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The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1920-11-18
IN THE CHANCERY
COURT OF NEVADA
COUNTY, ARKANSAS

Ed s. Gladden------------ Plaintiff
VS.
\ u. NV Z. Sec "a, TIP. II. S.
X % west. Unknown Heirs OF
VIM. Cravens, decd. and John
Cravens. the heir Of Milton
Cravens. deceased -------Defendant
Ne.iee:
Notice is hereby given that there has
been filed in my office as clerk of the
Chanccry Court Of Nevada County,
Ark. petition for the confirmation Of
the title To the n u. NV u, Sec. "a,
TIP. 10. s. r. - west. and 10 quiet the
title to the same in the petitioner. Ed
s. GLADDEN. the defendants, the I'm
known heirs of VIM Crayens and John
Crayens, and all persons claiming said
lands or any interest therein are hereby
warned to appear in Nevada Chancery
Court on the 1st day of the next De
cember term thereof. and show cause
If any. why said title to said lands
should not be confirmed In the said Ed
s. GLADDEN..
Witness my hand as clerk Of the
Nevada Chaneeiy Court. and the seal
thereof. on this the 10Th day OF De
foter 1920 a'i
tSEAI) A. y. heGotGH,
1O-2twa Clerk.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1920-11-18
IN THE CUANCERY
COURT OF NEVADA
COUNTY, ARKANSAS
G. A. Fincher

G a. Fincher
VS.
Certain Lands
Notice is hereby given that there has
been filed in my office as clerk of the
Chancery Court of Nevada County,
Arkansas. petition for the confirma-
ton of the title to:
Lots 3. 6, Z, II, 10. 10, IS, 80 40, Al,
a.. IL. II, 81, 33, rs, 81 80, Sc, 80, 81,
%, 4, Falcon
W y, NV 4, see s, Is, %, ne 4 NV
4 sec. 8, II, %.
T. x ne u, sw u, sec 3, Is, 90. L
p. W 4, Sc Il, sw Il, sec. ;, 10, 22.
w p. @ u, Sc Il. sw a sec 5. II, 22.
Lots 43. Al, A., 46, A. 63 and ca. Falcon.
NV Il, sw Il. see 8, II. %! W y,
SO 4. ne Il see. 8, -, %; sw u, ne "A
src. s. -, -; Sc Il, NV Il. sec. =, -,
% NV Il Sc 4 sec. 8. u, % NV u, ne
4 sec. s. II, % Sc Il ne Il sec. Z, u,
%; Sc u NV u, sec. 6, Is, 90 ne u
sw II. see. 6. Il. -, and the quieting
the title to the same in the petitioner,
c. 4. Fincher.
All persons claiming said lands or
any interest therein are hereby warned
10 appear in the Nevada Chancery
Court on the first day or next June
term. and show cause why said title
to said lands should not be confirmed
in the said G. A. Fincher
Witness my hand as clerk of the
Nevada Chancery Court and the seal
thereof on this the 18th day OF October,
1920.
(SEAL) A S. McGOCGH,
10-14w6 Clerk.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1920-11-18
IN THE CHANCERY
COURT OF NEVADA
COUNTY, ARKANSAS
Plaintiff

j. l.. Purtle--------------- Plaintiff
vs.
Fri. INV Il. ne 4, Sc Il, NV u,
and fri ne a, NV Il, see. Z,
TIP. Is, s. X. 81 W. Nevada
County, Ark, and Thos. Orr.
Walter Orr, Cleveland Orr,
Earl Orr, Mrs. Mollie Hendrix
fborn ORR, Mrs. Oman Mum
fborn Orr, Mrs. Ida Stokes
(born Orr, Mrs. Matte Bak-
err tborn ORR. Howard Orr
and Willie Orr. the last two
named being minors. the son
and daughter of William Orr.
deceased; the heirs ut law of
G. Il. Orr. deceased Defendants
Notice and Warning Order.
Notice is hereby given that there has
been filed in my office as clerk of the
Chanccry Court of Nevada County,
Arkansas. a petition for the contirma-
ton of the title to the following lands,
to-wit.
Sc 4, NV Il, and Y, ne 4, NV Il,
and -. y, ne 4 NV II and be
ginning mt the sw corner of the NV Il
ne II and run north ! chains, thence
north 221a deg. east 6 chains and 81
links to the Prescott and Rosston road
thence south u deg. east along said
road S chains and y links, thence
south So deg. west 10 chains and 40
links to the sw corner of the NV Il
ne Il also beginning at the NV corner
of the NV 4, ne Il and run east il
chains and 80 links thence south Il
chains and 80 links. to the public road
thence north 70 deg. west l chain and
rs links, thence north 81 deg. w with
said road II chains and 81 links, thence
north chains and rs links to point of
beginning, all in See. Z, Up. Is. $. II.
u West. Nevada County, Ark, con
tanning approximately 81 acres.
And to quiet the title to the same in
the petitioner. J l.. Purtle. The de
PENDANTS Thos. Orr. Mrs. Mollie Hen
dirk. Earl Orr. Cleveland Orr, W. w.
Orr. Howard Orr and Willie Orr are
hereby warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint of the plaintiff. J. l.. Purtle
and show cause if any why the title
to said lands should not be confirmed
in the said j. L. Purtle.
Oct 81, 1920.
(SEAL) A. S McGOTGH,
10-2S-6t Clerk
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1920-11-18
A TEXAS WONDER

