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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-30

CURED HIS
RHEUMATISM!

~ am e!ghty-three years old and I
doctored fro rheumatism ever since l
came out OF the army, over so years ago.
Like man others, spent money treety
<or so-called cures ann / have READ
a bout Uric Acid until l could almost
,aste Il. could not sleep nights or
walk without pain: my hands were SO
eore and STIFF I could nor mold a pen.
But now l am again IN active business
and cnn walk with ease or write all day
with comfort Friends are surprised a.
the change" You might Just as well
try 10 put out q fire with oil as try 10
got rid OF your rheunatisn. neur!ts and
fike complaints by taking treatment
supposed 20 drive CrIc Acid out or your
blood and body. II took Mr.. Ashleinan
ffty years to ind out the truth. He
learned how TO Het rid OF the true cause
OF his rheumatism, other disorders and
recover his strength from The lime.
Mysteries" now being distributed free by
an authority who devoted over twent%
years to tho scientific study Of this
trouble II any reade' OF Tho 1ntsiA.
Eercer wishes Tho Inner Mysteries OF
Rhcun,atis overlooked by doctors and
scientists for centuries past, simply send
a post card or letter to H. ?. Clearwater:
No Isi II Street, Hallowoll. Maine. Send
now, lost YOU forget! II not . sunerer.
cut out this notice and hand this good
news and opportunity 70 some anl!cted
friend. All who sond will receive II by
rctnrn mail without any charge what
ever
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The piece :, combined WORK &c on"
Harbach. frank Muudel and Lou !Iirsch
and tho, staging was don" Ivy Julian
Mitchell AMI Go. NJ Cohar, tho actor
author pruGUc.r. is presenting Mar
solely uEu." his own DlaGaSc!H"ni, aHG
A;.s provided an rNcc.lcn' cgmpnnH Q!
comedians and chorus ass o$at"s. VITO
give I!fc - the book and music amidst
a gorgeous scenic cQu!rrcNt
The pretty 10y" story Of the Loui.,
which IL ny Mr.. H.rhach. Is interviewer
In the aitmHet OF II young man OF mco-
gre means 20 acQu!re fortune tnr"usA
The sale OF portable houses. The her0'$
scheme. although u good idea. does net
prove profitable IN Itself. bu: becomes
rather stepping stone 10 success ana
wealth and cha bles him 70 return to
utrphantly - his sweetheart, who bears
the grand old namc">of Mary.
che lyrics OF M Mandel and the nu-
sic Of Mr.. Blrsch arc In their best vein.
which guarantees that whistleabl ne!o-
dies abound In Mary" Among the
more prominent songs may be mcntinn-
Cd The Love Nest" Mary" when
Woman Exits Laughing" Tom, Tom
Toddie" and Waiting"
In tho cast are many gifted players
and chorus that has class distinction.
Sents or sale Monday. Mail orders now.
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his wife, finds himself IN a mess OF
conpIicatlona. He calls in his BOSOM
friend and lawyer. Edward Fairy. aIu-
ward, who has an cStravaERnt VIC
and needs money badly, tries I" "NH'
cate Jumes. The result IS that beth ct
them become involved IN tho dras''et
that the four proteges have tn'o"H
about them The two men stand IN
danger OF losing their peace OF nina
,h.,r regulations. and even their Pc
loved wives. To appreciate Just no"
they escape. how the FOUR 4an!es eE'
aufeted. and how the little saving WHO
earns the last word in eStrarasaaee-
to appreciate al this. the play must
be seen.
Norvorth az Smith" IS delightful
and at his best. which is saying a sood
deal FOR such a musical comedy star
while his supporting company is bril-
liant. Everett Butterheld as the lawyer
Is most capable. while Vida Moore az
the saving wife Of Smith scores equally
with the star. Jessie Maggie 40 the
sxtrSyakant wife Of the lawyenr, Is
ideally cast. and en1cts her roio WIKI
an ease and grace that makes Il stand
out conspicuously in the production
Betty Kent 10 another delightful! mem
Der Of the cast. while special mention
must be made OF Rae Rowdin. Gerald
Rrinkmaa. Clara Yadera. Helen Carew
and Margaret BIRD.
IA connection with the production OF
My Lady Friends" II is regrettRnlc
that Wheeling theatresoers do not az
FORD better support 10 productions OF
this type It Is really one Of the best
comedy ratces seen IN this city IN re-
cent years and dominated BY such
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ferson avenue, spsn. yesterday j:
Wheeling.
William Writ. or Akron, Ohio, IS WIS.,
!tinE friends here.
Mrs. Edward Carr and Miss Frank
Pack. OF Detroit, Mich, are visiting
their parents, Mr.. snd Mrs. ". r. Pack,
on Tomlinson avenue.
Mrs. Potter, Of Keyscr. W. Va. IS the
guest Of Mrs. c.. J. Slater, OF seventh
street.
Mrs. Peter Kerr. Of Woodlands. spent
Yesterday IN this city with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. A. NJ Mcconnell, on Tomlin-
son avenue.
Mrs. Nj. {. Barker ard daughter. Miss
PeEKy. accompanied by Misses Lois and
June LNlsy, left Tuesday for Fiort1s.
where they VIII spend the remainder
% the winter.
Mr.. Wayne Mason and Walter Blair
are spending 4 few days With friends
at Beverly, w. Va.
Miss Parmclia Weave. OF Pittsburgh.
is tho guest Of M"r. James Maxwell.
on Morton avenue
Miss Mary Rubrecht. o. Third street,
left yesterday for Columbus, O.. 10 visit
her aunt and uncle. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Balm.
Mrs. r.. D. Ross. OF Buckhnnnon. is
the guest or her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
4. d. Ayers on Third street.
I. L. McMul!en has returned horH
from q few days visit with relatives
in Indiana. Mrs. McMul!cn VII! re-
main for a few days.
Mrs. August humniel and daughter.
Iiilds- OF Mcdonald, W. Va. arrived IN
the city Yesterday morning and Vii
I've the guests or the formers son anc
dauKhter-in -law. Mr.. and Mrs. {. A.
watkins. OF 1871 Center street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-30
MOUNOSv|LLE
ClRUSg-H etoh6a.

