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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-23
CONFLICTS IN MAJORS
SHIFT TO NEW FIELD
East Meets East and West
Tackles West-Attend-
ance Encouraging.

NEW YORK. Arpll 23.-Half Of the
bigt time baseball fans who couldn't sit
in on the opening games last week will
be accommodated today. The same
teams. with the same scenes reversed.
viii appear in the yards that have been
dark this season
The East will fight the East and the
West viii fight the West in three-dav
engagement the National League.
while Ban Johnson has booked four
day series for his valiants.
The Giants will put themselves liable
to another mauling from the Braves in
Boston; Brooklyn goes to safe and sane
Philadelphia; the Cards Will help in tho
exemplifcation Of the baseball degrees
for George GIBSON Pittsburhs. and the
Reds will try 10 make Grover Alexander
look cheap before his hometown fans
in Chicago
Ban Johnson. having let his wrath
against the Yankees subside, apparently
wished Col .Huston's boys to win their
opening game in Harlem. 50 lac booked
them with the Athletics. Mack has been
doing things TO the Yanks. however. and
he may not be bluned out BY few thou
sand rabid Gothamites. The Red Sox
take their clean slate to Washington
where there isn't mucf1a danger from
dirt" Gleason takes his two pitchers
Williams and Cicottee. and his other
players to Detroit. and the Cleveland
Indians journey to St. Louis.
Attendance at all the games so far
this season has indicated another reign
Of prosperity for the national pastime.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-23
OUR FIGHT
DECISIONS

AT CAMDEN ii ]. n Jimmy Wilde
stopped Batting Murray (S).
At LORAIN O. ~ Johnny Kilbane
knocked out Alyie Miller tD.
At ROCKFORD frankie Kick knocked
out Rock Island" Tony Caponi CS):
Folks Bengston Knocked OUT Kid Her
man Cd. sammy Mandeu stopped
Johnny Cannon 80: Eddie CLIFFORD
beat Eddie Kripps $50.
AT SALT LAKE cITY-Iee Morrissev
and Tommy OBrIen fought draw co..
AT BOSTON Young Clancy beat Bobby
Joseph d2): Nate siegel beat PAU
DOYLE G2).
At PORTLAND. ORE.-Fred Fulton
stopped Jack Thompson go.
At HIBBING. MINN--Howard Ma berg
beat Benny Nogel G0).
At LONDON, ENGI4AND-Jefg smith.
Bayoune. y j.. knocked out Bands
man Rice ia the second round
At PORTLAND oRE.-Fred Fulton
scored a technical knockout over Jack
Thompson Oklahoma Negro boxer. in
the sixth round Of a scheduled ten-
round bout
At MAYONNE. y Johnny Darcy OF
the L. S s. kansas. knocked out
Johnny Daley Of Jersey city III the
second round
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-23
DAN O'LEARY is
BACK IN TOWN

Dan OLeary. the famous Old pedes-
trian. returned TO Chicago yesterday aft
or a six-months' trip in which he visited
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-23
PITCHER BAN
UNAVAIL|NG
IN THE LEAGUES
oBY JACk vEIock)

IsTAFF CORRESPONDENT l. N. sERVlcEl
NEW YORK, April 23.-Ihe ban on
freaks and the new pitching rules
have had no noticeable effect to date
on the work OF major league pitchers
who are in condition
with the season entering Its second
week today It appears that the pitchers
still have the upper hand and that any
batter who amasses a fat average viii
have to work just as hard for 1t az ever
before.
The leading box men. no doubt are
farther advanced than the batters.
but the work OF such twiriers as CT
cote. williams vaughn Tonev. Carl
son. Bush and Oescheger and Coveles-
kie indicates that the art Of pitching
IS Just a. fine as ever
Cicotte's performance against the
Detroit Tigers when he shut them out
with i've hits was the most significant
pitching exhibition OF the current base
, ball week The veteran Chicago
star. reputed to have invented or per
fected the shine BALI which IS now
taboo. has apparently lost none Of his
cunning.
OescheEer OF the Braves who white
washed the Giants in their recent ser
les came back in his regular turn and
pitched ten scoreless innings against
Brooklyn before he was beaten in ex-
ira frames. such pitching leaves lit
tie FOR the batter to gloat over.
As the season grcws older the work
OF the batsman will improve rapidly.
but when hot weather arrives the ef-
fectiveness of the pitchers Will increase
SO there is no particular reason to ex-
pect the annual crop cf 300 hitters
VIII be much larger this season than in
past years.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-23
WHITING COLTS VS..
COPENHAGEN A. G.

