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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-28
QUEsTINOS AND ANSWERS.
Kidney Trouble.

I was examined by my physician
who found that l have kidney
trouble. ] am going to take his ad-
vice and be fixed up. wish you
would tell me what diet would be
best for me to follow. IT. c. P)
Answer-That is, Of course. i'm
possible, for I have nd, conception
Of the nature of the trouble nor OF
your individual requirements in the
way Of foods. So-called diets pur-
porting to be appropriate for this
and that disease are scarcely worth
considering seriously. A diet must
be adapted to the individual ,condi-
tons. What is one mans meat ID
another mans poison, even though
they both have the same kind ri
kidney or other disease. The ply
stefan who found that you have
kidney trouble is the only one in
position to advise about your diet
Gas on Stomach.
have been considerably troubled
for some time with formations Of
gas ON my stomach, quite severe al
times. l would appreciate it if you
give me q list of proper foods and
food combinations which would be
correct for me. &C. H. b.
Answer-Read the reply to the
FORGING query and substitute, oh
any one of 4 score of different con.
ditions or diseases in which gas or
the stomach" is a common com
plant. The food combination ide,
is a charlatan's bunk. Instinct ant
taste or appetite alone are the SAT
est guides as to the combination o.
two or more foods at one meal
There is no need for any pseudo
scientific nonsense to decide wheth
er one cares for any two foods al
the same time. II
f. c. B., r W, c. G. W, M. II. NJ.
d. r. o..
You and each of you, and scores
of Others similarly afflicted, greet
ings. DR.. Brady regrets he is un
able to reply to your questions be
cause your form of signature ITO
instance, ]. J. Smith) leaves him il
doubt whether you are Of the mas
culine, feminine or neutral sex.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-28
JOYCE.

JOYCE.
In one particular ERA In feminine
nomenclature, names Of gladness
figured prominently. Joyce is one
Of those. 1t is not extraordinarily
popular and it is not nearly SO
pretty as its French equivalent,
Jocelyn. 1t signifes-sportive or
merry.
Etymologists tell us that 1t comes
from the French joie which was
meant to express an inarticulate
shout OF ecstacy. The original cry
is preserved in the Swiss yodel or
shout Of the mountaineers. A num-
Der Of feminine names have come
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-28

the crumpled naner and eo,a.a ..
into her sensihIa hae rhas - :.
gazed souarely into e thu Aer n. S : :
lover ~ '"e "aa ?
rs al th,. INIT. ....,,
Hovle and tho irds, 1912. "
fessor ~ shs a.tsS '"' pio-
"Profaseor,, W.,
sight than, yon,vs ha a" me Dy
filing hohhv, Prt ~ " NY
don't law n mn .-.,r.. vs =. W.
nossihIa iovs p. ~. 80 n III
take Won home isss.a nos
.Sureiv nros...o- IL, -
the narr ~ rno- NJ e q .C.os.
I aivavs ~ IN p.,t... 20 ~ae =
too for that matt. .Sae"s .ox ~
vavr IN the YssS;on ron aha Nv - -
niCht INT -. =. ~ ~. 1850 ~
alwavs I'm F1em CO.,. &c., 20.
No .nrno.a Tn No. "a 1.
I'm IN your msth A a,~,s,a~ ~,
c,... ST. a. - -. .s'v ~.
seat and I've -s.sd ~ , rs,, WI. s.a
'dav Tor thr.. 80. hs sUS e,esy
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-28

Francs owes the United States $3.50. 900. 900
Ea1A announces that every dollar Of It will be
|#pe0 when It 10 due, Oct Is. Incidents Of that
ttEM are sometimes regarded suspiciously -
Needing up to Q heavier touch.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-28
The custom Of throwine rice ono

The custom Of throwing rice over
. nswly-married pair originated IN
India. The Hindus thought that
the rice. a. IN Offering to the gods,
thrown over the happy pair. would
please the holy ones" and cause
tkem TO bless the union.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-28

