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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-12
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IYlanb Courier, marcn lcttcn Wontag
bier inn als 3erlgen in benz Sadion.
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1, reiItc letter. Mithuoh nad SoltS
| Suiunit, Wo. 100 lie loagcrc Scit 81
perlpeilen beobiidtigt.
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ISt. Souls. mar lettc ISOLDE bier I'M
nad bent gigentbum ibrcs perIt. 30.
tiers, @ottIieb Sicger 81 icbcn.
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SirIt Greet, Iinb lebtc @ofe bon H.
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manbten ei1en 9eiud obitattctcn.
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2eno Minf. cine Sdrpelter oes &crrn
Dnmrcic allc bon Girfwooo. Mo,
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tag bier gum gciud bon 9cfanutcn.
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Dpmrcle Der Dor etlpn 81 Sabre bier
mobntc.
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tifcl aller grt in ". 81. Hief's Store.
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ct. 2ouis. marcn lestc @ode pneb.
rere Gage bier 3unt 9eiuh bel ibren
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tin, iomie bel Scrrn Spinbleris 6irob,
mutter, 6rou @arie Sdneioer, i'm
6ricbcnstbal.
6rau 2oniic Goltc lit notII bier.
modentlidem 9eiuh' bel ibret, SAlpe.
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Ebiile, aanias, Ieeten 0onncrstop mic.
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febrt, uno Sipar in gegleitins ibre,
Nidtc, Srau s, 6, Saupcr uuo Serc,
ainbcr. bon ct. 2oitis.
-Sanspergniigen IN Smitb's Sale
'ioal Somstoa Ibcnb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-12

S&. 8oetbemeper mar biir 30.
,rte in 3crmairIr nm ben 6isuiiBe,l 0es
areisgeridtes bei5uiDobnen.
Eaitor slug. @ebnlcper nerpeilt
sesenipartie bier alif 8eiud bel iei-
Nom betagten 8ater.
Grit in letter ISOLDE lit Dos @ei3en-
breid)en bier beenSet morben uno Die
Grefder Roetbemeper & 60. rno
@iiemann & 60. iperoen ibre @nidi.
r,ci, in BEN Sutherland p~eriesen.
SSSarnes Souiemann miro nit iciner
Samilic bon Der Senrp 8rinfmant,
Sarm nod Roiebub iiberiieoeln.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-12

SRI. Siilin Slngenfeloer, Dei1e
pdbrenS oes Sommers bier bel ibrer
Mhittcr allf Der Sarm an oer Srene
Greet peripeiltc, febrte Ictte ISOLDE
wicocr nad ct. 2ouis 5uriid.
Soft Ole glrtifel, ipelde Die Sin.
Der in Der S9ule brauden in U. ID.
Iief's Store.
-gbas. gglep jr. unb 8attin. BON
ct. 2ouis. famcn letten Samstag in
ibrcm auto bierber I'M Den eitcrn
Ocs Serrn gelcp einen geiud ab3u'
Itatten.
SIN Gbmin Shmibt's Sanc fin.
oct morgen @berlo Elm San5pcrgniigcn
itatt.
Srau Otto Gross. bon &anias
Gitp. meilt gcgenipartig bier aitt ge'
iltd bel ibrcm @crpanotet.
-Srmt Z. 9. goIs, bon st. aollis.
ipar lestc 8ohc bier ols @aIt Der
Sanilie u. D. 3ief.
-Srau Sba Mc@ratb, BON ct.
2ollis, befinoet fid sesenipartig bier
alf 9eiud bel ibren gltern. grnit
Wartin unb @attin.
Der Sarmer GLIB erbielt Iesten
0icnstag cine Scnoung bon rs Con.
men &unitbiinger.
fri. Gillian 9egemann, ipelde
Die Sommerferien BEL ibren nabe
Stolpc pobnbaften gltern. Senrp
9egcmann nno @attin perbradtc,
reiite letten Wontag mieber nad ct.
2ouis.
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Montas in 9egleitilne ibrer godtcr,
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als Stibentin bic ct.
Soiepbs Mcaocrnie al GaronoeIet Gin.
treten miro.
u. 90. 3icf btetet gelberiparenbe
in ieiner Gnaeige5an anbe.
rer Stelle.
--Srls. 2ena uno Sbereie Slid,
Godtcr bon 5ranf Slid. bon Stolpe,
letter. Sonntae nod 9enbcr,
Colorado, no oieielben ldusere 3cit
bcrweilen tper6en.
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'Sommerferien bier bel ibrer Wutter,
Srmt 'Bauline Sitter berbradte, reiite
letten Sreitag mieoer nod ct. 2ollis
nm ibre Stelle oils &ranfenpflegerin
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treten.
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tbdtia. lit iest 2ebrerin al Der Sod.
ibule in ct. @~enepiene. SEQ. un6
siuar i'm Departement fir gtttsbiIb.
ing bon 2ebrern.
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ten Wittiuod nah Sutton. 800. no
lie oas bortige College beiudcn miro.
-Srau Socpb Moit. bon Seffcrion
Gin. lit felt mcbrcren Soeen bier auf
9eiud bel ibrem Sobne, Ben @oit,
lno beiIcn Camille.
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iid elmer Operation unter5ieben mrlb.
tc lit lette @ode nieber altriifge.
febrt.
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auf Der &eiIe nod Cafe I'M ibre or.
tern, Geo. &raettli rr,o @attin sn be-.
iiidcn, iouie ilm eleidseitig Der
1Srarmna ibres gruoers, Sbeobor
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-12