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Send for sworn testimonials, DR.. h.
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The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1920-11-18
HEMSTITCHING

| am now at the Ozan Mercantile Co.
Call or leave work there
and it will be promptly and neatly
done. Price 10c per yard.
Mrs. w. X. White, Jr
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1920-11-18
IN THE CHANCERY
COURT OF NEVADA
COUNTY, ARKANSAS
Plaintiff
Moses L. Tomlin

Moses L. Tomlin-------------P Plaintiff
vs..
FIR. II -. ne u. Sec. I. TIP. Is,
$. Il. p West. and Thos. Orr.
Walter Orr. Cleveland Orr.
Earl Orr. Mrs Mollie Hendrix,
(horn Orr, Mrs. Oman Mum
(born ORR. Mrs. Ida Stokes
(horn Orr@. Mrs. Matte Bak-
cr (born ORR, and Howard
Orr and Willie Orr. tthe last
two named being minors the
son and daughter of VIM Orr,
deceased the heirs at law Of
:. Il. Orr, deceased Defendants
Notice
Notice is hereby given that there has
been fled in my office as clerk of the
Chancery Court OF Nevada County,
Ark. petition for the confirmation
of the title TO the:
All of the NV Il , ne 4 sec. {, tip 13
:. + y West. that lies n eff Washing
ton and Camden road timated e
contain 80 acres, except that part
decided to Frank Outlet by 4. l.. Gen
fry and wife. Ada. May -. 1914, said
excepted part being described as fol
lows: Begin ut the NV corner of said
tract an drum along the sec. line IL
chains and So links, thence l. CHI
and 20 ks. to the center of said road
and thence - degrees west ! chain
and IS ks. til. II deg. w with said
road to the line Of said 40 acres, tn
ii 10 point OF beginning. II is est
mated that there il hereby conveyed II
acres in he INV Ii neA
Also that part of he ne u, ne a OF
said soc. lying of said road, est
mated TO conta n 30 acres, except
acre heretofore conveyed by r. l.. Gen
try to ". c. Woosiey and s acres here
taforc conveyed to J. =. Woosley, said
exceptions being as follows: Begin al
a point on the west line OF said 40, in
the center OF Washington and Camden
road and run n 20 yds. thence east
wa rdly parallel with said road 2St
yds, tn to the center of the road
thence westwardly along said road tC
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1920-11-18

conditions. Send for testimonials. free.
+. J. CHENEY & co, Props, Toledo,
Ohio.
All Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30

Senator johnson. of California, con-
tanning assurances" OF opposition to
the league.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30
cox is CHEERED BY
GREAT CROWDS AS
HE TALKS IN WEST

Continued From First rage.)
n wave OF the hand from the Gov
crnor.
Governor Cox was welcomed here
by cheers from street crowds dur
ing a parade.
In opening his address. Governor
Cox contrasted his attitude toward
persons In his audience who asked
him questions with the arrest at
Baltimore of a man who questioned
Senator Harding. Senator Harding's
qucstioner, Governor Cox said,
found himself In Jail because he
asked a presidential candidate a:
question"
Arrest No Trining Incident.
Although, the Governor said, a
hasty attempt to disclaim RESPONSE
bili,y was made, the Baltimore incl
dent, he continued, lis not a trlfing
circumstance"
Governor Cox discussed radicalism
and necessity for fair. honest re-
adjustment" and one not under re
dictionary auspices"
The Governor enlarged upon his
charges that "rcactionary newspapers
are biased and arc suppressing news
OF the campaign" "ls
The Governor reiterated charges
tina, Republican scouts" had sought
10 cmbarrass his campaign.
The rcactionary forces dare not
publish the facts on the outstanding
issues" the Governor declared.
The speaker invited questions from
league critics, adding amid laurhter:
And l assure you that you will
not be locked M for It,"
Rejection OF the Hitchcock reser-
vations by ";hc senatorial oligarchy"
was declared by the Governor to be
indcfcnsiblc.
They haven't leg to stand on" he
said.
The Governor made another demand
FOR publication of letter which. he
said. Senator Harding had written to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30
Dan Cupid Runs
AfouI Ballot Box
@===-= -==-'-=-=-V--- -
Opinion of Attorney
General May Halt Pre-
Election Na,ptiols.

