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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-08
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ia. kterou cd zadu vstoupili a
re byl obehnan vysokou zdi
pokrytou ma vrchu roztluce-
nym sklem V cementu. Pfedni
nadvori bylo zarostle vysoky-
mi iedlemi, ktere skoro uplne
zakryvali dunn ulice.
Dunn vyhlizel jako neobydle
ny. Trava kolem neho byla
spora a misty bylo videti no.
lou hlinitou zem. Nejaka roz-
bita socha, zniceny vodotrysk
a jine ukazky nedbalosti dopl
novaly vseobecny vzhled spou
sty.
"Misto toto jmenuje sc "Je-
dliny", pravil Grafton. "A lak
vidite, hodi Sc mu jmeno to-"
Vystoupil po schodech a o.
tevrel dvefe vedouci do po-
stranniho dvora. Zdal Sc zde
byti dobre znam, jak Cecilie a
Marketka pozorovaly. Neu-
znal Ia dohre poved6ti Jim, re
misto toto navStivil 'predcha-,
zeiici ve6er mel dlouhou roz
mluvu Sc svou vzdalenou pri-
buznou a jeji sluzkou a ziskal
lie ODE Ia znaCnou odmenu pro
svoie plany. Neuznal "a dobr6
povedeti Jim, re slecna Rosse
byla zde toho Ultra otekavana,
re byly pro jeji prichod ucine
ny pripravy a dvirka We zdi by
ly nechany otevreny, ably mo-
hly rychle vstoupiti.
Vstoupil do male chodby Sc
dvermi po obou stranach. Graf
ton otevfel jedny dvere po
prave strane uvedl Cecilii a
jeji sluzku do sednice.
"Pockate-li zde, sleGno Ce-
ellie" pravil, "vyhledam pani
Malsonovou, seznamim il va
mi pozadam il o ochranu pro
vas. Dovolte mne ma nekolik
minut. Vratlm Sc co nejdfive. "
Poklonil Sc a odeSel zavrev
"a sebou dvere.
Cecilie a Marketka pohllzely
ma sebe jaksi V obave a pax Sc
rozhlizely po sednici.
Byla mala a mela pouze jed
no okno. Koberec byl yyslapa
ny, nabytek sesly, steny plesni
We a vlhke, nichz misty viseI
dolu staromodni papir. Strop
byl popraskany opryskany
Bylo zde chladno jako hrob-
ce. V cernem llrbu nebylo o.
hn6 a po nejakych ozdobacf
ami pamatky. Panovala zde ne
vetSi chudoba.
Cekaly trpelive nekolik mi
nut. PAX zaslechly t6zke kro
ky V chodbe, dvere sc oteyrely
a do vnitr vstoupila zena.
Byla to Sally. hospodyne /;
povSechna sluzka tohoto do
mu.
Byla velka, svalnata Skotk.
ne, pravy granatnlk suknlcl
vojenskeho kroku a vzhledu
Mela ceryeny Was. bystre SC
de oci, vysokc licni kosti, vel
mi dlouhy oblicej horen
pysk byl ozdobcn sluSnym kni
rem.
Pohledla ostre ma Ccclli
Divcina bledost, sluSn
vzhled a Stihla postaNa mac
chnuly il patrne opovrzenln
PAX uprela zrak svui ma Mal
ketku a statna postava n6met
ke vcnkovanky nadchnula
patrne vetsl uctou.
Ma panl vas chcc videti,
pravla silnym hlascm, kter
polekal posluchacky. "Dov,
du vas k ni.'
ODE vstaly a nasledoyaly ]
Nedla je hlavni chodbou d(
mu do jednoho pokoie. V ne
lcp5lch dnech tohoto starch
] domu, .kdyz neboztik pan Nj;
son, ktery byl spolecenskyl
} muzcm, plytval pohostinstvin
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-08

