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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-08

Leff-The thrifty Newton
MI practices what he breaches
- and defies the broiling Wash
" ington sun by staggering
home from his War Depart
ments cooperative store laden
down with the days marketing for
the Baker household ynYcno,iouol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-08

Left The forty
foot granite shaft
surmounted by the
figure Of a man
striving 70 fly with
out wings, dedicated
at lie Mans, France,
on July II to Will
bur Wright in COM
memoration of his
first flight over that
city and to the
pioneer work of
both Wrights. The
monument. the work
Of Paul Landowski
and the gift Of Com
modore Beaumont,
is erected on a
foundation present
ed through French
subscriptions.
iuffldufiOHui
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-06-11
Notice and Warming


This. therefore. is 10 notify and to
heirs or devisees and the personal
representatives of such of said per-
sons as are dead, and all of the per
sons constituting membership in
said classes of persons and each and
every of them. and all persons
WhOmS0cVer owning or claiming any
right, title. estate or interest in or
to said lands or any part or parts
arising upon condemnatiOns thereof.
(and all other persons whomsoeVer.
whose property or properties will
herein referred to lands or by the
object herein stated, by the United
liar benefits that will acrue to such
sons from the acquisition of the
the use of same for the purpose and
object shown. to appear before the
said United States District Court for
the Western District of Virginia, or
before the Clerk of said Court. at
the Federal Building. in Lynchburg.
Virginia. on or before the 10th day
of july. nineteen hundred and TWEEN
tv1920. and assert and present, by
appropriate Dleadincs. their several
or respective claims. or demands
and. upon the failure of any of such
persons. above named or desionat-
ed or described by classes. to so an-
pear and assert and present their
claims or demands. the statements
and charges in the aforesaid petition
viii be Considered bv the Court or
the Judge, upon the hearing of the |
petition and the notices in this case |
as admitted bv such persons. and |
this case will theceforth be proceed
ed in ex parte as to them. With the |
result-of which the aforesaid per
sons and classes OF persons are
hereby specially warned - that.
failure to appear and
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-06-11
IN THE UNITED STATES DIS
TRICT COURT FOR THE WEST.
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA AT
LINCHBURG, VIRGINIA.
NOTICE OF CONDEMNATION
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
VS.. No. GU, at Law.
John H. Grabill, Heirs of Emanuel
Huffman, deceased. l.. Triplett. Jr
Perry E.. Smoot. Charles d. Shipe
George P. McCeney and others
and 2906.42 acres of land. more
or less in Shenandoah and Page
Counties, Virginia.
Pursuant to an order of the Honor
able Henry C.. Mcdowell. Judge of
the District Court of the United
States II America. in and for the
WeSter1 District Of Virginia, in this
case notice is hereby given:
In ais suit. the United States of
America seek to acquire. by con
d"mnation, for the public uses de-
clarei and provided by the Act p.
Congress, approved March /. 1911.
entitled. AN Act to enable any State
to cooperate with any other State or
States, or with the United States.
for he protection Of the watersheds
of navlgable streams, and to ap-
point a Commission for the acquiSi-
ton of lands for the purpose of CON
serving the navisability of navigable
streams: popularity known as the
weeks Forestry Law Omitted
States Statutes at Large. chap. 1856.
pSaes 961 ct seq, fee simple titles
to 2906.42 acres of land in Shenan-
doah and Page Counties. Virginia.
of the following eleven
tracts. known or designated as fol-
lows. viz:
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-06-11

