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The evening world., 1920-10-29
WHITE AND HAYS
CLAIM VICTORY
IN FINAL SUM Up
Hays Says Harding VIII Get
3 States and }o2 Electoral
Votes.
WHITE IS OPTIMISTIC.
Claims All Border and South
ern States, Ohio, Indiana
and California.

Statements OF final estimates ~ the
electoral vote were given out to-day
by Chairmen George white and VIII
II Hays of the Democratic and Re
publican National Committees. white
named the states he expects Cox TO
carry while Hays laid claim -
thirty-two States.
Gov. Cox and Mr. Roosevelt" said
white. will carry the border states
af Maryland. West Virginia. Ken
lucky. Missouri and Oklahoma, In ad-
dltlon 20 the Southern states. They
will carry Ohio and Indiana. On the
Atlantic seabOard in New York,
Massachusetts and Rhode Island, due
to an eleventh hour shift. the situa-
ton IA improving every minute and
we feel certain that we Will carry
New Jersey. Connecticut and New
Hampshire,
I'm the West. reports from Mon
tana. Colorado. Arizona, Idaho, New
Mexico, Washington, Nevada, south
Dakota and Utah are that they are
certainly Democratic and we believe
we win carry Nebraska, California
and North Dakota. In Minnesota,
Oregon and Wisconsin our prospects
are hourly improving, and a great
swing toward us Ia on IN Kansas,
Illinois and even In Iowa.
THE Republicans are demoralIzed
from the Canadian border 90 the Gulf
and from the Atlantic to the Pacific.
Their forces are in full retreat every
where"
Z have complete 100 per cent
faith in complete Republican victory
this fall" said Chairman Hays. 'h's
cause l have 100 per cent confidence
In American common sense and be-
cause have 100 per cent evidence
that this dependable American intel
hgenoe will certainly express itself
at the November polls.
'SThirty-two states are surely Re
publican. seven additional most prob
ably Republican. and only nine AZ the
most safely Democratic The mini
mum number OF safe Republican
electoral votes Is s6S. Phere is very
much better than even chance for
twenty-four more, making the al
most certain Republican electoral
vote s92 with a very probable addi-
tional twenty five."
Hays said tho reason he re-
Trained from mentioning the
States claimed for Harding was
10 avoid giving any possible in
formation that might be utilized
by the enemy
When Chairman white heard OF this
explanation ne merely laughed.
The evening world., 1920-10-29
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS
POSE IN ONE-PIECES
FOR Jobs IN MOVIES
Sensation in Nyack Over Ap-
pearance Of the Young
Women on Public Stage.
ALSO THEY SHlMMIED.
And They Showed Control of
Muscles and-Well, Read
What the Girls Say.

The townspeoplc Of NyaclI aro all
worked mp over tho appearance on
Monday Tuesday and wednesday
evenings OF dvo pretty High school
girls ON the stage OF a local theatre.
gnrbed IN colorful and abbreviated
bathing suits, their legs bare, except
for petite silk socks rolled coyly be.
low their knees. The Oldest girl was
eighteen and the youngest. Mias
Mary Merritt. who was attired In
one piece suit. was but fourteen years
old Two other young Nynol, girla.
who are not High School pupils. also
demonstrated their grace behind the
tootllghts.
The girls consented 10 the proposal
OF a moving picture company of Now
York City that they displayed them
solves before the audience of tho
theatre and allow the patrons 80
Judge Of their abilities as actresses.
NJ M'nday afternoon tho High school
girls attended the performance Of the
Broadway Theatre The hrm or
Kuhn. Lelchtor Company. moving
picture producers. of No 1923 Rroad-
way. called for volunteers from the
stage. AllurIng circulars were dis
tributcd 20 the audience. They read.
Here's Your Chanco' BECOME "a
Movie star Opportunity offered 10
Local Boys and Girlh 10 Actually
WORK Before Camera. Movies Tai
cnt on the stage at broadway Thea
trc. Nyack. \ y"
The circular had n punch In each
paragraph. Tho company explained
that the public must be educated in
the intricaclos Of cinema production.
and they were also ON the lookout
for future Mary Pickfords and Thoda
Baras. The girls signed on the dotted
line Of the circular and were called to
the stage
Here are the names Of the mowa
asplrants who volunteered to fursaI,e
their High School studies for the
glare ~ the Cooper Hewitts: Ethel
Lyons, sixteen; Mary Merritt. four
teen; Marion Robertson. eighteen;
Maud Dana. sixteen; Estelle Gaynor.
eighteen. shirley Bailey, hnecn. and
Edith Lewis. sixteen. The laat two
girls are not High School girls.
because Of their exceptional ability
u interpreting rhythmic effect
commonly known as tho "shlmmy."
the management Of the Theatre
awarded a block Of tickets TO Misses
LYONS Merritt and Robertson as
prizes. The pasteboards are good for
any future attractions. Box office
Continued on Second Page.
The evening world., 1920-10-29
Thousands in Queenstown
Gather to Do Honor to
Late Mayor of Cork.
ARMED GUARD PRESENT.
Shipment From Holyhead
Preceded by Fight Over
Hunger Strikers Coffin.