The Whiting Colts baseball team are
going to play their first game OF the
season with the strong Copenhagen A. c.
Of Whiting. Sunday, April IS. al New
York ave. grounds. At ?. m. Both
teams ara composed OF stars. Pasenica
with his record Of twenty strikeouts
FER game viii be there for Copenha gen
A. c. White Schultze. the Colts star
twirler. Will oppose him.
The Whiting Colts would also like
70 arrange games with any team in Lake
county whose average is from Is to 10
years for games Call Whiting 400 be
tween > and 5 p. m. and ask for Mike.
or write to S. J. Muszyn. 1116 Schrage
eve.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-23
TAGGING ALL THE BASES
By JACK VEIOCK
|. N. S. Sports Editor

HERO FOR 4 DAY-Turner Barber
Of the Cubs.
CAREERS triple with Berzog on arzt
in the eleventh inning enabled Chicago
to larrup the Reds. 5 to 3.
HEAVY cannonading BY Milan Riee
Roth and Charity gave the Senators
victory over the Red sox in their opener
at home
LEE MEADOWS whitfield eight DodE-
ors and pitched The Phils IS victory in
their opener
TWENTY FIVE THOUSAND bars
saw the Yanks finish two jumps ahead
of the Athletics ia their opening game
Babe Ruth wrenched muscle In bis
side and played but one inning
THE white Sox went into the lead
when they hammered three Tiger ptfea-
ers. Jackson hitting was the feature.
Ife got Two doubles AMI TWO singles
SPEAKER. Chapman and Gardener
clouted the offerings IF four Brownie
pitchers to all parts Of the lot and ST.
Louis lost lis opener at home
THE Ath' etcs are wearing green Gle
plants on their road uniforms.
sign Of envy or what :" aueried q vit
You ask EN-. my trunks packed. /"
replied his neighbor.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-23
LEONARD GETS
100000 OFFER

Los ANGELES. cal. April 23-Ben-
ny Leonard. lshtweisht champion.
now appearing in motion pictures here
today received a.straight offer OF s1GO.-
600 fer three fights to be held in Jer-
sev City y. J.. during the summer
Georges Papin. French lightweight
title-holder, is named as the head
liner among Leonard's proposed OPP
ponents Mike O'Dowd middleweight
champion IS another boxer who the
promoter plans TO have meet Leonard
with either Johnny Dundee or Richie
Mitchell 70 he chosen for the ether
bout.
Dave Drlscoll. manager q the Jer-
sey city Club making the offer tele-
graphed the clubs proposition 10 Bilv
Gibson. Lecnard's manager. today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-23

around thirty-fre homers this season
for the Polo grounds are made to order
for him"
Cal Huston said he has 50 FAR failed
to notice any change IN the pitching as
a result Of the new rules
4 do not believe the pitchers viii be
handicapped by the new rules once they
get used to them" he said
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-23
SAYS FULTON WOULD
MEET DEMPSEY
IINTERNaTIoNsL news sERvIceI

PORTLAND. ore. April %. Pom
0'Rourke. managers for Fred Fulton. to-
day gave out the following statement
concerning the report that Billy Miske
S.. Paul heavyweight. would fight Demp-
sey since Fulton had declined to take
issue with the champion:
The report that Fred Fulton has de-
eiined to fight Dempsey is deliberate
lie. Fulton Will fight Dempsey tonight
tomorrow night, or any night to come
He is only too anxious To meet Dempsey
and any report to the contrary is both
erroneous and malicious"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-23
NATIONAL LEAauE.
Yesterdays Results.

