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Cheyenne record., 1920-12-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior U. S. Land Office at
Hugo. Colo. Decembsr Is. 1920
otieeis hereby given that Jesse West Of Kit
~ Carson Colo who on January 81. !ali MADE
Homestead entry serial No. ol166s for Lois s-3-l
and 70 and on Ocobsr 81. 1914 made additional
homestead entry serial No ol3s4z forihe Lots 7-s
9 ana 10 section township lbs range 44w sixth
prineira. meridian has filed notice OF intention 10
make final three proof, to establish claim to the
land above described before the Clerk of the d.
trict Court On and fer Cheyenns county Cole. at
Cheyenne Wells. Colo. on the 22nd day of January
1921
Claimant names witnesses
!. K maroif I. A. Parker j.. W. Adams. ". J.
Van Doren. all OF Cheyenne Wells, Colo,
dec 10 Jan gust a Beavers. Register
Cheyenne record., 1920-12-23
ST IE OF COLOR DO

ST TIE OF COLOR DOT
County of Cheyenne 50
In the District Court. in and for the county of
Cheyenne. in the Fourth JuGicial District of COL
orudo.
In the matter of the petition of Marnon C.
Haworth and Clara }. Haworth for the determin.
alton of Leirship and interests in the lands and
tcnemcnts of Leo Rees Haworth. deceased.
NOTICE
To Marmon C. Haworth and Clara ]. Ha.
worth. heirs at law Of said Leo Rees Hawor,h de-
ceased and all other persons who are heirs in. or
claim t. &c heirs at law of said Leo kess Haworth
deceased, or who have or calm any interest in
the real estate hereinafter described
Take notice that Marmon C. IIaworth and
CLARA j. Haworth have filed in the above entitled
mattsr their duly verified petition alleging that
the said Leo Rces Haworth departed this lie at
Sebert in the county Of Kit Carson. tolo. on the
18th dny Of November. 1910. intestatc, and at the
the time of his deaf was the owner ard in pos-
session of q certain homestead in Cheyenne conn
ty. Colorado described follows; to-wit:
Lots seven ~. eight ts). nine (el ten u0).
eleven QD. twelve tl2) thi, teen (3) fourteen ga
and fifteen l5 section six G. township twelve (l2,
south. range forty eight tls) west in heyenne
county. Colorado. containing three h, A,red twen-
ty-sevtn and fourteen hgndreths (321II acres
That the above named petitioners were biS
ol heirs at-liw and such heirs ccmpleted ,ha
inn ov' m nts required by law to obtain patsnt
therefor and upon their application Of the United
States was duly issued to the abovc named nett.
t'oners named therein as The HEIRS of Leo Rets
Haworth deceased" !" whereby and as such heirs
at law the petitioners became the sole o,unerx of
the above described real estate
Wherefore. the court has caused the undar.
signed as clerk of said district court to give due
notice that upon the 2fth day of January. 1921 at
the hour of 1900 o'clock, A. M tho date 6xex, h,
the court. the court will hear said petite,, and
ueterminc the matters and things therein praye ed
for and enter decree finding nd seterrsin;,o
the heirs-at law of the said Leo Rces Haworth
deceased. and who as such are entitled 10 an es-
tate of inheritance in said lands tenemen,s md
heredtaments or other property or interest In the
estae OF said deceased, when and " here Won tho
above named persons. ard any one cIairninn tn ba
an heir of said deceased or having or clairnino,
any interest in said real property may appesra nj,
set forth and claim such interest, il any, TO saij
real r perry and estate
lated at Cheyenne Wells in Cheyenne eoun
~. and state of Colorado this 9th day of Noy.m.
ber. A. d. 1897.
H. c. Melon.
Clerk o: the District court, fChey enne county, IN
and Tor the 4th Judicial district Of Colorado.
First PUBLISHED lice. lG. 1920 st
Cheyenne record., 1920-12-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the In error. U S. Land office a,
Hego Colo. November .3. 1890
+ otce is hereby given that Albert Peters of
~ Ognliaiah Nebraska, who on November 90.
ie:z made homestead entry serial No. o1so2e for
LOIS i-2-5 md section | 2 township l5s range a.
west 9Th principal meridian has fired notice OF nen
ton to m final thiee p,oof to establish claim
10 the ianp above described before the Clerk OF the
District ut CT Cheyenne county at Cheyenne
Wells oio. or the 2ist day Of December 1920
claimant names as Witnesses
~ 9ehdmT. J Aiken. Jack Shelley. Herman
Beck. all OF heysnne Wells. Colo.
noy Q dac fo St JR Beavers, Register
Cheyenne record., 1920-12-23
STATE OF CQfx RADIO :.
County Of Cheyenne g
In tine District Court
Paul Holalbein. Pi1intiN

