-
clLrs Iiul Lne xAuaAitAAA sSfiIS uciiSses
Luss .lSA. peAsoiAs inLerestsu iii I" =
uUvso uSsGLLySu laiAu wAoec AdAAc0
,..x SAAA AAoSAt nSiSan eSSsheSN
luS.. ..,Al1iSS, lCsAAInSSS s.AAu poot ohASS
uuvAxssSs unhnoWn ~ uer slILs
luaI Inc interest OIL Sucn UNKNOWN per :
sons hus peen derived w assignment
or deeds OF conveyances or liens Mhisi.
are not OF record. or by virtue Oh ths
IuWs OF descent and inheritance. ou'
OF winch no record notice ~ gwen. 4iti
tnat such unknown persons are AeSes.
sary and proper parties hereto. ~ y, W; ~;
more fully appear from the compiain'
| in SAID action to whlch TeIeteuce 70
here made: q copy OF which IL hereto
Ana You are hereby notified that IL
yuu Iail ~ appear, anu " answer IN
said complaint as above re4oilSo' tne
saiI pIainlin will take default ahc
Judgment against YOU AS pTaSeo Ao'
Given unuer my hand at Sprinsneid
In SAID County. this 18th day OF feo'
ruary, -. ". lSlS. n.,
| j. n. UouEnty and Charles = Oou1htS
tiaiullns Attorneys-
First pub. Marcn D. 1913.
| Last puo. April .. 1913.
The Springfield herald., 1918-03-22

Soralng To The prayer OF the complaint
Anu IL u copy OF the complaint IN the
auvve entiliod action be not served
!, nereoi De made out OF this state. then
Len uays ADDITIONAL TO the time herein
before specified for Appearance hna
inx OF Judgment by default as afore-
sad.
, land. situate. lying and being In the
County Of Baca. State OF Colorado. to-
thirty ono tsiI in Township Twenty
nine tzsJ South. In kanxe Forty-two
Mss. o. sns ne susassa ssn,a ssa3 stay
acres, government survey.
And the complaint herein further re.
cites Tha: the ps,nsin n sss
she can not insert herein because
name: and post her ans
sons has been derived by Alignment
so o q rsooy Sy ae "
laws Of descent and Inheritance. but
VI which no record notice ~ given. anu
sary s and and proper parties hereto. az will
in IN said astion to which reference e
here made; . COPY OF which Is hereto
And You are hereby notined that Il
lyou fail to appear. and to answer thS
ssid ssid GG%n' Dlalntil viii II take take dstsuit and
In said complaint.
In ssf :sid easaiys, sS K, q Ishis 18th day Of Of Feb!
< Doughty ssa s;n,;ss Ssas!s' A;,1snsys. L 19ssa.y
First pub. March. s., 1913.
Last pub. April s. 1913.
The Springfield herald., 1918-03-22

SUMMONS
state. state Of :, Colorado a's 3.
In the District Court
I The Williams Ana maxwell
| Land ano Cattle Company.
corporation;
/, cnasi.s u. Hall: George c.
STRONG: Z. e. Cones. Trustee
for the use OF George Z.
! SIrOnY; Snerin OF Las Anim-l
As County. Colorado. SuccuS.
Trusese. aud persons whose
llAInes are Unknown TO Inc
The People OF tne State OF Colorado.
jc. T.. Cones. Trustee for the use o.
George =: strons; sherin Of Las Am
Fs.. cSa9!y % q Gons. T.uus
, W i.VsS uA4AiGA sio uAkhOwu 70 IA
piaintan. khe Defendants ABOVE ns,..>e -
1Uu are hereby required " app,
| an An Action brouynt aGaAns. -.
.ne Apove naIned piAintin IN the Dis
Colorado. and answer the coinpiu..
lner.in within twenty days
hereof :.Hy.s = ssrxsd c"s OF witnln -
aays T.: .. af,sr TIE sGrStsS ssrSicS hereof. n tn"
Gersui. q. s WI Win u BE- % s.ksn ssainst ~ You &C. &C.
And II = - COPY @ of the Complaint IN tn,
with this summons. or Il the servic.
ten days additional to the time mere.
, snswer viii be allowed before the tai.
my. Of Judgment by default AZ sior>
Inc said action Is brought to qui.
title to the following drycrIO.d -.
County Of Baca. state or Colorado. to
The Southeast Quarter Of Section
t3D South, In kange Eorty-nve l46
tanning one hundred sixty liSOJ acrel
government survey.
:, And the complaint herein further 4,
cites: That the plaintin verify Deii.',
that there are perxonS Interested .n,
ABOVE described land whose name
plainti6 can not insert herein becaus
ns"s: 10 snd pHst 9s
that tho interest Of such unknown pei
sons has been derived by astgnmen.
OF deeds Of eonvsyance. e. Or isn Liens " wh,e-
laws. Of descent and inher,t.n.e.
a.s :ash Sa es
more fully appear from the compia.
in said action TO which refersnee T.
And you are hereby notified that -
you fail to appear. and to answer I.
ss sd SsSp viii II asexs sks
In said complaint.
in e',sr ..ia ssssE hs s'rs ls.h ass FEB
). K. Doughty and charles L Dough,
First pub. March g., 1913.
Last pub. April 5, 1913.
The Springfield herald., 1918-03-22
SUIAIAUNS

