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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-28
Former Emperor Charles ,
Visits Cradle of Hapsbureism

Geneva. Oct. 11-(By Associated
Press)-The former Emperor Charles
of Austria, nephew of the late EN-
peror Francis-Joseph, was received
in democratic fashion when he visit :
ed a. few days ago the cradle of the
Hapsburg dynasty. the ruined chateau
Hapsburg in the Canton of Argovie.
Swiss farmer who now owns the
grounds of the former chateau invited
the erstwhile monarch into his kitch-
on and the exiled ruler and the farmer
had an animated talk for nearly an
hour. Charles was accompanied by
two priests and two detectives.
The Hapsburg castle was construct
ed In the year 1920 but only the outer
walls are standing today. The an :
cestors Of Charles were expelled from
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-28
PROBATE NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the fol-
loving appointments We're made by the
Probate Court within and for the
County of kennebec on the twenty
fifth day of October, 1920
MARY A. BARNARD of Sidney. ex-
ecutrlx Of the will of SARAH E.
SARAH W. AND JEANNETTEs N.
BAILEY. of Winthrop. executrices of
the will of MARY F.. w. BAILEY, late
OF Winthrop, deceased.
BURTON b. HALL, OF Mt. Vernon.
administrator of the estate of IVES
TON n. GILMAN, late of Mt Yer
non. deceased.
FRED L; TUFTS of Franklin. Mass.
W. TUFTS. late of National soldiers.
Home. deceased, and E. p. Spinney of
North Berwick. agent.
GEORGE G. NICHOLS, of Sidney,
r. NICHOLS. late of Sidney, de-
GEORGE H. GATES. of yassa,boro
administrator of the estate of ABBIE.
w Gates. late of vassalboro. de-
NAOMI M. MITCHELL. Of China
exeGutriX of the will of LEANDER b
MITCHELL. late of China. deceased.
g NJ RANDLETTE. OF Monmouth.
estate of MARTHA A. PLUMMER.
late of Monmouth, decea sed.
CATHERINE f. SMALLEY. of
ReduneIo admlnlStratrix of the estate
of JOSEPH w. SMALLEY. late of
Readfield. deceased. VI
LILLIAN NJ. LEIGHTON. of Read
f1eld. executrix Of the estate OF Der
field. deceased
LAFAYETTE J. WYMAN, of Smith
field: administrator of the estate nf
EUGENE F. WYMAN. late of Win
slow. deceased.
Attest: r. w. LEIGHTON
Register OF Probate
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New Aro0stOOk SanatOrium
Opened at Pressure Isle

A visit to the new Aroostook State
Sanitorium at Pressure Isle for treat
ment of tuberculosis patients will
easily convince one Of it's value as
means to an end. Beautifully locat-
ed on a high elevation overlooking
the winding Aroostook river. much
scenery, exposed to the sunshine it is
an ideal place to be located if we'll or
ill.
The building itself is CHEEKY, and
in every way up-to-d date. Every
thing indicates cheer. comfort and
home Like ease. flooded with sun
shine, pleasant faces of officials and
, nurses and excellent care-takers. And
just a "snif: of the kitchen where
most nourishing food is prepared by
a chef Of long experience is enough to
give the most casual visitor an appe-
tite.t A remark from the chef was
place as Aroostook. I'm hungry all
the time. 1 could get up in the mid
die of the night and eat"
Besides the kitchen and storeroom,
modern refrigerating plant. engine
room, dish room, the basement con-
tains dining room for doctors and
nurses and a much larger one for
patients that are able to take their
meals down stairs. Also the Office of
the superintendent, laboratory. and
X-ray room.
On the second floor is a large airy
reading room and southeast side all of
I'll no g,
round tables.
The wards opening on the broad
veranda, where the beds are drawn at
night are located on the second
floors. The male wards are at the
east end. the female at the west. A
few private wards on the third floor
but for the most part it is occupied
by the private rooms. for resident
physician, physicians reading room,
nurses apartments. etc, including
baths and closet rooms.
DR.. Loren Carter is resident physi-
clan at present, having succeeded DIR.
Stanhope, who was sent for an in
definite time. DIR. Carter is accom-
panied by his wife. The head nurse
is Miss Belle Melville, graduate
nurse from the Pressure Isle General
hospital. young lady admirably
fitted for the place.
Miss Jennie Knowles of Bangor, a
graduate of the General hospital at
Worcester, Mass, is the efficient
night nurse. At present there are
three nurses. A few of the general
rules: Breakfast is served at Z o'clock,
after which the patients stay upon
the verapda until 10 o'clock. From
10 to IL. dinner time, they spend in
the reading room. After dinner they
undress, go to bed and remain until
2 o'clock. From 3 to $50 is spent on
the verenda and after supper until
100 when they again go to the read
ing room, in summer remaining till
$50 and in winter shorter hours. 1t
is worth a good deal to know such
ample provision for tuberculosis pa
tients are provided so near at hand
and that people are taking so kindly
to it. The State will greatly increase
the capacity of the institution next
year, for already 1t is evident that it
will be inadequate to meet the de-
mands upon it.
It il worthy of mention to note the
attractiveness of the stateroom like
bedrooms. their white enameled iron
beds, the food tray tables. the COM
Portable mattresses and soft pillows.
snowy counterpanes and beautiful
blankets all so clean. SO inviting.
Fancy work of various kinds Is in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-28
BLUE SKY LAW" ADVERTISE.
MEN1,