1 OPSsSShs NAa@Aiu w -" RSAS
ia osumelym bruselskym ko-
bercem. Ma obilenych stenach
viselo nekolik rodinnych podo-
bizen. Skrin je pima knih, psa
CT stolek, asi tucet zidli z ma
hagonoveho dfeva a vse zhoto
vene die vzoru pred padesati
lety panujici mody. Okna by
la zakryta zaclonami vybledle
ho cerveneho damasku.
SlabJ ohen hofel V krbu.
Pred MIN V lenosce sedela sta
ra .zena, panl domu.
| Jak Grafton pravil, byla pa
nj Malsonova velmi vzdalena
pribuzna jejich rodiny.
Byla pres osmdesat roku sta
| ia, bezzuba, Sc zlutym oblice-
jem, ma mem bylo tisice vras-
XII; mela billy vlas cern6, pro
nikav6 oci. Byla odena cernym
atlasovym satem starodavniho
stfihu a ma hlave mela billy
Cepec.
Kdyz spatfila Cecilii, vstala
5 takovou rychlosti, ktera pre-
kvapila prichozi, kteri netusi-
/ Ii, re by tom star6m, vysch-
lem tele bylo tolik zivosti.
TAX to je ia mlada DANA"
! zvolala krapavym hlasem.
"Jste vitana draha, velmi vita
ma. Eh, CO jste pravila? Mluv-
te trochu hlasiteji. Muzete zde
zustati talk dlouho, pokud Sc
vam zde libit bude. Neposadi-
te SEQ"
Cecilie zabrucela cosi V od-
poved' a posadila Sc. Market
ka sedla ma nejblizsi zidli.
"Nahore je pokoj priprave-
ny k obyvani," pravila Sally.
"Je vytopen a provetran mia
da pani muze tam jiti kdy Sc
il bude libit, tfeba hned il tam
dovedu."
Mech il prozatim zde Sal
ly,' pravila stara pani. Mech
! ii ia sc rada divam ma kras-
ny mlady oblicej. ia byvala
druhdy take velmi krasna slec
no Rosse. Opravdu jsem by
Ia"
Bylo videt, re nelhaIa, neb
Vzdor jeji nynejsi serednosti
a lakotG, bylo jejich tazich
vid6ti, re iednou byvala kras-
] kou nevSedni.
! Grafton proved obvyklou
j formu predstavenl mezi svou
! pribuZnou a slecnOu Rosse.
Kdyz pani Malsonova dala ma
| leVo ZnaCnou cilost a naklon-
: not k hovoru, posadil Sc po-
; hodlne do vysoke lenoSky a pc
: zoroval ie ODE.
Nesmime Sc domySleti, zt
Grafton prisel ku sve pribuznt
$ plnym doznanim sveho pa
douSstvi, anebo primym Wy
= svetlenim sveho zameru. Pra
! vii il, ze miluje iistou mladol
damu jmenem slecna Rosse !:
: re tato sletna chcea Sc Skryt
= pred svym neprltelem a ze prC
/ mi hleda bezpecny utulek, q;
: ktcry chce dobrc zaplatiti. u
emil vSak poznamku, od kite
!. re ocekaval, ze sc ulme lak'
+ SINE padle do urodne zeme
: poncsc oyoce Y cas-, tOtiz i
!. rad zaplati sto liber tomu
: kdo pohne sletnu Rosse, alb
: Sc stala jeho manzelkou.
il, Ia poznamka vrtala par
Malsonoy6 Q mozku a hovoiiil
> stale 0 nj SC svou sluzkou.
I Ten chlapec ma penizc
: doMov,' pravila konecne, .
to ia holka nema. Ona Jest bl
i. Zele pak-li 81 no nechce Wi
J. Jak mohou lide ziti bez p,
j neZ? ia bych Sc nedopustil
0 cpoccstneho skutku Ia eel
Al sNct - Sally - tom mn
n ZnaS dost dobrc. Jsem zen
4, poctiva a myslim, ze mann t;
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PRIJME Sc mlady zkuseny
prodavac V obuvnim obchode.
Dobra mzda a stala prace.
Sc u Zak Bratri, 9717
Lorain Ave. Tel. Lorain 982.
4-8
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Ale pani Malsonova Sc jestt

