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Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-08
WOMEN SEE SUCCESS IN
 FIGHTING HIGH PRICES

That the concentrated efforts of va- rious women's organizations combat ing the high cost of living are having their effect on high prices of neces- sary foodstuffs and clothing IS the opinion of Mrs. James ]. Grace, as expressed in statement supporting her belief that the peak Of high pric- es has been reached and is on the wane. Mrs. Samuel 0. Prentice. wife of Conecticuts chief justice, ;s an other. woman whe feels that good re- suits are beginning to accrue from the organized attack of Connecticut women.
 Mrs. Grace, who is chairman of Wo- mems Activities in Connecticut, un- der the auspices of the Department of Justice, makes this statement:
 Women are beginning to realize their power as organized consumers. Just as during the war it was prov ed tnat many millions of loaves of
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-08
oR. HIGGINS CHAIRMAN OF
 N. Y. U. ENDOWMENT DRIVE

Announcement has just been made of the appointment of Dr. Harry E. Higgins, 2l Fairmount street. this city. as community chairman of the
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-08

muehso that now can do everything in the house. lhave told my friends about your wonderful Vegetlble Compound and you have my permission to publish my letter so other women who suffer may learn how to get well. Mrs, IDA 0vENsTEIN, S02 s. Marshfeld Ave-, Chicago, III.
 This good old fashioned remedy is made from native roots and herbs and contains no narcotics or harmful drugs.
 If you have the slightest doubt that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound will help you, write to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. (confdentiaD Lynn, Mass, for advice. Your letter will be opened, read and answered by a woman, and held in strict confidence.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-08
WiNpHAM co SUPERIOR COURT
 WEEKS ASSIGNMENTS

The Windham County Superior court assignments are as follows:
 To court: Tuesday, March 9th, Clin- Shlpee. James c. Bennett vs. John student. Wednesday, March 10th. Wm Taylor vs. Edward Demers. alias F. J. Thompson, William Jolly, ct al. vs. Joseph Jolly, ct al. E. A. Strout Farm Agency vs. Otto Smith. Thursday March 11th, Floyd Scott vs. Louis Brenek. Victor Peloquin vs. Julius Lafiamme. Friday, March 12th, May N. Torrey vs. Walter D. Torrey.
 To jury: Tuesday, March 18th, Geo. M. Jordan, Admr. vs. Charles Como. Arthur B. Prentics vs. Marinda But Ter Robinson, Elxecutrix will of Rien- zi Robinson. Wednesday, March 17th. Bridget Ainsworth, ct. al. vs. Bernard Eangley.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-08
SKELETONS ON "MIssING"
 FOUND IN TRENCH

Rheims, France. March 7.-Nearly a hundred skeletons of those who are on the great list of missing in the war have been located a few miles from here in the advanced trenches near the canal of Sapigneule. The hleached bones were found in shell craters and also in territory which was left unscarred by the great Ger man shells but where the thick under brush had hidden them from view.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-08

ed by the Connecticut Fair Price Committee and to report the fact on the complaint card.
 There are appeals to be read in the churches and a platform to be adopted by clubs. The town chair men arc asked to cooperate with the press. the schools. parent-teacher as sociations, with practical groups, and with the merchants and manufactur- CTS, to exchange views, discuss prob luens and foster good will and under standing"
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-08

Ss,45O. 900 endowment fund for New York University. pr. W. k Tingley is also a graduate of New York Uni versity.
 Dr. Higgins is well known in local medical circles and his work as com munity chairman for the fund will be done in close cooperation with the Hartford Springfield district endow- ment fund committee. with headqua-- ters at 135 Westford avenue. Springfield. Mass. It is expected tbat the formal launching of the New York university endowment fund drive will take place the latter part Of March. -'l
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-08

Walk mile each day to keep the doctor away advises the United States Public Health Service. Try walking to work every morning and see if it doesn't make you younger and health fer.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-08

legs and a terrible backache. I could not do any work at all. I was treated by many physicians but they did not help me. l read in one of your books where other women had b e en helped d by Lydia B. Pinkham's We ge table Com- pound so 1 tried it audithelned maverv
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-08

As the inventor of strenuous games it's queer the Romans overlooked foot ball.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-08
PUBLISI'
 KY LETTER
Says Mrs. 0venstein, So Other Suffering Women May Learn
 How to Get We'll.

chicago, m.-"T suffered for four years wlth pains in my sides, hips and
New-York tribune., 1920-01-31
New Orleans Entrie.

