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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-30
Answers to Questions

INTERESTED PARTY-In Indiana
can man get divorce from his wife
who became insane after their mar
riage and has been sent to an asylum
No
c. HI have not voted since 1915,
and have moved to a different ward.
Will ! have to register to vote this
fall? - Yes, all voters must register
this fall.
READER-Are dredges used to dig
gold in Alaska? = Yes. There are
about 80 dredges employed in this
capacity.
G. Bare toys manufactured in
any quantity in the United States
About ITS toy factories had an out
put Of $20,o00,ooo worth Of toys in
1918.
SUBSCRIBER-Did Canada develop
its shipbuilding industry during the
war? - About $4,000 men are engaged
in the industry and another $4,000 in
the manufacture Of marine equipment
and supplies. The industry represents
an investment of about $4,000, 900 oil
capital. This progress has beer
achieved within the last four or five
years.
Renders may obtain answers to
questions by writing the Palladium
Questions and Answers department
Questions should be written plainly
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-30

war can be won by quickly collected troops, and
differed by men taken from civil life, may pom
der with profit to themselves the lesson which
the Polish situation teaches.
A modern military establishment is no hit
and miss organization. Campaigns are not won
by enthusiasm. A modern army is as highly
and infinitely organized as any business enter
prise It must have its experts and trained
leaders just as any big commercial organization
mas Lacking these, it will go to pieces as did
the Polish army.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-30
Today's Talk
BY George Matthew Adams
Arm The DOING OE

LEARN THE DOING OF
IMPORTANT THINGS
There is a great deal Of confusion
In the minds of the majority Of people
as to what the really important things
in life are.
No question need exist, however. as
to what the essential things are. They
are the tasks that must be done. And
when done-means something.
There is plenty Of time in which to
do the essential and important things,
but time is too limited in value to
use it for those things which cannot
count for any lasting service.
The important task stands out apart,
like a beggar on the crowded street,
but the unimportant job chases itself
in a circle, asking for company!
Anything which makes you better
individual or which makes someone
else happier, is important. Mere
money making is not very important
And yet, many men spend an entire
lifetime at it-and then die poor and
unhappy.
presented to a small boy, who was
a lover of the stories of Mark Twain,
a copy Of the humorist's life. And
his eyes snapped as he told me proud
ly of how it helped to make him
appreciate" the greatness Of this
mans life.
Each Of US is an interpreter Of life.
And it is the extent to which we
interpret that measures our apprecia-
ton and happiness. The more we ap.
preciate, the happier we are.
And the more we help others to
appreciate, still more are we made
happy!
Approximation pass your appre
citation along. Nothing is more i'm
portant.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-30

things I told you to put away last
night?"
Sure. mum, and yes told me to put
'em away. and l did, mum, and ell
joyed EN-"
After a, ruthless process Of rejection
there were five applicants for the post
of errand boy left for the head of the
firm to interview.
1t was one of his fippant mornings.
and he sought to amuse himself by
asking the eager boys puzzling and
irrelevant questions to test their gen
eral knowledge.
How far away from the earth is the
North Starr" was the question he
fired at the THIRD shiny-faced young
ster.
I'm sorry cannot give you the ex-
act figure offhand, sir" was tho re-
ply, "but on rough estimate I should
say that it is far enough away not to
interfere with me running errands.'
He got the post.
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"PUSSYFOOT" SEES
CONTINUED from Page One,

This hostility was followed by friend
ship that has since been warm on the
part of the English people, for the
man who made himself martyr.
When we ratified the 18th amend
ment, we started something in every
quarter Of the world. Other lands are
longing to be free just as We did.
They want information about how we
did it and they are seeking our guild.
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Went to Give Information,