VS.
Georxs NJ. si..laoi's Tsasssss Mora A. oclsn. and
o. w. hideier. dsfsadants "a
Spihaons
To the people Of the State of Colorado q
To George M Sheldon. Trustee. Nora A
Ocken ard o. W. Shideler. the DEFENDANTS above
named Greeting:
II You are hereby required to appear in an sc-
tion brought against you by the above named
plaintiff ia the District Court OF Cheyenne county
state of Colorado. and answer the complaint there
in within twenty days after the service hereof. If
served within this county or il served out Of this
county. or BY publication. within thirty days af-
ter the service hereof. exclusive Of the day oser-
vice or Judgment by default III be taken ga,nst
you according to tire prayer OF the complaint,
And ii copy Of the complaint l., the above .nti-
tied action be not served with this summons or if
the fervics hereof be mads out OF this state then
ten days additional time hereinbeiore specified
for appearance and answer will be allowed bsfore
the taking Of judument by default as aforesaid.
The said action is brought to quiet the title 10
the lot eight ) in block eight Isl in the Town of
Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne county. Colorado
And to obtain a decree that you the said defen-
dants have no estate Or interest whatcver in or I,
said lands. and that he title OF p intiH thereto
is GOOD and vad. a, will more fully appear from
the CO Gplar in s i / action to which reference
is here ma lie. COPY of which is hereto annexed
And you are hereby notified that ii you fail to
app and to answer the complaint as above re-
quired. the said plaintiff will apply to the coui
tor the relief prayed for in his complaint
Given under my hand at Cheyenne Wells, in
said county. this 24th day Of August A. D. 1870.
V. II. johnson,
Attorney fog Plaintiff,
Cheyenne Wells. Colorado. =
First published Dec. le. 1880 1t
Cheyenne record., 1920-12-23
li.iGHSCHOOL NOTES


shooters. who are fast rounding
into shape. and hope to. play he
C. C. H. S. third team in the near
future.
Misses Lucille and Halle Ken
yon leave Wednesday evening
for their home at Pauca City.
Okla, to spend vacation with
their parents
ihe little folks in Miss Leta
:, rumnor's room nav- enjoyed
Ga istmas tree all week.
h G. Moran was a visitor at
tnr Hlgh School Monday morning
Nj. Moran was on his way to the
w atervllle school. north of town
to >tapdardize the rural school
there. 90
The seniors are becoming en-
thuslastic debators. ArgumeE-
tation is being studied for the
first time in their curriculum and
much interest talent among the
boys as well as tue girls is being
shown.
Miss Gertrude Meyer go and
Hi dred Plessinger 20 took the
teachers examination last week.
J. D. Cochran. commel cii |
teacher will spend the holidays
in Denver.
Word has been received from
Nlss Zelda Jones of. the last
years senior class in DeLand,
Florida. Zelda is attending the
University, and, holding atove
ninety per cent in most of her
grades.
AS no basketball games, have
been scheduled &c be played b.
for the HOLIDAYS. The basket
bail te ms have postponed rrao-
ticing Until after Jan. J.. Aft r
,h- holidays both basketball
teams will start practicing f'r
the games of the coming semes.
ter
II. B, Frickel will spend the
holidays at his home in Cam. :
bell, Nebraska
Mrs. L. w Wells and daughter
Genevieve, of Boulder. are spend
ing the holidays with Mr.. and
Mrs: Don Corliss.
Matthew Wayman, traveller.
poet and lecturer, will appear in
the third lumber of the High
School Lyceum, Jan. 8. mir.
Wayman will lecture for greater
Americanism. This lecture shows
some Of the problems confront
ing our own Republic. 1t also
deals with the common street fa-
KRIS, 1t explodes their tricks and
also those of the quack medicine
man. This number will be given
in the school auditorium.
Last Wednesday morning the
Juniors had charge of the assem-
bly,. they entertained the student
body witn a lively and varied pro
gram. The first number was an
appropriate class song, air.
Naughty Waltz" They held a
Mock Indignation meeting Of the
High School teachers and the
president of the school. board.
Each member of the faculty was
cleverly characterized, and each
voiced a complaint about the lack
of study in their classes The
faculty resolved that in the flu
ture. all students receiving unsat
isfactory grades would be subject
ed to the water cure !" The
meeting was followed by the
school dictionary. They then
staged g clever take off" on
that classical play. Hamlet, in
a Classical way The last
scene was of course very tragical
but before the curtain fell the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-27

