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New-York tribune., 1920-08-26
Frisco to Pay Bond Interest

At meeting of the board of direc-
tors of the St. Louis & San Francisco
Railway Company, a semiannual in
tefest instalment of per cent on the
ment of per cent on the income 6s
was declared payable October |.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-26

Oats-The oats market was feverlsh and
Irregular. closing &c higher for September
and q q sc net lower for the later months
Receipts were fair but shorts in the near
position seemed nervous. The local ca sh
market was easy; No. white quoted at
8sc. No. white, S6c No. white. SAC.
fancy clipped white. Ssc: ordinary clipped
white, sec. all elevator.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-26
Miscellaneous Oil Comnani.s
Atlantic Lobos Oil Co, com. 80

-N'i"''eiS LoooS oll 20, CON-. so 35
- 40 pA ',........ 95 105
C0soSn nos q 60. .............. IA IN
Elk Basin Con Petrol Co.. SIX Sil
Imperial OIL Co. Ltd d..., 9S 1o3
Magnolia Petroleum Co. 325 asu
Widwsst - 40, e,;.i'S por&tion' '...... lax 15H
Ntanwt - NSalins 20 No'......... 147 149
Tor,b,'.a. ~ 'Vuucers. '........ 1212 IS
~, 90 ,''"ese cli 20 ........... % 80
PRODUCERS & Retners Corp com az 81
Se,,,, - m IVuucers, new. ~ 13
N"puiPa t!ehhihg Co,......... 5n 5N
New-York tribune., 1920-08-26

Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close close 400
No. white. $o.S6 s0Ss sOsS
2ept' 2p '.'....... 81 81 TIN
Chicago: 'S
Rye-Market steady
Yesterdays Previous, Year
New York: close. close. apo
No. West. ..$2.35h s2.35N s1s5n
Flour and Meal-Ouotations were:
Yesterdays Previous Year
y: close. close aro
Spring patent.
COrnmeal.
Rye -four.
Bran. v''o
$500 $500 4So0
New-York tribune., 1920-08-26
Boston
ATiuir,~

$1,000 United Ry Inc "A
New-York tribune., 1920-08-26
Markets in Other Cities
Baltimore

Baltimore
Sales. Open. High. Low. Last.
SO Cons Coal... 79% 79% 79N 794
ZOO Celestinc .....130 1870 1870 1870
Cons Power. 96 90 96 96
SIS Canton ...16o 16O 16O 100
10 Maryland Cas-. 72% 72% 72h 72h
50 Penn w Pow. SOia S0la so so
100 United Ry com 11h 111a 11a 11h
IL u S pf. ..120 12l 100 121
Fair play., 1920-09-18
Order of Publication.

STATE OF MISSOURI,
t'ounty OF Ste. tcnevipvp,
In the Circui, Court, 10 the October term,
1920
The State OF Misson,i AT the relation and to
the use OF VIM. i lluck. Collector al the Rev.
erur oi Ste. Gcntvcvr County, Missouri,
plaintiff. vs. John tigpe, his unknown
heirs amt legal Representatives. belrnhnuts
Now. II, this day comes til" plaintiff herein
hy his attorney. g i. stanton, aud lilies his
petition. alleging, among "thrr things that
John A. tiggi, his unknown heirs AMI legal
representatives me helinq rnt for State and
County taxes IN TT W. Half y. 4. Quarter,
~. l!ar y. Il. Quarter. y. " T., contain
ing ~ - acres.
1T Survey 2OiG. containing III acres
in ste. Geneyieve County
Missouri. and that they are non-resi.
dents of the State OF Missouri.
Whereupon, it is ordered by the clerk. in
vacation, that said defendants; be notified
by publication that plaintiff has COM
mcnCed Il suit against them III this court.
the object and general nature OF
which is to recover back taxes for
the years 1916. lolc. 1917 and 1918 upon Pt
W. Half T.. Quarter. Pi n. Hall n. r..
Quarter \. ". Quarter containing 10. - acres
Pi survey 20I6 containing III acres. amount
ing in all {" al.03 ard that uni, IS
aaid defendant. be and appear at this
court. ut the next term thereof to be
Dcsun and holden ut the Court House In
the City of Ste. Gcnevicva, IN said County
| OF the
Fair play., 1920-09-18
Order of Publication,