Or. 6. M. 8unse unb @nttin,
BON 9lanb, marcn Iesten Montas bier
mo Or. 8unge als 3e,ise i'm Ssadion
BroseB Dor @eridt 81 erideinen bot.
tr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-12

-2ouis &%oetbcmeper un6 Sobn
gilbert, bon Charlotte, tparen geitern
bier in @eid1ftsangelegenbeiteu.
Evening journal., 1919-10-02
REDS JUBTLANT
AS SECOND GAME
OF SERIES OPENS
Cincinnati Ball Field f Iaufl S
Caudy Red All About ClOudleSS
Field Today as Teams Line Up
Again. SOx Are CiUen Gre a t
Reception

REpIAND FIELD Cincinnati redde day in
Haunted itself the byar here today Red ban
the stands yesterdays hunao
the seeing red
another shrsIeev crowd that
pavio OvernOwng II iubant mob
that totally unable to
mashngEo in the
opener showed the psychological result OF their
when they appeared for their
practice o'clock They kdd each other and ndued in bits
their dugOu Each as he stepped up to take ms turn WI"
greeted applause from the stands
Bressler southpav, pitched to the baters
Eddie Roush who yesterday batting
the hall like demon practice
fringed the Outnd Old
batting yesterday welded vicious
club during the workout
White sox shock when report
would be unable TO play today
cold he picked on the way
rom Chicago morning and with the
the Collins admitted
vas not feeling dollars and Gleason agreed that shauno
exercise the boiling sun cleared
the event slim saee pitches oherAse Memo
TO the erurads n right field
of the at LIP o'clock rs usual Memo
John Collins brought the
yesterday They worked the
the hitting practice
Today yesterday few clouds dotted
LIS O'Clock and TO
mound while the
White sox ba,ed Leibold
helped entertain the crowd by
ng Each invasion met by hWls of
and usually required the team O
~ retrle ball
The Reds through They worked with
snap shouted its approval of stop and
the nhed while Luque Fisher and Eer sent the
outhe onva journeys
Oday but the betting light
The same odds he few takers
their fielding practice Their work
and cieaucu nGeder and LOwden and COe
fOr the gardens
Umpires plates Qugey, National at first
base; Nan Rig National at third base
Evening journal., 1919-10-02
laHHa

