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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-22
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(By Eloise)
YOU must either buy a simple, we'll
tailored coat this spring or else you
must get a rather costly and elaborate
wrap. The wraps vary from flowing
capes to short dollnans Of every color
and glorious materials. The tailored.
does not show such a broad
choice for the polo cloth coat lis the
main type. If you do not care. for
the wraps and il you think the polo
coats will be too popular there is a
small group Of semt-tailored models
built on simple lines which will be
sure to please.
Here Is q cry charming model for
spring wear which u practical and
s~erviceable yet smart and fashionablei
ct the same time. The woman who
likes suits but feels that she wants a.
coat TOO will surely be satisfied with
this one. for she may wear 1t OVER her
.'one-ptece frocks or slip it on over q
suit. The q shows several move
features which give It AN air Of In
d1vtduality which all women want.
Note the odd, girdle made Of oilcIoth
q the inserts of MORE ribbon 81,
the peplum Of the coat.
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-22
ADVERTISEMENT.
Keeps the Straightest,
Unruliest Hair in Curl

wonder for straight, lanax. unruly hair
plain liquid silmerne. Nothing else
will keep the hair in curl for so long a
,tiIne-nor produce such beautifully lus-
StrDus, natural-looking curls and waves.
Damp or windy weather has no tterrors
for the woman who uses 1t. Md no one
Sneed hesitate to use it. for it is SO easily
applied with q. brush and is so perfectly
harmless. 1t leaves no greasy, sticky or
sstFeaky trace. h curl1ness can be ac-
sQuired in three hours, though many pre-
fer to apply the liquid at bedtime. When
the hair is combed out it is delightfully."-
soft and fluffy.
Anyone who will get a bottle of liquid
ssilmsrine from the druggist and follow
accompanying directions will nave a
most agreeable surprise The liquid is
also valued as a splendid dressing for
the hair.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-22
INTEREST TO WOMEN
'Mu Chapter Of
Sigma Alpha lotn
To Fargo Friday

Mu chapter Of Sigma Alpha Iota.
including active and associate menu
beeA, will 60 to Fargo ON Friday morn
ling to attend installation ceremonies
OF Pi Sigma chapter Of Fargo college
Is Omicron chapter of Sigma Alpha
Iota IN Friday evening. Miss Rebekah
Alter OF Cincinnati, o. national
president Of Sigma Alpha Iota music
sorority, will conduct the installation
which is to be held in, the home Of
Mrs J. w. Campbell.
Twenty-Five members of the Grand
Forks chapter. with their president,
Mtw Klonda Lynn, and their patron
ease2 are making plans to attend the
ceremonies, and they are to be guests
at q number Of pretty affairs while in
that city. :
Mrs. Walter Reed is entertaining at
a luncheon at the Gardner hotel at l
O'Clock in honor of the members of
Pi Sigma and their guests and pledge
services are to follow Immediately.
Later in the afternoon Mrs. r. E.
Weible will entertain at high tea in
her home.
Sigma Alpha Iota sorority is n of
the strongest Of the national musical
sororities. 1t has chapters in many
OF the leading music schools of h
country including New England con
Boston American conserva-
tory Chicago. and Northwestern con-
;servatory, Evanston. Many of the
most famous musicians of the world
are numbered among the members.
] Pi Sigma chapter was organized in
Fargo last fall nj has thirteen men,
bers. Miss Bernice NGestie is presi-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-22