First rac> CBrookdale Purse. purse 5000
o-year-aids. 'hree ongs-W hippe I.
Buddie kean, 1o7, Mary Head, lo4 Lotts
Speed, IDA.
:, sse9nd race spqrse 500 three. .ysar-olds
ssls x Thunsr,rd zz9 Jabn l0y
CASEY. los, Mar Tom. 40 Short Change,
9s; Christie, 10 Lanedsn. 10. Pssgy e.
Harry Rudder. l03. Blaise. ia; kuitur.
10 James f. Cummings, ITO.
Third race (nprs-e 500; foqr-year old =
eighth )-i'runes. ll' 'Jaok Reeves. li2
~,sln. III. Aztec. 100. l'r Creig.er los
Rsn r. Aampson .os ,sN fiiot ies
st0ne. - ,Wjl.ean. as
Fourth raco 'crescent ci,v Handicap.
thre' year.. r..oidss. and upward on mile and
War Mash IL. bolster, III. Woodtrap.
Ito, Opportunity. 100: sands of Pleasure.
les, .amesh. io7 omond io7 Piotor.
1o2; Tantalus. loi. Tailor Maid. Ios; Gen
erai Glenn. So
Fifth race fPremier Claiming Purse
purse $500 three-year- and upward ;
40. Came Cock. i0s. Quito. loS. "Trank
IT. ~ 'bn'let Proc. ., l0sS l.1 Wh9 Cars ss
'jurnita III, q6.
sixth racc tpursc ssoo. four ar-olds
and upward. claiming. one mile and ous-
s'sto,nthi -WaHsrortA = Lust. ~ Queen
funo ton .Grern Mint i04 si~tn Twin.
.ua h-frnea. 700. Fodder, -.
seycufh race (purse 500: four year-oids
and upward: claiung one milo and onc-
stx,ecnth) --Courcelles III General Byng
ito. Mayor Calvin. ITO Bogart. IA
Yodeles. 1903; 'Comaoho. 1914 Baby Sis
ter. 80.
Apprentice allowance claimed
New-York tribune., 1920-01-31

body hold, but the slightcr gladiator
springs Again Stecher brought Cad
dock to the mat and began to tumble
for the scissors hold. There was an
other cheer when Caddock once more
wriggled free
stecher began TO lean heavily on
Csddock at every chance, to make the
lighter man feel the force Of his
weight. Caddock dropped rivulets Of
sweat. while Stecher seemed 10 show
little trace OF the exertion The Ne
braskan worked methodically and
eg1natically, a. though he were dal-
lying with troublesome bale Of hay
Caddock darted in and out, trying for
holds. Stecher brought Caddock down
with q hammerlocA. but lost it again
IN a minute.
Caddock leaped upward and clamped
Stecher's head in his left arm in a
terrific deadlock. He crushed Stecher
slowly to the mat, but there Stecher
broke away again. Joe IIumphries
rose, yawned slightly and announced
,ha. the bout had gone one hour.
stecher suddenly stopped, reached
Caddock around the knees and bore
him 20 the mat when the usual fun
bling was resumed, Stechcr looking for
a scissors hold and Caddock feeling
furtively for the toe hold. Stecher
leaped up when it seemed that Caddock
had him by the toe. and the crowd be-
gan preparations for long evening
Once again Caddock clamped head
hold on Stecher and forced him 10 the
mat, twisting his neck. But Stechcr
had the resisting force, and twisted
free The men wrestlc1 to the floor,
,,t adj oh mn on
all fours like an angry tarantula, while
Stecher fumbled for him
II looked for second as though
Stechcr would get tho scissors hold al
last when Caddock caught him by botn
feet and swung him off.
Caddock's Ecneralship and agility
gave him the advantage until S1echer
forced himself upward and pinned Cad
dock with an armlock. The crowd
howled It's delight when Caddock wrg
glcd free and sprang TO MS iect again
At the end Of an hour and a half
CAddock had toe hold on Stccher and
Nung him heavily 10 his knees Then
the advantagc turned 20 Stccher. wnN
caught Caddock with Il head hold and
began 70 squeeze him slowly down
Csddock's head tuchcd the mat, then
he wriggled free. There was r,ore &C
non here IN n minute or so than there
was aii evening to this point.
Stccher had Caddock down again
with body hold, and while he was
fun bling again for that scissors hold
Caddock forced him up and grasped MS
foot Caddock had the huskier man
twisting while he worked leverage
With the toe hold. bat Stccher gof
free and became cautious again. j.
certainly began % hook Ike n long Vigi
~ the smoke
Shortly after - o'cloc1 it begap
~ ioos lke the end and tho end oI
Caddock stcchcr borc him down and
elampcd him mith the body scissors and
wristIocA Slowly and surely tne
heavier man bcgan to press Caddoe.
down. One shoulder was on the mat
and Stcchcr threw eli Of his weight
into the work. Caddock was on the
verge Of coIlapsing when he twisted
suddenly and sprang 10 blu feet.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-31
lzzy Gets Moon MESSAGE
Cheering Neus Is Receiued From the Ether
By w. O. Mcclellan