Application having been made to
the Banking Department by the follow
ing named Company to be licensed as
Dealer In Securities under provisions
Of Chap. 40. Sec. IL to 20. OF the Re-
vised Statutes. as ameDded. legal no.
tice is hereby given and any person
may. within two weeks from the date
OF this publication fiIe objection to the
proposed registration with the Bank
Ing Department.
Name Business Address
National School Of sAc-
countancy. IT'S Middle ST..
Portland. Maine
~ FRANK L. pAJ.AfEH.
= Bank Commissiorer.
Augusta No. Oct. q. 1920.
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WINDSOR

Mrs. Abbie Jenkins. Mrs e. W.
Towle and Ralph Towie were guests
Sunday of Mrs. Lizzie Tilton Of Al
bion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Chase and
children Of waterxiile passed the
weekend with Mr.. and MIRA. Charles
Downs.
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oct2S. thurs, st

PROBATE NOTICE. Notice IS here
by given that on the twelfth day Of
October 1920. Clarence n. Chalmers Of
Albion in the County of Remedies
t vas py one Probate Court for the
administrator of the estate of John e
chalmers, late OF Albion in s,id
County, deceased. and that on fhs
same date said Clarence n. Chalmers
qua..heo TOT and accepted said trust
A'.est: r. w. LEIGHTON,
Register of Probate.
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dulged in when the patients as thew
SIT out OF doors. are well enough to
do it. and all seem to enjoy them
selves with hope of full recovery
ahead.-Presque Isle letter. Bangor
News.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-28
STATE OF MAINE

KENNEBEC, SIS. SUPREME JUDI
-CIAL COURT IN EQUITY.
October IL. 1920.
WALTER NJ. SANBORN VS..
THCRSTON CUMBERLAND co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-28