JEWISH young man would liz. Kosher
board with nice family, :. Cohen SIS
AayO Dlds, Cedar 6E.
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BUSINESS SERVICE
SERVICE OFFERED =,

WANTED 70 repair ali the old furniture
yDi nave. renntshing, uphOlstering,
kitchen cabinets onaueied especially. our
ambulance awaits your calti all work
Tulsa Furniture hospital.
ttaHEe at7t.n
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10 to share a.room apart
he'd can after 9 y. m. 2l5
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BOARD AND ROOMS

koepiuR one sleeping. bls South MAN.
cedar teis
able fur thrrn or i've adultu. refer.
cnocs -2o West walnut.
TWO NuBERN tiEht housekeeping rooms
for ttut. front entrance. adjoining bath
also garage for rent osase 1it'-J,
MENs MAHOGANy CALr English last
shoes iieh choice ~ any woman's
shoe at the Garment Factory, t6.ei. Z
1uEiS y TWO ilsht hou.ckeeplnR
rooms for rent. modern. pSase $40,
EAsrON. Il M6--Llght housekeeping
rooius for rout
HOUSTON. x. 6o1-Two rooms for usht
housekeeping. close Ia. ON ear linc.
rulpp. %. Liant Housekeeping
rooms for ronl
run UhNr rwo modern rooms. house
heeping or Hleeping. Phone Usage
MANHELla n ios Three housekecplns
rooms. hot and cold water. on two car
lines walking distanoc, Phone Usage
ONE IIuiIT HOUSEKEEPING room;
private entrance. handy " bath. 500 N.
n'M'''''.
TApLE ~ womcns shoes. tao6. Tabl,
Of chidrcns shoes, t2.a5. rull line OF
womcns house shoes. Garment Factory.
BOSTON, =. 6go-rhrec lsht housekeep.
ipg rooms with private family; front
ana hack entrance cistcrn. Go married
couple,
FOU sRENr- Two iisht houAcks,plts
rooms, modern. everything furnished
~ per week, IA childron. 2lss v a07
| South college.
| ~. IA, .ff.. ,t,.r
rooms In modern house. grou,vi floor.
adults Phone pSago si,s.
FOR RENT--On furnished room 10 mar
and wife. with kitchen privilege, or to
2 gentlomon for sie.pins. close In. walk
ing distance. south side Cedar ISL
FoR RENr- J-room. furnished, modern.
| Usage ae7i
TWO ROOM house, furnished Tor light
| housekeeping IN rear Of b!i N. Peoria.
on car line, AZ SO per wcek
ron RENr Two modern Itch, house
| keeping roomH 800 South rhoeniN
TWO ROOMS furnished for light house
! keeping ccdn 1855.
| THREE AND roUR ROOMS furnished
FOR housekeeping i1i North Cincin-
ONE nic,lS ,a5ni.hed houseksepins room
with Rcepiug porch rent reasonable.
ROOMS ron REN1--lght housekeeping.
Usage i761 ".
PHOENlX, & I12--Rooms for light house
| keeping psags hTiaN
ROOMS ron RtNT NT--ruK>IsiitD i
SECOND W, gif--Nlociy furnished south
room. adjoining bath Phone Cedar 90.
| BOSTON s S2,--Largo front sleeping
room, bath. modern home, close In,
| gentlemen. Usage ia3s.
| VERY desirable rooms, use of piano. alsc
| goui-shragc Cedar $40
| =.
connecting bath, references requested
oNago abla,
NICE SLGEplNG ROOM to couple OF NV,
| gentlemen, Just back Of Convention hall
1lG West Cameron.
IA SALI.E HOTEL
as south Denver.
Kendall West fifth and South FriSc
car go 10 door cleanest and most eN
elusive hotel n city. good heat; parlor
dining ruom IN connection. moderat
prices Phone Usage lbo6.
ron RENT Front sleeping room. close 1
| good location. OEAgD 3dAA.
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mELr-MA,r A>p FEMALE :.
sAi.sMtN An AGkNrs

WANTEp-Saiesmsn and organizers for
tho Anti Automobile Thief association of
America. We are now organising the state
uf Oklahoma and want men iu every city
and town who are willing to work and
can stand prosperity We train you free.
Every auto awnor needs and wants this
protection which makes it easy to sell No
competition. For "A permanent aud profit-
able position which PAYS 500 per week and
better cali FOR interview every day this
week. nov East second,
AGENT WANrEp--t tstapnshed agency
for Tulsa Tor sale. Reasonable 10 re-
liable party. Weekly net profit $50
Can be doubled with proper management.
For information address Mr.. puffnsr, gem
eral manager. 10 East Ftfth, Oklahoma
| city, Okla,
ENERGETIC salesman wanted; must be
well recommended and acquainted IN
Tulsa. Address Boz 3ls- b, care VI World.
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AUTOMOBILES