Chicago. 4; Cincinnati. s.
Philadelphia. 4 {: Brooklyn 3.
Other games. wet grounds.
Games To-day.
Cincinnati at Chicago
St Louis At Pitts burgh.
View York al Boston
Brooklyn At Philadelphia.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-23
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~1 y @w 0T THE
60 an <@@ ~ q M@ 81
y "a va q q n .
80 - 80 90 ~ 90 49,
AMERICAN LEAGUE,
Yesterdays Results.


Chicago. s; Detroit. ?.
New York. S; Philadelphia s.
Washington. s Boston. 5.
Cleveland Il; ST. Louis. ;.
Games Today.
Chicago at Detroit.
Cleveland az St. Louis
Philadelphia at New York
Boston at washington.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-23
Bleachers Fall In At
Valparaiso Ball Game

VALPARAISO. Ind. April ga sec
tion Of the bleachers fell in. carrying
rooters. at yesterday afternoons base
ball game between Valparaiso University
and Armour Institute. which went to the
former. II to ?. A number were hurt
slightly in the collapse Of the stands.
The score:
Valparaiso - III
Armour - l l O. >
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-23
MURPHY OUTFIGHTS
BILL HENRY

SOUTH BEND. Ind. April e3-Teddy
Murphy easily demonstrated his superb
GRITTY over Bill Henry here last nj ht
Murphy landed al VIII. The boys stood
toe TO toe and sluggsd. . Murphy drove
Henry TO tho ropes. For every blow
that Henry landed Teddy landed four.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-23
JEFF SMITH PUTS
OUT RICE IN SECOND

LONDON. April 23-Jer Smith the
Bayonne. X j.. middleweight. last night
knocked out "Bandsman" Rice IN the
second round of what was TO have been
twenty-round bout The men met in
the Holborn Stadium.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-23
Jack Johnson Boxes Four
Rounds in Tia Juana Ring

SAN DIEGO. Calf. April %. = Jack
Johnson, former heavywei ght champion.
displayed much Of his former agility in
g four-round exhibition with Ray Neal
At Tia Juana. Lower California, accord
ing to r1ngside critics
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-23

al the leading cities of the South and
Southwest. His last stop was at Dallas.
Dan soon viii start a campaign TO teach
the women the way to walk and the
kind Of heels to wear
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-23
Kilbane Slams Kayo Punch
To ALIVE Miller in Seventh

LORAIN. O.. April 23.-Johnny Kill
bane Of Cleveland, featherweight cham
pion. knocked out Alvie Miller Of Lorain
bout.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-15
Earning Assets Of
Reserve Bank Show
$40, 100000 Cain
H7,300,O 600 Added 10 Note
Circulation, IN Weekly Re-
port Of Federal Board;
Cash Surplus Increases