Pozorovala mladou divku
Jakousi neznou soustrasti.
"Posad'te Sc blize k ohni,
slecno Rosse," nutila j. "Je-
chladno. Y tomto podnebi prl-
jde zivobyti straSne draho.
Kdybych nebyla tax stara, ne
uzivala bych uhli kvetnu,' =
pravila hlubokym povzde-
chem. "Doufam, BE Sc vam
V "Jedlinach' zalibi. Aspon
zde budete bezpecna. Nemam
nikdy spolecnost!'
"Jsem presvedcena, re zde
naleznu bezpecny utulek, "
pravila Cecilie. DUN Sc zda
byti skryt V stromovi."
Zach, ty jedle rostou tax
rychle! Ale nae je nyni oreza-
vati nebo misto toto zlepsova-
ii. Vzdyt' mi patti jen dozivot
ne. Byval to vesely dunn jed
nou, "a starych casu, ale uz
videl sve neilepsi dny jako ia"
Cecilii zaiimala tato stara
PAM a doufala, re jeji pobyt
/ V "Jedlinach" nebude bez "a
bavy. Setrvala parlu asi pul
hodiny, kdyz stara Sally opet
Sc nabidla dovesti il do jejiho
pokoje.
"Prinesla iste s sebou sva "a
vazadla?" tazala Sc pani Nal
sonova.
Cecilie odpovedela, ze zad-
nych nema.
"Budete vsak potrebovati
ii promenu obleku."
Nam penize," pravila div
ka. "Pak-li dovolite laskave
nakoupiti vasi sluzce co ia a
Marketka potrebujeme, budu
vam velice povdecna." !"
80 to ia udelam!" zvolala
stara Sally. "Neni radno pro
vas, abyste Sc ukazala venku." "
Hospodyn6 dovedla hosty
nahoru do pTijemn6 svetnice S
loznicemi po obou stranach.
Nabytek byl starry a seSly, ok
ma huste zastfena a Y krbu no
rel jasny ohen. Grafton naridil
ably byl pro ne pokoj dobre w
ltopen. Marketka citila Sc spo-
| kojenou. "~'.-
Slecna Rosse dala svou "a.
kazku Sally a dostatek penez
aby il mohla obstarati.'
"Jaky podivny dun to ie!
,pravila Marketka. "a jaka po.
divna domaci pani. Myslim, ze
neni tim, elm byyala We svyct
mladych, letech, slecinko Ceci
lie. Cas- meni lidi."
"Prijala mas velmi vlidne Z
pravila Cecilie. "Nelibi Sc m
byti tax velice povinnovana pa
Inu Craftonovi. Cini mne stale
vetSi dluznici a ia Sc citin
nevdecnou, ponevadz Sc memo
hu "a neho provdati. Nestav;
3nad Slechetn6jSiho. a laska
vejsiho gentlemana mad neho'
30 jen kdybyste Sc chtela /;
mohla IA neho provdati, byl;
bych tou nejSt' astnejSi osobol
ma sv6t6," pravila NJ arketka
"Vratime-li Sc do Londyna
pan Pulford mas tam nalezne
Nebudetc nikdy hezpecna =
nikdy - lee We vaSem vlastnin
dome manzelem, ktery b.
!, vas chranil."
psf, Marketko, pravi!
, Cecilie smutne. ''Nikdy sc re
proydam. Pan Grafton to VI
myslim nckona svou laska
vost ocekavani nejakc od
meny,'
= Sedla k ohni a zabrala S
. We sve mySlenky.
Zatim dole V pokoji pc oC
:, chodu Cecilie obratila Sc star
PAM na Craftona a pravil
:, dychtiye:
. "Je to hezka holka. Maldr
de, slicnc devce. Ncdivim $
re il mas rad. Skoda. &c ie Ia
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PRODA Sc dunn, bungalov
o 6ti pokojich, koupelna, lot
40 pri 145 str. velmi LEVINE.
Haste Sc Y elsie 1906 Z. 140
III. \ MI. Pleasant vcccr 20 Sc
ste hodin6 aneb V sobotu odp.
a v nedeli. Aid
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CHCETE-Ll 81 koupit, neb
prodat nestsky majetek aneb
farmu, obrat'te sc dnv6rou
ma neistarsiho q spolehlivehs
tesktho jednatela FIR. Hattana.
S642 +. 49 ul. Obchod zalozen
roku 1894. Gel. Union 453 L.
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OLYMPIA Hra The LOST
City davana bude po Is ty-
dnu, pocinaje pondelkem a
1terkem 10. a 20. dubna. Ne
zameskejte zacatek a sleduj-
te pax az ke konci. Nejvetsi
vec, jez platno dosud pozna-
10.
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BILE KRAJKOVE zaclony
do oxen, hezkeho hvezdnateho
vzorku's S neznym okrajem, 2 a
ctvrt yardu dlouhe po $1.75
par, koupite jedint stiiznim
obchode Il Koudelu, 473o
Broadway. AS
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FOOD PRICES JUST TWICE
AS HIGH AS IN YEAR 1918