IL is Just one thing after another. Before
SmtSy . man had concluded what he could do
N lhs future with corkscrew, he has to con-
ci,ils what hs can do in the future with coal
sa6uiltle.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-28

own clothes and practice reason-
able economies In the fact Of fatu-
ous custom u more likely to land
one. These quick spenders SOME
how don't appeal to the marrying
type Of young man, that still hobs
up now and then.
Very few women are physically
ready to marry before the age OF u
years. Very few are too old to
msfry before the age Of 40 years.
The ideal wedding season is from
81 to rs years.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-28

1overnor Cox got into moving picture
NI& crowd Of bathing girls in Los Angeles,
vk1ch is something probably that hadn't better
b duplicated on . front porch.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-28

Lillian Russell called last week on Senator
HeudlHKe and pledged her support LILLIAN 10
k4leved to DO the Oldest living member Of q
HiiAt Voters league.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-28
:Vg MS r9AliS AMcieMr Eeee9y
QF HAPPY NlRRIRD LIE.

(DO0I De TOO uut01ul II you WAAt " mAAo
marriage : success Aarrie9 persons
L. George, English author and femintst).
Hubby to Wiae:)
ny dear, you never will grow old!
Your charms are proof gatnst times decay;
All other women leave me cold;
TO me they are Is lifeless clay,
But in my heart you hold full sway:
All other charners are as naught
Gee whix, her hair is getting gray!
But must never voice that thought.
(Wfae to Hubby:)
My love for you has grown tenfold.
Dear heart, I've nothing left to pray.
Your eye with youthful ardor bold
Cleans as upon our wedding day;
l ne'er have known days dismAy
Since you my hand in marriage sought
lHeavens! He's fat and bald-but nay:
Twould never do to voice that thought!)
(Both-TO The0selyes:)
How many length'ning years have rolled
O! SO YEARLY on their way.
Cov'ring my youth with times dank mold
Since days when was free and gay:
When life was laughter, love was play.
%! What q, wreck the years have wrought!
Love! All me, it has gone astray
Silence! / must not voice that thought
LENvOL
Well it's a cinch it doesn't pay
To fight when fights need not be fought.
TRUTH like an ass. is prone to bray;
So Just think truth-dont voice the thought!
"IT should be remembered by distinguished
New York legislators whose collars can be
lifted over their heads without unbuttoning
!. begins Mr.. Brisbane. Whereas, Ar
thurs belt couldn't be lifted over HIS head
without unbuckljng.
BY All Means, Pass the Cheese!
(Silvis Correspondence.
pleasant feature Of the
afternoon was the large number Of ba-
bies attending, ranging in age from
weeks to years. The president Of the
work committee remarked that each
mother who brought a baby out to the la
dies aid society such = warm afternoon
ought to be presented with quarter and
pound Of long horn cheese.
ROCK ISLAND won the toss and chose
to defend the vets goal"-Mas sport page.
| Well the vets never had . more valiant
defender than Rock Island
lHary Had Little Shawl; There Wasn't Much
OF It
And Everywhere That Mary Went She Must
Have Made Hit!
(FTom Way Back When" Chi Trib.) z,
Bouquet Mary" with little shawl
| around her shoulders, sold posies in the
old Northwestern railroad station?-
I s. F. L. -
EXCEPTIONAL room for business people;
continuous hot water; $10-$15. 954 St. Mich.
olas a. (158th st).-New York Tribune
How dyou mean exceptional? Lots Of bus
mess people are already in hot water.
Dear, Dear! So bad Is That
CFrom the Monmouth Atlas.
Erma Farris is still very sick at her
home in Blandinsville and there is no
| school in her room here, as it seems
utterable impossible to procure a sub
stitute.
'eMARENGo wOMAN's CLUB TO PROVIDE
MILK FOR CHILDREN IN TWO GRADES.
Eigin News.
Well. that sounds reasonable.
! \"B1G FALL IN FOOD PRICE PREDICTED
WHAT sweetly solemn thought, :.
R ENG
]
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-28
A l,EfP&Tg95 !; 8& !! &! Or. Z: Z;
II ~ j MRC. ELIZABETH THOMPSON