From Tfe Tr,5'4seS " rshfrJ'cN Bureau
WASHINGTON. Aug. II. - Aggre-
gate increases of 26.5 millions in
earning assets aud further addition
AZ as millions 30 Federal Reserve
rcts oisen.a.on are indicated in the
Federal Reserve Boards weekly bank
statement, issued * ~ close o. busi-
ress ca august Il. Cash reserves
shsw gain Of II millions, while net
dsa9sits decreased ty shous millions.
win < cofSeqNe~t slight decline Of
tAe banks reserve rstio from - to
4S.s per cent
HoidiUgs G. bills secured by govern
ment wa oANga lions increased Nv
liz millions. rt,er discounts or hand
BY 27s miilions. while holdings Of
ac-eptanSes bought in open market de-
cliEec By II Z wlilOns. Az increase
Of 6S millions 'u Treasury certificates
90 hand is due largely 10 The issu4ncs
dugng the ~'ecS Of . n.,ilioas of spe~
ci@l rUHcates II the Aos:ou srd
Ps .phia bauas, sud the llaNlia-
der By the Ncr Yol6 bank of %
B'iliens Of certificates temporarily
purchased
O. ne total ol about l.1a7 miii,oos
Of BIS secured ~ Cnited States var
oalg2t-cns IS 9 millions. or 499 per
eent, were scored - Liberty bonas
s.6.i millions. or - pec cent, by Nic-
;ory notes, ..Da 70. maiioNs, or 25.T
pen csn. D. Treasury certificates, IS
agsiast 4S.l' PSI and 2G.S per cen. Of
6 car.es Forc.ns total of 1854 mil
iions .efor-ea The week before.
Discounted paper helA BY The Boston.
NV Y11k enS : ere.lnd Reserve banks
IS inclusive of 13%.s millions of paper
the soSlA and Middle West, cornrarcd
waiie accordance holdings OF the Bos-
toa, PHI ie'p,ia, Cleveland and San
grarciac5 barxs include 40 millions
Of yaaksrs' bis p-rchased from the
New loFN sHd Chicago banks, con-
rgred vita 5S.5 millions reported at
TIE - ,hc previous EEK
Government deposits show reduc-
tioa of So millions. while members
reserve deposits increased by 1Ts
w'liions ara c.Aer deposits, including
1o4eisa government credits a1d non
members c.ss~iny ACCOUNTS, increased
hv " nil.-u. The float" carried by
the Reserve banks and treated rs & &C.
d-c. Ut f-on2 gross deposits shows q
es.n ef i4S Ystl.I0rs. IS conse-
q.f1ce. calculated re. deposits, So :
miaiens, a.a sboa- G millions smal er
yhsa tne Neaa before. Substantial IN
creases N Federal EaserTe note ciroc-
lstica are reported by the Boston,
Phladerh "a. Cievelar6 and Eicamord d
banas, me total increase Tor The
System being 27.3 millions. In add
tio9, there vas also al incrensa Of p
= IONS n Federal Reserve bank noe
oircul7t;ou.
Gola reserves decli, ?. by 3.3 mil-
lions. while otner cash reserves show
es;r Of Al millions. The unusually
lsl..e Increase q $1.elO.000 in the paid
il capital Of the Reserve banks is due
la1seiy TO increases in the capital and
surllus accounts Of existing mem bers
II he New York, Richmond and San
Fra,cisco districts.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-15
Guatemala Is Now Ready
10 " elcone Immigrant

"Guatemala needs, on the one hand
im,.. grafton, and, OF the other hanl,
she needs 20 send her sons and daugh-
I ID s-.,c' in the United States.
Through these means Guatemala will
Iisa to The prosperity and dignity its
natusa' advantages give It right to
expect"
Such is the analvsis of General Jose
Ba7ros, riga. bower Of the revolution
tia. threw Cabrera mo the a5h heap
and son OF t'e Pres dent whose fore
sight aud vision we're priHc'D 'DaNy re-
spons'Dle Tor the Introduction into
Guslsmala Of the telephone, the tele-
graph and the other modem improve
mes mat spell civilization.
General Barrsos is in New Orleans
to study commercial and social condi-
tons lie has Just entered his oldest
son in the Gul.Dort Military Academy
Cabrera. b. his 7cheming and
poisoned Aattery, kept Guatemala very
Lack.sard.' he said But that s all
over now. Guatemala is free and
united in liberty behind a President
wao WIS chosen by national acc m
and has beeu recognized by the United
S'ates.
My country needs foreign capital TO
develop its resources. 1t needs
healthy and vic3rous immigration from
q country Ike this. 1t needs the as
s.a-ance of the United s ates in DIS
rleyiue rs oaYanrages and developing
It's resources.
on people need to SEND their boys
and girls to school IN the United states.
THIS will Do much toward strengthening
the relations Of the two countries and
raising my country to the height CT Its
pot.rtlall-y.
THE Guatemalan army has been
trained by European officers, but l am
- the o~inion that American ohcerS
would be better
"Guate nala, recovered from the mis-
New-York tribune., 1920-08-15

rule of Cabrera. and with condition.
thoroughly stabilized, has beatan tho
sword into ploughshara and is turn
ing her hopes to the construction Of
railroad lines, that she may realize on
her overs of production"
General Barrios originally expected
&c spend only few days in New Or
leans Rrt he was so delighted that
ne decided to put in most Of his time
here
"cf course he said, Il will have to
go to New York, but | shall stav there
only few DAYS and set back here as
soon as possible. There is a strong
feehns of sympathy between New Or
leans and Gustemsla The natural
ousiness outlet for my country is New
nrleans. New Orleans Item.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-15
MANHATTAN REAL ESTATE