This is why l with my associates
were sent to London. We only went
where we We're wanted or where we
were appealed to go. Our first ACTIVE
ties We're in connection with the peace
conference where certain things were
to take place of vital interest to the
drys of the world. Consequently
committee was sent to Paris, and a
committee of temperance men, all emf
neDt men Of the world, was organized
and two things were accomplished.
"In the first place we secured an
agreement on the part of all the pow
ers that each nation that signed the
peace treaty would tramp on the trade
Of spirits in Africa. Those myriadS OF
child races in Africa will no longer
be the prey Of oilfish liquor dealers.
Furthermore, the alcohol interests
of Europe were seeking to have in the
peace treaty an insertion to the effect
that every nation who signed the
treaty would open her markets to all
the nations Of the world. This looked
very we'll but it meant the importation
Of wines aud if our government had
ratified this measure with that snake
in it the prohibition laws would have
been out of existence all over the
world. We were successful in sending
this measure to the scrap basket,
where it belonged.
Finlond Gets On Wagon.
In Finland We were able to render
a signal service. Voters were just
about to pass prohibition measure in
Finland and the alcohol interests were
propaganding against America. This
propaganda even reached the prime
minister who advised against passage
of the measure. Prohibitionists ap-
pealed to the London headquarters to
meet this and the propaganda was
killed and the law passed.
In Norway voters had under consid-
Grafton measure against the produc-
ton of distilled spirits. There a
treaty exists between France and Nor
way which permits French wines to
be marketed there. Americans went
to Norway and told about the prohi.
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Dinner Stories

A lady who had been giving a party
told her maid to put away all the re.
freshments that We're left on the table
before retiring TO bed. The next day,
ON looking, the lady could not> find
them. and called to her maid:
Bridget, what did you do with those
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-13


dos de inscription por las peticiones
que hayan sido debidamente presen-
tadas en- 0, antes del dfa 80 de JUNO
de 1920, y por las cuales no Sc hayan
dado los correspondence, certificados
Y con el fin de corregir errores en los
certificados de inscription, en- los Mu
nicipios de Barros, Comerfo, Moca y
Yauco, saber:
Barros: Julio IA Y Is, 1920.
Comerfo: Julio Is, IA, 10, 16, II,
1920.
Moca :Julio 1S, IA, 15, 16, 1920.
Yauco: Julio II, 13, IA, 15, 16, II,
1920.
Las inscripciones en- los dfas arriba
fijados declarados Sc celebrardn en-
los locales de inscripciones regulares
de dichos Municipios durante las
horas oficiales que han sido va fla
dals Y proclamadas, Y con ell solo y dni'-
co fin de expedir certificates de ms
cripcioncs por las peticiones de ms
4 cripci6n Que fUeron presentadas en-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-13
Cronica de L.ares

Hace tempo, prOminenteS personals
de la localidad lleyaron a efecto una
reunion v concibieron la laudable idea
de empezar una campafia de recollection
de fondos con que ayudar en- algo Sc
manalmente los pbres de la jurisdic-
ci0h Y evitar asf ese NAL hdbito arrai-
gado va en- nuestros pordioseros de ir
pidiendo de- puerta en- puerta y que tam
to desdice de nuestra comunidad. Por-
que, es realmente, asOmbrOsO, ell MI
nero de indigentes que afiuyen la po-
blaci6n en- demanda de socorro Y espe-
cialmente -el dfa sabado.
Y es para evitar esta deplorable 81
tuaci6n, que hemos visto una comisi6n
de altruistas damas caballeros, re-
.corriendo la ciudad sus barrios, en-
solicitud de fondos con que mitigar la
tan extendida playa social. Dicha CO.
mission la componen los seiiores, doctor
don Francisco SeiH, don EladiO Torres
Gomez. don Antonio G. Gonzalez y las
sefioritas Consuelo Gonzalez, Isabel
Colon Rosa Gonzalez
Tenemos informes de que la citada
comisi6n va teniendo esplendido exito
en- sus laudables gestiones, 10 cual no
era menos de esperarse de nuestrO CO.
mercio, agricultores y demas compo-
nentes de nuestra sociedad, que STEM
pre- han sabido estar a la altura de su
deber.
Noble, muy digna de elogio es la ta-
rea ardua que Sc han propuesto llevar
a cabo estos distinguidos sefiores Y da-
mas, a los cuales deseamos ell mas Ii
soniero 6xito.
BASKET-BALL.-S nos informa
que el domingo, IS de los cOrrientes,
mediran sus fuerZas los teams de bas-
ket-ball Ponce Y Ldres, para cuyo en-
cuentrO reina mucha animaci0n. Las
simpaticas de Ponce jugaran en- nues-
tro campo Y la lucha sera muy renida,
pues las larefias estan dispuestas, mas
adn, seguras, de veneer, dada la ,agili-
dad destreza de que estan poseldas
BUEN SERVICIO-Un importante
servicio 10 ACADIA de prestar el active
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-13