John Pitman. Alexander Kerr, Evans
Philip Taylor, Mrs. Frances (nee
Elzey) Gray, Mrs. Nancy (nee Elzey)
Gray, George Jones, Elizabeth Stock
ton, Benjamin Artz, Mary Artz,
daughter of Henry Artz, deceased,
supposed to have married ---
Keyser), Christian Artz. Elizabeth
Guyer, Mrs. Kitty Ruiz, John Artz,
Mrs. Josephine Funk, Mrs. Barbara
Nicholas, Mrs. Mary Ross, Mrs. Mary
Hoffman Artz, Mrs. Mary (nee
Koontz) Wilson, Mrs. Evaline (nce
koontZ) Cav, George S. koonjf,
Mrs. Polly (nee Reedy) Grandsia
| George A. Grandstaff, Mrs. Elizabeth
| (nee Reedy) koontz, b. F. Boyer.
Parties Unknown
| And all other persons lin addition
to the persons and classes of persons
above mentioned or describeD whc
are or may be interested in said
lands or in the proceeds arising up
on condemnations thereof, whose
names are unknown, and who are
made defendants to said petition, by
the general description of parties
unknown"
| Notice and Warming
| This, therefore, is to notify and to
warn all of said persons, and the
heirs of devisees and the personal
Representatives of such of said per
Esons as are dead, and all of the per
jsons constituting membership in
said classes of persons and each and
every one of them, and all persons
swhomsoever owning or claiming any
fright, title, estate, or interest in or
Ito said lands or any part or parts
I of 10 dc
Iarising upon condemnations thereof
(and all other persons whomsoever.
WHOSE property or properties will be
| damaged by the taking of the herein
preferred to lands or by the use of
kthe same. for the purpose and OBJ
Eject herein stated, by the United
Estates of America, beyond the pcCu-
EHar benefits that Will accrue to such
property or properties of such per
Isons from the acquisition of the
lands sought to be condemned and
Ethe use of same for the purpose and
Eobject shown, to appear before the
Esaid United States District Court for
1.-THE Western District of Virginia, or
Ebefore the Clerk of said Court, at
Sthe Federal Building. in Lynchburg
Virginia, on or before the 10th DAY
iOf July, nineteen hundred and TWEEN
Itv 1920. and assert and present
ebv appropriate pleadines. their sew
leral or RESPECTIVE claims, or d.
Imands: and. upon the failure of anv
lof such persons, above named Or
Eslesignated or described by classes
Eto SO appear and assert and present
Their claims or demands, the statc-
|tncnts and charged in the aforesaid
Inetition will he considered nv The
!Court or the .Indoe. mon fine hear
ling of the petition and tbe notices
lin this case. as admitted bv surh nor
sons and This caSe Win fbencnfa,th
be Drocceded in e% narte ' aS to ' Them
With the rrs1ItLof Which thp aforn.
said persons and rIaGsps Of If nn ,1'@,
Iarc hereby snrciaIi%. \varnndNtbat
thro,;oh failnrn 70 41noor' and ,t ,l,,,,
and nrrsent fheir cl5inc ~, In,'a,Is
las aforesa;d II is noseihjn tb -'t'' so;r
nprS0ns and r1asseS If no',sons ~,
iS0mc of Them viii be drfratpd in en-.
nnd I t5ev Ig av lo CIait ms OF aean'>
But Snrh Of f0 sa; IA n ,,'r,,C IN,
lclasSes of nors6ns Who 40 '1 nnt o ,,,.
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BUY "DIAMOND DYES"
DON'T RISK MATERIAL

Each package OF Diamond DYES con.
tains directions SO simple that any
woman can dye any material without
streaking, fading or running Druggist
has color card-Take no other dyel
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-06-11
IN. THE UNITED STATES Dis
TRICT COURT FOR THE WEST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA AT
LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA.
NOTICE OF CONDENSATION
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,

Joseph a. JeiiIIeS, i1eleIl u. Wnlte,
4. w. Hlllery, Philip T. Long, Will
liam NJ. Long, Emma {. Ricketts,,
W. {. Graham, Rletta Graham,
Heirs of Mrs. Frances Gray, de
ceased, Hers OF George Jones. de-
ceased, r. j. Holden, 5. t: Hausen-
tluck, J. |. Triplett, NJ. H. Hotel,
Walter NJ. Fravel, Lydia NJ. Rim
keT, Heirs of Isaac NJ. SIbert, de-
ceased, Elizabeth Glenn and others,
and 2721.22 acres of land, more
o. less, in Shenandoah County,
Virginia.
Pursuant to an order Of the Honor
able Henry C.. Mcdowell. Judge of
the District Court Of the United
States of America. in and for the
Western Dist~;ct Of Virginia, in this
case, this notice is hereby given:
In this suit. the United States of
America seek to acquire, by con
dennation. for the public uses de
clq~eA and provided by the Act of
CONGRESS-. approved March /, 1911,
entitled. An Act to enable any State
to co0Derate With any other State or
States. or with the United States. for
the protection of the watersheds Of
navieablc streams. and to appoint .
ha If
C9nlnlSSlon LOT tht acslulsI''"m ~
iandS Tor me purpose 4l 'oI1Sy, ~
me n@Nl2"olli'A ., MA, al ~,
sI.rallS;; DopulalN hno $40. a Iu;t t''l
Nv eckS 4'tHuf NV lI1 zee
S'7l'S ~ Nl3'u,VS iIal9t SlI3'p' 30; ~
p".cS 70 0d5 e. SEQ =; zee Si!.i''dG u'Ie'
doah County. Virginia. consisting OF
II lolioWIhS hlAtttTll tracts hIo"'
or deSl2n3ted as lolloMH' W.
S'onebuf ,i lfact9 ,,..,,..
'"nslSStin2 OF lhree tracts 'a93T,e-
gazing 1870; acres 3, n knoMh OF ut.
Si2nated as the l. >iohep1FIef o.
j., >'onepulhe' i7tlTA I-@huS, lSil+
a. hS ana upon me N&>Saiiu''t
M2unlaln or spurs tnerFlF"i1, II
ASAbE, and Madison plS'Fic!S' Sheh-
a" toah County, Virginia as lol!oWS
:act OF 4I=.yN acres lNlh4 Apoi
t.2 eastern ana western SldtS @
Sort Mountain, near the Not!tltr'
eva. in AshbN District: tract OF 1873
acres: l\!ng upon the NiopeN o. cas-!
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-06-11