QUEENSTOWN, Ireland, oct 20
(Associated Press) The body Of Ter
ence Mocswiney. the late Lord Mayor
OF Cork. was landed here to-day from
the steamer Baltimore. II was re-
ceived by the Urban Council and
thousands of the clty's inhabitants.
A draft OF armed troops was pres
Cnt
The local ls.l and church author
titles refused 10 accept the coffin, and
the railroad men refused to transport
the body 10 cork with a military es-
curt The Admiralty therefore requi-
sitoncd q rug upon which the body
was taken 20 Cork
CORK. oct. 20 ASSOCIATED Press)--
Because OF the resentment over the
action of the Government in chang
ing the route by which the body OF
Lord Mayor MacSwiney was brought
20 ireland. the regular harbor pilots
announced this morning that they
would not aid in bringing the steamer
Baltimore, bearing the body, into
Cork. Similarly. the Sim Fein
volunteers declared they would not
take charge OF the body until the ar
rival OF the family late in the day
The body which ultimately was
landed at Queenstown, was expected
TO arrive here by train this afternoon.
Business an Cork was AZ a stand
still to-day, but the city was quiet,
although considerable excitement and
resentment over the Governments ac-
tion was IN evidence. The military
are making unusual preparations In
connection with the plans for the
funeral Sunday
DUBLIN, oct. % CAssociated Press)
Over a bare catafulque In the pro
Cathedral here this morning the Ven
cradle Archbishop Walsh celebrated
low requiem mass for the repose
~ the soul of the late Lord Mayor
OF Cork, Terence MaoSwinoy, whose
body, uuescortcd save Tor guard
The evening world., 1920-10-29
SAYS Claim Of pos for Cox
Could BE Broken by
Three States.
200 NECESSARY TO WIN
Thirty Votes from Cox ESti-
mate Would Give Elec-
lion to Harding.
By Dauid Laurence.


THIS is the second Of a series Of
three orfidcs forecastin0 the trend
90 rerf TucSddVs electoral Uoto tor
PRESIDENT and analysing tbc situ-
alton ~ al the piuotal states
rioicd by the jcr1tcr %. The last
boo monfhSl
irrespective Of what the final oniciai
table viii show ON the day after cleo
tlou, curiosity for the moment centres
On the certainty OF uncertainty o.
s.ocunr Cox Or Harding. Who. IN
other words. Will be- the next Presh-
dent? That question VIII be answered
ln me TWO tables presented In this
article In order 20 bring out con-
wrongly the conclusion 20 which this
writer has come. he exhibits FIRST q
table showing tnr maximum Of eN-
pectat.ons. hopes and possibilities OF
the Democrats It ts picture OF
INmocrauc optimism. should that
table break down by tmuy electoral
votes. GOV. Cox Will have lost the
election. For tine table Of democratic
hopes gives cox 295 and Harding 2S6.
HOW DEMOCRATS FIGURE ELEc-
TloN OF cox.
Here is the best informauon obtain
able ON how the Democrats on the in
side who thi9k Cox has a chance D"se
their conclusions;
The evening world., 1920-10-29
1T is AN ASSAULT
TO RUN MAN DOWN
Driver ot Auto Has to Pay Fine
OF 500 for Dumping Into
John DOuphcrlN.

