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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-01
Gompers Pledges Labor
To Aid In Solving
The Nation S Problems

WASHINGTON. pc.. - DIiy The As
."'rar"d i'r"~>p SnInu"! ';"r'p"rN. rr'>--
ld'r' ut tia. Am. rIrdu i. d'rHtluu "i
l.tl"r. NJ Il New War ~lll"m"ul pledged
Nn'rI'a'S W"rk'r> :" Il" their fun shar"
'u Working "ui IA, ,uuuIrl'& problems
"I lHtu MIR ';umprIS said.
'Am"ri'i's W"rkcrS stand ready in
m, New Year Is IA ih" past t. Il" their
luil duty ~ American rirIx.u, W. have
AWAY, r'n""d our uhliEatl"i.~ - cirl.
a. n. Hh"Nr all Els" " rlilz' u$ "" ar,
tTu' 'u rh' American ideal ut "uuul
"rp"rluuilN for all
I'm TIA" past W hr," found u uc,-
"SSarN |" Iirht Tor that idrL! against
'tE"h'irS mat sought Ia establish spec
lal rrhIi'E Thus. lights have not
h""n IN defense Of class adynutaurv. lint
/" HSNur" l." wage rnru"r$ lh,. right
ana opportunities that al should pos
s"SS. our struggles may have brought
discomfort I" "th'rS hur They prevented
great evil -d"trrI"rari"u uf tn, NrrilI-
~ "f a part "t tn" nation.
'Th" great struggle ur labor lu TIN
past has h"'u !" hSSUr' workers IA their
industrial! r"lall" lh" rights "f free
citizens. W" nav" fought 1" glNr The
ld"al Of America d"mIu.,i .mr Influence
~ shops and Factories. bur militant
StrugGl" has Won general =, ,-nsu:t,vn
for our demands but our work Is mot ali
militant. w" are III rus'l.uu t" con
tribute I" tn" Improvement # rrudu.-
rI"u processes and organization.
"'Th" rnm"dIat" problem ct tlu world
IS I" develop 4 production urgantLatgn
that VIII benefit directly those who ar,
the real pr"du'"rS and VIII also S"ry"
tn" needs "t starving nations When
assured of Just dealings. America ;
workers arr able to COOPERATE M free
Iug Production from IN" pr"y"nliu.
grasp "t $p'CulHi"rS ard influences that
manlpulal" industry I" enrich Il I,w
WHO gain unfair HdNdniap, thus Irr-
, tui tItI nTpIu,s non ipT ihg min Il ,l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-01
Pittsburgh Hotels Take Novel
Method Of Disposlng Of
Stocks of lntoxlcants

PITTSBURGH. Penma.. '"'. "''--O'S,
.ribu,ion of its larg" ST." Of vines ana
|io,ors as a dividend I" Snar'h"H'srS
|gas announced today b. 'h' III, u,'%i'., ,Snu's1
Hotels company. operating 'n'
Penn and Fort PM hotels h't'.
The circular received hN tn' NS0,
holders pointed out that a'''F E","k
! o. the question "f "Nr"rih''"h an" luz; .,r-
|ng this was not fcaSihi" al TINS W..
Nc board of directors d'''d'n J." -,
tho whole amount It, WHY"
pplies had been carried on INV ,",,,
ny's balance sheet. ana |" u'>'' SS,
km npong the stockholders aS gar,
,nply has been apportione'
arious stockholders" says
I'm lots correspondent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-01
SUGARC0NTROL
During 1920 Insured By the Pre-: idsn.,!
Signing Of the McFa:y Bill 0ass7 .
Las. Night.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 31.--
President wilGon s!gnod :he MenAS7
Sugar Control bill few minutes ns.
fore midnight.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2l.-prcsidcnt
Wilson. il was said NJ the White EIouee
Early tonight. plans Ia approve the NC
Nary sugar relief bill bc>orc midnight
thus iusuriug continuation of fcdcrAt
control Of sug&-r through 1920. .'
The decision "f The president to sign
,h,. rri"a sure. which was passed Dccem-
her ~. just before congress began Its
holiday recess. followed conference
held today in Philadelphia by Secretary
of Agriculture Houston with members
"r ia" sugar equalization board. under
which federal control Is exercised. On
Secretary EIouston's return TO Washing
tom late in In" day Secretary Tunulty
discussed the matter with him. and then
conveyed the results of the Phildelphia
conference TO The president. q.
The board in report submitted rec
Gently to tho president recommended
that it be pcrlsittcd to dissolve. The
board held that under the law Of sup
ply and demand the sugar situation
woGld be relieved more quickly thaA3t
federal control were continued. Under
the law creating the board. it would
have automatically passed out OF exfs-
tence tonight at midnight, e.. -, :. EIjsssgs
PHILADELPHIA, Psr Dec: 5l;-1h
McSaxy hill extending the time-,af ~
governments control Of sugar, WAS diSi
cusscd at conference here today be-
tween Secretary OF Agriculture Honsto1
and members OF the United States suG
equalization board. The secretary n
turned 10 Washington late In the d
without announcing the outcome OF
co: ference. Tho secretary drew att
tion to the per capita increase in
consumption Of sugar and added:
IF We did not cat So much candy
so many ice cream s0das. to the
Incni or our health. there wo
plenty Of sugar TO go around"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-01
|C THIRST FOR NEW WORKERS
10 HAVE Nd PRIVATE STOCKS"
bat White Way" Not the Scene OF Rlotous Reve-
4 hat Have Character ncd Former lnductions of the
Year Champagne Flows Free ly In the Big Hotels