vi liz &c iOE Va part OF
the Massanuten Mountain), about
three miles south of Woodstock, ad-
joining, in parts, the lands of H. B.
Chapman, Walter M. Fravel and the
Town of Woodstock, situated in
Johnston District, Shenandoah Coun-
ty, Virginia.
Lydia NJ. Rinker and |. M.
Sibert Tract
along the northwestern side of
Opechee Knob or Green Mountain Ca
part of the Massanutten MountainD
and Passage Greek, and between
Buck or Lick Run and run or creek
tributary to Lick Run, situated in
Johnston District, Shenandoah Coun-
ty, Virginia.
elizabeth Glenn Tract
Containing 20.64 acres, living along
the northwesterly side of PowelIsI
Fort Valley, west and northwest OF
Passage Greek, adjoining, in part, the
eastern boundary of the Rinker g.
|Sibert 150.03-acre tract, the norther-
|ly boundary of the e.. r. Golladav
tract acquired by the United
|StateS), and the southern boundary
of the J. A. &. & G. 4. Glen tract.
situated in Johnston District, Shen-
andoah County, Virginia.
Complete descriptions of the fore
Going tracts and each of them, by
|ileteS and bounds, are on file in my
Office. as parts of the petition fo
condemnation (filed April -. 1920
in this case, and the same are here
by and herein referred to for fuller
dissertations
ne values OF e2ch OF SAD several
'FactS' as stated or charged III SAD
'fetlloh' are as 1olloWS, Slz:
Stoneburner Tracts. 40 oS-acre
I1Q45.9G, t3.39-9cre tract e26 IS. and
H. 45-3cre tract Sc q0.-the total value
# the entire $500 acres amounting
Eto Sq7Q61
|
I Hotel 4 Furr Tracts. 3S0t7-acrc
ktract S935.24: and 2714-9crr tract.
| ;66, 76:-the value of the entire
| tO7.32 acres amounting 10 81 00o cd
A. Y. Kaiser Heirs Tract: 1917
.creS, ST .SG175.
| w W. Logan Tract. t2304 acres.
E22Q5.30,
4. e. Wvnk00D Tract: G0.74 acres,
Ie15t.S5,
! Robert Hume Heirs Tracts. 31T-
t3crp tract. S3S.GS. % 6Q-acre tract
l2191 50. and 4431-acrp tract eS8 60
lilac yalue of the entire II acre
Eamountino In S94SQ
4 Frances & Nancy GRAY Heirs
ETrort. ia N acres sea- az
!
] Robert Homes Heirs Tract. IN g
Tacres S1z636
I
1 RjcEetfs & Graham or r ! Holder
E'ract. 322,42 acres. s4S3.G3,
/ $. E Hau>enfluck Track. % i,
1acreS. S152.42.
TrinIntt Tract. 1858 acres
SS10S.42
NJ II Hotel ar " N Fraypl Tract
E261S1 acres, sSz03S y ''N
1
I lydia NJ Rinker 4 NJ Siber
ract. 15003 acres S337 56 '''1Ni
Elizabeth Glenn Tract. 9n64 acres
E>1G519
And it apncar,na that the follow
zinc nerSonS and rIaSSr> of n@rson
j Nm or claim or nosSibIy Own O
AVE or claim sdmr rioht iii,
State or Interest in or f. The I91I
Same mari ar n4rts If The Land
mnht t6 he conGrmnrd or in "
he nroread> t,ixino ,,Han rn[
.nn9tipnI thereof VIZ. '70 w.
Residents OF Virginia
Mary NJ Stoneburner and HUSBAND
l. Atontburner, Rosa VI. Stone
I urner and husband. h. t. Stont
urner; X. Stoneburner and wifi
lara t; Stoneeburner. Lena Coope
anne Larrlck and husband, Robel
arrIck. Allce Rothseb and husban,
!. Foth3eb' hathrNn klbler, W,
ahr,neN' Lurah +. Zlrkle and hu:
and Z. l.. Zlrkle, /. y. Newman
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-06-11