L II l. No L o-> I W.
Walter NJ. sanborn Of Augusta in
the County of kennebec, state OF
Maine. complains against the Thurs
ton cumberland Company, corpora
ton duly existing under the laws OF
the State of Maine and located at Au-
gusta aforesaid and says:
First: The plaintiff is Clerk of the
said Thurston Timberland Company.
Second: At meeting of the stock
called therefor and held at said Au-
gusta on the seventh day of October.
1920, the said stockholders voted TO
dissolve said corporation.
sets of said corporation to be dis
tributed and no liabilities.
WHEREFORE the plaintiff prays:
First: That said defendant corpo-
ration may be dissolved end termi-
Second: That the plaintiff may have
such other and further relief as the
needs of the case may require.
Third: That such notice of this bill
may be given to the defendant cor
WALTER NJ. sANBORN.
STATE OF MAINE
KENNEBEC, IS.
linen personally appeared Waiter
NJ. Sanborn and made oath that he has
read the above bill and knows the con-
tents thereof and that the same. is
true of his own knowledge except the
matters stated to be on informal ton
and belief: that as to these matters
he believes them to be true.
HERBERT L. LOCKE.
Justice of the Peace.
STATE OF MAINE
kENNEBEC. IS. ISL PREME JUDI
GIAL COURT IN EQUITY.
THURSToN TIMBERLAND COM
On the foregoing petition.
ORDERED. that hearing he mad
thereon at the Court House in Au-
gusta, Maine. on Monday the 22nd day
of November 1920. at ten O'Clock A. NJ
and that notice be given of said hear
ing by publishing an attesIed copy of
said bill and this order of court
thereon in the Kennebec Journal. pub
iished at Augusta. Maine, said pub
consecutive weeks prior TO said 22nd
day of November. the last publication
to be fourteen days at least before
said 22nd day of November and that
an attested copy of this bill and or
der be served on the Clerk of said cor
poration fourteen days at least before
said November 2ond. 1920.
WARREN c. PHILBROOK,
.SeaD
A true copy.
Attest: c.. w. JONES, Clerk.
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Switzerland in 13sSliafteI ~ 81
been defeated in the oa'u
ach.
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PROBATE NOTICE. NGn .lS,, ~
o Ss slssn, 1873 Sat- Eva Sa re Of k Ell
Augusta In the SouhtG onrt for
was by the Prop Sae duly appSD|
County OF kennepeE' If Hran
executrix of the VIII ,ynsta in
lockwood. late OF ,,hst on the n
County. deceased. ana VA, keller "
datc-said Eva Rockwoo e"id trust,
neg a,t tor ana r. W. LElGh ,ropssis.
A''es'; Register of ir'''
fhs.ra -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-28

10 Congress St., Boston, Mass.
19 Congress St. Boston. Mass.
so Congress ST., Boston, Mass.
Bangor, Maine.
Fl Grove ST.. Bangor, Maine.
High St. Bangor, Maine.
Lafayette Hotel. Portland, Maine.
Morning St. Portland, Maine.
.1e1 ocean Ave. Portland. Maine.
2O2 Press Bldg. Portland. Me;
1s5 Parkyiew Ave. Bangor. Me.
So Fourth ST.. Bangor.
St. John, n .B.
st. John. n. b.
Fredericton, n. B.
St. John, n. b.
Rockland, Maine.
zoo Devonshire St. Boston. Mass.
200 Devonshire ST., Boston, Mass.
200 Devonslr1re ST., Boston, Mass
$40 Devonshire ST., Boston Mass.
Greenville. Maine. &C.,,
Carroll ST.. Portland. Maine.
Manchester. n. II.
53S Main St.. Lewiston. Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-28

I76 Main St.. Sanford. Maine.
176 Main St.. Sanford. Maine.
Sanford. Maine.
90 Exchange St.. Portland. Maine.
ingalls, Bldg. Cincinnati. o.
33S. Singer Bldg, 149 Broadway, New
York.
Boston, Mass. (Box 1860
SO Congress St. Boston. Mass.
so Congress ST.. Boston. Mass.
Masonic Bldg, Portland. Maine.
Nassau ST.. New York, N. Y.
! Nassau St.. New York, n. Y.
Shawmut Natl Bank Bldg. Boston.
Mass.
North Arson. Mass.
Congress Square Hotel. Portland. Me.
Belfast, Maine.
1924 Equitable Bldg. New York, N. Y.
Central Br. Y. NJ. c. A. Brooklyn.
~ Y.
147 Milk St.. Boston Mass.
66 broadway, New York, n. Y.
G6 Broadway. New York. N. Y.
r
100 So. 18th St.. Philadelphia, Pa.
l04 fremont st.. Boston. Mass.
706ts Il. 5th st.. South Boston. Mass.
II Oak Ave, West Newton. Mass.
20f West 10sth St, New York, n. Y.
e e E Exa:aSs s f pyl sEsSa Nc NJ.
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20 Second ST., Bangor. Maine.
81 Park St. Portland.
IS Devonshire ST.. Boston, MASS.
Boston. Mass.
Allston. Mass.
Pennington, n. n.
Ashmont. Mass.
SO Exchange St. Portiand' Maine'
SO Exchange St. Portiano' Maine'
~ Exchange St, Portland. Maine.
IJ0 Main St. Waterville, Maine.
90 pearl ST. Hartford, Conn.
as pearl St. Hartford. Conn.
$50 Devonshire St. Boston, Mass.
Norridgewock. Maine.
East Boothbay, Me.
10 CONGRESS St. Boston. Mass.
iii DeVonshire St, Boston. Mass.
45s Prebie ST. Portland, Maine Mas
iii Devonshire St.. Boston Mass.
Ala Congress St.. Portland. Maine.
Ala Congress ST. Portland. Maine.
AZ High ST.. Portland, Maine.
Portland. Maine.
Bangor, Me. y
Bangor, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-28