1917 FIVE pAFsENGEH fist .class coudi
tlpu lust oytrhauled. n"w titra, tubes
sul top is0b. viii marx In front of post
office ths afternoon.
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WANTED \ place as housekseepr In a
wtdnwer's home or roouing house work
by lady age between 80 and 10. Address
q3t.A ,tf>jf World.
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EMPLOYMENT
vANrED-MALe -

sIrrArioNs wANTED-MALG ~
EXPERT construction man In any llns
stranger In city wishes conn"o'on WIN
,.,s% !. ,ST,.,, rmioyment rom Z to 10 ,.
w bv ,oung man. Address 9fs A, care
Of world.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-27

lTIrck DRIVER or nisht floor ,ian in
garage Csil Aiker, Elsin Hotel, room
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EMPLOYMENT
IEI.p WNNTtO-NNIt

TWO MEN WANTED to run on train A.
news agents Apply Fred Harvey Sews
stand Frisco station.
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Position wanted immediately ny Nounk
tenrc bookkeeping, Fenogtsphic WORN
,iSo pensraI office work wiling TO sc'
cent poaltIon a. moderate salary u. X
HedeI 1890 FustOria
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Morono,,,r- ASO BIcycLrs !,

ONE indian motorcycle and side car
runs aud looks like new. Must soil a'
once cash Of terms. W. e. walker. 22o
o. Seoopd ~
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nooKKEEpEn srrNooRArnEn

OF World.
uooKKEEPER. .sTENoGRAPHER
Position wanted immediaiely by Young
man .l wears % age: "a years espt,
tcnce bookkeeping, Tienogrsphic WORK
NO p.nsr.l office work willing TO sc'
~ept rosition a. moderate salary. H. X
Hedel. ii25 Fos'oria.
WANTED \ place ss housekseepr In
vidnwer'. home or rooming house work,
Il, lady age between 80 and 10. Address
sSi.N ,ar. ~ World.
NtbDIE AGED couple, no children, wish
poaItIon as cooks or wife COOK and man
DO other work 225 North Boston.
TRUCK DRIVER or night floor ,uan in
garage Call Aiker Llsin Hotel room
10
YOUNG MAN-wsnts position as book {.
keeper and typst or general office work
II any kind 97o-A caro- World
POSITION with privste fanilyas chsuf.
four. single. thoroughly reliable seven
ences Address Aug. @. Raseh, Sand
springs. Okla Boz tt,
MAN experienced with all phases uf Au-
tomotive industry wants eupl1v;nent:
clear record references. s6o-A, care OF
world
ATroMQHiLE SALEsMAN wants steady
employment with responsible firm. ssi.
\. care OF World.
wANTEp-smsil set Of books 10 Keep.
rorrsspondence TO handle or any kind~uf
nffice work to do evening" and saturday
afternoons, by high class otf!"a man.
963. \. care ~ World
ND. Al CREDIT MANAGER and office
iuas desires to change position after
first ~ year All correspondence strict
~ confidential. Address BoS 9stA care
nf World
WANTED-Job az truck driver, stcbdy
married man. call Usage Si73.
SITUATION WANTED FEMALE ~
ENpERr LADY sTENOGRAPHER and
clerk desires position, several years eN-
perlence Phone Usage 1875.
STENOGKAPHER- 90 Eight years cNpe'
and clerical work. Cedar 1873
EXPERT sTENoGRAPHER DESIRES
SITUATION as secretary, am well edu
Gated experienced. and can furnish A.
references Now employed but wish e
move south Address Box s2t, valley city
North Dakota.
Az EXPERlENcED stenosrapher de
Sires position: willing to begin will
| small salary. 1910 s. Frisco
EXPERIENCED stenographer desirel
good situation; best Of reference
given. Phone Usage ,so5.
NURSE In confinement cases wants po
siton. Usage 1870. Mrs Hunt.
| TEACHER wants Saturday work: Cleri
| cal work preferred. Has had two year
| office experience. Usage s6ls.
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FINANCIAL