Ny mother doesn't caro- n 90 WIN
him Just n . friend. But ne nas
asked me different times to kiss
him, at which / refused.
MOTHERS GIRL
You are too young to go 70 inc
movie with q boy. You can ses
that he does not regard you rust -
a friend or he would not have askeo
to kiss you.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: am
girl Is years old. Since youth II
has been my only desire 10 % :
moving picture actress. reop,e
tell me l am ut for such WORK. my
parents have given their consent "
60 and try my luck. Would you 40
wise me to 60! ANXIOUS.
l would advise you to continuo
with your studies three years long
eF. You are too young to 90 now
Producers want intelligent ac'-
reSses,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-28

"a However, woman's suffrage wasn't the real
issue that many woman hoped to see the
happy termination Of In leap year.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-28

NyoAn McGraw 10 - rough with the actor
n3l1Ss the critics.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-28

ai4issippi man, 1os years old. cut his third
~ pf ieetA Just too late to enjoy tho 1890 sweet
CO. efop.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-28

More than 1000 telephones srs
Installed in. London every week
Sixty-three film companies pau
the pope the huge total OF s2oo'vVs
for the privilege OF photosrapniAs
the canOnixation of Joan q Arc
ce9emonials In Rome.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-28
Argus Information Bureau


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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-28

The girl deliberately smoothsd
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-28

"IT should be remembered by distinguished
New York legislators whose collars can be
lifted over their heads without unbuttoning
, begins Mr.. Brisbane. Whereas, Ar
thurs belt couldn't be lifted over HIS head
without unbuckljng.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-23
HoSPODARSKA SVE-
PCMOC.

V LibkoVicich u Duchcova,
ia rozhra1i okresu duchcov-
sh6h0 a mosteckeho, bylo zalo..
5eno Prvnt severoceske vyroh
nj a vyvozni druzstvo sklai-.
s.le a hrusitske, zapsane spoie-
censtvo s 1ucenim obmezenym
Uvazi-li Sc. De We dvou Zmin6-
l;ych okresech jest ma so pro
cent cesk 2ho obyvatelstva, jez
ma vSak Glc statistik n6mecke-
no Bundu pouza 5 procent no
spod&FskG silly We svych rukou,
Jest dulezito, re cesti sklafi.
brusici, malili skla a JIM reme-
slnici Sc vzchopili k r;tznemu
emu svepomoci.,
Do konce cervence prihlasi-
10 Sc jiz asi $50 techto ceskych
lidi k druzstvu, jez stavi Lib
Eovicich velik6 sklarny bru-
sfrny nakladem $1,000, 900 ko-
run. Zavody tyto zamestnavaji
neimehe 500 pracovnlku a po-
eta Sc s rocni vyrobou asl
100000 kg. bileho duteho a
Iuxusniho brouSeneho skla, ja-
kozi 100000 lahvi a 1900
600 ctverecnich metru skla ta-
buloVeho. Il techto Cislic moz-
no posoudiu, lakou posilou bu-
de tento p3dnik pro cesky zivel
ma horke pud6 Mostecka a
Duchcovska.
Clenem druzstva muze stat sc
kazdy, kdo Sc prihlasi a upise
aspon ] 5lensky podil, jejz nut
no zaplatiti do 6 mesicu po u
psani. Cicn ma pravo ma lcast
ma zisku die usneseni valne hrC
mady a naproti tomu ruci ia
zavazky Druzstva jednonasob-
nym obnosem upsanych podi-
III. Penize ,nozno lined zasllat
Ustredni bance ceskych Sport
tclen, expositufe Duchcov6
ktera ma pozadani zaSle upiso
yaci plih!aSl@y a stanovy Druz
stva.
Vzhledcr k hospodarskeml
. narodnimu vyZnamu tohotC
ceskeho podniku, lakoz i MIKE
mu kursu Csl. koruny lze oceki
vati, re americti krajanG pou
ziji vydarnd teto prilezitosti J
yyhodnG ihvestici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-23