FIRST INNING-CH chicago. Collins
mp. y. Collins out, sallee TO Daubert
II was a feeble hit aud easy chance. T.
Collins up. Ball I. Ball . Strike T.
called. Foul. strike 2 Ball 2. 4. Cot
Inns walked. SaIlec was working fast
and he had apparently much difficulty
reaching the corners OF the plate
Weaver up. Ball I. Weaver lined TO kopi
and 4. Collins was doubled Off Grsi.
Eopf 10 Daubert. No runs, no hits, mo
errors.
saIIee had fast hop ON his curve
and had difficulty i'm controlling IL.
FIRST INNI>G-CINCINNATI - Rath
nm strike I. called Ball l. Ball .
strike >. called Ball 3. Raih popped ia
Felsch. Daubert up. Ball l. Strike T.
called. Ball .. Foul. strike ,. Dauberi
out. Risbcrg 10 Gandil. II was bard
nit ball which the Swede iielded per-
redIy. Groh up. Groh lined 10 J. Col
Inns.
\o runs. no hits. no errCrs.
SECOND HICiGO-Jachson
nm. strike I, called. jackson doubled "a
center. II was shori-hit ball but
droppcd between Duncan and Itoush
and rolled away from them. Felsch up,
TcISch sacrificed. Sallee t0 Dauheri,
Jackson TO third. sallce could have
,anqht jackson at third but did not
fake the chance. GaHdil up. strike |,
rallied. Gandil cut, hopf 10 Daubcrt
Jackson ras held at third. Risbcrg up
Evening journal., 1919-10-02
REDS TAKE LEAD nv
nth, SCORING 3 RUNS

Ball I. Ball , RiSberg ficd 10 Neale,
No run. one hif no errors.
JacksOn's hit was a-little one. II was
a dinky Texas Lacquer that would
have fallen safe but one time in ten.
SaIlee worked maanilieently with a
possible SoN run on the bases.
SECOND INNING - CINCINNATI -
Roush up. Ball I. Ball >. Ball 3. Ball Z.
ROush walked. Duncan up Bali 1.Sirihe
I. called. Foul. strike ,. Ball ,. Ball >.
duncan lined TO y. Collins who threw
10 Candi, doubling mp Roush. kopi
M. Ball I. Bail >. kOpf flied 10 feiSeh.
No runs, no hits. no errors.
William showed increasing wildneSs
and kept his catcher and the Red bats
men hopping. kopf, who hit lett
handed Yesterday against Cicoiie, shit
ed 10 the other side against southpaw
Williams.
THIRD INNING-CHICAGO - Schail'
up. Strike called. Ball I. Strike :
Svunq. Rall >. Foul. Schalk ilied 10
Roush. Williams up Strike !, called
Williams singlcd 10 left. !. Collins up.
Ball I. \. Collins lined 10 Duncan IN
deep LETT and williams was held at
Grsi. T. Collins up. Ball r. Collins
out. Dauberi. unassisted. II was am easy
bOundcr.
No runs, one hit, no errors.
THIRD INNING-CINCiNNAii-Neale
up. strike called. Foul. strike ;. BAH
l.. Ball >. strike 3. Ncalc Tanned
swinging hard at the last one. Harden
up. Strike | called. Rariden ilied TO
Jackson. n was an easy popup IN shorl
left. sallee up. Ball |. sallee popped
10 Weaver.
No runs, no nitS, no errors.
Williams exhibited better control IN
this inning and his curve was breaking
sharply across the corners. Sallee was
given tremendous ovation by the
Reds fans when he stepped into the
battcr's box.
FOURTH iNNINC-CiiICiGO-NcaVei
up. strike |. foul Weaver singled "a
center. " was sharp drive directly
over second base. jackson up. jackson
singled 10 left, Weaver going TO sec
Evening journal., 1919-10-02
NEWPORT RED MEN
WELCOME SOLDIERS

Returned service men OF Andastaka
Tribe, No. Il. I. Q. o. f.. Of Newport.
were given a reception by the tribe
last night. About five hundred per-
sons OF the community attended The
program consisted OF music, speeches.
entertainment, refreshments and danc-
ms.
The Rev J. T. Park gave the invoca-
lion A duet was sung by Mrs. L. p.
Hayden and Miss Mary Scarborough
An adress Of welcome was given By
Henry n. lsaacs. and closing address
Nas made by Rev. H. T. Quisg. pastor
OF Newport NJ. b. Church Mrs. Joseph
g. Sloch sang a solo and the returned
service men rendered two selections in
chorus.
Mr.. Isaacs spoke Of the part the
Newport boys played in the war. and
TOLD Of the good fortune that While
fifteen OF them belonging to the lodge
.nad been in the army and twelve saw
service in France not one suffered 50
much as a scratch.
The candidacy OF r. Walter Young
Of the tribe for 0fflce as Great Junior
sagamor Of Delaware at The next an
nual convention TO be held in Whining
ton. October % was announced.
Soldiers in whose honor the affair
was neid are the following H. VI.
DAY. W. T. Ford. 6. C. lIainsN orth, H.
p. steward. Alfred Spense. 6. y. scar
borough. W. H. Rothweil. Ralph Ruth,
Nafren Garrett. e. p Hayden, 4. NJ
Watkins, J. II. Mitchell and Irwin Gel-
sovay.
Evening journal., 1919-10-02
Here's Chance to See
Fast Football Game