BIG BARGAIN-New ana used wardrob.
trunks 500 Sixth ave. bet S0th-3ls, sts
New-York tribune., 1920-08-15

SAhfSMAN - Man, about twenty five
single, aggressive, clean cut. good ha bits,
MOI roe AFRAID OF "oik ambitious to earn good
'h'nty Ina5t furnish refe -ences: Christian,
commission and $50 weekl2 advance. 1orl
"a ana around New York also travei ever
l"aily must be able to estan niish sales
aEshclcs nigh ciasa auto accessory but
automobile experiences not OF al essential
Write full details. l. so Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-15

Excitement Restores Speech
Dumb for three years az the result
Of being shell-shocked in the war,
Trooper ". Hart suddenly recovered
his speech at Niagara on-the-LaSs,
Ontario, in the excitement Of S bowling
game.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-15
~ Furnished Rooms
Roardus Wanted
HELP WANTED FEsrAL]
Miscellaneous
YOUNG LADIES

YOUNG LADIES
Advertising Solicitors
oung ladies' to solicit Help Wanted
ag ,aaertlelng for popular foreign language
n3eWspapers = thosc with former experience
u,"s1Iehle; ,nH; excellent opportunity to make
1nonsy' Won,y' Apply Room e26, 63 Park Row.
NY WOMEN wanted; clerical worl, /.
index division Of prom,nsnt insurance con-
tnrnY taY must be accurate. neat and patns-
.as's 30 ~. ana write good hand; in reply
80 ase, eoucation. business experience
Tribune A-' D'N 's''
New-York tribune., 1920-08-15
Statesmen

W. w q are expanding our sales organization.
~, 80 cong some OF our salesrne n
AZ AZ oeinS promoted to Sales Ma ma rers
ne ihese posit'ons make IT possible for ore
" +" Il" ran waie End talk ond tell the truth
s. w. ."ih Nv, WV or more yearly. Do you
Want one Only clean cul men with de-.
lerfninatioo and initlative over 25 vii. be
Ggphs,Nefed Call 10 4. M 2 p NJ. 4
r NJ Suite 1919. IS w. Asa ST
suite 81. 1856 Montague St. Brooklyn. N. y.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-15

5lsT.. 2os EAsT-Astonishing bargain ?
stories and basement brownstone, 3Gxl05
immediate possession.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-15

BOOKKEEPER-We require Immediately
the services OF a competent bookkeeper
who is willing to locate in delightful sub
urbs nearby New York City: apply in own
writing. stating previous experience age.
religion, salary, bond. Daumer. New
Rochelle.
DOoKKEEPER, knowledge typewriting
state age. experience. salary expected; !;
Christian. L. $50. Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-15
Domestic
Long Island
UNTURNlsHED ROOMS WANTED

BCARDERS WANTED
S91H ST, l44 East: Lexington ave-I.aree
room. electricity, board optional; pr-
Vate house.
102D ST. PIG WEST single
double roc ms; excellent table. Phone River
aide 7320
New-York tribune., 1920-08-15
Furniture
Pianos and Musical instruments

MASON HAMLIN. Steinway Baby Parlo,
Grands Up-ights excellent condit ion. Erel
& Kimberlin III East saith St. 374 Colun.
bus ITSth).
New-York tribune., 1920-08-15