East. A. Huml: Vidim pre-
dem, re ma konferenci Ike spo-
jeni nedojde, ale pral bych 81,
aby vsichni schopni pracovnici
V nasem verejnem zivote sill
svych venovali ma dale k dobru
a prospechu nafodniho zivota
a svobodomyslnos;i.
East. Zak: Name mezi nami
ldosti schopnych lidi, kteTi do
yedli nase zalezitosti ku pro-
spechu vesti bez Vojana a We
rim, re i ma dale toho dovedou
re Cleveland bude vzdy po-
vinnost svoji konat.
Tresti cele debaty byl tento
MAJOR: Pritomni clenoye a "a
stupci spolkl nesouhlasi Sc spo
|jenfm, pokud by trvalo usili
pf1slusnosti k 1stredne Svazu
Svobodomyslnych, a to hlavne
z toho duvodu, Ae cele teto
ustredny stoji lide, jako na pr.
Karnfk a Kreisl, kteri z pricin
nam znamych nemohou poz{-
vati nasi dGvery, vim meme sta
ii V cele Cechd svobodomysl-
nych, anebo Vojan, jenz nami-
ste ably pracoval k spolecne,
klidne a uspesne praci, Stve
strany proti sobe, ably tim lepe
mohl svoji jesicnosti hoveti,
Nejde tedy o nekter6 jednotliv
ce z nasi strany, kteri by z O.
sobnich choutek chteli snad
spojeni poskodit, ale jde tn o
zajem celku, ktery mali uspe-
sne existovat a X nemuz pri-
Esslhseti by bylo ctf, musi We
SVEN cele miti nejprve lidi, je-
jichz test nebyla dosud kom-
promitovana.
! Dosud We vSecn predchaze-
J jicfch schuzich Sc rento MAJOR
! umlcoval, nikdo MIN nechtel
,Evyjiti' ven, ale poznalo Sc, re
| Jest potreba jiti pravdou ven
! byt' byla trpka a poukazati
ina .ony vfedy, bez jejichztc
4 odstraneni nebude zdravehC
zivota.
S projevem timto vsichni pr
tomni souhlasili.
| Jelikoz zatim doba znacn6
i pokrocila, predseda p. Bern
reiter schIzi ukoncil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-23

Anekdcticky rozmarne puso
bi dues CtCni olanlu proleso1s {,
Stokiasy, lcn5 kratce 20 pocat-
ku yalky s 0hror17Frn apara-
tenn vedeckym a sloVy proTo-
ckymi dokazoyai. re usttedni
mocnosti .,sou potravinami "a.
sobeny - ma tri mesice, Y te
dobe totiz ustredri nocncst
chtely vaiku miti skoncenu.
Dasili 81 mnozi, re valka bu
de velmi drahou, ale bvli uklio
neni temi, kdoz rlkali, re neDu
Ge st&ti vice nea par korun. -
A varu stala valka korunu ra
kouskou, nemeckou, ruskou
nGkoik korunek neneckycl
pa r0wnlCaG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-23