sUMMUNS
.,tate Vi ColVrauo.
s" IN Ias District Court
ThS WiLllHtnA and MAXWELL
Lund ana Cattle Company.
e''''ri riaintin.
rhomes Z. C. kuykendall; )
Company: Thomas =. Monet,
Loan and Trust Company;
Shorin u Las AiiiiaAs Soun- }
". CUlUrAuo. successor IN }
Trust tu Thonas v. Aloitett
coanty. Colorado. Successor
ia lrust " TA0mAS Y. Mol
sons whose names are un
KNOWN 10 st.naI. ptts,mt.m; Z
lS 70 % Tns@s. y L. L. c. susAsnasii; The
Tsss.. xssa y 'sa soss, nIa ras.ss sas iSr IN:
' = ~ ...SIs L,&A AlAu Arust Svupans
, Hnsrin OF Las Aniinxs Gounty. Sviv-
4. vu.., .,uSSSseor Au Arust ~ AuviuAa ".
.uvIlS.., Arus.cu, SnVrAn Vi D4Sa Soun-
". CVIorato. SUCCESSOR an 1fust ~
AAu..I..s y. I.ot.e.. a!us.Se. @..a ps.
/ r.A....liA, tno Defendants auose hA.iAso'
! |oAsE.EA1NG:
IA au action vroukht Akuins. .o-
S.ly u suvse Aauieu piAinIiu IN the Ols-
ktASl SUurL vi baGa Svunty. ota.c -.
lusr.in wIlnin .aty days aiter the
, sSrsiSv neroVI. u served wilhih eA.s
Svu.Aty; or. Al serssu oul ot this Sou..'
| -, vr w puUilSativn. wttnan ti.A :.
uuse after Lne ServiSu AsiSvi. s-~s..-
| VI IAv uuy VI sSrsaSS. u JuuSMehl "
u~iaui. ~Ai NC .1AeA "s-'-o. wv ~
SvAu.llS ~ .iAv pA~ySg VA ~e...S.---
.AlIu Al copy VI Inc evApiaaAe aA sn>
Aovvo ent,tlsu sSt.yn NC no. '',.,,,... 90. =.
| wAln lnis suiuInons, or II uis service
uereoL De i.iAue Vut u tnis otAte. thei
lea uAys .AuuitavnAA ~ 49, ...... So
uetptc spociiAeo Aot appea.a" >
Inx Vi Juusinent y, ueiaull "s 49,
litie in the Ioiiowing uescriocu re-'
estate, situate. lying xhu oGiAs in -
Couuty OF Haca. St&.e VI Soivi aao. 20
Tne Northeast Quarter of sectiol
Vnirty- three 1887 IA townsnip AA.r.s
a.s ", We x.., sof'a of In. ~ s,nta % ss,ai +. n.
icontaininX one hundred sixty tAov'
acres. government survey.
-.uu the complaint herein iuEthef re-
iciles: That the piaintili ver.iy rsi.>.>
lnAt there are persons Interested ih u.
'aoove dsser'Dsa , asna hsl.ea whoss .aAns. NAM.
tnulr llA,nes. kesidenAss auu' pos. oiu>'
,1aGresses are unN Aown y {. Pr ~ .,.s.A.-- .,.4
that e. ~ as1rFe1itt I'D n5sics Is gwen s.ss.. = ~
inst such unknown pcrsons are neces-
more FUZZY appear from the compia...
IN said action to which reference !,
lhere made: 4 copy Of which IL heret.
1 attached.
| And you are hereby notified that II
you fail 70 appear. and to answer ~.
SAID SAID sn. plaiRtim win II Aes esxs dsfaais snt mn
Judgment against you as prayed foi
Given under my hand at Springfield
In said County. this 18th day OF keD-
1 ruary. A. d. 1913.
. J. X. Doughty and Charles l. Doughty
Plaintiffs AsIorNoya.
| First pub. March .. 1913.
1 Last pub. April s. 1898.
The Springfield herald., 1918-03-22
SUMMONS
sstate OF Colorado.
County gf nasa .s an,..,,,, ossur.
Ella r. Wiko6.
RunAQNs


