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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-04-12
Holy Thursday.

But one Mass is celebrated on Holy
Thursday morning. Hence it is GUS
tOmary to distribute Holy Communion
to the faithful at convenient hours be-
fore the Mass. AS this day was the
day on which our Blessed Lord insti-
tuted the great Sacrament of His Body
and Blood, the Mass admits into the
sOrrowful ceremonies of the week q
passing note of joy. The sacred min
listers on Thursday morning are robed
Mass, and at its joyful strains the
organ swells and the bells peal. But
even in the Mass the sorrows of the
time assert themselves. After the
Gloria bells and organ are stilled, and
! the Mass proceeds without instru-
mental music. The kiss of peace is
not given before the Communion, be-
cause on this day Judas with a kiss
! betrayed the Son of Man
Two large hosts are consecrated by
the priest in the Mass of Holy Thurs
| day. One Of these he receives in the
customary manner; the other is borne
after Mass in solemn procession
through the church to some chapel or
altar, richly decorated, where the
Eucharistic Saviour remains through
the day and night to receive the ado
ration and petitions of His children.
This altar is called the Altar of Re-
pose, or, commonly, the repository
Every Catholic worthy of the name
should find time to spend at least d
few minutes on Holy Thursday with
the God Who created him and Who
redeemed him. There is no more ap
propriate time to lay at the feet Of
Jesus Christ our sorrows and neces
stiles than on this day when He was
betrayed for us.
In Cathedral churches the Holy Oil.
used in the ministration of the Sacra
ments are solemnly blessed by the
Bishop at the morning services OF
Holy Thursday. The accompanying
rites are exceedingly beautiful ant
elaborate. The Bishop is surrounded
by the clergy of the diocese, many o
; whom, vested in the habiliments 0
the several Orders of the sacred min
istry, assist in the functions of tn
day. The oils are afterWard distrit
uted in some convenient manner {
the parochial clergy or their repre-
sentatives.
A distinctive ceremony of Hol
Thursday is that of the washing c
the feet, to commemorate Christ
action before the Last Supper. Thi
ceremony is called "Mandatum." fror
l the first word of its opening antiphol
'Mandatum novum do yobis." Frol
y this word ''mandatum' is derived th
term "Maundy" sometimes applied
! the Thursday of Holy Week.
= The Popes, and Christian kings an
: emperors, have washed the feet
twelve poor peasants, to initiate tt
example of their Divine Master. II
Emperor of Austria and the King
Spain every year have observed tn
ancient custom.
Good Friday.
IS Good Friday is the one day OF t!
is year on which the Holy Sacrifice
is the Mass is not celebrated in the Lat
b. Church. The Church contents hers;
n on this day with a representation.
ID vivid. and impressive as possible,
at the great tragedy enacted long ago
n the summit of Calvary's hill. T
IL sacred ministers are vested in biai
the affairs are bare, the taberna'
-
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-04-12

Church Of St. Peter Ciayer: Inc
service of the Three Hours Agony will
be held in this church on Good Friday,
April Is, beginning at 12:15 and end
ing at 3:15 I. N.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-04-12

The Secretary, Mrs. W. ]. Logue.
conferred with Most Reverend Arch
bishop Bowling during the past week
in regard to this organization, now five
months old.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-14
SOUTH AF RIGANS
DECLARE STRIKE



. .'.N "'Hr 1f south AZ
MontreaD-
.ipdl tramway
fHr higher paw
-fuatiou The
close down
comply with
.. lmalgamated
t.... tHIf unless the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-14
SLEEPING SICKNESS
EPIDEMIC FEARED
FIRST nENTH TEuM NEW pi~-
IAsE ETrOETEu N
NtN lHEh