An unusual conviction was obtal1oi
to-day I'm tho court N Special Sessions
ln Brooklyn. ahrn Jacob Cohen 20 80.
i.is 18TH Street was found bulty of
assault
on Juy 2S. al ttth street and Fourth
Avenue brooklyn. while driving an
automobile, he ran down John Dough-
orty Of No. 2Og HopNnson avenue. lie
was fined 800. with the alternative of
ten days In JAIN lie paid the fine.
Assault charges arc seldom made In
such accidents ,nd more rarely proved
10 was said.
The evening world., 1920-10-29
THEY MADE LOVE
BY DOTS AND DASHES
Telegraph Operators in This City
and Port Chester Wed After
CourtShip by Wire.

PORT CHESTER. N. Y. O-t 2s.--Ar
acquaintance formed over the telegraph
wires has resulted In the marriage OF
Mrs Margaret Fitzgerald. until recent
~ night operator Ia the locsl Western
u1ion ohlce. and Harry Hannlgun.
an operator IN the main Office at No "a
Walker street Mammalian. They waro
married Ia New York "a few days ago.
We were strongly attached to each
other oven before w. met because Of
thg frequency OF our friendly conyersa-
tidn on the wire" said tna bride m an
uou1cinE the wedding
The evening world., 1920-10-29

"YOU HAVE SPOKEN TRULY
and FEARLESSLY," WILSON
WRITES in LETTER TO COX
Il Want to Express Entire Confidence in
You, Says President Your Gradfied
and LOYAL Supporter
WASHINGTON. OCT 20

nREsIDENT WILSON day Following letter to
r expressing confidence Presidential
MY 5 campaign approaches It's climax
want TO myself the pleasure writing win what aduh
ton followed throughout the
believe
that will emphatic Endorsement the
OF those fellow citizens
your Leadership policy
the path Of liberal legislation reform
Illustration wholesome
democracy
Republic purposed this
10 sign myself, gratited and loyal supporter,
WOODROW WILSON
The evening world., 1920-10-29
FIGHTERS MASCOT
FACES DEPORTATION
Nurse Through With Harry Valen-
tin, Who Slowed Away and
Came Here With Doughboys,

Harry valontin was. mascot OF the
doughboya IN France. and when they
came home ne slowed away and was
permitted " enter the country because
Miss Marion Klaus, the nurse who
dressed his injuries when he was burned
on the ship, gave band and said she
wanted 10 adopt him
Now she says she viii have no more
or him around her home No. 81 ST.
Mary's place, Nutley, y. J, and he faces
deportation 10 Belgium or France He
has b.ca committed 10 the Parental
Gchool ia Newark until Nov p Then
there viii be- no place for him but the
streets uhl,ss he s departed
He came tn America ON the Alfonso
KIN June "a, 1913 he believes botn
ris parents were killed In the war
The evening world., 1920-10-29
FLEES SANITARIUM
IN HER NIGHT ROBE
Police and Attendants Unable 10
Locate Ridgewood Woman SUI
teTIng ErOm NerVOuSness.

Clad only IN a night dress. Mrs. Anna
Kalan, a patient at Coombs sanitarium,
Johnson Avenue and Flushing Road.
Corona. l. l., escaped early this morn
Ing. and after more than six hours
search bAlice and attendants from the
sanitarum reported they had not b~sn
ablo 10 find any trace OF her
Mrs. Kalan. the wife Of August Kalan,
Inspector In Brooklyn sugar refinery,
lived at No 1884 Madison street Ridge
wood, until she went 20 the sanitarium
about "a month ago, suffering from "a
nervous breakdown She ls thirty two
wears old. about i've tcgt six inches and
has gray hair and brown eyes
The evening world., 1920-10-29
IMPORTANT EVIDENCE SAID TO
HAVE BEEN DESTROYED.

That Important evidence which the
Lockwood committee undouatedly
would have demanded has been dc
stroyed Is another significant t.ss be
fore Mr untomyer ana hh lssJ
c!atc5
Last Monday Que Of the assocla
uous of contractors ana employers
tur m,,al lath ana shoaJhing contrac
tors mot in the building Employer
Association Building at No. 81 Yves
s3I street, and after debate de.bor
atc'y oastroy,d iae m uutcs os p
meeting at whish Thy mad estph-
lsucd uniform prcc-dxug schedules
This meeting was attended bv
Charles ,. Kelly Chairman Of "a
Board 1t Governors OF tho Employ
era Association, who told tho eau
The evening world., 1920-10-29
PAUL PROCLAIMED
KING OF GREECE
Younger Brother Of Late Alexander
Has Been with Father
in Switzerland