John II. trrabllI and WI.y AR. WV
Grabil. Mrs. John Henry minnie H.
Christian, 7. y. Haas and wife, Bet
tie Haas, Mrs. HeStcH A. Carvcla
Percy CarVcil George O. Bcylor to;
Baylcrl. Ephriam kcNScr and. il
married, his Wife. Mrs. Ephrign
keNser Mrs. ElesSic \. MarSton and
huSband II. O. MarSt0n. Mrs. Ruth
Burner and husband, --- Burner
Peter J. kevscr and wife, Mary C.
keySer. Pearl kcNSer, Mrs, Sarah
kcNser tWidoW Of Joseph w. Key
ser, decea>ed, David NJ. Cameron
and, if married. his wife, Mrs. David
NJ Cameron, John kcyser and, if
mraricd. his wife. Mrs. John Key
ser. Charles Keyser, and if married
his wife. Mrs. Charles kcNser, p. s.
Abbott and Wife Mary s. Abbott
Lester d. Buliner and wife, Lucy y.
Ruil'ner, Mary Bumgardner, j. Il.
Huffman and wife, Mrs. j. II. Huff
man. Mrs. Lucy p. Miller and hus-
band, John Peter Miller, f. NJ. Nc
Inturtt and wife, Mary L. McInturh
Mrs. Laura 4. Cooley, Mrs Ann Mil
Ter and husband, Perry Miller. T. d.
Newman, committee and trustee for
Maggie r. McInturtf inSaneJ, George
w. koontz. NJ. l.. Walton and Wife.
Mollie A. Walton, Mrs, Annie II.
Walker, Arlene Walker, Mrs. Emma
Ordndortf and husband, G.. VI. Orn-
dorff. Maggie r. McInturt, l.. Trip
lett, Jr., ]. |. Triplett, W, Rice War
rem and, if married, his wife. Mrs.
w. Rice Warren. George Warren,
and if married. his wife, Mrs. George
Warren, Samuel Moore and, if mar
ried his wife, Mrs. Samuel Moore,
Perry G.. Smoot and wife, Anna
Laura Smoot, John 4. &. Glenn and
wife, Mrs. John \. q. Glen, Charles
d. Shipe and wife Grace H. Shipe,
Daniel Spiker, Sheriff, committee
administrator of Robert McCeneY.
deceased. B. F. Dinges tor Denis}
and wife. Sarah Dinges Tor Dines).
John c. Habron Cor Hebron) and
wife. Mary Habron tor Hebron,
William T. Williams. trustee. Valley
Building and Loan Association. +.
d. Newman. Receiver of Valley
Building and Loan Association
Jacob V, Alger and wife, Fannie B,
Al9er
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-06-11
John II. GrabilI Tracts

Consisting of three tracts (asere-
eating 2229.61 acres designated as
| the Main Tract, the Remnant. and
Remnant No. 2, respectively. and
sometimes known as parts of the
John Littleiohn 3650-acre survey out
of the William Elzey 14600-acre
grant, as follows:
Tract of 1864 acres (John H.
Grabill Main Tract and tract of
240.91 acres John H. Grabill
REMNANT lying along the top and
| the northweSterly and southeaSterlv
sides of MasSanutten or Page Noun
tain, in Johnston District, Shenan-
doah County, and in Springfield Dis
trict, Page County. and tract of 1886
acres, lying along the southeasterlv
side of MasSanutten or Page Noun
tain. in Springfield District, Page
CountY,-the 29O.91-acre tract being
overlapped. to the extent of 1883
acres. by the Peter j. and Joseph w.
keyser boundary, and, to the extent
of 58.0S acres, by a boundary claim
ed by d. NJ. Cameron.
CD
Grabill & koontz or Huffman &
Curd Tract
Containing 217.26 acres. designated
as part of the John HOVE lands out
of the William Elzey 9160-acre grant.
sometimes known as the Levi Nc
Inurff TracD, lying upon the north
ern or northeastern end of Green
Mountain Ca part of the Massanutten
Mountain). mainly south and south
west of the county road and Peters
Min Run, In Johnston District, Shen-
andoah County.
(c)
L. & ]. l. Triplett Tracts
Consisting of three tracts (aggre-
eating BATS acres) situated in Page
County, as follows:
Tract of 1886 acres sometimes
known as the Benjamin Coffman
Tract), lying on both sides of Pas
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-06-11
Non-Residents of Virginia