jefe de policfa de la poblaci6n, sefior
Candido Lopez, ayudado por el guardia
senior Angel Ahedo.
Segdn Sc nos informa, el seiior L6pez
recibi0 communication telef0nica de
Ponce, para que procediera al arresto
de, un joyen larefio empleado en- una
importante casa comercial de dicha
Nciudad, cuyo jeven habfa cometido
un importante robO EN- Ia citada casa
comercial. Inmediatamente Sc traslad6
ell jefe Lopez la central Bayaney,
donde consigui0 arrestar al mencionado
jOven, Ocupandole alglin dinerO. Al mis-
mo tempo el policfa Angel Ahedo arres
taba a. un c0mplice de dicho jovef, al
que ocup6 un considerable niimero de
blusas. de fna caldad. Ampliaremos en-
la pr0xima estos detalles Y felicitamos
al caballeroso Official sefior Lopez Y a
su subalterno, sefior Ahedo, por sd
pronta actuaci6n en- este case.
MATRIMONIO-En la noche del
jueveS, contrajeron matrlnonio Ia be-
LA espiritual sefiorita Elisa Mendez.
hija de los estimados esposos Mendez
Roig, con el correcto joven Remigio
Perez.
Una concurrencia selecta de damas Y
caballeros invadi0 la residencia de Ia
novia, donde Sc llev6 a efecto el efla-
ce, que revisti6 gran solennidad sien-
do los asistentes agasajados con la es-
! plendfdez desbordante que es proven
1 bial en- los esposos Mendez- -Roig. >.
| Una era completa de dichas deseamos
los estimadfsimos j6venes en- su nue.
vo estado
CINE RECREO.-El elegante salon
de esparcimiento promote exhibir 10
mas seelcto Ell ell arte mudo pre-
clos al alcance de todos. Citaremos al
gunas de las colOsales producciones:
EL PulpO, por la Incompatible Bertini;
La Conversion compafera de La Yfcti-
ma; Ell M6dico de las ,Locds; La W.
gen dc STEAMBOAT. Con un llenO desbor-
dante durante las tres noches Sc exhi-
bio Los A1leduihes de Sedd q Orc.
Lares, p. r.
Alfonso Rey.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-13