Dan Cupid is always getting into
trouble and meeting rcrerses, but
never until yesterday did lie run afoul
of tho ballot box or of the Attorney
General Of Virginia. OF course, II
may havo been unintentional. but
just the same some young women who
get married before Saturday may lose
their first vote at that.
IL all came about like this. From
arose the sound OF weeping
and wailing and gnashing OF tceth
when 4 number OF wives with hus-
bands whose legal residence is across
the State line in West Virginia. but
who have resided in this State prac-
tlcally all of their lives. attempted
to qualify. They failed and an APP
peal TO the Attorney General was
taken. His opinion reads:
"Domicile of a married woman is
that Of her husband. and unless the
husbands OF these ladies have been
residing in the state for two years
past. and in Winchester for year.
and their precinct thirty days, tho
ladies cannot vote in Winchester"
Which. II appears, means that Il
woman who married one whose resi-
denco is not III Virginia may lose
her vote. regardless OF how long she
has lived here. and that the ruling
OF the Attorney General may post
pone some nuptials planned.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30
Roosevelt on usrdtng's Trail.

WHEELING, w. VA, Sept. go
Greeted by an enthusiastic crowd,
which packed the auditorium here
In which Senator Harding had spoken
twenty-four hours before, Franklin
d. Roosevelt tonight bitterly attack
ed the labor record and tariff policy
of the Republican presidential can
didate and again charged him to
state plainly and definitely his at
titudc on the league of nations"
Referring to Senator Harding's re-
marks Oh the tariff here last night,
Dir. Roosevelt declared. amid .tumul-
uts applause. that az Senator Hard
ing's tariff policy should prevail, 1t
would serve only to create a greater
concentration of wealth in tho hands
OF the few and to start the now de-
Ginning cost of living OF the average
citizen once more on the upgrade
shrieking OF locomotive whistles
greeted the vic-presidential nominee
as his car entered the city. Although
his train was nearly an hour late. 4
crowd OF several thousand persons
met and cheered him at the station.
Harding Helps Democrats.
WISH that Senator Harding would
Mr.. Roosevelt. said. Ills every ad-
dress emphasizes tho true shallow
ness s;o of . the Republican oampaign.
this city, he tried once more TO re-
yamp the tarif question. He spent
his time talking about the dangers
10 our industries of having a Demo-
cratic president or n Democratic Con-
Eress during the next four years
while he carefully, avoided ali refer
cnce to the fact that under Demo
cratic President this nation has not
suffered in It's industries from the
competition OF foreign countries. but
,hat the country. on tho other hand.
has enjoyed tho most remarkable
period of prosperity in It's history.
The tariH question in this country
Is scientific question and one which.
by the common consent OF the great
mass OF voters, has been taken out
OF politics and placed on the scientific
basis to which II belongs. The tariff
must. Of course. he changed from time
TO time: and should be handled by a
nonpo!itical. scientific body, such IA
the present tariff commission. con-
stiiutcd several years ago with tho
assistance of purely patriotic mem
hers Of the Senate and the House OF
Representatives both Itcpublicans
and Democrats"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30
QUALIFIED WOMAN
VOTE OF 10000 IS
OUTLOOK FOR CITY

Continued From First Page)
vote to 1858. /; is expected that be-
tween zoo ana 500 will be registered
today. the same number tomorrow
and over 1000 on the last day, Satur-
day.
Swindling Reports Unfoundcd
Reports coming from the north side
or the city 10 the effect that women
had been swindlcd out OF the amount
OF their poll taxes by persons repre-
sent!hs themselves as poll-tax col
!ectoiS were pronounced unfoundcd
1y election officers and the police
last night. Investigation disclosed
that the ruInors grew out OF the fact
that many women In that section Of
the city who had not the time to 20
TO the CRY Hall had sent poll taxes
oy neighbors. who obtained the neccs-
sary receipts for them. Poll taxes
may be paid by proxy, but the poll
tax payer can get his or her name
on the voting list only by applying
IN person TO n registrar.
The North Richmond Citizens AS
ISOLATION has issued a circular urging
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30
Try Associated p-css.l