= Crea. - Rs.sss DIsAisAe&
There ts but one thing you need
TO beautify your skin and, bring
i~oveliness SO q short time. This
women with extraordinary Auc-
you you VII s 10 M md q tb .a's III ife "a
spots. frecklee. all muddfneAs ana
sallowneeS VIII have dis4ppeAreN
Ecompietely. leaving the skin purS
sands clear A. q lily .YOn cannot
g Sear I'll f e 'bem s.c Il y ye nt1 isx
moments, aps ounce Of zfntons
. with,llAa littIe glycsrins asA bot
watef. Tho 5lptbps costs nfty
cents Ut the drug store, Thisi
mAkeeA remarkable cream, whfcht
Z when used HbHrAtIy, WiI1 not ySft
70 give you the results.
A.stber' Ores. ~ wssh5sst .
~ I. really insg!rlsx e knew
pends almost entirely upon yOpt..-
1el1. Just . few IsfnUt11 trouble
at the start ana mOre than half
The 3 SO eat &c y ovss, = = ~ a.. sats
mak1ga mixture Of tAo ounces "
ept0l, little water and Elycsr.
a Inc. The ept0l CAN be obtained
from your druggist for nifty
cents. This cream produces st1rt.
II ling changeS In the skin In q
short time. II rendsTs the skin
plump and youthfu1 verY gir!ish.
Younger IL Won Vili 0nfy ~ n
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-22

whers NE have no Agency Service. we are receiving
many family washinEs by Parcel Post sent 70 90 TO-
washed and ironed readyst0l wear.s May be receive .
trial bundle from you?
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-22

~. -a.- alr.t'H- 81 -EH- - -. -E-- g.
Mrs. w. s. Mckenzie sang a group Of
numbers and there were several
hymns by the audience. Elizabeth
Bulls Midkif was at the piano for
Accomplishments.
Following the services. the Triangle
class served tea.
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!. Have you tried Mother Erickson's
delicious homemade pies? She IAN
supply. a limited number upon order.
Apple, mince, lemon, banana. and
custard. Baked fresh and delivered as
order. Phone Mrs. Erickson, at dS61J.
ADV.
+ + 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J.. Murphy,
1872 Reeves venue entertained a
small company. at dinner Sunday in
compliment to Mi. and Mrs. G. ].
Moulder, 1856 Reeves Gyenue, who
with their little o Jack. are leaving
soon to make their home in Wichita
Falls. Texas.
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-22

as The Girls Glee club Of the Moor
head normal school will leave this
week on it's annual spring tour. the
first concert to be given at Alexandra,
Mimi, Thursday, March %. Other
: points to be visited will be Glenwood,
i Crookston and Twin Valley. The club
: is directed by Daniel L.. Preston, head
Of the music department of the school,
and Miss Frances Campbell is &C
scompanist. There are twenty-five
voices in the chorus.
i: =: ::
Mr.. and Mrs. John Capes of East
Grand Forks the engage
and approaching marriage of
their daughter, Edna Marie, to Frank
"A. Foster of Mervin, Sask. The we'd
ding is to be an event of early spring.
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pr. and Mrs. E. c.. Haagensen, 14S
Reeves avenue, will nave as their
guests for several days. Mr.. and Mrs.
The city today. Milton Prom, a SON
OF MI. n Mrs. Prom. who is attend
ing the University here is confined to
the Detention hospital with a light
stack OF diphtheria.
s@sE. E. Fletcher. has returned to his
home in LAngdon. after spending the
#tives.
X 4: X
A chorus of the Business and Pro-
~afessional Women's Club OF this city is
Ito be organized this evening in the
porlors of the Y. w. C.. A. under the
direction of Miss Medora Knox and
Miss Helen Larkin. AL young women
interested are asked to attend the
mssetins.
mrs. p. H. Wilder, 81 Dakota
avenue, returned this evening Q
Detroit, MINI. where she visited over
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-22

Herald Want Ads, Bring Results
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-22