Washington, May 5.-The family
food budget in February was exactly
twice the sum expended for the same
articles of food in February 1913,
according to the department on labor
statistics.
During the same period in Great
Britain the increase was only l3s
per cent while in Italy it was 1s7 pei
cent. Germany outranked all coun'
tries enumerated with an increase OF
224 per cent.
Increase in prices of clothing In
Germany of the statistics showed ex'
ceeded 1000 per cent. A mans suit
which before the war cost $40, now
sells for $23S. During the year end,
ing last February in this country,
sugar increased in price 76 per cent
Potatoes went over the top to the
tpune is a.275 per cent increase
since February 1918.
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obtain a hearing before the railroad
labor board.
Conferences of representatives Of
the yardmen's association began
here today and they will be confined
solely to a united effort to gain a
hearing before the board, Eubanks
declared.
Formation of national organiza-
tion in opposing to the old line broth
erhoods will not be perfected, he add
ed, until the present dispute has been
settled and the men have gone back
to work, Then a general convention
will be called, he said.
The yardmen declare that thee will
stick with the board until they are
heard and if necessary will follow it
to Chicago when hearings begin
there May II.
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STANDING FIRM ON
so CENTS COTTON

Columbia, May 5.-Several hun
dred farmers from all parts of the
state, together with prominent busi-
ness men, are attending the semi-an-
nual convention of the South Caro-
ina division of the American Cotton
association.
The convention opened at noon
with singing, "Organize, Oh Orga-
nize," the oraginzation song, to the
tune of maryland, My Maryland" D."
Among the speakers whose names
are on the program for the day are
r. H. Edmunds, editor of the Manu-
facturers Record; Mrs. G. H. Mathis,
of Gadsden, Ala, prominent woman
cotton planter; State Senator Geo. K
Laney of Chesterfield; B. C. Mattox
field agent for the Georgia division
of the association and J. S. Wanna
maker, of St. Matthews, president Of
the American Cotton association. Il
was decided today that Immediately
after the convention statewide
campaign for farmers warehouse II
all the counties will be waged.
The convention stood firm als'
for sixty-cent cotton.
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OPERATION OF WIRES
COST GOVERNMENT S14,005, Sc!

Washington, May Cooperation
If the telegraph and telephone COM
panies during the war cost the gov
ernment $14,OO5,565, Postmaster
ieneral Burleson informed congress
,day in asking immediate appropri.
alton of that amount to liquidate the
affairs of the federal wire admins
tration.
Mr.. Burleson said that no loss
would have been suffered had the
government retained operation Of
the lines "a few months longer" or
had rate increases not been tempor-
lrily halted by court injunctions.
Mr.. Burleson disclosed that no
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-05-07
ROW BETWEEN GAME
WARDEN AND DEPUTY