ATH EN- S, Oct. 2o.-Prince Paul
younger brother Of the late King Alex
ander. was proclaimed King by the
Greek Parliament last evening Earlier
in the session Admiral p Coundouriots
was elected Regent
Prince Pau. was born in this city Dec
T. 1901. and is not muIrlDd. Since his
father. former klnE Constantine. lefl
Greece Prince Paul has been with HIM
In Switzerland.
The evening world., 1920-10-29

II counsel To- the comm ttec deems
q advisable. thc cyldcu., relating t1
at least oac phase 81 the revocation
OF witnesses called by the comrutt-a
VIII bD presented t1 tho regular Sc.
vomDor Grand jury when 10 Is 7worr
In Monday Tho only ubI,ation h.
such action is the fact that Tuosda,.
Election Day Will be hol day apd
10 might be- better 10 postpone pres
entuuon of evidence TO the Grand
Jury until "Wednesday.
Members OF the committee and
counsel viii confer on thls matter
Monday morning In the mcantlm.
the clerical and legal forces of the
committee are az work Assembling
and tabulating ne ev dence al The
most amazing conspiracy OF graf
oppression ana prouteerlng aga.ns,
tho public interest Ia the vital actiy.
ity OF building ana housing the his
tory pf o. city The operations az
sam Parks ana hls associated hoId-up
men n the building trades are said
TO DC iIli ing ana CnlldHnD compared
10 those which the lockwood CON
mitteo ls opening up.
Robert L Br,ndeU. President ottn4
building Trades Council. stands FORT
ls tho most significant figure In the
hearing up 10 date Tie has been
painted by witnesses az the man who
absolutely dominates labor IN the
New York building trades, ordering
Doycotts al will, Imposing tribute
upon work.nmen and contractors.
ana feared on all sides as a dictator
ie sat through most OF yesterdays
bearing with confident air and I'm
mobile countcnanco, as witnesses
made charges against him OF whole
sale graft and ruthless intimidation.
The evening world., 1920-10-29
rnE wORID TRAyEL nUREAu.

nlclu',, l1'", N"sIi h..."1s h' ~ la.A
Siosl fosm ior 6ssqasc snd ran arcei 5sSa IA, ' 40
night MoneI ofdsn sRd uayellon checks i3r
The evening world., 1920-10-29

) Now out Of the 53l eIectoraI votes
O majority of 266 Is necessary 10
choice. So the figure 2j6 should be
kent IN mind as the irreducihlo mini
mum In examining the foregoing ia
bile Of Democratic aspirations. Should
,hirtv votes be subtracted from the
.ugges,ed total VI 295 for Cox, IL
would leave the Democratic nominee
with o65 votes ana his opponent with
CONTINUED On Thirteth Page)
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Continued On Thirtieth rase)
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-06-11

Virginia. on or before the 10th dav
.of July. ninctneen hundred and
twenty 1920. and assert and pre-
sent, by appropriate pleadings, their
several or respective claims. or de
mandS: and, upon the failure of anv
OF such persons. above named and
designated or described by classes,
to so appear and assert and present
their claims or demands. the state
ments and charges in the aforesaid
petition will be considered by the
Court or the Judge. upon the hear
ing of the petition and the notices
III this case. as admitted by such per
sons, and this case will thencef0rth
be proceeded in eX parte as to them.
With the reSult-Of which the afore-
said persons and classes of persons
are hereby specially Warned-that.
through failure to appear and assert
and present their claims or demands,
as aforesaid, it is possible that said
persons or some of them will be de-
feated in enforcing their claims or
demands, and they may lose the
same.
But such of said persons and
classes of persons, who do not own
or have OF claim said lands or any
part or parts of same or a right to
or an interest in the proceeds of
said condennationS. need give no
further heed to this notice and
warning.
1t is ordered that a copy of this
notice be published in the Shenan-
doah Herald of Woodstock. Shenan-
doah County. Virginia. and Even
|ing Star. or Winchester. Frederick
County Virginia. once a week
for four consecutive weeks. and that
copies be posted at the front doors
of, or at the usual posting places in
or about, the Courthouse of Shenan-
doah and Frederick Counties. Viz
ginia, respectively, and at the usual
posting place in the Federal Build
ing. at Lynchburg, Virginia.
Witness my hand, at office, Lynch
burg, Virginia, and the seal of our
said Court this 22nd day of MAY.
nineteen hundred and twenty
c. t. GENTRY, Clerk.
I. S. District Court, Western Dis
trict Of Virginia.
By LOUIS II. PRICE.
A Copy: Deputy, Clerk.
c. E. GENTRY. Clerk.
By LOUIS Il. PRICE, Deputy Clerk.
June 4th-4t.
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St. Luke's Hospital Grant.