The annual Easter bazaar Of the
First Lutheran Aid society will be,
held in the parlors of the church on
Thursday afternoon, March rs, con-
tinuing during the evening. Home
cooking, fancywork and aprons will be
among the articles offered for sale.
The Luther league will conduct .
candy booth and will also have charge
of a fish pond. Lunch will be served
from 8 o'clock on and a hot supper
will be served beginning at 6 o'clock.
X =
The last of a series of Masonic
formals which have been given this
season is to take place Thursday eve
ming in the Masonic temple. The af-
fair is to be marked with special fea-
lures and dancing will be enjoyed
from 9~to l o'clock, music to be fur
nished by a six piece orchestra. Sup
per is to be served in the dining room
at II o'clock and members of the
Masonic social committee are in
charge of the affair.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-22
Delegates Chosen
TO Gleueland Meet

the Grand Forks 7. W. C. A. with
Mrs. Paul Johnson, member of the
local board will attend the semi
annual national convention of the
Young Womens Christian Association
year, April sis. Mrs. Mcintyre and
Mrs. johnson were chosen, delegates
from the local association.
Because of the wartime activities,
the regular convention of the ma
ttional association has been suspend
ed and the coming meeting is to be
the first in five years.
The Los Angeles Amendment which
is creating interest in, the student as
be n Of the importan measures to
be discussed at the Cleveland conven-
tion. The amendment provides for the
Changing of h student associations
ron a church to a personal basis.
Because of the fact that the coming
meeting is the first to. be. held in Ave
years. it is expected that ii will be
held and there are innumerable mat
ters to be attended to at this time.
Mr.. and MIS-. F., B. Feetham re-
turned Friday evening from St. Paul,
where they have visited with rela-
tives for several days. Mrs. Feetham
stopped in st. Paul en-. route from
Hazard, Kentucky, whore she has
been visiting her son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mi. and Mrs. Lawrence
Feetham, for several weeks and Mr..
Feetham joined her there the last Of
the week.
q 4 K X
Mrs. r. S. Kinnan, .112 Reeves ave-
nue., entertained the Monday club at
her home this ~aftern0on. There wo-e
two tables.
Mrs. Thomas r. Gallagher was in
charge Of the Vesper services, at the
Y. w. c. A. on Sunday afternoon and
gave an Interesting talk. on. her per-
!sonal experiences as a social service
worker in Boston, some years ago.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-22
YORK WOMAN
WILL SPEAK HERE


Miss Lena M. Phillips OF New York,
executive secretary Of the National
Federation of Business anddcProfes-
sional Women's clubs, will come I'd
Grand Forks to speak at an open
meeting Monday, March -. which has
been called by the Business and Pro-
fessional Women's club of Grand
Forks. The place Of meeting b to be
0~nnounced later. Sa~
Miss Phillips. a lawyer by profess
sion was elected to her present ot6oe
at the meeting at ST. Louis last July,
when the federation was formed. aShe
is in the northwest at the present time
making arrangements for the first an
nual convention of the national feder-
alton which is to be held in Mime
apotis next July. Miss Philips is to be
n North Dakota from March 26 to 20.
The local club is looking forward to
Miss Phillips coming with interest.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-22

Miss GeorEette Coh.n teentes? Photographed on her return home with he.
father, George n. CsAan and her grandmother. Nrs. George N. Cohan.
Miss Georgette Conan, daughter Of the famous American actor-nan-
ager and playwright returned home a few days ago after having scored
father and grandmother.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-22

and brush. and your, hair wifi ho
fheIenyy or All yonr fritnds.
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forming on it~A thin. tnvt!tble
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The Delta independent., 1920-08-13

day from their outing and report a
splendid time.
|, The rains of last week, though dam
aging some hay, are bringing on the
second crop in fine shape and grain
and spuds as well.
Edward Gates is busy moving ma
chinery to Crystal Creek to harvest
the abundant hay crop on their upper
ranches.
'Wr. R. Kruetzer, the forest super
Visor passed through here last Friday
with Ben Heilman going to the ranger
station on Crystal Creek.
! w. ]. Osborn and son viii. passed
through here Saturday with truck
load of fruit and vegetables for Gunni-
son and other camps.
James Sanderson was down from
Crystal Creek Wednesday to receive
"a new piano. 1t was delivered by
Mr.. Kraai of Crawford Thursday. who
also delivered one at the camp of Lee
Savage, the same day.
The Delta independent., 1920-08-13
MAHER HAPPENINGS.
: - - 80 :