STATE or MISSOURI CO
County of ste. Genevieve.
In the Circuit Court. to October term.
1920,
The State of Missouri, ut the .laiinu aud To-
the use oI WIN. T.. liuck, Collector 81 the rev
cunc oi Ste. Cenevirvc County Missouri
Plaintiff vs.. William Srsnk, his unknown
heirs and legal representatives. Defend nis.
New at this day comes the pluiuiin herein hv
his attorney Z. j. stanton. aud files his nptii-
ion, alleging among 'thcr things that william,
>es"k, his unknown heirs and legal rcprr,c,s
iatvcs are delinquent Tor state and County
taxes on ) " Quarter, :. T.. Quarter section
10, Township - Range Il colt tliung
10 acres in ste. Gencvrve County e.
Missouri, AMI that they are uJn.real.
dents of the State If Missouri.
WhereupOn. ii is ordered by the clerk, in
vacation, thai said Defendants be lotili. d
by publication that plaintiff has COM
menced a suit against them II this court.
the object and general nature of
which is to recover back taxes for
the years 1913. 1916 1917 and 1918 upon The :
W. Quarter, +. Quarter section III. Town
ship ~ Range containing 10 acres, amount
ing IN all to SlG.?l and that unless
said defendants be and appear at thu
cIirt at the next term thereof. To be
begun and holden Mt The Court House. in
the CITY of Ste. Genevieve,i III said Countv.
on the
Fair play., 1920-09-18

One of the most significant
signs of the campaign is found
in the letters newspapers print
from the readers which show a
general trend of independent
sentiment toward Cox and
Roosevelt, but no independent
Democratic sentiment toward
Harding and Coolidge. Every
day the Democratic papers con.
tain letters from readers an
nouncing that they are Republi-
cans but intend to vote for Gov
ernor Cox and Mr.. Roosevelt,
and similar letters frequently
appear in Republican news
papers, which probably receive
many more of the kind than they
print.
Fair play., 1920-09-18

The new Democratic State
Committee have opened head
quarters in the Pontiac Build
ing. Seventh and Market Streets,
st. Louis, and is prepared to
carry on an active and aggres.
sive campaign in behalf of the
entire Democratic ticket. G.. F..
Yancey, chairman of the COM
mittee, and his associates, have
thrown off their coats and have
plunged into their work en-
Enthusiastically. In his opening
statement, Yancev declared tha {
with the democratic Party
standing for continued prosperi-
ty and welfare OF our people but
not unmindful of our obligations
to humanity and the other ma
tiOns of the world, and with the
splendid personnel OF our ticket,
both State and National, that
Democrats should be proud to
support and work for them and
there should be no tagging"
Former Senator Kirk Hawkins
of Springfield, is directing the
work of the speakers bureau.
Doc. Brydon of Bloomfield, and
j. E. Boggs of Columbia, are
members of the bureau. Mrs.
J. NJ. Mcknight of King City,
and Mrs. Kate Morrow of JEFF.
ferson City, Chairman and Sec
retary, respectively, of the Wo
mans Democratic State Com.
mittee, are at the headquarters
and are actively directing the
campaign among the Democrat
ic women.
Fair play., 1920-09-18
Order OF Publication.
STATE or MISSOURI Ga
County OF Ste. Goncyicve.
In the Circuit Court. to october tern

STATE or MISSOURI, Ga
County of Ste Goncyicve.
In the Circuit Court. to october term,
iH20
The state of Missouri nj tho violation aud 10
the use Of Win =, luck, Collector Of The
tptenue Of ste, Genevievc Count. Missouri,
l. tiutifi, vs.. Peier I.abruycrp Estate. his uns
knn" N heirs and legal representatives, Drfcn-
dant-
NV. at his day comes the paiptiff herein,
by his attorney. T.. j. stanton and files his PC
iiiion nllrairg among Other things. that Peter
Ia'ruycre Estate. mis- unknown heirs aud legal
representatives ave Delinquent for State and
County taxes on Part of L. s. Survey No. 1850,
containing l92 acres in ste. Geucvirvc County,
Missouri, ami that they are non-resi.
dents Of the State of Missouri.
Nhercupon, it is ordered by the clerk In
vacation, that said defendants be rotined
by publication hat plaintiff has COM
neNard Il suit "Sainst taam III THIS COURT
the object and general nature OF
which iI to recover back taxes for
he wears l0l lnlG, 1917 aud I0ls upon Part
at u :. survey So. lSSH. containing ~
acre. nnlDunting on all tn s3G,01and that unless
sa:ti defendants be ana appear at this
court at the next term thereof, to be
besru and holden at the Court House. In
,he city oi Ste. Gepevieve,!n said County.
1r the
Fair play., 1920-09-18
Is Day of October