MIR Edward ClauTs. of Allentown. Pa,
and Miss Rosetta Margaret Kctchka. Of
Washington avenue. this city. were qul-
city married NJ me United PrNSbytorian
church yesterday morning. Only few
immediate friends witnessed the c-ro.
rnony.
Immediately after TIE ceremony ths
happy couple LEFT for Allentown. where
the: vii! maxi, their future home.
Tho bride Is cut Of MuundsviliS's well
known young lad'cs. and Is In" laugh
ter OF Mr. and Mrs .uWard Kr'chka,
OF WASHINGTON avenue. MIr. Ciuuss Is
also very well known mere. rs he taught
IN the local high school f'w years
ago.
Good Entertainment
Tho entertairmsnt g!SSH nj the
Strand theatre yesterday afternoon un-
der the auspices of the Womnn's Club
uaS very well attended and was &C
counted "a great success. IT was "Liv'
ing Pictures" posed by local people
and was in tho form Of musical pc
gcant.
Nay Move Hsrs.
Judge J. u. Morris. q New Martins.
VILE. who will preside IN the Second
Judicial district. OF which Marshal
county will ne a part after the ilrst OF
the year. Is considering moving t.
Moundsvillc This IS because most o;
the work OF the court Will fe IN Mar
shslI county.
Mrs. James T. Rob-.
Mrs. James r. ROhh. Of Washington
avenue and Third street, died ut thu
REYNOLDS Memorial Hospital yo5terday
morning after lengthy illness.
Sho was a member Of the Methodist
church and Is survived by her husbanI
and the following children: Edna NJ
Rotb. At home; George Il. Robb. al
Wheeling: Mrs VIM. Peters, OF this city
ard Lee r. Robb, at home.
Funeral services VIII be held at the
home this evening at O'Clock. and Win
be In charge OF DR.. W. r. Thompson
Intcrment viii be made at tho DorsH!
NJ e. cemetery Friday.
Moundsville personals.
Mrs. Guy II. Barger and two dauEh'
terS. Of Pittsburgh. are visiting Mrs
Barger's parents. Mr. and Mrs. c. V
Ring, on Third street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Chambers, ei
Akron. Ohio. are spending few days
with relatives hare.
Mrs. J. W. Pounds. OF Center street
r. very III at her homo.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles spoon. or Jef'
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STEUBENVILLE