PTedseda X. Bernreiter: Jest
mi velice divine, proc dnes ne
isou zde ii, nimiz sc name
spojit. Jiz dine 2. fijna jest
konference, ma ktere sc ma spo
jeni projednat a proto nepfito-
mnost zastupcu druhe strany
nesvedci 0 opravdovem zajmu.
Nemnze nam byt cilem usnese-
nj chicagskeho sjezdu Svazu
Svobodomyslnych, kde bylo
pfitomno II zastupcu venko-
va, ale $50 zastupcu z Chica-
ga a kde venkovskym zastup-
cum nebylo MONO oproti o.
brovske vetsine cnicagskych g
| jakymkoli navrhcm proraziti. |.
Nemohou mas vabit vei spoiled
! ny sired lide, kteTf ma sjezdu
neslusne sc zachovali vuci nrl-
tomnym zenam, je nanejvys
hrubym zpusobem urazili, Ne
mohou mas pod sve komando
zlakat lid9 druhu Karnlkova,
ktery ku pr. ma sjezdu tvrol,
re zastupuje go spolk1 new
yorskych a zatfm byl zvolen
cd ctyr lidi We schulz pritom-
nych a jel do Chicago ma
Sized "a penfze Ceskoameric-
Ike Matice Skolske.
Spojenf jsme 81 pfedstavova-
Iii tax, re vsichni svobodomy-
slni slouclme sc v organisaci,
majfci cistou firmu a rekord
velike prace "a sebou, zaroven
vsak v organisaci slime, rozsife-
ne po celych Spoj. Statech
Proto by byvalo lepe, kdyby
iednotlivi clenove Svazu fpfi-
stoupili X Cs. Mar. SdIQzeni
cili kdyby mensina pfistoupila
X vetSine. AvSak zde jest ha.
eek ten, re u Sdruzeni sc pra-
cuje zadarmo a to pan Vojar
| nedovede. Gin vice poznava
me cinnost Vojanovu a elm ia:
sn6ji poznavame dilvody, PROD
tax ci jinak delal, tim vice |
mas trait ma Gene, tim vice les
V naSich ocich menSi.
| Sokolove V Clevelandu jsot
pro spojeni, ale ne pod Il
strednou Svazu, nachaZejici 81
" rakou byvalych neprate
) prace osvobozovaci. Pred val
kou jsme nemohli sorganisova
mas lid do Svazu Svobodomysl
dnes Sc do neho derol
lide, kteri vidi, re by mohli "a
lujat mfsta a proto Sc stavi We
lil1ymi svoboari.
: East. V. Novotny: V Amer
( Del. Listech byl clanek, aby
chom tvofili pevny celek, al
Delnicka Rada sama stoji stra
l nou a ilepfedchazi pfikladem
: Co spojime? Pfipojime Sc
< hrstce lidi, k nimz vetsina Ce
chu svobodomyslnych citi od
/ por? Lepe jest drzeti Sc telesa
( ktere delalo praci dobrou a n
-Itelesa druheho, ktere nedelal
: mic. Nepochoputl neutralit
: -|Svazu legionafa, kteri maji V
c SVEN stredu bratry katolickeh
j vyznani usnaSi Sc ma projevu
= aby Sdruzeni a Svaz Svobodo
myslnych Sc spoiily celek.
|
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-23
SCHUZE CESKOSL. MAR.
SDRUZENf