o. tssce.ni,d Itesa
>lW YuEk Naub D.. The first
death boo uUI. ,|r from sleeping
si5grrss" vc. reported tu 'hr health
department 'olu. EryNuO W Mar
tan. e clerk. 90. y'i. of Jr' became
100 ny. days aru ..w .n sleep 90
da, later and r.m HUi boz state uf
,oWa until hD II.d according to the
attending physician
ilcBI'h Commits .'1ncr Copeland
declaring only fN ar-ee of tho r..
ad" hgt brUu reported Boo Eur"fr
and three oth,r iu thi. country. of
which Two bad herr fatal 1.d there
va, mo- cause for alarm Ih" sNmp.
toms he added acre sore throat
headache and droNsiucss hu, these
in e mild degree. might also br ac.
ooun4rImrnt. nf uriug fever
ur Copeland explained that Oh"
t'-,..e known Js enceuhHluIs l'tf
arr.a oI epidemic coma f0u.d uo'
hr confused uifi sleeping a.Uhu".
which limited t0 tropical africa
auI is transmitted hv che tsr'sa fly
%, til there are eight sucrum1.
90 u Sew lUr. all in private home.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-14
GOVERNMENT Will TAKE
CHARGE OF n. Y. HARBOR
CRAFT TO RESTORETRAFFIC
BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

NEW YORK, Mar. l3.-Commandeering by the gov
ernment Of fleet Of barber craft sufficient restore
traffic in New Yors strike bound harbor normal
ditons has been decided BY the officials of the army
navy and the United States shipping board according to
apparently authentic reports tonight
II the boats taken BY the government agen-
oies they will be manned By union operating under
basic eight hour day the wage scale recently agreed
upon with .he railroad administration
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-14
MILITARY STORES
SENT TO MEXICO
MNNN ANERICNN NAUI dtNS
10 RE tStn ny
lfDERAIS

m PASp TEXAS March ' -
roIl vir. th, expectation of l5O.-
.uu rounds Hi ammunition to Juarct
yesterday f1r flr Nr1rlr federal
army under special permit from
the state department formal re-
quest hgs been made hy Mexican
au'horflc- Tor -H0u American
made rifles and the n-ry.sar, par-
mT for their cNpurtatiou OIL rNpoct-
HI 90 BE- received here from WASH
ref1n before april first 10 became
known here tonight These rifles
will De- used io guard thr American
au4 other tUroigu-uNuHd muss aud
mills In northern MrNIrD which we're
threatened with destruction tf villa
uulss. million dollar frIhut, vas
paid him The ammunition export.
90 yesterday Was purchased several
months ago hy the Mexican govern
ment and stored in Denver awaiting
cNporiaiion
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-14
BIC REDUCTION
MADE IN FEDERAL
MPLQYMENT WORK
EIGHTY PER CENT OF JREAUs
WILL CLOSE THIS
MONTH
ASKS WILSON FOR HELP
VIII Try to Hold Skeleton Organiya-
iton Pending fNtra session of
Congress Wien ApprOpria-
tion n Expected.


~ Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. March Ia
deduction OF eight, per cent in
the force of the United States
Employment service effective
March - Vas announced today
bl Director General DcnsmOrc.
1hi, was made necessary II was
stated, ~ the failure of con-
gross To- provide funds for con-
unuancc Of the work Mr. Dcns-
more SAID the number u en-
ploNmCnt Offices would be- re-
du,rd from $50 to 81 but that
none uI the work m direct con-
nc, lion with the return of sol.
di,I> and sailors 10 civilian cm-
ploNmcnt would be di>continu-
ed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-14
Ncu N,Ni,m Minister ~ NJ ru'iur
Hy As.rr.Hird lrss-
UIENOs AIRES March '.
ado Servo tLr ucW NrNica"
tcr to Argentina arrived here f.H'.
ca>ual> Nrri,c From france.

NEWPORT NEWS Va March
fa IuD steam hip West Point ar
rived herr TODAY from France with
so casual officers and men aboard
rr. .uluI.rs .ra from southern and
western states.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-14
AVIATOR RETURNS AFTER
MAKING MNNN PHOTOGRAPHS

EL PASO March la After maxi
iug photographs and maps OF the
Fort Bliss living field from the air
TODAY. Lieutenant Plumb returned
90 Fort Worth th.s afternoon IN his
aIrplluc lir has been making sur
ycvs ot the Texas fly.ug fields which
piiI be- part Oi tbp Goa t-to-codst
tir route.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-14
TgI~tpI NJ ENPEITED N
PARIS At ~ O'CLOCK