RAY Anthony ShaffeT, asrd = years
who claims 20 reside II So. Paul, MIMI
and who yays he IS heir 10 one Of the
largest fortunes in the northwest. Is IN
St-uhenvIll" scek!nR Tifc. In an Adj
vertisement inserted in local ne~sph-
po- today, he announces that he must
acquire q wife before April Ard, In CONF
plisnce with his fathers will. or lose
the bulk Of a three quarter million dol
lar estate, which VIII be diverted TO a
public park fund uules he marries by
that date. He stopped Off here en- route
from New York City TO st. Paul 10 call
on friends at Wcllsburg. and decided to
try to break into niatrlmony by The ad-
yertlsinE route. His only stipulation
for applicants Is that his future bride
he Of n good family and refined. He
plans 10 romain hero until New Years
DAY.
Police Get Increase.
City council has granted Tho request
of the members Of tho police and fire
departmrnts for nm Increase IN pay.
each member Of the departments being
allowed $40 pG- month additional The
chief Of police and fire chief will now
receive $lS5 per month and police and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-30
JACK RICHARDS AND
HIS VOICE OF GOLD

When Jack Richards WAS a boy folks
used to say that some day his voice
would b one OF tho g!ories OF grand
opera He had q voice that was OF sucn
. quality and timber that would have
made tho Old Ir!shwomaH repeat her
famous assertion 10 the effect that Z
could charm the birds in the bushes"
Jack grew up with voice that grew
better every year He became famous
for his appearance IN amateur musical
SHOWS. concerts and choir rccitais and
Il was not strange that the stag"
claimed him "a It's own. For thirteen
years he has been one Of Al c. Fields
vocal mainstays. so t. speak. and
avery yenr finds his popularity on the
make. His friends say that any song,
no matter how Inadequate Il may be
artIst!cally. tekes on tho quality Of
greatness when Jack Richards sings Z.
There Is an element Of truth in the
assertion that Is not TO be denied. Song
publishers will testify that many =
gong which failed 70 go" with thS
public has become popular hit"
after Richards sang Il rs n ballad In
the Al. q. Field MINISTRIES.
There Is one song that always asso--
ciates itself with Richards "a the
hearts OF mis- many friends. for the ex-
cellent reason that he has sung It so
often and SO vol that il seems in
complete unless phrased by him That
song is "Whcn You and Were YOUNG,
Maggie" No matter how many new
hits" he sings at performance. there
Is always sure to be a score OF requests
during tho engagement that he sing
When You and Were Young. Nax-
gle"
Richards voice IS what IS Termed by
musical technicians az robust tenor"
The general public prefers to style II
golden tenor" and whom his liquid
gold notes pour forth one can readily
understand why theya re this tcrmed
Mr. Richards Is with thr Field min
! strels again this year. The company
will be seen at the Court theatre Fri
day. Saturday and Monday. with a New
Years matinee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-30