! A nice shower Monday morning cool
ed weather a lot.
Rolph jackson made a business trip
to Crawford Thursday OF last week
Chas. Frey and Sam Williams mo.
tored to Paonia on business Monday.
Mrs. w. H. Tuttle Of .Hotchkiss, Wis.
tied at Frey's last week, returning
home Friday.
The Camp Fire Girls returned Satur.
The Delta independent., 1920-08-13

Called to Colorado Springs.
George Hull was called to Colorado
Springs Saturday to be with his
mother who Sustained a broken arm In
a fall caused by paraletic stroke.
The unfortunate lady was s5 years
old.
The Delta independent., 1920-08-13
Returned to Denver.

Hcturncd 20 OeHVeF.
Earl Wilson, deputy state auditor,
who came over from Denver last week
to attend the Republican county as
sembly and visit relatives at Hotcf-
kiss, returned to the capital city Sat.
urday morning.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-16
PRONTUARIO.

necestan reducmos hacfan
Partdas-Ley tftulo 3-H6os aqu l. que hon.
bre viva hOnestamene Que haga NAL nadie Que de
cada uno 10 que suyo.
Del primer principle surgen los debees mpeecOs amados
nfracc6n BOmpana ell orden civil sanction
penal De los Otros dOs los debeles erectOs aado
porque su nfracci6n es castigada por la ley.
Cumpendo debes hombre pero todos los
principles regas que prescribe ell echO encuentran al
de todos ha creadO cca llama Jursprudcn
cencia del dereho Lamase ambien urisprudenc
la sentencas opnone de Tribunal que foman
a para ngncia de agGn de derecho entOnces
lie llama Jurisprudence Civil refere al derecho civil
cantil hipotecaria seg1n refere leyes
La Jurisprudence abafca parties l. La cencia de las eye
3 Su Interpretation de dnda; 3. Su apicaci6n.
vso loeaconado prmra parte En- cuanto
la Interpretation de las ees puede classes Au
tenca la hecha por legislator USUAL basada ell
actca de los tbunales Doctrina la de los uriscon
sutos Gsn ME
primera orma estabee rgas generaes usual tene
fuza legal gado urisprudenca consuetud
nata la docrnal tiene que
basa.
En- cuanto al prinpo Apcac6n ees bastl
aber las yes apcarlas para congur
fin, las leyes lamadas procedmentos adeyas
iuiciamieno sudo pertenee le
aquelas que estabeen que segurse
buaIes para apcar disposcone del deTecho
Esas leyes dyden eyes Civil Criminal
La Interpretation muy para
derlas apicar yes ley Is
lit Part Ia. dprender
a de elias saber leyes
aras senclas solo enunciac6n apcaci6n
como 10 demuestran notifications posterios En-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-16
r. MARTINEZ ALVAREZ.
ria obgatoro la Peninsula sas adyacntes territories de
Africa Por ell de 81 julio 1889
TITULO PRELIMINAR