Coach Shipley. Of Delaware Col
lege. is putting his football squad
through the final scrimmage this
afternoon preparatory to the open
ing game OF the season on saturday
at Newark. with Franklin and Mar
shall. Captain stewart. Mike
PLAN and Wintrup, three OF the
backfeld men who were slightly in
iured in a scrimmage several days
ago are rounding into slape and
Shipley hopes to have them right
for Saturdays contest. There has
always been keen rivalry between
these two teams. and a great game
is looked for saturday. The game
VII start at $3.50 o'clock.
Wilmingtonians can leave French
street station al 2.i5 o'clock and get
TO Newark in time for the game.
Evening journal., 1919-10-02
nl1n,N srEEL pLANTs MERGE.

sRUsSELs. oct. 2-Bolsium steel
corporations are planning one Of the
biggest combinations Of capital in the
world. Ten or u concerns are involved
and the organization will be along the
lines Of the United STATES sleei Cor
poration. Arrangements are being made
for the rebuilding Of Belgian steel
plants along American lines and eacl
plant will specialize on a particular
branch Of the Industry.
Evening journal., 1919-10-02
GOVERNMENT PRIRCE"
No LONGER \ BLIND.

LONDON. oct. British proiiteers
will no longer hide behind government
prices" It has been the custom to mark
goods Government Price" or Gov
ernment controlled Price implying
that the price cannot be reduced. But
hereafter. the government says. they
must insert the word maximum be
fore price" Thatll put an end to the
game.
Evening journal., 1919-10-02
Drew First Hit Today

soekless Joe, who played with Har-
Ian last year, slammed out the first hit
in tOday's Red-SoN game. II was dou-
ble. Joe got no further than third.
Evening journal., 1919-10-02
row, CHAMPION As hog STATE.

DES MONIES. oct. 2.-Iowa has more
hogs than any other state in the Union
The estimate for 1919 IS iO,92o,0OO hos'
in Iowa. 5725.0OO in Illinois, i,9i5.ow IN
Missouri. i66S,OOO in Indiana, h'20oNv
in Nebraska and 3Oi3OOO hogs in Geor'
ria. Iowa's hogs are about one-seN-
enth OF the Nations total.
Evening journal., 1919-10-02

kopf TO Daubert. schalk up. Bal !.
Rail- .. strike. Ball 3. strike called.
SchaIk singled TO center. McMullin bat
linn for Williams. Strike called. Me
Mullin out, Raih 10 Daubert.
No runs, two hits, no errors
Evening journal., 1919-10-02
ONO MAARBEL STATE NOW

pIoUA. o.. Oct marble deposits
in this section OF Ohio are being work
cd TO such an extent that the s'ate -
now using and exporting native marble
instead Of importing all that is used IN
the state.
Evening journal., 1919-10-02
PLAYS 30 GAMES OF
CHESS AT ONE TINE

HASTINGS, Eng oct. IL. j. Capa-
blanca. Cuban champion, who played IN
the nrst international chess tournament
held in England in 20 years has played
20 PLAYERS at once and bealen 81 OF
them. lie played and won his first game
Of chess when hc was four years OLD,
he saws.
Evening journal., 1919-10-02

CINCINNATI, Ohio. Oct. >. Omitted
Press. The Reds won the second
game of thcswOrld series here today,
from the Sox, too. Cincinnati start
cd scoring in the fourth inning, when
they scnt three runs across, while VII
liams wobbled The third game OF the
s.rics will be played in Chicago tomor-
~
Evening journal., 1919-10-02
SCORE BY INNINGS