PARIS March o. S Telegram
uas received here tonight from Colo
re' 2 81 House. who ls with the
rrr Id"nfial party. which said that
fhe party expects to arrive 40 the
lnalider station o. Paris at %
O. o'cluca tomorrow morning
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-14


H.EN'- NEf- H...H
fu-I U... ..EU r.f.-.. ..l
trumrr. u.lrr fH lrHrrl.. f.. .I.
tIDn ol thr pt.weu. .. .I. H.. IHr
jas ilc lockout I.. ...h.r- l-
.i.t uuur ulvm.r u rH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-14
ClRRANZA WILL
MAKE ADJUSTMENT
OF MINING LAND
CALLS CONGRESS- TO RENIEN
MEXICAN on SITJA.
TlON.

WASHINGTON March iG-Thc
NoNican congress has hccu called hy
President Clrruula to meet in cN-
tra session May State depart
meut adyices today said business to
p hc considered would include oil
land legislation law 90 enforce
provisions OF the new constitution
relating to labor and social welfare
Ent legislation for q central bank
The oil land legislation is OF
marked interest 90 The United States.
Great Britain France and Italy as
D., affects vast property holding
Ot their nationals The pending
petroleum bill. upon which the last
congress did not have time tu act
after measure was submitted by
/ President Carrau1a Is regarded Boz
official circles here a. unsausiac-
tory IA that Il merely grants licenses
to oil companies 10 operate their
/ productive wells and thus fails to
insure title 20 their undpypI0ped
lands held in reserve tor thr future
Law Ignores L. ;. Demand
Officials said today the propose"
/ law failed t0 rccOuil' vested r.lHf.
which the United States. Great Hr.
tain and France specifically insist
, cd upon On notes SEN, tO ib, Ms,i.
/ can government nearly % year Ieu
I The rights oi property purchased r
/ Mexico under On, old constitution
/ were recognized until 1919 when
th" new constitution dcclar,ue roo
minerals belonged t0 tho govern
900 and denying ..e right %. ior.
,..a,rs 90 own land iu NrN.1 b,-
effective
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-14
FRENCH MINISTER
ANNOUNCES MEANS
OF RAISING FUNDS
AMI "a BUDGET -FOUR TIMES
GEEATEI, THAN
LAST YEAR.
SHOWS DEBTS FROM WAR
DcclarcN Capitalists viii Not lic Cal
l'vl upon Tor Taxes until Amount
~ ldcmnitA IRON Germany
llas Been Announced
by As 9siatd Pres.

by Associated Press.
PARIS, March l3.-Louis
lNotl. the finance minister, in
his eagerly awaited speech in
the chamber Of deputies TODAY
ON the financial situation, am
nuunCcd that the yearly budget
would bc three or four times
greater thaB before the war, the
deficit 20 meet being 2l,5JO,-
0Ou. .0tn francs.
VI klotl gave some striking
figures Of war cNIS'nditures. He
>-tid that more than thirty mine
billion francs was spcnt for ar
tillarN and eleven billions francs
tor the pay OF troops. The to-
tai expenditures of the ministry
- war were one hundred and
uiutf.gu IttItgf fraut-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-14

To Increase TaNCS.
According 90 80 kloll 10 would bo
relatively easy 90 meet the l1l9 de-
ticIt by an increase bon direct taxes.
an income tax. receipts from the IiQ.
uidauon ot war stocks and a reyis.
SON OF the law governing tho trans
p0riation of troops over French rail-
roads hy charging th, allie, for
transportation as ihc French are
charged The railroad deficit the
minister said, would be- 100000
O0O francs.
Concerning the proposed HN on
capital " klOtl said the French cJp-
i'1list ;aA payers would not hg cal
lcd on 90 pay one cent of addition
ai taxes until Germany indemnity
figures 10 France we're settled upur
and guaranteed But even should
Germany pay completely for DANA.
ges and the restoration of the de-
yastated provinces. NJ Klotz said mi.
would not balance future budgets
oftrr 1912 Thr tas o. capital th'
minister asserted wa destined %
reach war pruiitcers.
Socialist Raises Disturbance
N kloD did not heed numerous
interpretations from an sides of ih'
,h1nmher asking him to name th'
amount which would bc demaudc,
;rom Germany Victor Dalbief. rad
zeal socialist created some excite
mwt bF shouting
OF oug live CaillauN referring q.
former Premier Joseph CaillauN who
under arrest charged with having
bad dealings with tbc enemy The
chamber W. filled with officers an'
,olliers. who loudly hisscd DUhir
nuc officer shook his head q th,
deputy and shouted q challenge @,
q duel
VI Klot7 during las address mem
Ioucd future financial society OF
uatious tho plans of which have
I,u discussed and viii hc given ou
shortly as the only means Con France
io nlaut, future budgets IT, ais,
spoke of additional taxes after Ger
mluys war indemnity has been de-
Quoted from the present Frenc,
debt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-14