firemen $3.50 per month. Council also
increased the salaries Of the city elec-
tr!cian and city engineer SIS per month.
An ordinance providing for a 20 per
cent increase in power rates for The
Buckeye Power Company Of this city
was defeated because OF a threat on th2
part of the cltizens and power users
TO call for referendum election on the
Increase.
Pear Foul Play.
Relatives of Frank Aberegg, aged So
years, appealed to plice here today to
make search for him. Mr.. AbereIs
has been missing since December IL.
He came here from Oklahoma to visit
his brother, Samuel AbereyE, for the
holidays. When his absence was first
noted. It was thought he had gone 10
either New Martinsv!lle. Ltttlcton or
Pricetown. W. Va. where he has other
relatives, but word from these places
Is that he never appeared there and
!nasmuch as lie carried large sum
Of money, it Is feared that he has met
with four play.
Deputies Named.
Sheriff-elcct Edward Lucas, who
takes office on January LIST, today an
nounccd the appointment Of William J.
Yoft and William Allison as his depu-
ties for the coming year. Yost Is 81
present a member Of city council and
Will resign his scat IN that body. Ali
son has been deputy under Sheriff Ba-
ker for the past two years.
Home Burglar1xed.
The residence OF q. +. Thompson, In
Brooke county, opposite this city, was
burglarized last might. Entrance to tie
housc wns gained by removing glass
from a window. Tho burglars secured
SIS worth OF war savings stampa-
Eold watch aud fob, two bracelets and
other tewelry.
Nsavy Pine Levied.
Mrs, Teodora Tobasso wac fined $500
and costs yesterday BY Justice w. D.
Dovncr for violatIn g the prohibition
laws. IN raid on her homo. prohibit
tior agents found 12d quarts OF bonded
liquor.
Fifty witnesses.
Fly witnesses have been subpoenaed
for tho January grand jury. which con-
vcnes on the third. There arc score
or moro OF criminal cases for iavest!-
kation 1t this session. and Il promises
20 b 4 busy one for the new prose
cutor, e. Stanton Pearco, who. takes
office the first Of tho year.
Resume Later.
1t was announced today that the Fol-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-30

lansbse Brothers tin plant At Folians-
bee. which has been idle In many de-
partments since the shut down before
Christmas, will not resume In full unit!
January 10, extensive repairs being ur-
der way.
Disd It Columbus.
Mrs. Clara y. Taylor, widow OF thu
Iate Dr.. J. f. Taylor, died at Columbus.
O., early yesterday Of paralysis. Her
remains Will be brought to the home
of her son. J. Richard Taylor. OF this
city. The deceased was 9: years OF
age.
Prayer Meetings. |
Cottage prayer meetings, which are
TO be held throughout the city In con-
nection with the Bob" Jones revival.
which begins here on January 7th, VII,
begin on January Atm. and will continue
on four mornings a week for Q period
of seven weeks.
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NOUNDSV|LLE
CLUB MEETING
woMANS CLUB OF MOUND CITY
PRBSBNrS INTERESTING PEo-
GRAM FEATURING AEUSI-
CAL NUMBERS.
varions Numbers Illustrated with Xiv
Ing P1etures-Ysry Neat
Sum Realised.

The Moundsville Woman's Club pre-
scented n highly entertaining program IN
the new Strand theatre n the Mound
CITY, yesterday afternoon. PROBABLY
fifty persons took part in the affair and
the various numbers on the program
were illustrated with living pictures.
under the direction Of Mrs. Elsie Fisher
Kincheioc. OF Charleston.
The New Year was the first num-
Der presented. followed by chorusand
Bubbles. charmingly posed by number
OF children: Mother Machree. rossd b.
Mrs Elmer Henderson and sung by Mrs.
wallace Smith: the Sweetest Story
Ever Told" Miss Dora Henderson and
John Meredith, and the Ages Of Women.
with l!:tle Miss Jane Elizabeth Rec pos
Ing sor the baby age. Mrs. Douglas
Trnker,cn and Miss Irene MoMuNen
were charming as Maids from Japan;
Mrs. Alec McCuakey posed fo- ''Old
Grey Bonnet" ard M.ss EranEeline
Henderson sang This old tavor!te IN
delightful manner.
Autumn. Winter. Spring and Summer.
were posed by a number OF HttIe tots,
Young girls and women, and what was
perhaps the mos: beautiful number OF
al! was The Last Rose Of Summer.
posrd by Mrs. Reamts Rogerson ana
sung by Elsie Fisher Kinche:oe. Mar
Earet Bone vas striking GYPSY g!r!
with Mrs. Melvin llemphNl singing th:s
sketch. Following came pretty iittie
dance with Misses Margaret Schauo.
Mary Lafferty, Helen L!pfor. and Olga
Lewis. Goddess OF Liberty" posed by
Mrs. Walluce Smith. was h+autifNl and
imposing. and Miss Elizabeth Mcdonald
~ the Spinning Wheel proved dtliEh'-
fui. Miss Evangeline Henderson.
r.an!st: Herbert Scott. violir!s:. and Or.
Fillmore Compton, flute. deserve much
credit FOR their excellent work.
Quite 4 tidy sum OF money was real
lied at this affair and vii be used to
good purpose by the Woman's Club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-30
| THE THEATREs|
my LADY FRIENDS"
WITH JACK NORWORTH
IS CLASSY SHOW