LOS pfeSIiSlOSOSs dStuT1duUS, SclluItS
Jose F'ilalgo, Segundo Gonzalez, Ca
yetano Y Bonifacio Cerafne, Y los her
manos dom Segundo, don Manuel Y
don Francisco, todos 6ilos caballeros
muy estimatlos en- este pals v natura-
les de la bella comarca asturiana, Po-
la de Allende, hubieron de reunfr, en-
tire ST. los fondos necesarios para cos
tear La creaci6n de una magnffica es-
cuela en- la po6tico Cerecedd, poblacion
natal de estos referidos amigos, de
cuya obra Sc encarg0 muy especialmen
te, dirigiendo los ttabajos desde ell CO.
mienzo hasta el fin, durahte su ilti-
mo viaje Espaha, el principal ini-
ciador de tan imp0rtante proyectO,
don Manuel, Cadierno, gerente de la
acreditada casa de, comercio de esta
plaza, Cadierno Hermanos.
Como la magnitud de La obra reque
ria, de modo indispensable, la entu-
SHASTA cooperation de divers6s elemen-
tos, don Manolo Cadierno, ituvo la
suerte, su pueblo tambien, de con-
tar, desde tn principle, con la valiosf-
sima. ay,tda del Inspector de Instriic-
ci6n Pdblica de aquel distrito escolar,
don Angel Rodriguez Mata, asf como
el auxilio general de todos los patrio-
tas' y bondadosos vecitios de Cerecedd,
quieneS no Sc dierOn momentO de re-
poso hasta no yer tan hernosa Obra
terminada.
Tanfo La iinprenta, como los mate
riales para la creaci6n de escuelas,
debieran de conducirse en- hombros a
los pueblos, Y asi pUede decirse que 10
hicieron, en- 10 que respecta a Ia men
ciOnada escuela, los vecinos de Cere-
ceda, al conocer la idea del amigo Ca
dierno, unos arfibaI al sitiO destinadO
a erigir ell nuevO temple de Minerva,
la piedra v los ladrilios; otros la cal
arena; OtrOs, la arcilla, la teja Y
la MADEIRA, hasta que el suntuoso edi-
ficio que Sc levanta hoy, tan magestuo
SO, en- uno de los sitioS mas amenos Y
pintorescos de aquel pueblo Nued6
en- condolences de admitir EN- sus am
plios Salones, un gran ndmero de
afortunadOs niiiOs que ALI habran de
obtener una preparation muy Saba
conveniente, para luchar despu6s,
con mayOres ventajas, tantO en- La pro
pia TERRA en- que nacieran como fuera
de nuestra amada madre Patria.
Ell dfa ,en que Sc ter1nin0 la obra,
don Manolo Cadierno reuni6 ,alrede-
dor de la misma, todos los vecinos
a quienes hubo de, dirigirles la pala.
bra, no solo para. darles las gracias
por la expontanea ayuda que todos le
plcstaron CT tan hrnaLo fin, siIlc pa.
ra explicarles, debido a su gran expe-
riencia de hombre de .mundo, la i'm
portancia que suponfa ell crear una
escuela mas en- aquel pueblo, donde
pudieran nutrir sus talentos, de sanas
prdcticas ensefanzas, Ids j6venes
en- quienes la Patria cifraba todo srl
porvenir. -, por todo 10 cual, ell ora.
dor fue calurosamente ovacionado.
Sin embargo, despues de quedar ter
minado ell edificio-escuela, tan nenos
de satisfaction por tan fausto suceso
aquellos mobiles Y sencillOs hijos de Ia
Cereceda, asf como el autor de aquel
magnffico trabajo, aGn faltaba algC
muy esencial e. indispensable para re
dondear tan laudable pensamiento, J
clio era detaci6n Official de Ia cscuela
referida.
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MURIo DE APOPLEGTA

Ell ell vapor Montoso, P. R. Line,
surto en- ell puerto de Ponce, mientras
Mr.. John J. Beckett, mayordOmo del
mismo, pasaba frente la nevera, de
dicho barco, sufri0 un ataque de apo
plegfa, a cOnsecuencias de encontrar-
sc muy sudado, muriendo en- el Hospi
tai de Damas, donde fu6 conducido.
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Ell elise DIARIO

En- la calIe Comerfo, de Bayam6n, el
autom6vil No. 2232, del DR.. Manuel
Dueho, guiado pOr ell chauffeur Ra-
fael Ubeda, No. 1852, arroll6 la nj
Tia Ines Marcano, de II aflos de edad,
fracturandole una pierna, Y ocasionan
dole varias commissioners en- el cuerpo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-13
pRoCLAMA
PROCLAMA
DEL G0BERNADoR INFERNO DE
PUERTO RICO
DEL COB.

Dias qdicionaIcs de inacrpcidn, 1920.
Los siguientes dfas adicionales de
,iscripci6n han sido fijados por ell
Superintendent General de Eleccio-
nes, autOrizado al efecto por resolu-
ci6n de la Junta Insular de Eleccio-
nes, con el fin de expedir los certifica-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-13

0 .antes del dfa 80 &c JUNO, 1929,
para corregir errores en- los ccrtiiica-
6las de- inscription.
La secci6n q. de Ia. Ley Electoral
en- vigor prohiba que 4se reciba ningu-
ma petici0n de inscription con poste-
rioridad al 80 de JUNO del ailO en- que
Sc celebra una election, por 10 tam
to, no puede recibirse ninguna peti-
ci6n de inscription en- los dfas adicio-
males que Sc eXpresan en- la presente
nj en- ningdn dfa posterioir a JUNO
treinta.'
Expedido bajo mi firma Y ell
sello de Ell Pueblo de Puerto
Rico, en- la ciudad de San Juan,
P. R., hoy, dOce de, julio del aflo
- de- Nuestro Seflor de mil novecien
ss tos. veitte.
JOSE E. BENEDICTo,
GoJerRddor Interino
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fI6rb Rico en- ASbIdaS
UNA ESCUELA EN- CEREcEDA