next, and ON or before The third day OF suid
term, II she term shall So long continue, al Il
II not then ON or before the last day of said
term, answer or plead 10 the u, tiliUn in snid
cause the same win he AIKEN as confessed ami
judgment wiil he renderc, accordingly.
And IL is further ordered that a COPY hereof
be publ ished according 10 law in the FAIR
PLAY, newspaper published in said county of
Ste. GrneNirNr, Tor four weeks surcessivcly ,
punished al least "uce week, the last inscr-
i'un To he at least thntN days before the first
day al said October term 81 this court
Given under my hand Ibis cath day Of Aug
usj. 1920
FEIIN J. RIGDON Clerk
l,FeliX j. Rlgdon Jletk OF the Circuit
Court, hereby certify that the above a"d fore,
gil is II Irue and correct copy ui The order ol
pubilcahch as ~" same appears ni record IN
my office this ~ II day al August, 1870.
iincss my hsnd and sal OF The Circuit
Court OF ste Geneveve County, Missouri
IL. tELIX } RiGDON,
sept 3h, 1920. Circuit Clerk
Fair play., 1920-09-18
18th Day of October

neNt' ann On or before the third day e sad
Term. IL ihc term shall So long continue. aud If
not, men on az before tie last day of said term
answer OF plead 10 the petition IN said cause
thesnht will he taken as confessed and judg
meht VIII he rendered accordingly
Nhu u rs TURNER ordered that a copy here I
ne phhlished accor,iug tn law IN the tAiii
iLAf, II newspaper published IN said county :"
ste Gcnevieve for four weeks SuccrsSiyely
punished at lerst once n week. the last i"srr.
tioh tr be at least thirty da,s before the iii 81
dny oi sati October term oi This court.
Give undermy hand this .lth day OF Aug
ust. 1920.
FELIN J. RIGUON. Clerk.
l' reiN Rig'lnn, Clerk 81 the Circuit
Court, here hy certify that the above an,l iuir-
gong IS true aud correct copy Of the order al
p"hIlrhti"n as the same appears of record iI
my "nirr this 2ith day ni August. l9!0
Wlt""ss M hand and seal oi the Circuit
Court "f Ste Grncvrvp County. NJ issuuri.
VI FEIlN j. RlGDON
sept. lti 1920 (irruit Clerl
Fair play., 1920-09-18
20th Day of October

next, and On or bef ore the thiri day Of said
term, II the term shall 80 long continue, and
II hot.lhcn on or before the last day OF said
tcin, answer or plead to the petition in sad
Cauec. the same will be taken as Confessed and
jndp mtut viii he rendered accordingly,
Anh II rs further ordered that II cory hereof
he published according TO law IN the AIR
PLAY, II newspaper published in sa Il county "i
ste. benrvIpNc, for fpur weeks stcCcSsivCly :,
published at least once week, the Last insrr-
tiun 10 he at least thirty days before the first
day "i 81 i'll BciUhrr tenn Of this court.
biyrm under my hand this 2ith duy oi Aug
ust, 1870.
Eel IN RIGDON, Clerk.
!, Felix y. Eisdnn, Clerk of III Circuit
C"uri, hereby certify tine above and tore
g"i Z is true and kert copy OF the orhcr "i
pubitcatiOn as the same appears of record ~
my Office thI. 2ithduy of August. l!lU
Ntt'"s' n luIi til g. pt tn" CircIii.
curt "t ste. Grnuyiryr County. Missouri.
q. = FElIN j. hI DOS,
sept. ith. 1870. Circuit Eirrl .
Fair play., 1920-09-18

The Salvation Army County
Advlsary Beard Convention in
st. Louis last week was the
beginning of what in all likeli.
hood will prove the greatest con-
certed attempt for statewide re-
lief ever undertaken in Missouri.
Three hundred delegates attend
ee and 101 counties were repre-
scented. The missing counties
sent delegates to the Salvation
Army County Advisory Board
convention in Topeka. 1t being
agreed that certain counties near
Kansas City could better enjoy
the facilities of the Salvation
Army by centering their efforts
at that point. Mrs. Andrew j.
Siebert, G. j. Stanton and Felix
Petrequin We're the delegates
from Ste. Genevieve County that
attended the meeting.
Fair play., 1920-09-18
2lth Dny of Ortnher