~ ~INFNS OPPVFTI NITFFN "
FOR sALE.--Restsurant In flrst.class
shape West Broadway, one-hsJf block
from postoffice. leaving city hall
cash, balance easy terms ~ desired y q
Jackson Drumrisht. Okla. Box 1925.
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WANTED very good pianist, must
have experience In composing % Price,
b31 North Denver. Usage aT5i or Usage
ei55.
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FINANCIAL
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

wv SiNGSS VGUONhN NJ "
WILL Buy established business In good
Oklahoma town: prefer barber shop,
cigar and cold drink stand. doing good
business II your place don't make good
money. don't waste your stamps. ". L.
Taylor care Eiks club, Shreveport, La.
BAKERY and confectionery with small
grocery stock. good business making
5000 per month supply four other TOWNS
wll pay TO Investigate. Write Box 12s,
Dustin, Okla.
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TY COBB STILL LEADS
BATTERS IN LEAGUE

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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-19

test stewart 4 former foot bah AZ
Of MA AhUrr college here 1 Ct Ant.
Verp to participate in the inter
M ional games.
Stewart has been in the army ainea
his gEaduati0G from Washburn cot
logr In l9l7 He played fullhark on
the college team several years, In
Writine ~ his brothers here be sand
he originally intended entering the
LONG di~anc" and hurdle races. bat
dndiua these lists crowded, decided
on boxing. Sport authorities de8-
crihe Stewards showing As phcno-
mauul considering his brief expert
cnec with the gloves. Tie i' more
than is feet tail and weighs 200
pounds He is first lieutenant in the
10th mld artillery, Central Division
ZIG u0i'
Nmcs. la.--IoWa State college has
kethall team viii face every team
of the Missouri Valley conference in
two more contests This season, ac-
cording to the fenati}e schedule.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-19
300 ONE ARM MEN IN
WORK IN ONE FACTORY

Winncprg Man - England's great
est employer Of One-armed men was
n recent visitor to Winnipeg, He Is
w. II Dunkley. of London a manu-
fac urer OF carriages.
Since the armisticc, Mr.. Dunkley
has employed none but onc.armed
men, He nov has three hundred Of
them In his factory and has found
that ihcS" crippled soldiers, properly
trained, not only can do almost ne
WORK Of n man with two handS, but
are given a new interest IN lie
working together
MIR DunklrY IL in Canada ON a pre-
Ilmlnary survey OF land ana SOCIAL
conditions IN Canda with view Oh
bringing poor from he Slums or Lon
don to Canadian farms.
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w. \, HOLLAND.
V WE'pT.i\,,


Moved by Supervisor Larson, ant
duly seconded. that report be adopted
Carried
State Aid Road Report on Fall River
Road
To the Honorable Chairman and Gen
tlemen OF the Board of super
ysors.
Gentlemen
Your Committee on state Aid Road
to whom was referred the cumnunica
tion of the State Highway Department
relative 10 the building OF Section h,
state aid road, known as the Fall River
road, beg leave to report that Nt nave
examined said communication ana
recommend that said matter be laid
over to the September session OF this
board, with the request that the
County superintendent OF Highways
be requested to check mp the finances
OF the state aid road funds Of the
county and the state fund to ascer-
tain whether or not there viii he SUI
hcient funds on hand to build at least
one mile, as heretofore contemplated,
at the increased cost OF construction,
said Superintendent OF Highways TO
make report OF his findings al the
session Of this board.
All OF which IS respectfully sub
4,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-19
81 APPLICANTS FOR
MICHIGAN TEAM
Uv the Associated Press \

Ann ArbOr Mich,--A squad of II
men H. expected to furnish the ma
tcral from which Fielding II. Nost
Michigan'S veteran football coach,
win construct his 1920 football ma
chine. Invitations to that number of
gridiron aSpiranta have been sent
out. and the training season will get
under way september 18th, when a
squad of ten letter men and twenty
four others will report at Ferry field.
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SATURDAY A. NJ, JUNE 18TH, 1920

Board met pursuant To adjourn
ment with all members present except
SuUtrSiSofs Andre VS. and Iolpel.
Records.
Moved By Supervisor Charley ana
duly seconded, that the minutes "i
Yesterday afternoons session be ap'
prOs ed as read Carried,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-19

moved UN uptiN nor I'uHlt anu
duly seconded. the adoption OF repor;
Carried
Efficiency and Economy Report on
Committee on Committees,
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen OF the
Board OF Supervisors
Your Committee on Committees
and Economy ana Efficiency commit.
tee. 10 whom was referred the report
OF the Efficiency and Economy Com.
mittee whereby il Mas sought 10 re-
duCe The numbers Of members on Ger
tain committees OF this board, tnd
that no additional expense Is incurred
on the county by leaving the commit
tees stand as they are.
We further tind that the committees
as now appointed cores pOnd 10 the
rules adopted BY this board and there
tore recommend that said report OF
the Economy ana Efficiency Commit.
tea be not CONQUERED in.
All OF which Is respectfully sub
mitted,