Columbia, May 5.-The courts of
South Carolina will likely be called
upon at an early date to settle row
between W. H. Gibbes of Columbia,
chief state game warden, and j. H.
Robinson of Greenville, a county
game warden for that county, who
was recently "fired" by Mr.. Gibbes,
Governor Cooper is in receipt of
letter from the Greenville delegation
in which the executive is asked to re-
appoint Robinson, in order that Mr..
Gibbes may then take the matter to
the courts for settlement.
The act of the 1920 legislature pro-
vides in one section that the chief
state game warden may dismiss war
dens at his discretion. In another
section the act states that a game
warden shall hold Office until his
successor has been appointed. This
apparent contradiction is the ground
on which the Greenville delegation
has acted in asking that the ccurts
be allowed to decide the matter.
Robinson claims that Mr.. Gibbes
had no power to remove him and the
Greenville delegation held meeting
a few days ago and drafted a letter
to the governor, asking for the re-
appointment, and also letter to Mr..
Gibbes, asking that the matter be
taken to the courts for settlement.
The'letter to the governor states that
the county warden was removed be-
cause "there has arisen a Disagree
ment between him and Mr.. Gibbes. !"
To date the governor has not taken
any action in the case.
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TANLAC PROVED
REMEDY NEEDED
"FOR A YEAR WAS UNABLE
TO CO." MCCLELLAN DE-
.CLARES
Feared The Future
Williamson Man Gives Tanlac Cred
it for Putting Him Back on His
Feet.

"Tanlac got me back on my feet
and proved just the medicine I need
ed"
In that sentence J. L. Mcclellan,
of williamson, N. c., summed up
his experience with Tanlac.
"When I began taking Tanlac I
was in a very weak condition, and
l was told that was threatened with
Paralysis. 1 became so weak l could
not get about at all, and for one
year I was unable to 60. had no
appetite and I never felt we'll. Even
though I was under treatment I got
no better to amount to anything, and
I had begun to fear I would not be
able to get myself back in good shape
again.
:, 81 took seven or eight bottles of
Tanlac and I am in fine shape now.
My strength has increased a great
deal and 1 am working regularly at
night. I have very fine appetite,
and soon after I began taking Tan
lac began to fatten up right along.
The Tanlac got me back on my feet
and proved just the medicine I
needed, and I am glad to recon-
mend it,"
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DIVERTED MONEY PAID
1T FOR SHIPBUILDING

Washington, May 5.-John F.
Overend, an assistant controller OF
the emergency fleet corporation, tes-
titled today before the house commit
tee inestigating shipping board ope-
.rations that the Virginia Shipbuild-
ing Company, a Charles W. Morse
concern at Alexandria, Va, had di-
verted more than $1,000,000 paid it
for ship construction. He said $4O,-
600 had been expended in 1913 for
building workmen's homes at Rose
mont, Va, and that $640,00O had
been used to complete the companys
plant.
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NEW EMBARGO ON FRUITS

Tampa, Fla, May 6.-Shippers of
fruits and vegetables in this State
have been notified by the American
Express Company of new embargo
effective today, on shipments from
this State. The notification declares
that, due to the recent strikes of rail-
road workers in the East and West,
shippers in these congested sections
have been using the express lines to
such an extent that there is an acute
shortage of express cars. The embar-
20 will be lifted next Monday or
probably sooner, the statement said.
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RAIL WORKERS IN
SOUTH TO STRIKE

Washington, May 5.-Railroad
workers in the southern cities are eX-
pected to go on vacation today or
tomorrow, closing the gateways to
the cotton belt and isolating the oil
fields of the southwest, James Eu-
banks of the St. Louis Yardmen's as
sociation, said today in discussing
plans of the non-recognized yard
mems association, in their effort to
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CHANDLER PAYS 80 1.s PER CT,

New York, May GA stock divi'
dend of 33 1-3 per cent was declar'
ed today by the Chandler Moto1
Car Company. This dividend is pay
able June 10 to stock of record
June l and will result in 10000 ad
ditional shares being issued.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Standard Building
and Loan Association will he held
in their office in the Planters Bank,
Tuesday evening, May 18th, 1920,
at six o'clock.
2t. Otto Bristow, Sect'y.
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agreement has yet been reached with
the Mackay company for the use
their land lines, forming the Pos
tai Telegraph system. He said the
Postal. earnings during federal con-
troll were s2,123,392 more than the
compensation awarded by him and
that suit for this sum would be filled
by the government.
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CANDIDATES COLUMN

All announcements in the candi-
dates column are published for cash
in advance.
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SUPERVISOR