Tae most delightful comnedy OF the
season IL MY Lady Friends. WIN
Jack Sorworth as tha star. II Is noTei
as 10 plot. just brim full OF VIZ ana
refreshing ono nf the most highiy
pleased audiences Of the season WIZ
messed the play las, evening a. The
Court when two-dNy engagement: WAS
begun. This clevs" production was
sean here hast season with Chtton Craw
ford. decea sed. in the leading role. ana
made a wonderful hlt. My Lady
Friends" Is a satire on modern eSirsES-
aance among women. with s;rons
argument for the wife who spends.
James Smith has = saving wife. He
longs 20 spend some OF his easy earned
millions. since his wife Will not ae-
commodate him, he chooses four pro-
tcges.
In world tull OF suspicion. tnis
thorVushly good man WI" really loves
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Y, N. c. 4. NOTES

4, S o'clock this evening the class in
Modern Production Methods VIII meet.
The class Is made up % forty forcmen
and other men from various industries
Of the city. The Instructor this even
ing will be c. F. Taylor. Of Chicago.
A fine class In Sal~srrensh.p has been
conducted by the aseocia ton this win
ter. Tho class suspended last week on
account OF the holidays. but VIII I've re-
sumrd on Monday evening.
On Tuesday eventng the class IN Pub
lie Speaking will he opened. This Will
be a very practical course in public
speaking, and The development Of self
control The training Will be vnrr help
tul 10 young men ~ private INTERVENE.
speechnakinK. presiding at meetings or
when called upon tnpromptu. Rsv.
George L. Lockhart Will be the instruc-
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UNFAIR RETURN CLAIMED.

Washington, Dec. 2a.-Attorneys for
the New York Central railroad. at a
hearing today before the Interstate con-.
merce commission or the question Of re-
dividing joint freight rates between car.
r!crs east and west OF tho Iludaon river.
argued that plans suggested SO far Tor
this purpose would yield an unfair re-
turn 10 tho New England rosds and
would discriminate against tho trunk
llneE
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tsvorite as lack E0rworth IA deserv-
irg OF capacity at the closing perform
arcc tonight. and Manager Johnson
should DO given support in an effort t"
secure the good things Of the theatr:-
cal season Cor Wheeling. as he has a
ready done. and hopes 70 do. but not
unless he mas the support necessary TO
the respective attractions that merit
same. MY Lady Friends" with Jack
Sorworth 10 distinct triumph and
will be appreciated By all who view Il.
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''MARY''

Geo. N. Cohan's Comedians IN the
latest musical success. Mary" VII
start an enEa cement AT the Court ~
Guiding a Saturday matinee. for three
days. starting on Thursday. nJnuOry s.
Washington telegraph., 1920-09-24

moth institutions in one circus
of colossal size, constitutes the
ammusement surprise of the
century. Nothing to approach
this gigantic, new circuis has
ever before tohred America. 1t
has been formed by merging
the pick and the cream of all
that was biggest and best in
the two famous shows. It
would be folly to attempt TO
enumerate its many wonders.
Some idea of the enormus scale
upon which features are pre-
sented may b chad when it is
etated that a quarter of a mil
llion pounds of elephants take
part in a single act. IN other
wOrds-siX times as many OF
the big-eared giants than have
ever before been seen in one
main-tent exhibition, All else to
be seen in proportion. The
arenic stars embrace all the
worlds foremost circus per-
of novelties and big sensational
acts. The managerie is far and
away the most colossal ever
travelled. For instance-a herd
of eight giraffes are exhibited
in place of the two or three
shown in the past. The great
tournament which opens the
main-tent program, is the most
magnificent thing in America.
Hundreds upon hundreds OF
gorgeously costumed characters
and beautiful horses take part
in it. The morning street parade
is tie longest aud most bril-
lrgr! ever given anywhere and
offers something entirely new
and novel in professional dis
play, 1t is a stupendous, double
circus that battles description.
Washington telegraph., 1920-09-24
WARNING ORDER