Eli estas diligencias, cerca del senior
Ministro de Instruction Piiblica VI
Bellas Artes, tomaron parte nluy acti-
va en- fin, no descansaron tampoco
hasta obtener su objetO, el menciona-
do Inspector seiior Rodriguez Mata,
don Segundo Cadierno, Ca La saxon
allf en- viaje Gle recreo), un, hombre
sin dobleces de voluntad mas reeia|
~ .irme que cl bronco de t'orinto.
quien acaba de regresar- este pals,
Y. el Exmo. seiior MARQUES de LENA !,
Diputado Cortes por el Concejo de
Allande.
Cuando Sc pens6 en- el nombre que
Sc lie deberfa dar a dicho plantel de en-
sehanza, los dignos hijos de Cereceda,
que concibieron tai ide9, y Ia llevaron
feliz realization con la aynda de
mny importantes donatiyos, dirigieron
sus pensamientos, unanimes, al hospi]
talario e hidalgo pafs donde transcu-
rrieran los dfas mas felices de su vi
da Y donde son tan estimados, acor-
lando denominarla, ESCUELA PUER-
TO RICO, como justo homemade v en-
agradecinieIito este pals por ellos
tan querido, como p0r todos los que
hemos tenido la dicha de residir aqut
desde la infancia.
Realmente, ifierecen una calurosa
felicitaci6p y bien de La ausente anna
da Espafia, estos buenos paisanos que,
de manera tan altruista Y tan gallar
! da, contribuyen la mayor suma de
cultura adelanto general de su pue
bio natal, sin reparar en- ninguna cla-
Sc de sacrificios nj de esfuerzos pc
euniarios para llegar al fin de sus mag
nos propositos; v clio debe servir de
estfmulo y de ejemplo tambien a to-
tos los peninsulares ricOs, en- Anne
rica, de tOdas aquellas regiOnes de
Espafia Ell que haga falta una escue-
la mas, para que no quede III un solo
nifio, nj de la montana nj del vale,
nj de la aldea relnOta, sin darle la
oportunidad de adquirir la debida ms
truccion que Sc 4requiere, especialmen-
te en- esta epoca de tan sorprendentes
adelantos Ell que ninguna naci6n quie-
re quedarse atras, convertida en- es-
tdtua de SAL.
iMuy bfen; muy bien .por los en-
tusiastas compatriotas de la Pola de
Allande, y yer 81 pronto, otro grupo
de mobiles espaloles RESIDENCES aquf,
nos da motive para escribir algunas
lfneas mas, sobre tan bello tema, va
que al que tirma estos renglones no
lie es dable ayudar a fomentar escue-;
las en- su patria, en- ninguna otra for
ma -. f84 iity
antonio Blunco FERNANDEZ
San Juan, Puerto Rico,
s de Junio de 1920.
Williams news., 1920-12-10
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE

UNDER AND BY VIRTUE, OF an Execution, issued out of the Superior Court of the State of Arizona, in and for Coconino County, on the 17th day of No. vember, 1920, in an action wherein Alex Kiriakou war Plaintiff, and H. Brock was de- fendant, and wherein the said plaintiff obtained a judgment the said defendant, H. Brock, on the 3Oth day of October. 1920. in the Justice Court of the Precinct of Williams, in Co- conino County, State of Ari- zona, for the sum of $193.75, together with interest thereon at the rate of six per cent per annum from the 18th day of September, 1920, until paid. and. the further sum of S5.55 aG costs taxed in said judoment. and thereafter. and on the 8th day of Novem ber 1920. a cer- tified copy of said judgment was duly filed, recorded. and docketed in the above entitled Superior Court, at a further cost of $1.OO, and in the said Execution I am commanded to make said sum due on said Judgment, with interest as aforesaid, and costs and accru- ing costs, to satisfy said judg- ment out of the personal prop ertv of said debtor. or if suffic- tent property of said debtor cannot be found. then out of the real nropertv in said. rnv. Coun- tv belongings to H. Brock on the day said judgment was docketed in said County. or any time therea fter; and that being unable to find any nersonaI property he1onoino to the said debtor. I did on the 10th dav of November, 1920. duly lew upon the following described
Williams news., 1920-12-10
LIVESTOCK AND RANGE
 REPORT