K Dec The received widely Varic oelcomc IN
light In the big hotels OF the "Whrr Light district the
(cOmed by the private stock holding CLASSES with all The
days prohibition still rormcr dream an! jest.
franCe Of the private sockeSS citizens however, decidedly
customary crowds thrOnged Broadway but he cowbel and
previous Years nights threatened the cardrmS OF
hearing much molua" IN ton" tonight and there
Atous horseplay that pr, ,Ion, ,.:l'> had known
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-01
THREE BANKS SHOW GREAT GAINS

ing. makes a remarkable showing at the
opening of 1920 The figures reported
for the Gntelligencer's annual oankin.
statement show resources of $1.563,fli.
compared with sl.435.I22 a year ago.
Surplus and undivided profits are $l24--
$40. gain OF nearly ten thousand dol
lars Deposits have mounted to $780,
Is5. gain OF over one hundred thou
sand dollars. Loans and investments
have advanced to sl.067.S0o. compared
with s1l0.066 at the opening Of 1929.
cashier Charles A. Bowers and the other
officers OF this pioneer bank south Of
the creek" merit the congratulations
that are coming their way. Summary
oT the report follows:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-01
REDUCTION IS
DECLARED IMMINENT
Federal Board Sees Disquieting Factor
In The Attitude Of Labor in
Keeping Down Production.