Mrs Joseph T. (Addie H. Lagoon
| F. S. Gleason and wife, Harriet
Gleason. Mrs. Olive s. Lewis and
husband, John l.. Lewis, Alfred G.
Gleason and wife. Ellen F. Gleason.
CLYDE d. Gleason and. if married,
his wife, Mrs. Clyde d. Gleason, Mrs.
Sarah J. Gleason lin her own right
and as executriX of w. G. Gleason,
deceaseD. Mrs. Corine E. Harris and
husband, Clyde Z. Harris. Earl d.
Gleason and, if married. his wife,
Mrs. Earl D. Gleason. F. NJ. HUFF :
man and wife. Mrs. F. NJ. Huffman,
Smith Ellis Curd and. if married,
his Wife, Mrs. Smith Z. Curd. Mary
Jane Curd, Sarah F. Curd. Nat Henry
Curd and, if married, his wife. Mrs
Nat Henry Curd. Alfred c. Allen and,
if married, his wife, Mrs. Alfred c.
Allen. George P. Allen and, if mar
Mary F. Allen, Nat c. Allen. Mabel
f. Allen. Jessie p. Allen. Ed. T. Cook
and, if married, his wife, Mrs. Ed.
married. his wife. Mrs. Will White
band, Robert F. Adair, Mrs. Ida NJ,
Holland and husband, T.. b. Holland.
r. F. McInturff and wife, Maud ].
McInturff. w. F. McInturff, Mrs. Kate
Splitter and husband, Charles Splitter.
J. F. Reid and wife, Annie Reid, L.
S. Walker. Jr.. and wife. Miriam S.
Walker, Mrs. Mary C. Flood and hus-
band. Thomas A. Flood, George P.
McCeney Individually and as trus-
tee under the will of Mrs. Harriet
deceased. and as commits
sioner of sale in suit of Heloise M.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-06-11
G.. ID. Shipe Tract

Containing 26.49 acres sometimes
designated as part of the Old Burner
Tract, lying upon the Fort Valley
side of Little Grease Fort of HE
Massanuttcn or Page Mountain. in
Johnston District, Shenandoah
County.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-06-11

John II. Grabill Tracts 1861
acre tract S2,999i1: 2409i-acr,
traet. ~36939: and 32.56-acrc fra,.
S49.93-the total value of The yr
tire 222961 acres amounting &
I 50. 1873.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-06-11
SAGE Creek. principally in the vale,

sage Creek, principally in the valley
or hollow Between Kern Mountain
and Duncan Mountain parts of the
Massanutten Mountain). in SPRING
field District; Tract Of $40 acres
(sometime known as the Jacob Moore
Overlap, lying OH or near the east
ern sides of Waterfall and Catbac!;
Mountains (parts of the Massanutten
Mountain). near the headwarters of
Meadow Branch, south Of Scothern
Gap. in Lllray District; and Tract of
21297 acres( sometimes known as
| The John Shenk Overlap, living
along The eastern side and upon the
slopes and in the hollows east of
Kern Mountain Ga part of the Mas
sanutten Mountainl. Passage Creek
running through the tract, in d
lnortheasterIN courSe.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-06-11

And it appearing that the follow
ing persons and classes of persons
,Wn or claim or possibly own OF
laVe or claim some right title
state OF interest III or to the lands
= some part or parts Of the land,
ought TO be condemned or in Oh
the proceeds arising upon con
cmnatiOns thereof. viz:
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u. G.. Smo0t Tract