De la ley de eecto las rega para GplicGci0n
Ideas gcneGas eyes aunque engan campo accions dis
tnas esan fnmamente enazadas entire fernando obo
da ley independents del objeto de las naura egiosas
moraes objeto social de tai que podra obe
ell Objeto de ley dconecthdola de las
de NADIA vafa Constitution dcarase ereco propedad
C6digo Civil regulase Ley Hipoearia hiese practice
C6dgo Penal casgase robo Las ley esan nma
mente nazadas Ell cudadano dereho poten auade
pde socedad pr6stamo iberddes soemnes pemso
asguraos gdrdGs sagradas promesas dear
hbcones solemnes de obras
dolorffcas) A bueno ser que decaraa
eyes poica reguladora de funciones eye enthusiastically
aladora condicionadoa acutades eyes e supone
sanc6n mpca expcta aqu precptos g
neral constyen ell tulo Preminar C6digO Civil
preceptos Tuo Prelmnarp aunque nclufdos
parties de la ley civil apicabes todas las eyes pues
10 contraO sen reso6 la Sent Esp 10 de spem
bre 1864 Este ema unyersamente segudo
G6dgos Ces modernos exception del aeman que a
Inendado prepto cncia la iuprndencia aunque
hna de dho c6dgo ley de Introduction C6dgo Civil
paFte nclue preptos E orgen de uo Pe
nnar tempos Juzgo Pardas
RecopiacOnes base del Preyecto
de de 1888 Los artculos que Eeferen del
lale que
encierran toda Deecho International
cuos del II regas aplcaci6n
las amado Canones de Interpreacones III
mo e art % determine Ia Ia alcance
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-16
'SEINANA AESCOLI|R EN PONCE.

En- Ia tarde del sabado A del co.
rriente, Sc celebro una reunion en-
uno de los salones de la Escuela
Me Kinley' por inYitacion que hi.
ciera el Inspector, Sr. Blanco, a to-
das las principales y a algunas per-
sonas, amantes de la ensefianza.
| Explic6 el Sr. Inspector el objeto
| de la SenaHa Escolar, di0 cuenta de
la Proclama del Gobernador, que dice
que en- cooperation con ell Comisio-
nado dc Education de los Estados
Unidos con los amigos de la Edu-
caC46n Pdblica en- toda la gran na-
ci6n americana Sc observara fielmen.
te. Del al IL de diciembre la "Se-
mana Escolar", que urge . que el
pueblo de Puerto Rico Sc una este
movimiento "Que todos los nifios de-
ben tener oportunidad de recibir una
edueaci6n elemental, para que haya
en- el pals justicia, progreso Y pros,
peridad. "j"Y aquf en- Puerto Rico dom
de hay tantos analfabetas entire las
masas, el trabaio de educaci6n es de
gran importanc.a." "Que hay que au-
mentar y hacer mas intense el inte-
res de todo nuestro pueblo sobre las
actuales condolences de las escuelas
de Puerto Rico y "repite' que es SUI
mamente urgente que Sc unan todos
para observar la "Semana Escolar'.
"Que hay que concentrar el cora
z6n la mente en- un, intense estudio
sobre las condolences de todas las es.
cuelas de la isla Y cooperar con los
maestrOs autoridades escolares pa.
ra aumentarlas mejorarlas.
"Que hay pl6tora de alumnos en-
nuestra sescuelas' "Que ell 80 por
ciento de los maestros de las escue-
las rurales tienen doble matrfcula Y
no corresponds su trabajo "a 10 que Sc
les paga.'
"Que en- las poblaciones no pueden
admitirse mas ninos, por falta de sa-
lones." "Y solo la mitad de los nifios,
que estan en- la edad de entrar en- la,
escuela, han encontrado sitio."
"Estas otras muchas cosas han
de preocupar a tOdos Ell esta "Se-
mana Escolar'' tratar de conseguir
remedio para ellos' "Mas escue-
las" "Mejores escuelas''. MAS edifi-
clos escolares Y mejores". "Mas pro-
fesores mejores". "Mayores salo-
nes'. "Mayores subvenciones'. "Hay
que unirnos, hay que cooperar, ell
pueblo entero Y padres y maestros,
~ ell Gobierno y la Legislature, Mu-
nicipalidades, iglesias. organizaciones
cfvicas. todo, todo el mundo debe
traer su grano de arena a este ira.
bajo supreme"
Los niilOs de nuestro pueblo, la es.
pelanza de La isla, no deben ser pri-
vadOs de sus derechos, no Sc les debe
negar Ia oportunidad de asegurar su
educaci6n".
''Es de suprema importancia que Sc
former por medic de la educaci6n
los inteligentes ciudadanos que han
de sustituir los que desaparezca-
mos.
"El sr. Blanco di6 toda clase de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-16