sporting department. big money it, He vas avn h
ouija board fran1icaly ~ e "
Listen and would told been reading about this
Eyeaan ar Maccaroni which wireless teIegran
and maybe that's why nobody could ret rrber Pvt ~ a &
ephonng service because What Mac
earon that that is living the moon some
the stars trying talk with only everybody like yo 50 busv
maks funny cracks that they wouldn't prop
told You that know that Mister right
od ti ~ Do9u am getting lot OF signaling and lot of
e"ess propositions is coming out Of the No.
and amt meshuga either Wasn't corpse in the
army, and don't know signals papers which
says lost the chob honorable o prove
Mister Maccaroni big and he has
oee og enough the business know talking about
At first wouldn't believe that am liar
was up IN the dark making balancing could
hg on account the incoming and outgoing them
cut IN the dark room with the locked poke my
The liddisa board itself and all of a
u started 20 write gave it kick because that Ydsh
fee and nobody could what boards would
writing which the Yddish boar. a piece paper
you couldn't what just as plain
Beer still 5 cents glass Glhooeys n the Moon
when read that thought board was try TO pav
rotten joke on fee and gave another kick Then
wants to know who he at Havana
Right away could tell that that
the people from the other places was starting to talk No.
going dn0unce discovery nobody big money
it aud want should get in the underground floor.
The best thing to do places of other
oge there and Teller could
sure to De coming when Mr. Nccaron he should
a" fixed up You could raise the a dime or
could
which could sell that privilege good price
Its big thing tell Its better than
would have build Also you there the Chak
Dempsey and George Carpetstein fighting you
the basebaler that there league where
they would all be jumping their cfobs o go
Of amt the
On to this proposition because it big. anyhow take
with would help poor Teller out We
wouldn't need hardly capital with
ABOUT
Moon and Kaplans
n
"A long time ago wouldn't believe
wouldn't
me no more seen the Moon through teescopn which
only cost dime but feer picked
dollars haluf
nk SO much about the then but
where there Eighteen Amendment nothing ALL
1--WE careful there
such rush that maybe Of the
IN the hapan Cafes but after while everything
What did me? How the forgo4
about that of it. Well little later
If couldn't maybe Mr. Macaroni, he
could invention some way to do it Somebody
there a | no
New-York tribune., 1920-01-31
Havana Entries

i-sr,t race tpurse $500, claiming three
yra r-olds fve end one-h half f1riongs)--
Mineral 81 sVi-ric Ice. ss 'Plain
Weather. 90: sSuDer,or. 100. Bahyionian.
io4 Sherry. l04. Director James, l04 Our
Mold 1o4: Rookarec. 1o4. Hot Foot, 10.
sport Fecney, 1f5
second race fpurss $500; claiming
three goar-olis arI'i upward. five and one
half fusionH~, --' 'romerone lG2 'Cnwise
Chila. loo .lIffi. NeDlew, 1oa Colonel
rfnrri-or. 10. l3clen Atkin. liz. Neft- li4'
Iferaer. ia
Third rtce ouursc $500; claiming 'nroo-
ycar-olds ana inward * fnrlot'ssl
ios. plsueh he Donation loT; KNkenny. .oe.
HaIsdin 1og DeYerly jones. los Royalty
ide. Eulger ~.
Fourth race fpurse $500. claiming
three -yca--olda and upward six ruriongs)
.f}urlingarne. 40 sGoiiston-. fo2: 'Man-
ganese 1902. Fickle Fancy. los. white
crown, 1o7 Legacy. lo7. Tnornbloom. TO
i,srth race trurse $500. claiming. four
,-anr-olAs s,, furionSs)--'ned. 90. Am
b.ssador III. 100: Exclamation. los. Little
ra 1o3 Roundrr ioa *rrecious Jewel
100 TOP Rung. los, racy I.anRdHn, fos
loefer nubry, 40. Huster Clark, llo
sixth rn~o fncrn7pds Handicap rurs"
sso0 tnree- -yoaf-olds and upward, on"
.,,ti.l nlask Prince ~ je'iifot. o. 11rn
'fhrleh ~ Trociuanf1a -. Scotch N0rlici
Jos. l.rea. l0' ru'ord ne Hnily. u.s.
seventh rncr fpuree $500. four fcar- -oids
and Upward; ono mite nnd my yafds) -
'Mlsa s"lfl. 100 "Hope. 100. 'Sea Iieach.
lOa 'jack Dawson. lo2 'parabie. loS
Duke ~ Shelby. 10.
w..shsr sppi""']is oisal kaes hSavS -S
New-York tribune., 1920-01-31
New Orleans Results