WASHINGTON. Sept. 29SCrii!c.sms
of The Treasury plan of war and post
M.r nnaniGiinG in recent Sss speeches by
tonight from secretary Houston. in
which he accused the Republican
p!ssident.al nominee of "a partisan
ne OF their legitimate pride i'll :lnanc-
statements attributed TO tho Sena
tor relative 20 increases IN the public
deb; under the present ajmlnistra-
Ion likewise were attacked by Mr..
Houston. They indicate, nc said.
mat Senator Harding knows little
being badly advised"
The senator's advisors. Mr.. Hous-
ton added, appeared not 10 have
facts or are willing 10 ruisrepcesent
them for partisan purposes"
The statement declared that not
only Was the public debt not increas-
ing hut that II was decreasing. add
ing that the TreaSury's expectation
of lower outstanding gross debt on
;Septsm5er 80. compares with June so,
ton placed the reduction at $325.9I6,-
zoe since June 80.
Senator. HardinE's discussion of the
effect OF the issues OF Treasury ccrtiii-
Gates OF Indebtedness on general bust
ness conditions revealed ''compicte ig-
n"Tarce' OF the situation, Mr. Houston
aSSeT;cd Interest rates o: a. and
said. had resulted in incrcas.ngly
Large quantities OF certificates being
absorbed BY investors and had not
the Withdrawal of funds
which might otherwise nave gone to
help industry as Senator Harding had
charged. Reporting banks OF the
Z cderai reserve system. which had
subscribed 40 per cent OF outstanding
certificates. showed On August ~ that
hey held less than $50, .oot of
S2.jTo. 900 600 outstand-
INK, Mr.. Houston asserted.
senator Hasiing's further state
'nc0t, Mr.. Houston continued, that
the administration Wen: into the
world war without any workable plan
of finance, and came out OF the war
Without such q plnn.' SscmS but an
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30
SAYS HARDING KNOWS
NOTHING OF FINANCES
Secretary Houston Attributes Candidates Statements
to Partisan Attempt That Deprives America of
Legitimate Pride in Financing World War

other partisan attempt to deprive the
American people OF their legitimate
price IN iinancinE the war. an achieve:
history of this or any other country
IN TINS or any other war. l should
President and Secretary Glass and 1
repeatedly brought 10 the attention of
the SiNty-sixth Congress the 'neces-
presented definite and workable plans
for such revision, urging Immediate
action.
The Republican party has seemed
TO indorsc these proposals. in every
for Immediate action; that party. for
example. rgcosnizsd the Importance
and feasibility Q. MANY OF the tax
gross in March, 1920. to the extent
of adopting them in almost the same
D words Though VIII without giving
spite Of the fact that it had been
impossible TO obtain any action by
the Republican Congress looking to-
ward tax revision.
After a careful reading OF Scna-
tor Iiarding's Wheeling address. /
confess i am forced to the conclusion
that the Senator's chief difficulty is
that he has forgotten that the United
States was engaged in the war and
has successfully financed the unparal-
lcicd burdens thrust upon il by the
war and conditions growing out of
the war"
Mr.. Houston said statements by
Sen ltor Harding that the public debt
was increasing were peculiarly
lacking in frankncss." He said that
the Senator apparently based his as
scrtions on the picture OF operation
OF the Treasury for period of two
Senator Harding also was
accused of incomplete quotation"
from the scCrctarys letter early in
September. which set forth the
Treasury problems and the plans il
had laid to solve them. Despite tho
heavy payments under the transport
tntion act to tho railroads during
the months picked out by the can
didate," MIR. Houston declared the
program was working out.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30

stitution 10 ascertain for the infor-
nation ot its members the attitude OF
candidates for public office towards
such policies and principles"
The minority report merely recon-
memded that the report OF the ma
ior!;y be defeated"
The debate which followed was
stormy. y motion for a roll call was
voting asainst the majority report;
li2 voting Tor II; 5 not voting. AS
the. matter now stands, the legion
VIII pursue its past attitude in re-
gard 10 the political restrictions
strict neutrality"
Adept Various Reports.
Other reports adopted were those
departmental organization, publicity.
The publicity report asked the CO.
operation OF the press in not fentur-
ing as a class the name OF eN-service
men in connection with crime.
the convention was addressed by
Major Hum Der Isaac. v!cc-presidcnt
Union Rationale Des Combattants.
and Captain +. De Senechal. .presi-
dent Comrades Des Combats, the or
ganiaat!on of France which CORES
ponds 10 the American Legion.
The commander OF the United Con-
tcdcrate Veterans was unable TO at
tend.
Vice commandcrs elected included:
r. j. W;nsiett, OF Sabeville. Ala.
John w. liner, OF MonuS omcry.
Ala, was elected national chaplain.
AFTER which the convention adj
journed.
The new executive committee. APP
pointed prior 10 today's convention,
WI! meet here tomorrow morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30
Syndicate Is Organized
by French Playwrights
,By Universal Service,