Consisting of four tracts (asgre-
eating 2572.74 acres), situated in
Stonewall District, Shenandoah
County, lying on, upon or near to
Cedar Greek Valley. the Great North
Mountain, the Little North Mountain.
Paddy Mountain and Bonnet Hill.
Tract Of 24O6.42 acres: Tract OF
1903 acres (overlapped by a bound
AIRY claimed by Frank Peer and
Frank Wymer or one of then)
Tract of 1909 acres (part of which
is sometimes known as the Bonnet
Hill Tract; and Tract of 21.2O acres
possibly overlapped by the Francis
Deakins 3500-acre grant,.
Cd
Shenandoah Iron & Coal Company
Tracts.
Consisting of two tracts (aggregat-
ing 1865 acres), situated in Shen
andoah County, as follows:
Tract of 1920 acres sometimes
known as the Shipp land and the
Tasker land) lying partly in Madison
District and partly in Stonewall Dis
trict, upon or near to the southern
and southeastern slopes of Little
North Mountain; and Tract of4.25
acres sometimes known as the Zane
lap, lying in Ashby District, upon
or near to the southern and south
eastern slopes of North Mountain.
subject to an exception or reServa-
ton, of the right to mine and remove
minerals lin accordance with the
rules and regulations prescribed by
the Secretary of Agriculture)' to the
Shenandoah Iran & Coal Company,
as is more fully set out in the peti-
ton for condemnation to which ref
erence is hereby made.
| (e)
Wetherholtz Heirs Tract.
Containing 1886 acres, situated in
Madison District, Shenandoah Coun-
ty, lying at the south end of Three
Mile Mountain, draining through
Stony Greek into North Fork OF
shenandoah River.
f)
Smoot & Wisman or OFT Tract.
Containing 1857 acres, situated in
'Stonewall District, Shenandoah
County, lying southwest of Shaffer's
Gap on Little North Mountain, drain
led by Narrow Passage and Cedar
Greeks.
shenandoah Lumber & Iron Compa.
4 ny Tract.
! Containing 1865 acres (some.
times known as the DelawdeI
Claim, situated in Ashby District
Shenandoah County, lying upon thu
top and the easterly side Of North
Mountain, and traversed, in thu
southern part, by the Mt. Jackson
Road.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-06-11
Vol. 1902
Church Directory.

Auut Ill III tLLUl j.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH.
Sunday School 9:45 q. M, Preach
ing at IL a. m. and 1870 D. m. each
Sunday. Prayer meeting Wednesday
night at 500 p. M.
S. K. CoCKRELL,
Pastor
PRESBYTERIAN.
Woodstock-Every Sunday Ii A
NJ. and 500 p NJ. except End Sunday
Mt. Jackson-Second Sunday II A
NJ.
REV. } A. MCMURRAY.
Paste
LUTHERAN.
Every, Sunday ii A. Mi and 500
T. NJ. REV. S. w. KUHNS, Pastor.
CHRISTIAN.
Secord and Fifth Sundays of each
month at II A. Nj. and 7.50 = Nj.
REV. J. D. HAMAKER.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
Emmanuel Church, Woodstock
First Sunday evening 40; Sec
Ond Sunday at Eleven a. m; Third
sunday sveulng at $50.
REV GILES B. PALMER.
REFORMED
St. PauI's Woodstock-2nda and 4th
Sundays a. NJ. Every Sunday nigh4
Calvary-1st ans 3rd Sundays A Nj
REV. w H. CAUSEY, Pastor.
WHITE CHAPEL
Preaching 1st Sunday afternoon
$50. 3rd sunday night 1880.
Sunday school at 1000 o'clock every
Sunday morning except LIST Sunday
afternoon at 2:30.
OAK LEVEL
Preaching Ist Sunday night at 1880.
3rd Sunday afternoon AZ $50.
Sunday school every Sunday morn
ing at 1000 O'Clock except Bird Sunday
afternoon at $3.50.
w. G. WINToN. P. c.
LUTHERAN CHARGE.
Preaching at L ebanon Church-2nd
and 4th Sunday of month at II Il. N.
At Mt. Lion-(lst Sunday II ~ m.
(3d Sunday at p. NJ.
Communion service on 9Th Sunday
IL Il. m.
AT ST. Luke-1st Sunday at p. m.
3rd Sunday at II q. N.
REV l.. W. GROSS, Pastor.
The appointments for Toms Brook
Circuit Methodist Episcopal Church,
South, are as follows:
1tb SnDG4y "a ! .00 \ Nj nrpa oh
ing at Toms Brook, and at Hope
Chap at =. NJ and on the 2nd
Sunday at t4oue Chapel 1l:00 A. Nj
and Toms Brook at P. NJ.
G. Il. Il. TYLER. P. T..
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IN THE UNITED STATES DIS
TRICT COURT FOR THE WEST
ERN. DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA AT
LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA.
NOTICE OF CONDEMNATION