I hereby announce myself a candi-
date for reelection as Supervisor of,
Abbeville County and agree to abide
the result of the primary election.
W. A. STEVENSON
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The largest dealer in musical instrI. si.
ments in Western South Carolina. sells
pianos, self-player pianos, organs an ana
sewing machines. Reference: The
Bank of Greenwood, the oldesi and
strongest Bapk in Greenwood County
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Hall Investment Company

We have hand large stock of high grade Nor
man, Delser and Franklin Buggies. Huntngburg
and Hickory Wagons; Harness. Brides and Check
lines.
Furniture, Congoleums, Mating, Rugs and Art
Squares. %>r t:t.s4 ! Vi e<a
Range Eternal, Anchor Ranges and wood Cook Stoves
Florence Automatic Oil Stoves.
Organs Talking Machines, New Home Sewing Ma
chimes. r
Kelly Springfield and Goodrich Tires and Tubes
OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT. TERMS CASH, OR
CREDIT.
Visit to our Store will be Highly Appreciated.
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We are authorized to announce R.
B Cheatham as a candidate for Clerk
of Court, subject to the rules of the
Democratic party and he pledges
himself to abide the result of the
primaries.
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primary,
CLERK

I hereby announce myself 'as
candidate for office of Clerk cf
Court for Abbeville County, and will
abide the result of the primary.
J. L. Perrin.
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FOR SHERIFF

hereby announce myself candi-
date for Sheriff of Abbeville County
in the Democratic Primary, and I
pledge myself to be governed by the
rules and to, abide the result of the
primary.
FOSTER B. McLANE
I hereby announce myself candi-
date for Sheriff of Abbeville County
in the Democratic Primary, and
pledge myself to be governed by the
rules and to abide the result of the
primary. c. j. BRUCE.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for Sheriff of Abbevllle Count
in the Democratic Primary, and
pledge myself to be governed by tn
rules and to abide the result of the
primary. j. N. BLUM.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-05-07
FOR SALE

Six Room House on North Main Street
with modern conveniences If you want a
Home in the best part of the City this is
your opportunity - - . - --- $525O.OO
One Big Two Story House on Haigler St:
in first class condition, new roof about IL
Acre in Lot A Bargain even for an inves-
tor Can give possession Immediately.
Price :. 49, - -. $35OO.OO
Also Nice Five Room Cottage on Hick-
ory Heights, in first class condition. and
on big lot. Pretty place. $275O.OO.
We Are Headquarters for Real Estate.
Auction Sales given special attention.
WE NOW HAVE SEVERAL GOOD
FARMS FOR SALE-BUY EARLY
AND GET THE PICK.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-08-26
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of The Interior

U. S. Land Office at Topeka,
Kansas, July 30, 1920,
NOTICE is hereby given that
Alvin W. Downing, of Moscow, Kan
sas, who on July 20, 1915, made ad-
ditional homestead application Ser
ial No. O4424, (O1369S Dodge City,
for Lot 8, SEA NWA, Eh SWA,
section 6, Township 32S, Range SAW,
6 tn principal meridian has filed no
tice of intention to make three-year
proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before the Probate
Judge of Seward County, Kansas, at
Liberal, Kansas, on the 18th day Of
1920.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Adam P. Ridenour
Adam o. Ridenour.
Nate Yarbough.
Herbert Brown, all of Moscow,
Kansas.
GEORGE S. ALLEN,
Register.
12t5c.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-08-26
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of The Interior.

Department OF The Interior.
U S. Land Office at Topeka, Kan
sas, July 16, 1920.
NOTICE is hereby given that
William Arbuthnot, of Liberal, Kan
sas, who, on June %, 1916, made
additional homestead entry Serial
No. 012819 D. c., for NEH SEA
Section A, Township 33 s.. Range
33W 9Th, Principal Meridian, has
filed notice of intention to make
three year proof. to establish claim
to the land above described, before
the Probate Judge of Seward county,
Kansas. at liberal, Kansas, on the
2Sth day of August, 1920.
Claimant names as witnesses
Rolla f. Crowder, Riley E. Brown,
Charles A. Sealey, Gertrude Carpen-
ter all of Liberal, Kansas.
George s. Allen,
eRgister.
FIRST PUBLISHED JULY 23.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-08-26
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