PROBATE NOTICE, NCt ISfn d.
by given that on the eie' 1'halbcs]
October 1920. Frances l. Kennsa
of Augusta in the Coun.S Surt lor n
was by the Probate t AMY arpeh1
County of Kennebec. aq'' .lonsp
executrix of the Will % IN
Charbourne. late of A's Eat on
County. deceased, ant L we { hadhcss1
same date said Frances T. sajd trls|
qualified for and accepteIe91 G 1;HToN
A.'es'' Register II i'E'''
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PROBATE NOTICE, N o.rIIs d
hereby given that on the e'e nnser 4
Of October, 1920. John r: REsnnsbI
Monmouth in the Count! .. for Y
was by the Probate tnIt' appoin,|
County Of Kennebec, du! 81 Ho1I
administrators of the estate IN 81
Turner, late of Monmou., on n
County, deceased. and 'ha' ssr ouai
same date said John r. Dun. INST
fed for and accepted sag uT0N
Attest: r. W. LEG H1,roba,s
Register OF frU'''
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10 Weybossett ST.. Providence. R. l.
3Ol Spring St., Portland, Maine.
42 Broadway. New York, n. Y.
68 Devonshire St.. Boston, Mass.
522 Shawmut Blk. Bldg. Boston. Mass.
Is State st., Bangor. Maine.
202 Masonic Bldg. Portland, Maine.
Is State ST.. Bangor.
8 Central St., Bangor. Maine.
30 State St, Boston. Mass.
60 State ST., Boston. Mass.
So Liberty St. New York. n. Y.
IFS Broadway, New York, n. Y.
50 State, St., Boston. Mass.
Brownville Jet. Maine.
81 Exchange ST.. Portland, Maine.
II Exchange ST., Portland. Maine.
Il Exchange St., Portland, Maine.
Sears Bldg. Boston, Mass.
1919 Vaughan ST.. Portland. Maine.
IS Leighton St, Bangor. Maine.
Deerfieid Rd.. Portland. Maine.
1879 Wash ST., Boston.
1893 Wash ST.. Boston.
Wiscasset, Maine.
i20 Broadway. New York. n. Y.
Oakland. Maine.
6S Devonshire St.. Boston, Mass.
EOS So. La Sale St, Chicago. Ill.
Green ST., Augusta, Maine.
Go Hall. knight Hardware Co.. Lew
iston, Maine.
Biddeford. Maine.
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cct21. tburs.st -----.---7-, i u
PROBATE NOTICE, Notl G,, dsy
by given that on the sieve,nn'nn ,fsft
October 1920. Angela N, Y M the n
Of Cambridge, Mass. was D, Of Kstsl
Bee duly appointed .s.i ,estats
with viii annexed Of 'n nf Camrr
Annie F. Heating. late OF an the g.
Mass. deceased. and that ,?,Thanbsta]
date said Angela NJ. y SI laid RI
qualified for and accep'e99 iewis''
and Charles 3. Carter 9" ossnt.
Me-. was duly appointed ,fstsHToN
Avs Register OF F'0'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-04-22
CROSSING THE DARK RIVER