q. tlIst race- three furlongs)-Aunt Deda
Alcatra2l 115 CBuxton). TO l. 10 10 ana
70 8. second Ten!te, ia (Ambrose) :
to / ev.n and 70 .. third. Time Oas.
also ran.
10 lWr.gh). u to /. s to and to /.
won Huron H.. ia fWida). . To 1. to
and 8 t. .. second; Riddle. 81 stack,
80 10 l. 70 to and 70 l. third. Tn a
20 Columbia Tenn. Rappahannock I'LL
Bro0 klnnc, Jim Dudley. Dr. Creigler Nan
nette t7lsck. Mitchell May. Triumphant and
Charming also ran.
Third race--Csi1 furlong s,-Bonstel lie
Hadrian. ITO fNright). to > S 70 > and
to ., second General. Ill tRotrigu0 -.
u 70 Rsdaad 70 s4a <s 10 5ess tsra Tias
Prophecy Poultney, Kuiture and Pau Con
molly also ran.
Fourth race-Cone r.le>-Tailor Maid
l0i lNida) . to T. 3 70 ! and : To ;. won
Dottie Vandver. los oPlercc) to 8. "a
inson). 4 to TO and to =. third.
Time. u Cobalt Lass, Eulogy Anton
cite and My Dear also ran
Fifth race .1lor three-yesr- clein'.
(Wida) : to .. 10 and to 3 first
Bobby Allcn. 100 IBuxton). to / To :
and to >, second Golden Dawn 81 lSul-
lvaul. 10 H. 2 To J and even. third Time
49. Jim Hastings. Wariihe Swirl. Pin
dar Neavy Weapon. oolph also ran
sixth race (ior -v4ar-olas and up
ward claiming purse 500 one mile a0d
furlons) Plenty. l0s (Brysou) t. t.
10 and to > FIRST Boubast il2
CBurl,e9. TO . to , and 70 >. second
captain iiodge, 107 oIoner). 70 .. eveu
ana to :. third Time. o. -. n ReY,
Fit Rookery SO ran.
seventh race for three-year-olds and
upward. claiming. purse s7oc one mue
and l. sixteenth)-Pllsen iii (Zollor). 10
8. 10 10 and to ,. first Cabalio. i'll
(Rodrigue2), to /. to > and TO 3.
second; Senper Stalwart 1O5 (Judeei :
to ! to l and TO 5. third. Time.
50 go. Prunes Napoleon Starter Hluo
Thistle. pluvtada. Babv Girl. Battle Noun-
tain. Flapper. Al Pierce. Mayor Calvin ads"
New-York tribune., 1920-01-31
Havana Results