No. 648. In the Chancery
Court or Hampstead County,
Arkansas.
Jimmie Arnold, Plaintiff.
VS..
William H. Duncan and Oliver
j. Duncan, Defendants.
The Defendants, William H,
Duncan and Olive J. Duncan,
are warned to appear in this
court within thirty days and
answer the complaint of the
Plaintiff, Jimmie D. Arnold.
Witness my hand and seal
of said court this 4th day of
September, 1920.
(SEAL) O. c.. BAILEY,
37-4t. Clerk.
Washington telegraph., 1920-09-24
FOR AMENDMENT NO. IL
AGAINST AMENDMENT NO. IL
Proposed Amendment No. IA TO th'
Constitution OF krkRnsna.

Proposed Amendment No. II TO the
Constitution OF krkRnsns.
House Joint Resolution submitting to
the qualified voters of the State or Ar
kansas, an amendment TO the Consuts- J,
tion' thereof providing for s9usl sum
rage to men and women.
De IL Resolved by the House OF hep
resentntfves mad the Senate OF the
state of Arkansas, Majority OF bOth
Houses Agreeing Therefor
That the following Is hereby pro-
posed as an amendment TO the Cohsu ,
tuition of the State OF. Arkansas ana
the same being submitted 10 the cleo
tors OF the State for approval or re-
lection at the next general election
for Senators and Representatives, II a
slection adopt such amendment the
same shall become part OF the CON
stitutlon OF the State Of Arkansas TO-
wit:
Constitution Of the state Of Arkansas,
as famended by Amendment No. y,
adopted January the ltth, lgVs' DC
S.f% e rs%d sitlen az q the
United States Of the age Of twenty,,oas
years, who has resided in the STATE
twelve months. In the county SIX
ward onssmonth, neIt preceding any
election at which they may propose
TO vote, except such persons as may ior
the commission Of some felony be de-
passsd By the general Assembly, and
who shall exhibit . poll tax receipt OF
other evidence that they have peio
their poll tax at the time OF Collect
ing taxes next preceding such eleo-
tion, shall be allowed to vote at any
election in tho State of Arkansas, pro-
Eided, that persons who make satistao-
tory proof that they have attaine the
age OF tweRty-one years since tins
time OF assessing taxes next preceding
said election and possess the other
necessary qualifications, shall be per
mitted TO vote, and provided further,
that the said tax receipt shall be so
marked by dated stamp OF written en-
dorsemenb by the judges Of eleetion
TO whom IL may be nrst presented as
to prevent tho holder thereof from
voting more than once at any election.
1t is declared 10 be the purpose OF this
amendment to deny the right Of sun.
rage to aliens and IL IL declared to be
the purpose Of this. atnsndnaent TO con-
fer suffrage equally upoH both men
and women. without regard TO sex.
Provided. that women shall not be COM
PEELED TO serve on IuFfes.
Approved by the GatarRor, and hled
E.stn.rS Il IN. Sft.ss sssre'aFy Of stats
SSs1it Witssss HS Una seax official seal
|, sss* 49, Tssasssas 3 ssas
Washington telegraph., 1920-09-24
WARNING ORDER

No. 627. In the Chancery
Court of Hampstead County,
Arkansas.
James Logan, Plaintiff,
VS..
Hattie Logan, Defendant
The Defendant, Hattie Logan
is warned to appear IN this
court within thirty days and au-
court within thirty days and ap
swer the complaint of the plain
tiff, James Logan.
Witness my hand and the
seal of said court this 18th, day
of Sept, 1920.
(SeaD o. C. BAILEY, Clerk
38-4t.
Washington telegraph., 1920-09-24
WARMING ORDER

Before A. j. Robins, Mayor
and EX-oflicio j. p, Ozan Town
ship.
Jones-BarrOw Mercantile Co.,
VS..
w. d. Scott.
The defendantysW. d. Scott
is warned to appear in this
court within thirty days ana
answer the complaint of the
plaintiff, Jones-Barrow Mer-
camille Co.
A. j. ROBINS, Mayor and
Ex-officio J. p. 38-4t.