Mrs. Mamie |. Stalev. the beloved
wife of j. & Stal,v, OF SSl Patterson
Avenue, Roanoke, Va. passed "oyer
the river" Saturday afternoon, April
l1th, after an illness OF several wears.
Though she had for long time been
IN declining health. the end came aS
shock to the family and the many
friends who loved her. Mrs. Stalcy
was born in HcdgeSvillc, ". Va, Nav
81, 1868 She was married to Mir
Stalcv April 10, 1885, and had been
resident of Roanoke for the past ~
years, where she was widely know
None knew her but TO love her. She
was a faithful devoted wife and mo
thSr, and but for Gods wonderful
mercy and love her departure would
he unhcarahlc to the family Mrs
Stalcy was daughter Of the late u
and Anne Virginia Moler, of Berkeley
county, and was wcll-known in this
section. Indeed, she was highly cs-
tccmct and respected by all She is
survived hv her husband. ]. G.. Stalcy.
two sons, Raymond and Ralph Stalcv
one daughter Mrs. W. a Ohenchain
all of Roanoke. The writer feels that
Heaven IS richer and earth poorer since
the departure of Mrs. StalCv. \.
George William Hoffman died last
week at his home in Brunswick, Nd
after long illness from cancer of the
stomach. Mr Hoffman was a native
OF this vicinity, but had lived for a
number Of years in Brunswick, where
he was car Inspector for the Il. 4 O.
Railroad. He was g. years of age.
Surviving him are his wife and Ave
children; a brother, BENJAMIN Hoft-
man; and two sisters, Mrs. Sallic
Marshall and Miss Lizzie Hoffman
His sister, Miss Julia Hoffman. died
suddenly a few weeks ago while visit
ing in Brunswick.
Mrs. Lillian Callahan. wife Of Ward
Callahan, died last Monday at her
home in Martinsburg, aged p years,
after an illness of several weeks from
heart trouble. The deceased, whose
maiden name was Custer, is survived
by her husband, her parents. two sis.
tcrS and four brothers.
Edgar A. Bowers died at his home
in Martinshurg last Saturday. his
death being the result OF stroke of
paralysis received while he was at
tending a funeral the previous Sunday
He was 6l years old, and had long
been in the b. x O. Railroad service.
William Levy, one of the Oldest res
idcnts of Bcrkcly county, died vcstcr-
day AT his home AT Falling Waters, at
the advanced age of 96 years. He was
long noted as a fisherman in that sec
ton
Joseph Catrow, former resident of
Berkeley county, died last week at his
home near Lewistown, Md.
John W. Adams died at his home
near Bcdington on Tuesday last, aged
IS years.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-04-22
For Good Roads.

Byron r. Cisco, presideR of the
West Virginia Good Roads Associa-
tion, was in Charles Town on Monday
and ShcpherdstoWn on Tuesday in the
interest of the proposed bond issue in
TINS State for the construction of i'm
proved roads. Owing to mix-up
III dates and bad weather the meet
ingS were not as largely attended as
they might have been There is a
goOj deal OF opposition in Jefferson
county to the proposed bond issue. but
Mr.. CiscoS' statements and explana-
ticns seem 70 have caused some change
in sentiment
Tuesday night he talked to a con
siderable number Of representative
farmers, business men and other a-
tereSted persons in Shepherdstown. He
made an address in the old college
hall, explaining the bond proposition.
and then answered a number of ques-
tons that were prOfoundcd to him tv
those present His straightforward
and candid replies and his knowledge
OF the subject made a very favor, b.
Impression upon all who heard him.
mass meeting of the people Of the
county has been called for next Tues
day night az 9 o'clock in Charles Town
When Mr.. Cisco and Edward ST. 6.
Smith. division road engineer, will BE-
Dcsent Everybody interested is
urged to attend this meeting.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-04-22
SHARPSBURG NEWS.