~ iFSt st race tthree urlongs}-panhanele-
Won Iit5ie po,utsr sTfn, ,1s to 5c ard 70 3
jos eYsn fWn-rar ana 20 2, second; Dorothy
,hird Time. O:s7 ~. wishIns ana Fax F. .,
-N' ana EiooUington also ran
Second racs GIVE and hair rrr,o,ss,
ron BOY fCorey). 3 to l. to and ?
10 .. won; Clip, lo4 (carmody). to to
third Tine, 10 -. Siin~erv silyar ~ =
4 ec nrnation. Sophia X I-lyIng Dart "
.'''s,'n .,s, roy Frederick Miller and granium
ieasant lD7 ,Carmoayl. to
sna to :, won Star Baby 1914 ,k4deris,
hana ., ia 70 19-, . an@ % second Dcck-
to 8, third Time. 1.oe -. F}aii0 % go
ie Mer Annaoei!s, Doubling Thomas ana
Fonrth race thve and i half furiongsl
~ ~ halppoorwill. los (Murray) to l.
lJarreID, 70 /. 3 70 ana to - see. -
9ndi Exempted. lo5 (Aiountain, to sc
Babv % hnnss ana to az; H.; thiTa lin 10 2-5
Apple Jack and Galway also r..
Fifth race (purse $500. four-ve.,r- q.
and upward; claiming I've ana 6si
iorlonEs),- B anca, los (U. Garner), 20
1crumD, 12 A9a I'd to 70 . Won as Hqlser. IL
ond; Arnbassador III, (AtkinsonJ . - sec e.
|, to and ; 70 ,. third Tirns. ito
rlrs. Pullet Marty Lou Hast cor.
~u'" and Peaceful Star also ran
Sixth race (purse $500. four.,,aar-o,1.
and upward claiming milo ana Af+S
yarGs' - ohm w. Klein. 1lS (lederls,.
~ ,3' o. to > and 10 ;. won, Attorney
5, second Fairly, los (Ciargan), 10 10
to and : TO l. third. Time l.4s -
fslnont. 9arys Magnetic. Buster Clark
mar, o CNalley. Hands OFF Ned MiIav
bright and Woodthrush also ran
New-York tribune., 1920-01-31
Creenleaf Again Breaks
Pocke. Billiards Record

Ralph Grcenleaf professional cham
pion pocket billiard player Of the
world, again established a new high
run record at Thum's broadway Acad-
emy last night in the game against
jerome Keough, a former title holder.
The title holder made run of So.
which exceeds by ten MIS- record run of
the previous night
tournament BY taking the final two
games by scores or 125 to 70 in the
afternoon and 1925 TO l02 in the even
ing The total number of points scored
we're: Greenleaf, 800; Keough, 312.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-31
Carnody uts
Over Winner
In Star BABY
Whippoorwill, a Cast. Off
From Wilson Stable.
Runs a Remarkable Race
Spsc.ol Corresnondenc.

Special Correspondence.
HAVANA, Cuba. Jan. 30.-Breakias
slowly and poorly handled throughout
the three furlongs, Pan Handler. a son
OF Peter Pan-Adroit stamped himself
to De game youngster when he got
up to win the first race in terrific
drive
He was The favorite and should
have NOE of by himself. but the poor
ride Re received 81 the hands Of Gar
gan, who permitted The colt to ran all
over the track in the first turlong, be-
ing first on the inside and finally the
boy pulled him to the outside where.
with clear sailing he closed with Il
rush and won by nose with Little
Pointer second, a nose in front OF
Dorothy The three fdrlongs we're run
over very bad track in 81 4-5.
Iron Boy finally found field that he
could beat. when he won the second
event in q gallop He was slow at the
start. but he quickly went Up 20 the
leaders and taking the lead at .he
tur INTO the stretch Won easily by
tive length. Zip was secend and u.
{. Girl WAS third. three lengths back.
Peasant turnsd the tables on Star
Baby today, when under Carmody's
good ride, the son of George Kessier
won III drive by length Peasant
raced right along with Star Bah to
the final furlong when he made the
ODDS on choice stop and then drew
away to win.
WhippoorwiM a cast-of, from the
stable Of R. T. Wilson jr, ran re
malkAble race to land the fourth
event. leading home some egood mud
ders. He was off very poorly, but the
boy gradually made up mis- lost ground
and closing with rush in the last
furlong won going away by length
and half, with Twenty-seven sec
ond length before exempted. Three
favOrites scored:
New-York tribune., 1920-01-31
Gift OF $1,000 Made
Dartmouth College
To Promote Boxing
Special Correspondence

WI tSPoTHtHce
hANOV Err, n. H.. Jan. 30.-The
announcement of a gift of $1,000 to
dartmouth College by Rev. John E.
Johnson, Sc, to be used to promote
oo1lng was made by the athletic
couEsei to-day, Rev. Johnson is one
o. the New Hampshire institutions
iarsest sport benefactors, having
even gifts amounting 10 thousands
.. oo,lars- He is the honorary
pfesloent OF the Outing Club.
ton, at present, is conducted m ~
intramura basis. Eddie Shelvin
former battler of the field. not tha
boxing at Dartmouth. The game
Is popular there. Mr.. Johnson ia -
former battler of the field and the
rlng' ing having fought in the Civil
New-York tribune., 1920-01-31
Rrii.on Outpoints CONWAY