PARIS, -Frcnch play
wriEhts have formed n syndicate
copied after the labor synJicates
which IN threatening TO revolu-
tloniLe theatrical productions In
Frnnce.
The syndicate In trying to force
the managers to produce ono play
by chch member cnch sensOn. II
the plny does not tnke more thnn
two hours and quarter, the
mnnnEcr In to be bound TO give
separate short play as n cur
tnln raiser. The managers would
nlEo be forbidden to produce rev.
crnl plays by the same author
during single season.
The actors union hns already
practically enforced it's dfctum
TINT no nrtist shall be employed
unless he or she in n member OF
the union. Az n result several Of
the stars who refused to Join VIII
not appear this season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30
G. O. P. COMMITTEE SAYS 1T
WILL GAIN 8 SENATORS
Issues Statement Declaring Republi-
cans Will Win 23 Out of "a
Seats Contested.
Thy Associated Prcss.l

CHICAGO. Sept. 29.-Rcpublican
National Committee headquarters to-
night issued n statement prepared by
John 7. Adams, vice chairman of the
committee: Senator Harry s. New and
Martin u. Madden claim
Ing that OF the thirty-four Senators
to be elected the Republicans arc
sure of fifteen. reasonably sure OF
eight others. and have lighting
chance for still another two. Present
indications, they said. ere that the
Republicans would elect twenty
three, net gain of eight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30

ISM fca ScrV1ce-opening
mond to have the wonderful
to stint themselves other and select vo
Nictroa-your for t. '
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30

voters who have not the time TO go
10 the Trcasurers office to send their
poll taxes. get the Treasurer's re-
ccipt and present 1t to the precinct
registrar next Saturday. The Virginia
League of Women Voters, however,
Is urging women to attend TO the
matter Of poll-taX paying and regis
;cring ut the earliest convenient hour.
and not to put 1t off until Saturday
unless earlier performance OF the
duty is impossible.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30
MACSWINEY is EASIER
AND Is ABLE TO SLEEP
Irish Sclf-Dctcrmination League Hull
lctin Declares Lord Mayors Com
dillon Little Chnugcd,

DS nssociated fr.Ss
LONDON, Sept. 29.-Thc bulletin
Issued by tho Irish Sclf-De;crmina-
ton League tonight says that Lord
Mayor MacSwincy Is little changed
lie seemed somewhat easier and OBJ
tanned some sleep.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30
"Americnnr Party Ruled out.

AUSTIN. TEN. Sept. GA tenn
Secretary of state from certifying
the names of any American party
candidates for public office for place
on The official tickc3 o. the No
vcmber election. was granted late to-
day by District Judge ireland Graves.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30

Coffee Rroi<cr Is bankrupt.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 2S.-Sol Levy
individually. and as n partner in NJ
iIeEy's Sons. coffee brokers, was adj
tucated a bankrupt by Judge Foster
in United states district court hero
today =,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-11

mittee which prepared the petition
ana viii take charge OF the work. of
getting the signatures OF all West
broad street merchants and property
owners as soon as possible.
Director of Public Works C E.
Boiling was out of the city yesterday
ana could not be reached to give an
approximate estimate of the cost of
the smooth paving and the orna-
mental lights in the designated terri
tory. AS soon as the petition Is in
shape 1t will be presented to the coun
ctl ana referred to the committee on
streets for recommendation, it was
said yesterday
BROAD street merchants said YES
terday that the move had their full
est support and was meeting with the
approval of residents along upper
Grace street because the smooth nav
ing of Broad street would relieve
them of the noise and traffic conees-
ton of which they have often com
planned. 1t is understood that a petit
ton will also be circulated among
Grace street people in support OF the
Broad street paving petition, and that
some or the most prominent men in
Richmond. who live on upper Grace
street, will back the movement to
divert traffic TO Broad street through
the laying of asphalt blocks there.