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
vs.. No. 679, at Law.
John D. Racey, Heirs of Elizabeth
Holmes. deceased, Heirs of Han
nah Peer. deceased, Christian Dew
ries. E. T. H. Delashlnut, Luther
A. Swartz, Bear Pond Lumber.
Coal & Oil Company, Heirs of w.
A. Crist, deceased, Martin F. Miley,
Heirs of William Davis, deceased,
St. Luke's Hospital, Frank Peer,
Frank Wymer, Joseph I. Jackson.
Mrs. Eliza A. Funkhouser. w. H.
WetherholtZ. John S. WetherholtZ,
]. H. Smoot, Josiah Wisman, Shen-
andoah Lumber & Iron Company.
Jesse Delawder. Vernie Delawder,
Heirs and deviseeS Of Peter Myers.
deceased. and others. and 7936.6S
acres of land, more or less. in
Shenandoah and Frederick Coun-
ties. Virginia.
Pursuant to an order of the Hon
orable Henry C. Mcdowell, Judge of
the District Court of the United
States of America, in and for the
Western District of Virginia. in this
case, this notice is hereby given:
In this suit, the United States of
America seeks 10 acquire, nN con-
demnation, for the public uses de-
clared and provided by the Act of
Congress. approved March /. 1911.
entitled. An Act to enable any State
to cooperate With any other State
or States. or With the United States
for the protection Of the watersheds
of navlsable streams, and to appoint
a Commission for the acquisition of
lands for the purpose of conserving
the nevigability of navigable
Steams," popularity known as the
'Weeks' Forestry Law" United
State Statutes at Large. chap. 1876,
pages 961 ct seq,) fee simple titles to
7936.6S acres of land. in Shenandoah
and Frederick Counties, Virginia.
of the following sixteen
tracts, known Or designated as fol- !
lows, viz:
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-06-11

Pu' your savings IL the Saving,
department. Of the Shenandoah Val.
10y Loan and Trust Co., Woodstock,
Va. At ; per cent compound Interest.
Amounts of s1.oo and upwards ~
ceivea. The only savings ins4itu-
ton In the county for The aCcomuls-
ton OF the small savings OF tailoring
men. women, and children.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-06-11
Hannah Peer Heirs Tracts.

Consisting of three tracts (aggre-
eating 1859 acres). situated in
Stonewall District. Shenandoah
County. and, possibly, to some eX-
tent. in Opequon District. Freder-
lex County. lying on or near to Pad
dy Mountain and North Mountain,
as follows:
Tract of 1882 acres Overlap
ped, to the extent of 1960.26 acres.
by the John Koontz 2410-acre grant.
the overlap being claimed, in the
proportions stated. by the follow
ing: 320.S3 acres. by Devries and
Delashmut: 554.10 acres. by Luther
y. Swartz and also by J. d. Thomas
or his heirs; 10S5.33 acres, by The
Bear Pond Lumber. Coal & Oil Com
pany; also overlapped. to the extent
of POI acres, by the Nicholas Walter
100-acre grant-claimcd by the CriSt
heirs; and possibly overlapped. to
the extent of / or acres. by the
Alexander Lowry 11G-acre grant
claimed by S. c. OrndorlN; Tract
of 1881 acres (overlapped, to the
extent of 74.64 acres, by the William
Davis 150-acre grant-claimed by
the heirs of William Davis; and also
overlapped. to the extent of 94.71
acres, by the Thomas Cover grant
for 1913 a, 2r 4 81 So. p.-the Davis
grant overlap lying entirely within
the Cover grant overlap); and Tract
of 1894 acres.