dne 20. t.sm. koRala Sc "a ne
velke ucasti clenu. Pritomny
byly danny Stolfova, Lapkova a
Lisa z Chicago, ktere braly u
cast ma Zlatem jubileu Jedno-
ty Ceskych Dam a zdrzely Sc v
nasem meste. Uvitany byly
predsedou p. K. Bernreiterem,
ktery je t6z pozadal, ably nam
laskave sd6lily, jak Mich do
ma, v Chicagu, narodni prace
sc bere V pred.
Panf Stolfova, horiiva pra-
covnice Ceskem Narodnlm
Sdruzeni poukazala ma nedav-
ne boje, jake bylo Sdruzenl
prodelavati proti utokum j.
stych legionard, kteri neustale
volali po ociste v c. N. Sdruze-
nj a kdyz nell poukazati, V
Gem ia ocista ma byti, tn byli
V koncich doznali, re jsou
Jim jen jisti ufednici We Sdru-
! zeni nepohodlnymi re 81 pre-
! il jejich odstraneni, proto pry,
re tito nesplnili sv1j slib vstou-
pit do ceskoslovenske armady.
PAM Stoflova litila pax
bouflivou schulz, We ktere titiz
legionari nedovolili clenum G..
N. Sdruzeni mluvit, ba ami
Glence Sdruzeni a ia muse1a o.
Ideiiti jeviSte, aniz by svuj
MAJOR projeviti mohla. A byl
Ipri tom pan Vojan, ktcry sebe
pokladas Ia geatlemana, sedel
IbliZko jeviste, a bezpravi dame
t6 ucinenG videl a nemel tolik
slu8nosti, ably aspo1 v tomto
irmpad6 dokazal, re pocit mrav
nj povinnosti mu z duse naci-
sto nevyprchal. Nez pres to
pres v8cchno lidG dobre vule
pracuii q budou pracovati dale
a na k0nec sc ukaze, re ii, KITE
La V dob6 akce oSvobozovaci
stali strarou, nemysli to ami ny
nj poctiv6 a sleduji jen sobec.
| Ike cile.
Pan Bernreiter pani Stolfo.
lvL pod6koval "a ieii zpravu 9
Iridil Gale pravidelnou schtzi
Protokol z minule schuze
ctcn a schvalon.
Pan Alois Huml oZnamuje
re sbirka jeho We prospech ne
4 mocneho kraiana V. P. dostou
pila obnosu Sc dolarii a 85 cen
| td g zada, aby byla jeho she
raci listina prehl6dnuta a po
tvrzena. Odkazano uciniti tai
DO ukonGeni schuze.
Americky Cerveny kfiz O
znamujc, re "a mesic srpel
Vyplatil pro rodinu cs. legiona
re 80 dolaru. Zprava vzata |
iv6domi.
Ustfedna Cs. Mar. Sdruzen
zaslala obGznik vyZvou
dalSi praci a pokyny, jak pra
, covati k vetSimu usp6chu. O 0
, bczniku tom Sc rozpredla de
bata, ktera kratce vZala ma 81
raz vym6ny nazoru pro a prot
+ slouceni &c sc Svazem Svobo
, domyslnych,
Zastupce A. Huml: Jest tre
ba nejprve provost 1kol, kite
ry jsme sob6 vytkli a potion
i teprve Sc Vratit X navrhum Oh
sazenym b obeHniku Ustredn
Is. N. Sdru&eni. kdo ale m
praci tu konat, kdyz jest stal
: menSi zajem a slabsi navstev
schulz?
4 East. F. NJ Vacha: Lonskt
0 no roku poradali jsme spoiled
6 ne S Delnickou Radou oslav
4 2S. fijna. Letos chceme oslavi
: vFroci prohlaseni ceskoslover
k ske samostatnosti vybiranl1
Narodni dane We prospech M
stnich ceskych svob. skol. q
0 okolnosti, Jake Cleveland
a Ev9n'klv. nam ohavu, re dan /;
> IL aGgN 0CtC'tt
TSct nv flaliS. DrJv-3iD
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-01-15
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION


state of Oklahoma, Beaver County.
In The District Court Of Said County
John +. Dunham Plaintiff
VS..
Jerome Zarnell, Jerome Yarnell. Tho
Home Mining Co., unlncorporated,
William X. Cone and Mary U. Cone
Defendants
The State of Oklahoma to said de-
PENDANTS Directing:
The said defendants Jerome Zarnell.
Jerome Yarnell, The Home Mining Com :
pany unincorporated, william X. Cone
sole owner and manager thereof and
Mary U. Cone his wife, will take notice
that they have been sued in the above
named Court by John r. Durham and
must answer the petition filed therein
by said plaintiff on or before the l5th
day of February, 1920. or said petition
VIII be taken as true, and a Judgment
for said plaintiff in said action uuietinE
the title of the plaintiff In and to the
Fast half of the southwest quarter and
the west half of tho southeast quarter
OF section twelve in township thret
North of range twenty-six in said coun-
- VIII be rendered accordingly.
Attest--JESSIE KEITH
Clerk of Said Court
seal By EDITH MILES
rs, Deputy
Loofbourrow & Loofbourrow.
Attorneys for Plaintiff. lis 2-5 Al
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state of Oklahoma, Beaver County
In Tho District Court OF Said County
Catharine NJ. Sutter plaintiff
VS.
Edna Marie Hanson Hirtzel Roy
John Hirtzel. Temple Hertzel I'd
ward Jacob Hirtzel Defendarts
The state OF Oklahoma to said de-
PENDANTS greetings; Said defendants
named In caption hereof will take no
.lce that they have been sued in the
above named Court by the plaintiff
Catharine M Sutter and must answer
the petition filed therein by said plain
tltf on or before the 2Eth day of Feb
ruary, 1920. or said petition will be TAX
en- as true. and a judgment for said
plaintiff In said action for quieting title
70 the southeast quarter of section
thirty-one t3D in township one U)
North or range twenty-one In Beaver
cordinGly,
Witness my hand and official seal at
Beaver. Okla, Jan. IL 1920.
Attest: JESSIE KEITH.
SENl. Clerk OF Said Court.
II. II. LOOFBOURROw,
Attorney for plaintiff Ills 2-54t
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NOTICE or SETTLEMENT OF AC.
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State of Oklahoma, Beaver County, SIS.
IN THE COUNTY COURT
In the matter of the estate of Arenia
Il. Gilpin, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that ]. H.
Criswell. the duly appointed admin
istrator of the estate of Arenia B.
Gilpin, deceased. has rendered and pre-
scented for settlement and filed in said
court his final account and report OF
his administration as such administra-
tor, and his petition for distribution OF
said estate. and for his discharge. and
that Monday, the 26 day of January.
1920, being a day OF the regular term
of court, to-wit, of the January
term, a. D., 1920. at o'clock L. NJ.
ut the county court room In the city
OF Beaver in said county of Beaver has
been duly appointed by the court. for
the settlement Of said account, and To-
hearing said petition. at which time
and place any person interested in said
estate may appear and file exception In
writing to the account ana contest the
same
In testimony whereof. l have hereun-
20 set my hand and affixed the seal OF
said court. this 80 day of Dec, 1919
II. ID. MEESE,
County Judge.
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DepaItnent OF the interior.
u. 5. Land Office at Guthrie. Okla.
Jan. 3, 1920.
Notice is hereby given that Herbert
Stovin, OF Gate, Oklahoma, who, on May
l1th, 1916, made Homestead entry No.
0lO676 for M SEA & NJ SWh sec
ton "a, township 4 North OF range %
East of the Cimarron Meridian, has
filed notice of intention to make Final
Ihree year Proof, to establish claim to
the land above described, before Coun-
~ Judge of Beaver County, Beaver, ok =
lahoma, on the 10th day of February,
Claimant names as witnesses: J. F.
Philips, Ernest Bozarth, C. c. Cone,
Mary Rambo, all of Gate. Oklahoma
]. Y. CALLAHAN.
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department OF the Interior.
U. 5. Land Office at Guthrie. Oklahoma
Jan. 2, 1890
Notice is hereby given that Harry o.
Evans of Beaver, Oklahoma, who, on
August 10th, 1914. made H. Il. No.
ship North of range 25 East of the
Cimarron Meridian, has filed notice OF
intention to make Final Three Year
Proof. to establish claim TO the land
above described, before County Judge
OF Beaver County, Oklahoma, at Beav-
er, Oklahoma, on the 10th day of Feb
ruary, 1920.
Claimant names as witnesses: Everett
Evans. Logan Rock, Dave j. Evans, w.
p. Evans, all of Beaver, Oklahoma
J. Y. CALLAHAN.
LIS 2-5 81 Register.