Stfrrtr Wilson in Ntiem"ni
touiebi explained lbc plan for rec
'suuea skeleton organization ol Che
service. disclosed Chat the service
could ruf draw ou President Wilson 81
100000 900 oar emergency fund
because practically 900 cot 90 ha been
.p.r' or p.yd-rd
Amor flr urgency deficiency bili
va. NIed m 'H. tIblstrr 100 'hr
.nIue hours oi iun IU.f session ot
th. puu,. SrDroRr Wilson appeal
rd fc mo president lie received
.tnH reply by radio from ihe pr'si-
.rruaI .hn George Washington. al
.., ~
.r...t nothing So much as ,hr
discoutuuaur, Ul the work Of the
,mplovmcut service bureau, Out the
fac, is tha, including pledge, made.
ON, found ls practically exhausted.
What remains would uat suffice Co
maiutam the bureau and to my great
grief see uo escape from dtshan-
mont hope that % Will hc possible
to keep % skeleton organization.
Secretary Wilson announces that
tho employment service would De- re-
organized ON basis that would cu'
able o TO utilize thc voluntary SER
vices of individuals and organ'fa.
tinus to continue the work of find
| ing places Tor returned soldiers aud
.HIlorE
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-14

Fort uuJlclN sUld 0'tl'ltiN ID.
SON the employment service In
carrying out the work intrusted o.
us charge had organized l't..
community boards nearly 900 bu-
rc.u, llr returning soldiers without
cNncuse to On, government ANA had
secured the cooperation OF the coun'
30 of defense. the state and munlo-
ira employment agencies the tiNc
rrolt organizations in locating work
ior dcmohllod soldiers and "dI
workers The hearty cooperation OBJ.
these agencies has been assured In
tidiurs over th, interim until l"
rr,ur1DuuC off congress
"lrasmuch as the deficiency i''w
passed tl, house unanimously an
lN1F unanimously reported by ih'
appropriations committee 900 fh' som
ate Vs. are confident that us soon t
cuurrc meets sufficient funds vi'
ho made available to continue 'h.
Ivork which Is being dome boz I'u1inr
position, for returning Il1''r and
civilian vnrl'r.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-07-24

Financial Saatsment aad Z Estimstsd Needs
Kokomo Township, Uounty of Beaver.
State OF Oklahoma.
Financial statement for the flscal
year beginning July /. 1918 and ending
June 30, 1919; aud estimated income
and needs for current expenses for the
fiscal year beginning July l., 1919. and
ending June 80, 1920, as required by
Section 2 of Chapter 22e (H B. 4is,)
Laws 1917
Financial statement as of June 80, 1919
General Fund.
"a"
Assets.
Cash on hand June 80, 1919, $io5
Thses-l9lS-ln process of collec.
fion, sl4i 10
Less the 10 per cent added for
delinquents, 400. 90
Estimated needs tor year ending June
80, 1919
General Fund.
I'D"
For salaries and compensation of
officers, 800 90
For Office supplies, blank books
stationery and printing, S25. 90
For toolt and equipmert, $3.50. 90
For road werk. including com
pensstion Of supervi.ors. 1920 90
For building bridges and culverts
aud purchase of rsght-of- way $500 90
Total, al .395 90
State OF Oklahoma, County of Beaver.
ss.
We, the undersigned, duly elected,
qualified and acting officers OF Koko-
mo to- nship, County and State aforc-
said, do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing statement of the fiscal
condition of said Township is true and
correct, and that the amounts emu
meratrd in the statement of estimated
needs are reasonably necessary for
current expenses in the proper con.
duct OF the affairs OF said township.
We further certify that the above
and foregoing isa true and correct
copy of the statement and estimates
prepared and made ct meeting held
on the drst Monday in July, 1919.
X. NJ. kIRToN, Trustee
Chairman of board of Commissioner
II, N. STRhusDERG, Treasurer
Member OF Boa'd of Commissioner.
A l.. HuLING Clerk
Member of Board of Commissioners
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-07-24
NOTICE OF SALE OF LANDS UNDER