WASHINGTON. Dec. &l.--ti"u"rd
anxiety prevails Throughout American
business concerning Ia" continued nd
vance IN prices. and Il rradluSlrn''I' APP
pears imminent. thu federal r">"r\'
board reported tun'Gth. m Its r.Nh" e,
December huSlr,SS c"udItlonS lhF"'N"
tn. boards Statement tn" Iui"r'Ur" -
strongly given that a reduction ~ prices
- due because 81 a recognized rHrliu'-
mSuI Of buying r"w'r r"upiEd Win
lack Of uuauIw.ly "I "pInIon aS /" what
thu futur" holds.
Whll. retail trade shows great aCt:r-
ity and Wholesalers and InanutH'tir' r$
were represented rs being unahlr I" SUP
ply the demand. the great growth IN
business was shown to have been terms
Of dollars and mUt In units ct pr"hu'-
tion. High wages for labor iurlh'r
complicated tn" situation according /"
he boards view. Practically ever! fed
"ral reserve district reported iha'
skilled labor was working only SnIlF
,,rut davS to keep going" resulting IN a
consequent falling If IN production.
Time OF Uncertainty.
In face II heavy demands. cautious
'mumlfa, turCrs Nrrr described ~ dlSin-
rlinnd t. comm. themselves tar ~
advance. Credits have been Nhort,I''H
and uncertainty ~ 10 changes which
may come within the next three months
is forestalling ht" expansion Of trade
naturally to be expected a. the Ndtl"h
gets back NOR" nearly TO l'S pt"rc a'-
,ivity. The high cost oi living WAS re-
rcrrcd 10 as an "unquCsliunaule meh-
ace" .
:, The board noted TINT r"aT estate
values in hundreds "f communities
/, =ecu 10 have reached TIA" peak. or nj
icpst the rise has Nc"n checked. rms
, WaS said "a h.. par'lCuiarN tru" "f ia"
rhicac" district. Win th' ~r'rrag" III
the iI." of real estate values. hulldihS
= turrrnt."uS a." Z" l." 'Nl""t"d
: production Decreased.
, Labor unrest. tn" review says. show
, cd some abatement during ihv month
. hut tho GREATLY reduced production "l
! tn" preceding month I$ not hy any
means fully restored. The termination
of tho coal >lrlk, ANA III" cessation OF
facIiNItN IN the !tr"I strike aS VEL as
: the greatly increased number "t men
: empinyri In thnS" ltu"S IN many hlS-
. trICtS accounts for i lower figure repre-
: SCntInE un"mpl"ym' ui. IN" board NaIu
! From many S"rtIOu>. the board 5N-
. serted. It iS rciurt'd That the ''i'"i an
. N,ulty does not lI" II ~iSt'luh'l' "''ih'f.
hu, IN tn. IudiSp""ItI"u ut WORKERS u
! ,nrrclSr prndurrl"i Hud keep St""dllT
~ work The reduced output iS a r.
/ suit al very Shur hours ar IN" >UNl'h-
! sion rr .vurN " rHru numh"r at DAYS L
week hu. Ir"S"d to- h'' u national prom
lcm IN, d.~Ir~tiruu 81 Labor I" pursue
such q r.luy - ~, rh"d by many 10
high Wly, lGG thu d"Sir" /" employ
ihr urrrr.,H purchasing power thus
ui;riu.l ~ 3,r. Iui'I"~" Of leisure
rr;n,r 'urr :''''is.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-01
ONLY ONE FATALITY

CHAR ESTON. W w.. pa %l.--tu'
uf the I%h cas,> uI Iuiiu"mEH "a th''
West virginia Industrial school Tor
boys at Iruntyt"wr-,nlN "u" tnialily
resulted. Dr. F. IT .IIo\"nson of the
state board rr control stated today. The
boys there ar" fast ImpruNinG. accord
ing t. reports received from Suprrln-
tcnd"ut H. T.. FlcShcr amt some have
resumed their work Th" fatality re
suited several weeks agu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-01
FORD TO BOSTON AND MAINE

\SIIINGTON. Dec. "i.~-Th" r"SiE'
,..,,',.'' ~ ,:Yrrl' Ford as assistant d.
r,,.r.r of traffic for the railroad ad-
WAS announced tonight by
nir,,,nr t;ru,raI tunes. Mr.. Ford
I,.,,,.s ms ru-l- hi, which h" has
n,l-I since the G"N'rnlnrni assumed
,.r,e,d,.nt in charge of traffic Of tho
Eos,nu & Maine railroad. with head
quarters i'm Boston. llr formerly WAS
ro4S.ngrr traIfi, manager Of tn" Union
"a fltr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-01
Champagne Parties.