next, aud on or berr. the third dav of said
term, II HE term shat long continue, aud
IL MOI. then nd ur before the Ia day oi said
term, answer nr plrar to the petition in sitd
cnus" the same will be taken ns confessed and
Judgment VIII be rendered accordingly
Mud II Is further orderpd that copy hereof
he published according to law III the Fair Play Z.
a newspaper published in said county OF Ste
Grnrvirvc, Tor four weeks sucrrssivrly. pub
hshrd at least once II week. the last insertion
TO br nj least thirty davs before the First day OF
said October term of This court
Given under my hand this 2ith day of Aug
ust 1870
tELIN j. RIGDON, Clerk
!, Felix :. Ric'ion, Clerk OF the Circuit
Court, hereby certify that The above aud fnrV-
going j. true rnd correct copy Of the order
of publication as the same appears Of record
in my office this 2iih day of August. 1920.
Witness nv hand Hnd seal OF the Circuit
Court ui >tc. Genevievc County. Missouri
a.. :. FELlN J RlGID\.
sept. Ith, 1870. Circuit Clerk
Fair play., 1920-09-18

One of the finest tributes ever
paid to the labor record of Gov
ernor Cox was that of Penn.
sylvania miner, who in a strik e
escaped across the State line
into Ohio and said: "Pennsyl,
vania is Siberia; Ohio is Ameri-
Ca" The Governor of Ohio,
then as now, was James NJ. Cox,
who settled all Ohio strikes with
out calling ont a soldier or firing
a shot.
Fair play., 1920-09-18
Chanberaln's Collie aud Diarrhoea
Remedy in Michigan.

Mrs. A. H. Hall, Caseville, Mich. ,
says, Il wish to thank yon for your
grand good medicine, Chamberlain's
Collie aud DiarrI,oea Remedy. We
are never without 1t in the house, and
| am sure it saved our baby's life this
summer"
Mrs, Mary Darlington, Casey lille, -,
Mich, SAYS. II haye used Chamber
lH,n's Collie and Diarrhoea Remedy
Tor years aud it has always given
~ ompt relief" adv
Fair play., 1920-09-18

John +. Sullivan. secretary of
state. has received official Motif
cation from Secretay Colby Of
President Wilson's cabinet that
the equal suffrage amendment to
the federal Constitution had
been ratified by sufficient num-
Der of states to make it part of
the organic laws of the nation.
SO far as Missouri is concerned,
this notification is sufficient to
give the qualified women of the
state the ballot.
Fair play., 1920-09-18
Despondency.

Sufferers from Indigestion are apt to
become discouraged and feel that COM
plete recovery is not to be hoped for.
NO one could make a greater mistake.
Hundreds have been permanently
cured by taking Chamberlain's Tab
lets and can now eat NJ. ything they
crave. These tablets strengthen the
stomach and enable it to perform It's
functions naturally. IL you have not
tried them do SO at once. adv
Fair play., 1920-09-18
Order nf Publication.
STATE or MISSOURI. S..

County of of ste. Gcnev;eve, 81
In the Circuit Court, To october term, 1870.
The State of Missouri. ut the rcln tion ana to
the use of WIN. p. Huck, Collector OF the
Revenuc of ste. Geneveve County. Missouri,
Plaintiff VS., David Clark. his unknown heirs
and legal representatives, Defendants:
Now nj tbis day comes the lnintir here.n,
by his a'tofney. g. !. Stanton. and files mis-
petition, alleging nmorg other things thar
defendant. David Clark, his unknown heirs
and legal representatives, are delinquent for
State and County taxes on part OF
u. \. Survey is,i2. containing 5.2o
acres in ste. Genevieve County,
aiss'n.rl. ana tnnt u,cy are non-tc.i.
dents ~ the State of Missouri
WLricupon. 1t Is oidero-. ny TIE clerk, IN
vacation, that said detcU,.tEt3 Ee rut.livd
by publication thn, plaintiff has COM
the Object and general nature of
which is to recover back taxes for
the years 1918, 1916. 1917 and 1918 upon part
of Y. :. Survey 1852 containing 32 acres.
said defendeans be and appear at this court
ut the next regular term thereof, to be begun
and holden Mt the Court House in the City of
Ste. Genevieve. in said County, on the
25th day of October,
next. and on or before the third day of said
term il the term shall So long continue. and
If not. then on or before the last day of said
term answer or plead to the petition in said
cause. the same will he taken rs confessed
and Judgment will be rendered accordingly.
And it is further ordered that n copy hereof
he published according to law in the FAIR
PLAY. newspaper published in said county
of ste. Genevieve, for four week successive
ly. published Mt least once week. the last
Insertion to he Mt least thirty days before the
first day of said October tie IN OF this court
Given under my hand this oath day OF Aug
gust 1920.
FELIX j. RIGDON, Clerk.
|. FELIX J. RIGDON. Clerk of the Circuit
Court. hereby certify thaC the above and
foregoing is true and correct COPY of the
order OF publication the same appears of
record in my ONCE this q day OF August.
1920
Witness my hand and seal of the Circuit
court of ste. Geneyieve County, Missouri.
o.. s. FELIX j. RIGDCN,
September 1. 1870. Circuit Clerk.
Fair play., 1920-09-18