Notice is hereby given that in pur-
suanco of a writ of execution issued
out of the clerks office of the District
Court IN and for Beaver county. state
of Oklahoma. on the cath day of June
1913, In an action wherein Gilbert Far
ris was plaintiff and Harvey Borden
was defendant. commanding me to lcvy
upon property belonging to Harvey
Borden sufficient to satisfy a judgment
rendered in said action I'm favor of
Gilbert Farris and against Harvey
Borden for the sum of $S125 with
S116.15 costs, with interest thereon at
& por cent from the date of Judgment
the 7th day of April. 1917. and accru-
Ing costs. l have levied upon certain
lands and tcnements belonging to said
Harvey Borden, not exempt from sale
under execution, for want of goods and
ohattels of the said Harvey Borden
towit: The undivided one-half interest
Of the said Harvey Borden in and to
the northeast quartor OF section eleven
la township three north OF range twen-
ty-one. L.. G. M. situated I'm Beaver
county, oklahoma, and have caused
the interest of the said Harvey Borden
In the above described lands and tene-
mentS TO be appraised according to
law at S350.00.
en, that In pursuance of the commands
of said writ. / will offer for sale and
sell for cash to the highest bidder said
lands and tenemcnts. or so much there
OF as viii satisfy the said judgment
and costs. on the 2Sth day of July, 1919
at 9 o'clock p: m. of said day at the east
front door of the courthouse In the city
of Beaver in said county and state.
Witness my hand this the cath day
OF June, 1879.
sheriff of Beaver county. oklahoma.
BY Il. II. GARDNER. Under Sheriff
Loofbourrow & Ridley, attorneys for
plaintiif. 6-26 7-24 st.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-07-24
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
FOR TAKES

FOR TAXES
In tho district court of Beaver coun-
ty, Oklahoma.
Beaver County, Oklahoma, plaintiff,
VS.. Il. Il. Savage. defendant
Notice is hereby given that in pur-
suance Of Tax Warrant No. 92i and Tax
Warrant No. S21, issued out of the Of
flee Of the county treasurer on the re-
specsivo dates of April 80, 1917. and
January 30, 1918. commanding me the
undersigned sheriff of Beaver county
Oklahoma, to collect from Il. u. Savage
taxes duo under said warrants In the
respective sums of Sell, together. with
interest thereon from the 3Oth day of
April 1917, at the rate OF Is per cent
per annum and the sum of $l36.76, to-
gether with interest thereon from the
3cth day of January, 1918. at the rate
the costs of same, l have caused to be
levied under and by virtue of said war
rants execution ON the real estate of
the said p. B. Savage described as fol-
The Nwh of the NwA of section 10,
In township Ono North OF Range Twen-
ty.hvs Il; c. NJ. and have duly. Caused
praised according to law at $4,000.
Now, therefore. in pursuance to said
command, ] will offer for sale and sell
for cash to the highest bidder, said
lands and tonements above described
or so much thereof ms will satisfy the
said warrants together with interest
and costs being In the aggregate the
of sale on the 2S day of July, 1919. at
the east front door of the courthouse
In the town of Beaver. Beaver coun.
ty, Oklahoma, at the hour of o'clock
p. m. on said date.
Witness my hand this "a day of June,
1919.
]. II. COUCH,
Sheriff of beaver County. Oklahoma.
BY Il. -. GARDNER, Under sheriff.
Roscoe Ridley. County Attorney. 6-26
7-24 ST.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-07-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Patents:
U. s. A, to Alvis c. Francis. w2Nw4
4 & E2NE4 5-2-27.
U. s. A. TOT Christian Reiswig,
Lots S-4-S2NW4 5-1-23.
Deeds:
j. B. Couch, Sheriff. to Hiram ID.
SW4 13-4-24. .......--... ........$1600.O 90
Houston-Doughty Lumber Co. to
Home Lumber & Supply Co.. Lots
1-2-3-4-5-6 Blk s. Knowles 5000. 90.
Houston Doughty Lumber Co. to
Home Lumber & Supply CO., Lots
1-2-3-4-5-6 Blk. IT. Gate City =.
S1500.O0.
Cora p. Gustka to Glen w. Drake
one third interest In NW4 2O-2-2O
500.
George w. Shepherd to Walter F.
Shepherd. SEA 32-1-2S s1S25.OO
Otto Barby to James G.. Dixon.
NE4 2O-5-26 ..-..r-........ ....$5, 900. 90
For week ending July 19.191s.
II. N. Lawson.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-07-24