The brilliantly lighted and gorCrouSly
decorated dining rooms uf New York 5
famous hoStclri"N offered scopes IN
contrast rn the l.SilesS crowds on the
streets outside.
From earl! IN tn" evening automobiles
and vch.rlr> ~ ali descriptions unload-
ed precious CarGu.S Of wines ~ q liquors.
guaranteed not lu contain wood alcohol
at the doors ut the hotels. These were
consigum"n,S from tn" prIvat" supplies
OF the guests who had rrSrrN rd tables
weeks previously for tn" celebration.
Prices on these places for l9I9~ far
w"ll msal ranged from SI.Iu a rlat,. to
SIS upwards.
But between IN" champagne drinkers
in the fa>hlonahl" hotels and tin >uN-
dued c"lrhratorS on tn" Sidewalks Ihrr"
was third class uf wclCum"rS who also
lnClud, Junn BHrirycuru IN their greet
ing 20 f9.n These represented the largr
number Of citizens UhO had managed
TO save "a bottle or VITO Of ia" Forbidden
liquor when Johns doom WAS dvcre"d
and who offered them tonight IN mem
orN OF tn, days gC+lc 10y. Every r"staur-
ant in New York was crowded with fam
lily parties who surrounded tables on
which black BOTTLES w,r, dI>rrrelly
clothed IA whit" paper bags
In tn" restaurants and hui,.,N the wei
coming pro"rSS continued with consider
able gayrjY tor the better part ut the
night but the citizens who had neither
black h"ttl"s IN paper bags nor any
other k,HI OF bottles. disappeared from
the streets very shortly after they were
assured by the hrtlS "t a thousand steep
les chat l@2p haG really arrived.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-01
Center Wheeling, Bank ofMc-
Mechen and South Side
Give Figures

Three moro banks "i IN" he''nS
l,stri,.t nave reported their figures for
the annual IntclliErnccr banking state
mrni-and all show fine gains over r"-
morris made one year ago. They ar" the
south Side Bank OF Whecling the Cen
ter Wheeling Savings Bank and the
Bank OF MCMcChcn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-01
RIFLE STUDY IN SCHOOLS

IAEl.E$TON. W. Va. Dec I'll
rI,,ns f., ~. ar,.rrriitlng Of Bible study
IN tbr ~ - srhucIS "f Nest Virginia
w,r,. aunuumr'd today Nv the commits
s,,u appniut"d from the state board Of
,.,iuratinu. III" West Virginia Educa-
tIunnI aSS,'Iati~n and tn" West Fir-
rllIa Sunday school association,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-01
cEHrIR WHEELING SAVINGS BANK.

rrcssivc banks of the city i$ tho Center
Wheeling Savings Bank. which has
made uninterrupted and steady gains
since its establishments. and none more
pleasing To it's many patrons than tht
on. here presented for the opening Of
1920. Resources have increased To
81. 500 900. a gain of over tw" hundred
thousand dollars compared with the
last report Surplus and undividCd
profits are s5i,000. gain OF nearly
fnurtcen thousand dollars. and the larg-
est ever reported for this bank. De-
posits have reached tn" record break
ing figure Of sl.375.n00. a gain OF near
" two hundred thousand dollars. Loans
and investments are nearing the NIL
Iinn mark. gain Of three hundred thou
sand dollars Th" summary follows.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-01
aAnr OF 11c1uoKlM.

Highly gratifying are the handsome
gains that are shown in the figures the
Bank Of McMeahsn submits for. the In
tcm.grncers barking statement. Re-
sources have Rone up to S43l.7A, COM
pared with 1886 600 y year ago. De-
posits now arc s3ST.i05. gain Of over
fifty thousand dollars. Surplus is re-
ported at sci 900, a gain Of over two
thousand dollars. Loans are $296,53f.
an increase Of nearly one hundred thou
sand dollars. The Bank OF McMechen'
is one of the most substantial and pro-
yressive of the suburban financial In
etitutions of the Wheeling district. as
instanced in the figures now submitted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-01
THh WEATHER.

WASHINGTON Dec. 3l.-Forecast:
Ohio and Western Pennsylvania-Pair
and much colder Thursday; Friday fair.
west Virginia-Fair, colder Thurs
day, rluch colder at night: Friday fair,
colder In east
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-01
F E,A R
OF Death By Poisoning Enter
tanned By Brown, Alleges
Woman Under Detention

MT. CLEMENS, Mich. Dec. 3l.-
Mrn. Cecil vesser, charged with
Completely in the murder Of ]. Stan
ley Brown, son of former Detroit
manufacturer, pleaded not guilty
when arratgned In justice court
here late today. Mrs. Vester de-
Inanded an exAminattoA which
was set for Saturday. biz
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-01

p;s, ground ~ tn" rNN"l"rS IN year, gomez
rh,. crowds on tn" streets ~ N" wli,h-
ing hour approached w"r" ;,pr,hrrlr.
" TRINITY church. wh"r" Thousands
"t New Workers. wrr" won't io assemble
20 Isiru |, tn" famous chimes Welcome
m" Nrw Year. only y small gathering
collected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-01
At the Capital.