Senator Harding has at last
said something that is bold,
fearless, clear as Il bell and
which cannot be successfully
disputed. Evidently without
consultation with Chairman Hays
or Senator Penrose or the cam.
paign committee, he comes right
out and in tones that carry con
viction to the mind and a thrill
to the heart declares: THE
history of civilization is a very
interesting story
Fair play., 1920-09-18
Order of Publication
STATE OF MISSOURI, 80
ttnfx 81 $50 LnhAt.flrA 4 -

STATE OF MISSOURI, 90
County Of ste. Genevieve,
In the Circuit Court. to October term, 1920.
The State of Missouri, at the relation and
to the use ot Wm. p. HuCk, Collector of the
Revenue of ste. Genevieve County. Mis-
souri,. Plaintiff. VS.. Joseph Bopy. his un-
known heirs and legal representatives,, De-
PENDANTS.
Now, at this day comes the piaintiff, here
in by mis- attorney. G. j. stanton and files
his petition, alleging among other things
that defendant, Joseph Bogy his unknown
heirs and legal representatives are deliu-
Quent for State and County taxes on f. :,
lots Il ., n. w. = in section 3, township 35,
range s containing 1910 acres.
Part U. :. survey 32Gl containing SO Gi
acres in ste. Genevieve County,
Missouri, and that they are uon-r.si-
dents Of the State of Missouri.
Nhereupor, ii is ordered by the clerk in
vacation, that said defendants be rotii.,d
by publication that plaintiff has com
menced a suit against them III this court
the object and general nature Of
which Is to recover back taxes for
the years 1915, 1915 1917 and 1918 upon f 4,
lots & ?, \. w. 4 in section 3, township IS.
range s, containing 1910 acres.
Par. L. :. Survey 322i, containing SO 81
acres, and amounting to S3i.2i. and that
unless said defendants be and appear at
this court cat the next term thereof, to he
begun and holden at the Court House in
the City of ste Genevieve, said County, on
Fair play., 1920-09-18

1t is said that 80 monks of the
Trappist Order in France are to
come to the new Melleray Abbey
near Dubuque, Iowa, the only
Trappist Abbey in the United
States besides Gethseumane,
in Kentucky.
Fair play., 1920-09-18
Just What She Needed.

Il used bottle of Chamberlain's
Tablets some time ago and they
proved to be just what | needed, ;"
writes Mrs. Volta Banksou, Chilli.
cothe, Mo. They not only relieved
me of indigestion hut toned up my
liver and rid me of backache aud
dizziness that had been subject tn
for some time. They did me world
of good and will always speak a
good w0ld for them adv
Fair play., 1920-09-18
FELIX j. RIGDON
August D. 1870. Clerk Circuit Cou rt +.

One of the largest charges of
dynamite ever exploded in this
state was touched off at Swee.
ney, Mo-, recently, where a sec
tion of rock 100 feet deep, 22O
yards long and $50 feet wide,
was dislodged by u single blast
of $4,000 lbs. of dynamite.
Fair play., 1920-09-18

Senator Harding is not a
whirling dervish," asserts Sena-
'ot New. He certainly is not.
Now that is settled, what is he?
Fair play., 1920-09-18
Order of Publication
STATE OF MISSOURI, GO
,nunty nf Sta Genpyipyp. 80