Cincinnati O 0 0 o. o.
Left on Eases-Cincnnat: Chicago:
Earned Runs-Cincnnat OChicago
Stolen BaseS-Gndl
Struck Out-Bv SaIIee:2 BY Williams;
Bases on Balls off-SaIlee: Williams: g
Two-base His-IacsOn Weaver
Threebase TIits-KOpIa
Sacrifice Hits-Fdah g Daubch Duncan
NtIit by Pitcher -
Double Pays-K DabrG Collins Gandi Fech Cndl Rh Nap
Dabuat
Time O Game--1.40
UmpresPlate Evans first base QuSey' second Dase MAJ
lin: third base Rgler.
Balk-By Sallee
Sharp County record., 1919-05-16
NOTICE TO CONFIRM TITLE

Notice Is hereby given that on the 18th day Of
April, 1919, w. H. Kelly hod In my office his
petition TO the Chancery Court Of the Southern
District Of Sharp County, Arkansas wherein he
elaima the title In and TO the following described
lands situate In said county and state, and pray
Ing that said court at Ito May term, 1919 by Ito
decree confirm and quiet his title to said lands,
to-wit.
Tho NV ar NV ar Of section 81, 10 acres, the
south half Of 0w ar Of section rs, 80 acres the
south 9,4 Of the NV ar sw ar Of aeetion a6, 30
acres, and all that part Of the no AZ sw ar Of
section ~ lying west and south Of Strawberry
river, . aereb, more or less, the Do az 10 ar Of
seoton27 10 aerea, and the south half Of nc ar
se ar of section a. 81 acres more or less, all In
T. II NJ II, w., in all 223 acres, more or less,
Nov all persons who have or claim TO have any
right, title or interest IN said lands or any part
thereof are hereby warned 70 appear In said
court within six weeks from the date hereof and
ahow cause " any there be, why the title Of
aaid petitioner should not he confirmed and
quieted IN said landu ~ prayed In said petition,
Given under my hand this 18th day Of April,
1910.
Neil Sullivan, Clerk
II j, Radcliffe Solicitor for Petitioner,
Sharp County record., 1919-05-16
Williford, Ark.
Road Improvement Act Is
Declared To Be Of No Effect

The discovery that the Goodwin
bill, passed by the last legislature,
creating North Arkansas Road I'M
provement District No. 3 has been
invaidated probably means the
postponement for at least two years
Of a project that would have called
for the building Of more than 100
miles of highway in lizard, Fulton,
Lawrence and north Sharp coun-
ties, at a cost of something like
half a million dollars Commits
sioners had been appointed in the
various counties, and other prelim-
inary steps had been taken toward
the main object of the district,
when it was found that the act
creating the district was invalid,
for the reason that the senate jour
nalS fail to show a concurrence in
all the amendments to the bill
made by the lower house of the
general assembly
Sharp County record., 1919-05-16

j, p, Rush died at his home here
last Friday morning, following a
long and painful illness from can
Ger, The deceased was AZ years
old and a son Of Mr. and Mrs,
A, W, Rush, old and much respect
ed citizens Of the Sidney section.
He was good citizen, who lived
honorably and creditably before
his fellow mau, The burial occur.
red Saturday 10 the Sidney GENE.
terry, Mr. Rush Ia survived by a
wife and little daughter, who have
the sympathy Of the people Of this
community,
The Victory Loan drive ended
last Saturday, and for the frat time
since the country went to war the
Southern District Of this county
failed to meet the quota assigned
to 1t by the government, The dis.
trict Was far behind its allotment
Chairman 0, S. Moore held d final
rally At the court house Saturday
afternoon, but the fesulta In the
sale Of bonds wao not great After
the rally the crowd was entertained
for a time by Hal r, Moore, who
related many interesting incidents
and experiences Of The war
Sharp County record., 1919-05-16
In Memory OF John {. Beavers