If the person who took my
purse during chautauqua will
mail Inc my glasses which we're
in it, they are welcome to the
purse and money. Mrs. d. M.
Kile. Beaver 7-24 TT
FOR SAILS furrow Sanders piow.
nearly new. w. l.. Calhoon, Beaver.
Rid. A. W 7-31 nd.
Oklahoma not only got a rotten
deal when Secretary of War Baker.
bandoned the long established
school of small arms at FIT. Sill and
spent $4,000 10000 OF public
money to purchase land in Georgia
to re-establish 1t on, but the expen-
diture of this vast sum after the
armistice was signed, was criminal.
Waste, and yet more waste. 1t will
not stop until the voters turn them
out.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-07-24

r. B. Crittenden. convicted in the
district court OF Sequoyah county in
1916 OF bank robbery and sentenced
to II years in the penitentiary, has
been paroed by Governor Robert
son. Probably another motion pic
tnre company In the making. In
this connection, Henry Starr. recent
ly paroled. is advertising the sale OF
stock in HIS proposed picture com
pany. Evidently. he does not in
tend to take the hazards of former
days to get the money.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-07-24

In the Dis rlct Court OF Beaver county
State Of Oklahoma
Manford Burk, Plaintiff
vs. No. 1884.
B. r Fonlds, Defendant 4
The State of Oklahoma to said de-
fendanteB. f. Foulds Greeting
Take notice that you have been sued
IN the District Court OF Beaver county
State Of Oklahoma, upon certain con-
tract made and entered into between
you and said plaintiff on the 22d day Of
March 1918, for the sum OF SAL so,
with interest thereon at 10 per cent
per annum. from November %, 1918
and costs Of suit. and that you must
answer the petition filed therein by
said plaintiff, on or before the 5th day
OF September, 1919, or said petition
will be taken as true and judgment
will be rendered against you and in
favor Of said plaintiff for the amount
Of e441 80 with interest thereon at 10
per cent per annum from November
25, 1918 and the costs OF said action,
and further judgment will be rem
dered against you sustaining the at
tachment issued out OF the District
Court Of Beaver county, State OF Okla.
homa, on the 30th day of June 1919,
levied upon the following premises be-
longing to you, towit:
The Southwest Quarter OF the
Northwest Quarter, OF Section 33,
Township 8 North OF Range %, L.
g. NJ. that portion south Of the
WI 4 N. w. X. r., right Of way
containing % seres. more or less,
appraised at $3.50 90; that portion
north Of the w. F. & N. w. R. R.,
right Of way, containing IS acres
more or less, appraised At 10000,
and situated in Beaver county,
Oklahoms,
And that said premises were 80 at
tached aud that said attachments will
be sustained, will be subject to the
payment Of ssid judgment and will be
sold according to Law to satisfy said
| Judgment.
Dated this 2Sd day Of July 1919.
(SeaD JsssIs KEITH, Court Clerk.
d. p. PARKsR, Attorney for PlainsiR.
7.N 81 81
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National politics will soon begin
to buzz but don't let that take your
mind entirely off that So, 10000 90
the democrats of this state have ap-
propriated since statehood to run
the state" Thinking about that
will keep your mind In voting con-
dition.