Robert Wright and persons
to tho plaintiff.
The Rss. q wtfsas shs sass .ss
asis .s sss Scy. to
You are hereby reauirsd to app
the above nswsd plAtGntM Gonntx IN ststs sne Ds .,
ssssss G!ss!s s Sssss s;s: s;S's sisss ,S;s
essxes counss: os.1S or. served out q this Cow.
days j.: :. .ftsr TIE ssrSies kereoi; e.eias'
OF the day Of service; or judgment BY
def.nlt viii be taken sEsin.t ,I,p,, y0% =, &C
.Sov. Hns 4 sn.iHsa aeHa 2. seson to-
With this summons. or if the service
sssSrs .Hi g sssers
ing. OF Judgment BY default as aforc-
:.,s .ssi9n 1, eroSSss. to ar.et
County OF Bsca. stste OF Colorado. to-
|i,,ss ssss,ss;' IN ossrs.ss s r.ssss sssss.
nine (1sjSouth, in Range Forty-two
Ms:. ss. q the SspsIs s,s sas asy
Ana the complaint herein further re-
cites: That the plaintiff verify believe.
that there are persons interested II n. :.
she can not insert herein becaus''
their names. residences and post once
addressee arc unknown to her and
sons has been derived by alignment
or deets Of convsyances or liens VII,
laws d. descent and Inheritance. but
Of which no record notice IL eiver
that sd unknown persons are neces:
more fully appear from the complaint
Ia said action to which reference ir
here m4de: . copy Of which 10 hereto
Attached
The Springfield herald., 1918-03-22
SUMMONS
State Of Colorado. l.
County Of BAca ,
Ella r. Wiko6.

George c; s.rons; c. r 2; Gone:
.ss".: (; ss;sSns;S !: ;SsSss sss ss'1'e eos5t.so 3 80
sSrfhs6sis. spflnsneid. coio-(
ss;%s:. ;s::.s =. Unknown 10 the
S pefeudants,
The People OF the state Of Colorado:
To e;Sssi sol he e a.s os so.S.
the 6heri6 OF Las Animas County. Colo.
RADIO. cuccsssor IN 1rua: % e. =. ccns.
pany: l. A. kreamer. otherwiss know
sa nrs. l. a: kreAn,er; Low a. Ae-
sssk sss .aa q ss
RADIO. and persons whose n.mss are uI-
Known % ne plaint,ft, - ths Dsfsns-
You are hereDy reaaifsd 70 .pps.
Is. above n.mea pisintik il re D..
sSer.in wiinin twenty days sitsr u.
cSSns es Il ..ly.a oas q .ss coa
days asssr tie ssfvies hereof, s.cias.s
default win be tsksn ss.inst you a..
cordinE 70 the prayer Of the e0mE. =.
ssss aeRs 9. .esion ees n.s e
ssrsef T Ss n.ds osi Of mi. State. tas
before specified for APPEARANCE IA.
answer will be allowed before the TAX
inf. of Judgment BY default a. aiofs
The said action il brought to. quic
title to the following described rca
coaas; II sse. si.s. .oa oe T.
The Southeast Quarter of sectio,
Fourteen iO IN Township Thi.ty Sss.
g s: s,.ss :.h' y. soat;is!a.
orn1aent survey.
cites: That the plainti9 verify oeiic..
Soss hsis Ia .
she. can not Insert herein because
their names. residences and post once
addresses are unknown to her and
that the interest OF such unknown per.
sons has been derived by alignment
are not Of record. or BY virtue OF /
laws OF descent and Inheritance. U
Of which no record notice 10 given. q.
that such unknown persons are noces-
sary and proper parties hereto. usw
IN M ssid .etion to which reference il
here made: copy OF which IL hereto
Ana you are hereby .notined that II
yoH fall to appe.r. snd to ,, answsr The the
ssid ssis Slaln,i win II aesxs esxs dsf.a .ns
3udgrnent against you ~ prayed for
Given under my hand at Springfield
l..x In said County y isis this 18th day Of Feb
). X. Doughty and Charles 1. Doughty.
Last pub. April s. 1915.
The Springfield herald., 1918-03-22
SUMMONS
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In tho District Court
Charles Maxwell.

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The People 81 the Sssts Of Colorado.
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in the u Town n Of 'ISn sprinsnsid. ''''
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that there are persons. .interested in th'
he can not insert herein becaus'
their names. residences and post ONO,
addressec are unknown to him ant
sons has been derived by .asignmen,
or deeds Of conveyances or Hens which
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Of which no record notice is given. -
that such unknown persons are necee.
more fully appear from the complains