IIOJTSEWORKER - Wanted 70. three
adults well trained, general houseworker; ;
no laundry. salary $50, references required.
Apply sunday, Apt. l, S3 w. 18th st
NURSERY GOVERNEss-CHILD ACE 2 :;
FRENCH PREFENRED. HOTEL AL
GONQUIN, 50 WEST 44TH, MONDAY,
Ill MRS. PARKER.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-15

oIENOGRAP IN PHfsRS- -SECRETAR1AL. s School
% ror ~ ysHra practically all New Yorks 200
@ mo.us minute aeoretaries. law, court re-
Po.ters' ca n!ng over $50 weekly. received
rh'as riusN er,a!nlns ,..s new Pitmanic lightning
- 'rographeT now 800 words rninu,s faster
nan Ina oid fashion. so-called champions be-
glnnsra course; speeding; day. evening cor
ST. Bryant 1886
New-York tribune., 1920-08-15
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE
vNfunNlsHrp HOUSES TO LIT

LEXINGTON AVE Sl3.-Tour story h,vn
%, oassn.ent. go yeers; 5000 net PAons
New-York tribune., 1920-08-15
wEsTcElEsTEA COUNTY REAL ESTATE
lRTMENTs To LET

5eTN ST. - EAST-Unf.-nished apt. .
rooms AMI bath; si35 month: long or
shert term Mrs. Johnson. phone Plaza 2s74
New-York tribune., 1920-08-15
COUNTRY BOARD
West End, \. J.
HFLP WANTED FEMALE
Domestic Help

COOK-Competent white cook to go to
White Plains. small family. Cali Mon
day, 15l Fifth av,. corner 2lst st. Baroe.
Phone G310 Gramercy.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-15
Lost, Found and Reward
II Employment Agencies
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
Professional Help Male

EXECUTIVE SERVICE
CORPORATION
Near 5th Ave. II +. 4zd st.
wM. D. CAMP. PRESIDENT.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-15

GIRL. colored wants laundry chamber
maids work city or country Waite,
29el Madison
New-York tribune., 1920-08-15
SITUATION WANTED FEMALE
Miscellaneous

GIRL wirhes position evenings 70 take carr
OF children Ii parents wieh to go out
$3.50 TO - for evening. Lenox s2i.. III,
WsyI. 1876 =. S2d st.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-15
Trunks

BARGAINS-New and shop -soiled trunks
bags. sutcases. steamer outfits. Thomas
G. Hunt, $50 9Th az. (47th ST..
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-09-15
Handsome
New Suits
For Miss and MatrOn

Distinctive styles for both-Dashing
youthful suits in the new cut Ripples
and Tie Backs, faultlessly tailored, from
the seasons newest fabrics in the new
shades of Green, Liberty Blue and
Pheasant. Nearly all are fur trimmed.
For the Matron-straight lines and
tailored models in Brown, Navy ond
Grey, have first call-and are trimmed
with fur and much embroidery
Prices range from $33.75 up to $3.50
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-09-15

Wonderful new materials are shown
for the first time this season, and all are
represented in Fashion Shop stocks.
Whether your choice calls for con-
sentative straight line coat, one with the
new large collars, or the smart, new
wrappy affairs, your taste can be salts
fled here and at price that will prove
attractive for we are showing good, all
wool coats at $4,000 and up to $225.OO.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-09-15
AND WHEN WE SAY LATEST STYLES WE MEAN THE SAM
TERIALs AS ARE SHOWN BY THE EXCLUSIVE SHOPS A

BEST STORES OF THE LARGER CITIES FRO
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-07-29

Maude Clarkson, Florence Taylor,
Fannie Elizabeth Crane, The Ovid
State Bank, q Domestic Corporation;
H. c. McNew; the unknown alienees
of Anna s. Clarkson and Maude Clark
son as executors under the last will
and testament of John Thorne Clark
son, deceased; the unknown heirs, ex-
ecutors. administrators. devisees and
grantees Of Anna s. Chrkson, de-
ceased; the unknown heirs, executors,
administrators, devisees and grantees
of Maude Clarkson, deceased; the un-
known heirs, executors, administra-
tors, devisees and grantees Of Florence
Taylor. deceased; and the unknown
heirs, executors, administrator, de-
visees and grantees Of Fannie Eliza
beth Crane, deceased, Defendants:
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
COLORADO,
To the defendants above named and
to the defendants Designated above
as unknown, GREETING:
Yon are hereby required to appsar
in an action brought Asain1t syou
by the above named plaintiff IN the
County Court Of Ssdgwick County,