explicaciones sobre el iasunto que allf
Sc trataba. 2 de la manera como de-
bfa hacerse la propaganda en- esa
Semana Escolar para conmover inn
presionar lleyar al Amino de todos
Ell convencimiento de que Ia escue-
la es la base del progreso."
Sc extendi6 en- consideraciones So
bre las casas malas que ocupan las
escuelas rqrales, sin condolences hi
gienicas, en- pesimo estado. Los pi-
SOS rotos. Cay6ndose tres escuelas.
Las puertas sin llaves nj trancas.
Filtrandose Ia lluvia por techos y pa
redes sin tener aqua para regar los
huertos. Que hay maestro rural que
tiene grades su cargo, Una ini-
quidad! Algunas tienen doble matrf-
cula: so nifos. Cuando solo 40 ninos
serfa 10 justo.
Que el problema de no haber come
dOres ,escolares en- los campos es muy
serio. Porque muchos viven lejos.
Ids que tienen quien les brinde al
muerzo es cruel hacerles vOlver de
tarde, Y muchos no tienen que conner
Que ell maestro rural ha de visitar
los padres y halagar los nihOs
con regalos y frases de afecto, para
lograr tener una buena asistencia.
Y 81 pndiera ofrecerseles al medic
dfa algdn alimento la asistencia es.
tarfa asegurada.
Graficamente el Sr. Blanco dibuj6
en- la pizarra un croquis sefialando
las Intermediates Y los remedies de
las eseuelas de la ciudad de Ponce;
sus campos. La escuela de Ia Playa
necesita 8 salOnes mas. En- la de Ia
Villa hacen falta 8 salones. No hay
editicios escolares, que indi1uen
los viajeros que lleguen de San Juan
y otras ciudades, que Ponce tiene a
la entrada salida de cada carrete.
ra un centineta de Ia Instruction,
vestido de punta en- blanco como el
progreso de los tiempos exile. Guam
do Sc llega por la carretera de Jua-
ma Dfaz SCI We el Deportivo, ell puen-
te, la capilla de la Milagrosa, la
escuela de Machuelo en- una casta Pc
queila, y deteriorada, que solo tiene
cabida para 25 niiiOs donde Sc sien.
tan 80.
iCOn una sola maestro! que res.
pirara todas horas ell olor de Ia
carretera, sim que haya una gotta de
aqua para regar el huerto, que es tan
pequeilO como un pahuelo; casita que
no tenfa al abrirse el curse, nj ce-
rradura en- la puerta, nj cerca, en- ell
huerto, 10 que ha tenido que suplir
de SUI boisillo particular la maestro. /
En- Ia escuela Baldorioty hay pocos
salones para contener el immense !
ndmero de niiios, que la cantera pro-
porciona. Lo mismO pasa con ia es-
cuela "Pujals", una de las escuelas |
mas solicitadas, a6hdiendo a ella tam
tos niiios, que ha habido que habi-
litar Ia escuela del Coto cerca a
ella, donde deben fabricarse 6 salo-
nes. Varios solares en- el Baluarte
darfan eabida a una escuela ideal.
tContinuas en- Is pagina SAL
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-01-16

will on the 21st day of January, 1920,
at the hour of 1:3O O'Clock p m, at
the front door of the court house
in the city of Chickasha, Grady coun-
ty, Oklahoma, offer for sale and sell
for cash to the highest bidder IAN oil
and gas lease on all the right, title
an dinterest of the minors, Earl
Smith, Gladys Smith and Verna
Smith, in and to the following de.
scrlbed lands, to-wit:
The west half OF northwest
quarter of southeast quarter and
east half of southwest quarter of
section fourteen, township nine,
north, range six west, in Grady
county, Oklahoma,
the same being an undivided six
twenty-first interest in the fee in