SAVANNAH Ga, Jan. 30.--Jack Brit
ton, worlds wel,erweight champion.
was given referees decision over
Jimmy Conway, of Savannah at the
end Of twelve round bout here to-
night. Britton had the better Of his
opponent at all stages Of the bout.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-31
McAndless Captures
Eastern Billiard Title

Donald McAndess, tho national anna
teur billiard champion. won the East
ern title last night at the Amateur
Billiard Club by defeating T Henry
Clarkson. ia to Sd. The total points
scored during the tournament were:
McA Aadless, 300; Clarkscn 1le.
McAndless averaged - 3-ll points
during the meeting. while Clarkson
made I'll points McAndless's high
est run was ia. that Of Clarkson 81.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-31
Leafs Going to Columbus

TORONTO, Jan 30-T Training quar-
ters Tor the Toronto baseball team OF
the international League have been ar
ranged at Columbus, Ga. it was an
nounced here today.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-31

Command. Al the armory, is We
Fourteenth Street. on the evening It
Lincoln's Birthday.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-31
Lincoln's Birthday Boxing

4 boxing show viii be held under
the auspices o: the eth Coast Defense
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-12-16
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

state # Missouri. County of Bates, So
In the Circuit Court. February Term,
1921. In Vacation September 81, 1920
William S. Stewart, Plaintiff.
W.
Jennie Stewart, Defendant
Now at this day comes the Plaintiff
herein, and files his Petition and Affi-
davit. alleging. among other. things:
that Defendant is nonresident of
the State of Missouri.
Whereupon. it is ordered by the
Clerk in Vacation. that said Defend
ant be notified by publication that
against her in this Court. the object
and general nature of which is to OBJ
tain divorce from the defendant on
the ground that defendant has desert
without a reasonable cause for one
whole year and that unless the said
Jennie Stewart be and appear at this
Court. at the next term thereof, to be
begun and holden at the Court House
in the City Of Butler. in said county
on the first Monday of February, 1921.
and on or before the first day of said
Term. answer or plead to the Petition
In said cause, the same will be taken
az confessed. and judgment will be
rendered accordingly.
And it is Further Ordered, that
copy hereof be published, according t"
law. in the Butler Weekly Times,
newspaerer published in said County Of
published at least once week, the
last insertion to be at least thirty days
before the first day of said February,
i'-' 'e'" u '''S c. G. swARENs.
Circuit Clerk.
A true copy from the record.
Witness my hand. and seal
(SeaD Of the Circuit Court of Bates
County, this 18th day of De-
cember, 1920.
c. G. SWARENS,
l0-4t Circuit Clerk.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-12-16
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
In Term, November 10th, 1920.
Maggie T.. White, Plaintiff.

Jerusha Garrison. Nancy Jane Walls
Mary Ann Gentry, Elena Grad
dock, and the unknown consorts
heirs. devisees. donees, alienees, or
immediate, mesne or remote, volun-
tary or involuntary grantees Of
Isaac Wilcox. James III. Wilcox, SAM
uel A. Wilcox, Richard NJ. Wilcox,
Margaret Boswell, Sarah Scott. Luz
cretia Gentry and c. G. Beardslee
deceased, Defendants.
The S'~'~ of Missouri to the above
named or described defendants, Greet
ing:
ton has been commenced against you
~ the Circuit Court of Bates County.
Missouri, affecting the title to the fol-
lowing described lands and tenements'
to-wit:
The East Half of the Northeast
quarter of Section Seventeen 40,
:, Township Forty-two 42). Of
Range Thirty-one t3D, Bates
County. Missouri,
which said action is returnable on the
first day of the next Term of said
Court to be held at the Court House in
the City Of Butler, in the county and
state aforesaid, on the first Monday OF
February, 1921, when and where you
may appear and answer or otherwise
defend such action; otherwise plain :
fessed and Judgment rendered accord
ingly.
Circuit Clerk.
Atrue copy from the record.
Witness my hand and the
seal of the Circuit Court Of
(SeaD Bates County, Missouri this
LIST day of December, 1920.
c. C. SWARENS.
1O-4t Circuit Clerk.