On the 22nd of February, 1919,
the supreme ruler Of the universe
called from labor to rest our aged
and beloved brother, John L. Beav-
ers, aged SO years and 2 days. He
died at his home, One-half mile
north of Williford, leaving his COM
panion, Mary E. Beavers, five sons,
Charles, Richard, James, John j.
and Van, and one widowed daueh-
ter, Mrs. Fannie Crawford.
He joined Spring River Lodge,
F. g. A. M, shortly after the lodge
was chartered. He was also a
member of the M. E. Church South
at Williford, and took greit interest
in both organizations. He was al
ways true to his VOWS and obllga-
tions. His AGED companion and
children have lost a loving husband
and father, the church and the
lodge a worthy brother, and the
town and community a useful citi-
zen.
Be it resolved by Spring River
Lodge, F. & A, M, that this small
tribute of respect to his memory be
entered on the records of this lodge,
and as members Of the order that
we try to emulate his many virtues
and retain in our minds the many
words of counsel and brotherly love
Ne gave us within our halls. Re.
solved further that a copy OF this
resolution be furnished the widow
and children, and a copy furnished
the Sharp County Record for publ
cation. -
! Committee.
Williford, Ark,
Sharp County record., 1919-05-16
Now is the time to subscribe To-
the Record.
NOTICE TO CONFIRM TITLE

Notice Is hereby given that on the 10th dWa
April, 1919. George W. Moser filed in my "
fee his petition TO the Chancery Court for "
Southern District Of Sharp County Arkanm
praying that said court at its May term l9lS y
It's decree confirm and quiet his title to tht@
lowing described lands situate in the count, \
Sharp and state Of Arkansas, To- wit;
The west fractional half Of tho ne ouartTs
section q T, IS NJ, r, 8 w., 80 l2 acres, ANl
strip Of land of the north side Of the mGFu
ar Of Section 2, I, l6 NJ, II, 8, W., being Sm
wide and 80 rods long, containing acres nw
or less, Tho ne or q the sw ar Of seeton@ /
II NJ, r. 6 W., 10 acres. Also all that port I
the south half Of the sw 1r sw ar OF Section \
T. II NJ. r, w., lying south Of Piney f@
Creek, containing 20 acres. more or less ahI
part Of the so ar Sw ar Of Section 3b T. NM
Il. w., described M follows Beginning
point on the north bank Of piney Fork, IL !"
from the 80 corner of said ferty, thence runna
W, 80 rods thence N. 40 rods. thence W'Sm
thence N. 40 rods. thence T., 40 rods, thenceS
the north bank Of Plney Fork, thence %'
down the north bank TO place Of beginning @
tanning 10 acres, more or less.
Now all persons who have or claim TO haw@
right title or interest In said lands or any pn
thereof. are hereby warned TO appear In VI
court within six weeks from the date hereof -
show cause, II any there be, why the title OIL y
petitioner should not be confirmed and qa"'|
in'and TO said lands al prayed In said petition
Given under my hand this sist day Of Ap'|
1919. Al
Neil Sullivan, Clsrs
H. j. Radcliffe, Solicitor for Petitioner.
Sharp County record., 1919-05-16
Local News

FOR SALE-Good milk COW and
calf. W. L. Kent, Amateur, Ark.
Hal R. Moore left Wednesday
for Calamine, where he will spend a
few Gays with friends.
Mrs. Dot fortenberry of Smith
vile is here visiting her grandpar-
ents, MIR. and Mrs. W. G. Shaver,
and other Evening Shade relatives
and friends.
The annual school election oc-
ours next Saturday. In the Even
ine Shade special district, besides
other matters of Importance, three
directors are to be elected. All the
electors of the district should par
ticipate in the election.
T. H. Wigs and family of Hol-
denville, Okla, were here a few
days lately visiting their relatives,
Mrs. R. A. Smith and family. They
are former residents of this county,
but have been away from here for
the past seventeen years.
The allotment of state and fed
eral aid to road construction in Ar
kansas has been made to the var
iOus counties by the state highway
commission. This allotment is fol
the period ending in 1921, end the
share Of Sharp county amounts tC
$56,5l208
Custer Westmoreland, young
man of Sidney, orders the Record
sent to him at Vicksbure, Miss
where he has a position with the
railroad company. Lum McGin'
ness, for years a resident Of Shelby
vile, orders the Record sent to him
at Heber Springs
W. =. Jones aud X A, Dowdy
both well known citizens Of Bates
vile, were here Sunday morning
aud addressed a large crowd at the
Methodist church in the interest o.
the Centenary fund. Both Of thes,
gentlemen have very many friends
in Evening Shade who were elac
Of their visit to the town aud o
the feet that they stimulated inter
est in the movement they were ad
vocating