gentleman from Newark, New
jersey, was here on Tuesday taking
some pictures of historical buildings
and land views for postcard subjects
Tor Mr.. Owens, the druggist, in Shcp-
hcTdStOWn
George M. Snavclcy received word
from his sister, Miss Amcnta Snave-
ly, in Pennsylvania, that their brother
Herbert had been badly injured, but
gave no details as TO how il happened.
walter StOufteT has his stone crush
or at work in the K. +. DcLauncy field
crushing stone for various purposes.
The farmers are making very little
progress with their work, owing to the
many showers OF rain. As soon as they
get ready TO pillow it rains again.
George PoifenbergCr has had men al
work trimming the hedge fence around
the Philadelphia Brigade Park and
doing other improvements.
VIM. Coin and daughter, ]. E. Lee
man and ]. V. Irunnell, all OF Wash
ington, spent several days with Mrs
B. +. Hofimaster in this place.
Mrs. K. L. Farrell, Of Little Rec
Arkansas, dclcg;~e oi the Daughters
of the Revolution VINO are holding
a weeks session in Washington, spent
Scvral days with MI and Mrs. John
Cook at the National Cemetery.
Colonel Beckwith, one Of the New
York State Commission, is here during
the erection of the State monument
On their seven-aCre lot near the
Dunkard Church II will be dedicated
some time during the month OF July
the date to be set by the Governor.
George Thomas, of Washington.
spent several days with his brother
Harry Thomas at their olI-homc place
here
Raleigh Sherman, Of Washington
was up here on his farm with Charles
Jamison, who is MIR. Sherman's farm
manager
Miss Martha Reilly, who had been
in Baltimore with her sister, Mrs. p.
6. Duln, has returned to the home Of
her parents here.
J. w. Drcnner spent several DAYS in
Baltimore last week on business.
George Snaveleys truck started for
Baltimore with a load of ready-madc
ovcralis from the Eayey & Mongan fac
tory in this place, but they stalled and
had TO return.
The Forbes Granite Company OF
Chambersburg. Pa, recently erected
marker on the side Of Confederate
Arseue 10 mark near the spot where
Iorn LcEucl Stctsos was Killed Sep.
tcmbcr 18th. 1862. while leading a
charge made by his rcgimaCt.
Mrs. Amanda Reynolds has moved
from the Tommy Miller and N. z
Lumm PROPERTY to her owa on Main
street, vacated by Iehn Hincs.
Howell ViCkers has made another
move Of his household goods from the
Ward property TO the toll-gate hous,
near the old Dunkard Church
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-04-22
Estates Appraised.

An appraisement of the estate of
the late Jacob S. Feeser has been filed
in the county clerks Office by his eX-
ecutor, Curtis Feeser. A farm of 62IE
acres near Shenandoah Junction con-
StituteS the bulk of his estate. The
appraisers valued it at Sis an acre,
while Mr.. Feeser's house and lot in
Ransom was appraised at $500. The
testator owned $500 in Liberty bonds.
The total value OF the estate was plac-
ed at Sll $40.
Appraisers estimated the estate OF
the late NJ. F. Gowet to be worth
S4,1S3.34. A house and lot valued AZ
$500 in Charles Town, and cash to
the amount of 81 l,673.34, made UP the
moS OF his property.
Nearly one-fourth of the estate Of
the late NJ. b. Baker, of Shepherds
town. was shown to be in Liberty
bonds and thrift stamps. His entire
is tpRraised at something over S4O.-
600.
The late Mrs. Lizzie N. Snyder, near
Shenandoah Junction. had an estate
valued by appraisers - Sl7s64. The
greater part Of it consisted of farm
OF l40 acres which the appraisers esti-
mated was worth SIT 500
The real estate owned By this late
+. F. Ware was appraised at $50 n
acre. His farm has 23s acres IN it.
located west OF MyerStOwn. Air Ware
carried life insurance alat Welded his
es+ate $500. The tpal of his r,al
and personal property was appraised
at SlQSI