Temperatures of the past week, both day and night, have been somewhat the cOldest of the season. in all parts of the State With the exception of a light snow storm Friday in the north central part of the State fair weather has prevailed generally. Stock have free ac" cess to pasture as October snow has disappeared from all parts of winter range. Reports to the Weather Bureau indicate that continued dry weather has mat erially reduced the water SUD- plyin many sections but that the range continues fair to evcel- lent generally, and stock are holding up remarkably well Traces of snow appear in spots about the Grand Canyon where an inch of snow fell last Friday. Cattle are in goodshape in that section and the range continues fair Over the northeastern plateau stock are looking we'll although water is scarce. Ship ments continue from Pino. Holbrook and other points on the Santa Fe. The light pre- cipitation that occurred in the vicinity of Williams did little to relieve the dry condition in that section. Little change is report ed in the condition of stock or range in the Nogales and Pres colt section. Water is scarce ir the Douglas section and the range has become dry; the con. dition of cattle is reported aI unfavorable cold nights have caused some shrinkage of stock in the Pineda section; ship ments continue and a cattle shortage is threatened.
Williams news., 1920-12-10

page 253, for the years 1916. 1917, 1918 and 1919; and that in the event of your refusal or failure to contribute your pro- portion of such expenditures within ninety days from the date of the first publication of this Notice. your interest in said claim will become the pro- perty of your co-owners (the undersigned) who have made the required expenditures for such assessment work, and have complied with the statutes gov erning mining claims.
Williams news., 1920-12-10
Real property, to-wit:

All of the right, title, claim, equity, interest and demand of the said H. Brock, the said judgment debtor above named, of, in, and to all of Lot number ed Thirteen, in Block numbered Twelve, in the Townsite of Will Hams, as surveyed, mapped and plated by H. c. Mutt, trustee for the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company, all within the corporate limits of The Town of Williams, in Coconino County, State of Arizona, to- gether with all of the buildings and improvements thereon.
 Now, Therefore, Notice is hereby given that on Friday the 31st day of December, 1920, at the hour of TWO o'clock, in the afternoon of that day, at the Court House door of said Coco nino county, the same being the County wherein said property is situated, I will, in obedience with the said Execution. sell at Public auction, to the highest bidder therefor, all of the above described property, or as much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy said Judgment, interest and costs, and accruing costs; the said sale to be for cash, and to the highest andbestbid- der.
 Dated. December. Sth.. 1920.
 J. O. HARRINGTON,
 Sheriff.
 By G. A. Cunningham,
 H is Deputy Sheriff Dec 10, 1920 to Dec. 31, 1920
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Dated this 21st day of Octo- Der, A. D. 1920.
 H. H. PITKIN,
 l.. s. KENNEDY WILLIAM H. LOCKRIDGE-

The above notice is given for the purposesto clear title on the Records, as the Copartners hold Bill of Sale made by w. M. Kel- ley to L. F. Kennedy for the property above mentioned, No tice requested by the Coconino Copper Mining Company,
 By L. F. Kennedy, Secret:ry
Williams news., 1920-12-10
NOTICE

To w. M. Kelley:
 You are hereby notified to contribute your proportion of expenditures for assessment work done by the undersigned on that certain Mining Claim known as the Henry Ford Min ing Claim, situate in the Fran cis Mining District in the county of Coconino, Arizona. located by yourself and the undersign- ed, on the first day of October, A. D. 1915, recorded December 31, A. D. 1915, in the office of the County Recorder of the County of Coconino, State of Arizona, in Book 2 of Mines at