AIE of
County of ste. Genevieve,
In the Circuit Court, to October term, 1920,
The state of Missouri, Mt the iti,iion and
to the use OF WIN. =. Huck, Cui cctor Of
the Revenue of ste. Genevieve Cnuntv, Mis-.
souri,, Plaintiff VS.. Lena =. Warde her un-
known heirs and legal repr, Sentatives,
Defendants.
Now, nj this day comes the plliHtiir here
in by his attorney. G.. j. stanton. and files
his petition. alleging among other hing that
defendant Lena s. Warden. her unknown
heirs and representatives are ,"iirquent
for state and County taxes on par of s. W.
fri, 4, section "a, township 81. range con
tanning 4. .O6 acres. S. "a. W. "a. n. W. =, pit.
NE N. w. q. Section IS, township 81,
Range 4, containing 46 acres in ste. Gene.
We've County, Missouri and that they are
non residents OF the state OF Missouri
Whereupon. IL IL Is ordered by the clerk in
vacation, that said defendant be notified
by publication that plaintiff has commenced
n suit against them in this court the object
and general nature of which Is to recover
back taxes for the years 1918, 1916, 1917 aud
1918 upon part of s. w. fri quarter. section
"a, township 81. range I containing i.06 acres.
s a. w. =. N. ". 4. pit. N. Il. =, N. w. 4,
section 25. township 81 range z. containing
i6 acres and amounting to S23 SO and that
unless said defendants be and appear at
this court, at the next term thereof, to be
begun and holden at the Court house in the
city of ste. Geneyieve. In said County. on
Fair play., 1920-09-18
Order OF I|nhlicntiOn

STATE OF MISSOURI.
County of Ste Gencvicyr. IS
1870
he state of Missouri. at tn" relation aud T.,
the us" "i "m. i llurk, Collector oi the Rev
enu" nf Ste rrn"N irvt County. Mssnuii.
Plaintiff. VS. Ida A. King. her unknuwn heirs
anu iegtl representatives. Deruani".
N"w. al his 'iay comes the plaintiff herein l.
hA MS attorney, T.. \. 'tani"n, nnd files hi
p III "n' hll"g n-. among other things, that
liza \. hhg, her unknown heirs and Legal
representatives ~" Delinquent Tor State aud
and County taxes IN the ~ Tia. y r. Quar-.
ter III section lot :. Township block 49, Tang.
!, containing oIa"Irs in st.. Gen, We've Count, ,
Missouri, and that they are uOn-fc5i-
dents Ot the State of Missour.
Whereupon, 1t is ordered by The clork, in
vacation, that said defendants he rlt,t.l
by publication that plainIiif has CONS
menced suit -.-ainst them ~ TINS court.
ths object ana general nature OK
which is to recover back taxes fer
the years l9i5, i9lG. 1911 and lgis upun the
Halt y +. ipu"rt"r in >'cti' lot :, TOWNSHIP
block 30. range containing 81 acres amount
Ing In all to SEA and that uuless said drirn-
dunis he hnd appear at this court. ut the ncNl
term thereof, tp he hrgun aud holden Mt The
Court House. on the City of Ste. Genevirvc
in said County, on She
Fair play., 1920-09-18
Order of Publication.
STATE OF MISSOURI, In the cir
50. cGit Court
County of ste. Genevieve,) to October


County Of ste. Genevieve,) to October
Term, 1920.
John Bcauchamp, Plaintiff,
Cora lieauChnmp, Defendant.
No. 80, Action. Divorce,
II appearing to the substitution Ol the clerk
of th!s Court from the vurIiicd petition
Hh,cnted herself from her usual place of
abode ia the City and County of ste. Genev-
ieyc and State of Missouri; that her present
place Of uNDhc Is unknown to plaintiff, and
that the ordinary process OF law cannot be
served upon Ecr IT. this State. Upon motion of
defendant he notified 10y pHhlICHliOn that II
cISul action has been commenced against her:
TIE object and General nature Of which IS 10
obtain q decree oi divorce from thehOuds of
mulrmonv existing uet cen the parties here
To, on the ground That defendant. wholly dis
regarded her duties as the wife of plaintiff.
deserted pluintff in july 1912. ana has ubSen
ted herself from plaintiff without a reasonable
cause for the spuCe Of one whole wear and
more next before the filing of this pet. tion:
, term of TINS court to he begun ana held IN the
CITY OF ste. GruryleYe, State of Missouri on
the fourth Monday Of October next. 1890 and
ON or before the third day thereof. answer
the plaintiffs petition, the same viii be taken
against her as confessed,
And II is iur,hcr ordered that II copy hereof
bc Published according to law in Ihe ste.
Gcucvicyc tNlN piAN. It weekly cW>paper,
pr'ntcd and published in the City Of Ste. Gene
We've. Mo,
4 true copy from the UecOrd.
Witness my hand and seal Of the
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we've. Missouri, this 25th day Of
August, 1920
FELIX j. RIGDON.
August y. 1929. Clerk Circuit Cou rt