Dee. Washington
wclc sed the New Year tonight with
out .bllc or srm.-puhnc functions.
but N.Th the usual rhurch and home
watch parties and street celebration.
Dinner dances at thu hotels. apIarcut-
" were more popular than rV't. The
advent of national pr"arhll,un had no
new effect. for this was the third New
Year cele bration since. the ban MAS
plaCed on the sale OF liquor in thr
District of Columbia. Some members
"a hotel parties brought their own"
aM 'ipl"u,.'n. row continued t" ruJ"E
/, sr-n'n"r.'. rom prohibition rrStcic-
tH'r~
G,,a.-r ,r Prc@idcn;. Wilson'S coud.-
iI"u 'h.r,. waS no formal watch party
=; IN" Whit, lI"u>" and N'W Years day
wlIl be observed quietly there. pnirrtl
Cude a luncheon for tn" dipl"matlr
corps BY the secretary of stat, and
Mrs. Lansing at their hUn'. - reception
by the secretary "f the navy and Mrs.
Daniels. and a reception by TIA" ScCrc-
tary Of war and Mrs Eakcr aud the
Crowen a, the assistant S"cr"tary's
home.
New Years Messages.
New Years messages u tn" nation
", 70 issued tonight hl Wee ir'Sid' ut
Marshall and some members Of thu cab
met Mr.. Marshall SAID:
Men ar" aTon:Zing over tn" passion
aud prejudice both real and seeming
injustice and inequality ard n" black
ll.SS OF despair would Sr'ti" over our
land were Il not that TT" faith. h"pc
and charity still ahid,'-.iaith. that ,b,"p-
rr knrwlHdg" Of the wisdom of uUr m
Sritutions Will nc impaired t." every ~"n
and daughter of Tn" Republic, h"r' tha,
more and morca!l men Mill turn from
the contemplation "r th'sr rights {" th"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-01
SOUTH SIDE RANK.

est surplus. the largest posts evS-
recorded. the South Side of Wheel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-01
WEATHER FORECAST.

ir, Colder Thursday, Much Colder at
Might; Friday Pair. Colder East.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-01

the Largest CirculatiI
logning Newspaper il
tate CT West Virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-01

Dee. "l.--WIshiugt"n
wclc Sed the New Year tonight with
out .bllc or S-mI-puhlIc functions.
but V IN the usual rhurch and home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-01
E{[eSs On Treaty.

disability that tn" pr"~.d"n i"'..>'''
hight appeal t. tn" pcopl" IN ~" !. .h'
league were mad. a party lSSu'. nat
S4r. Wilson has long intended I" r''F'
Ii the end Of his present term - "',
huestionably true. But wh"n ~
|nake known his intentions n" VIII 'I
The other hand use IN" oc'@Sl"" "''
knerely 10 start off a presidcnta' l"''
. would be the case 4 he made Nt"
nent to the Jackson Day DINNER p"I
erward the cause Of liberalism WIN"
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-08-19
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

WI, In the cirsui It coq 9sSa Bates S Tsca
Isaac F. Allison. Plaintiff.
Thomas J. Bum. Jesse T. Moon, and
and the unknown consorts, heirs.
devisees, donees. alienees, or tmme-
diate. mesne or remote. voluntary or
involuntary grantees of Thomas J.
mond. II they be dead. and, The 1u-
tuat Life Insurance Company, q cor
poratton. it, successors and as
sigma, Defendants.
The state Of MssSssi to n tie apoxs
You are hereby notified that an sc-
ton has been commenced against you
in the Circuit Court Of Bates Gouaty'
iowiss described lands and tsnsmenss'
The south Haff of the Northwest
quarter OF Section q. in Townsnlp
q. Of Range 81 Bates County,
when aid 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 fhs %nnday 1 Of
October, 1920. when and where you
may appear and answer or otherwise
defend such action; otherwise plain
tiffs petition will be taken as con
ingly.A s,rxe
&s Circuit Clerk
true COPY from the record .,a the
(SeaD seal of this Court this 9Th
c. c. SWARENS.
44-4t. Circuit Clerk
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-08-19
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

. In the Circuit Court. Bates County UNITY
Missouri, August 1920. In Vacation.
/. r. Allison, Plaintiff.
John hathaway VIM. R.. Henson and
h Virginia A. Henson, his wife. and
the unknown consorts, heirs, devil
sees, donees, alienees OF immediate
mesne or remote. voluntary or In
voluntary grantees Of John Hatha-
Henson, his wife, II such there be-
The state of Missouri to the above
named or described Defendants, Greet
You are hereby notified that an ac-
ton has been commenced against you
in the Circuit Court of Bates Coun-
". Missouri, affecting the title to the
following described lands ana tene-
The Northwest quarter Of Section
IS. Township Al, of Range 81,
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 ano
state aforesaid. on the first Monday
may appear and answer or otherwise
defend such action; otherwise plain
tiff's petition will be taken as con
fessed and judgment rendered accord
missy c. c. swARENs.
!9r9 Circuit Clerk
4 true copy from the record. ~.
I {Seal) seal Of this Court this 9th
day of August. 1920.
44-1t Circuit Clerk
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-08-19
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

n III the Circuit Court. october Term.
1870. In Vacation August 10, 1920.
Vernon Frieze, Plaintiff.
III, j.. Snider, Defendant.
Now at this day comes the Plaintiff
herein, by mis- Attorney. w. Q. JACK
son; and Tiles his petition a and tn arIr.
that Defendant y. L. Snider Is 9 non
lrasilent of the State Of Missouri.
i Is tS Ssdes ssIa B By ae
'snt be notified safs' BY publication that
sPiaintiff has commenced a suit
against him in this Court, the op1ect
md general nature Of which Is sun uts
for damages for breach Of COZ cove ma ~
seeks 10 enforce his demands
against the defendant by an attach
Alent of his property, and that unless
the said D. /. snider pc ana tarn appear fhara q!
Ito be begun and holden at the -Cours
House in the City Of Butler. IN SAID
county, on the LIST Monday OF October.
1890, and on or before the first day of
tition in said cause. the same vii! ne
taken as confessed. and judgment Will
be rendered accordingly.
copy hereof be published, according to
law. in the The Butler Weekly Times,
| bf Bates, for four weeks successive!y.
published at least once q week. tho
| last insertion to be at least thirty
| days before the first day Of said next
lOctober Term Of this Court.
c. G. sWARENs.
II Circuit Clerk
lila true copy from the record.
Witness my hand, and seal
lJ5est3eaD Of the Circuit Court OF
Bates County. this 10th day
lt of August, 1890.
l 6, G. SWARENS,
4 44-<t Circuit Clerk
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-08-19
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

~. Missouri, October Term. 1920. Hy
the Clerk In vacation. August T. assV'
Jennie Trent. Plaintiff.
John Lee. Elizabeth Cooper. Samuel
A. Phelps, Susie Phelps. and the IN
known consort. heirs. dev .s,s..
aHnsss or a 4smSss, voluntar9 in
Y Munn. John Lee. Elisabeth Cooper;
samuel A. Phelps, Maggie Newen
and Hannah RICHARDSON: Deteno ahnu:
named and described defendants.
You are hereby notified that an &C.
ton has been commenced against YOU
Missouri. affecting the title to the fol-
lowing described lands ana teneme"'s'
to-wit: ,.,,,
Eight (S) of Polly a. Hunns addi-
ton to the Town (now city, OF
Butler, Missouri, 49,.
which said action is returnable on tne
first day of the next term OF SAID court
to be held in the court mousse IN state ate
aforesaid on the First Monday in &c
Iuber, 1890, when and where you may
appear and answer or otherwise &C.
Petition will be taken. as confessed
and Judgment rendered accordingly.
And it is ordered that copy mere
of be published according to law III
me bu''er "es 9. G. swARENs.
Circuit Clerk
true copy from the record,
Witness my hand and the
tSeaD seal of the Circuit Court Of
Bates County, Missouri, this
9Th day Of August, 1929 s,s
A4t Circuit Clerk