Containing $685. acres. sometimes
designated as parts of The I. y. IIill
Purchase) lying in PowelIs Big Fort
upon The top and sides Of Lila
Mountain Ca spur from the noyth-
westerly side of the Massanutlcu o.
Page Mountain), in Johnston Dis
trict, Shenandoah County.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-06-11

Grabill X koontz or Huffman
(.urd Tract: 2l1.@6 acres. %2&GNI.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-06-11

Lydia NJ Rinker 4 I. NJ Siber
.ract: 1908 acres, S3375G.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-06-11

Elizabeth Glenn Tract: 2064 acres,
>lG512.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-06-11

c. p. Shipc Tract: 26.49 acres.
$500.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-06-11

Stoneburner Tracts: 472.9S-acre
>9459G: 13.39-acre tract. S26.7S: and
3.45-acre tract, S690:-the total value
If the entire 1882 acres amounting
to S97964.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-06-11

Hotel 4 Furr Tracts: 3S0.t7-acre
tract, S935.24: and 2714-acre tract,
'66.76 ;-the value of the entire
1872 acres amounting to S1002 90.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-06-11

4. '. N1f-VT fITr1- TdVV
Containing 1917 acres (overlau
ped, to the extent of 2224 acres, l.
a boundary claimed by Hotel )
FHrr), lying upon the top and tn
eastern and western sides of Shor
Mountain Ca part Of the MaSsanutte'
Nountain), situated in Ashby ant
Madison Districts, ShenandOa
EMntN. Nirginia.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-06-11
Residence Unknown


The following persons and the
husband or wife of each of them that
IS married, to-wit: Edward Cromer.
Samuel Castell, William H. X. Nokes
Mrs. Annie b. Minor, Mrs. William
E. Mundell, Mrs. Bette Nixon. Al
bert S. Gardner, Mrs. W. G. Beverly
widow OF w. q. Beverly, deceaseN,
Daughter (name UNKNOWN of w.
c. Beverly, deceased. Mrs. Israel B.
Burner, c. S. York, Mrs. Elizabeth
LanderS, Mrs. Ellen Davis. Mrs. Jane
Weddings. Mrs. Annie NJ. B. Rich
ards. Abraham Guyer, John l.. Ruiz,
Abraham Nicholas. Mary Susan
GrandStaff. John Grandstaff, Mrs.
Barbara Jane Artz, Mrs. Alice Hutch
inson, Reuben Moore, Thomas 7.
Wilson, John Cav, Samuel Ross; the
following persons, if living, and the
unknowH heirs or devisees Of such
Of them az are dead. to-wit: John
McCune. Martha Rebecca Carson,
Mrs. Jane h. Wells. James H. Carsan,
Henrietta Kerr; unknown heirs of
the following deceased persons, to-
wit: William C. Newton, John P.
Minnix, Mrs. Catherine MINK,
Jacob Lantz, Christian Conner,
Charles F. Walton, David Neff, Mrs.
Josephine M. Gardner, Edmund Cas-
tell, Valentine Hoop (or Hoof),
Michael Neff, Mrs. Maria Stilwell,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-06-11

RichettS & Graham or r. J. Holden
.ract 322.42 acres, S4S3.63.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-29
FAMOUS LlSCUM BOWL
HAS RETURNED HOME
.v MORNING IousaAl SPECIAL LEASED WIRE,

San Antonio, Tex. Sept. 2S.--
The Ninth infantry punch bowl,
known as the Liscum bowl. one OF
the most massive and costly of its
kind in the world, has returned
home" after an absence of eight
years. during which time it has
been kept in the valuts of n Cincin-
cinnati, o., trust company. The
bowl, which was made to order at
the instance of officers of the regi-
ment, now stationed at Camp
Travis. was completed November
2, 1902, by Arthur & Bond of Yo-
kohama, Japan. at cost of $l5,-
900. The bowl. ladle and separate
cups for every officer of the regi-
ment, recently were used at o re-
ception at Camp Travis.
A great silver dragon, fashioned
On the outer side of the bowl. Is
said to Re wonderful example of
the japanese silversmith's handi-
craft. The same pattern was used
in decorating the handles, tray and
ladle. The inside of the bowl is
smooth FURNISHED silver.
The bowl weighs sixty-flve
pounds, Is two feet and four inches
in diameter and foot and nine
inches high.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-29
EWS, CENT|LEs
ATTEND FUNERAL
Of ]. H. SCH|FF
Thousands Mourn the Pass
ing of Millionaire Banker
and PhiIanthropist; SIM
pliCity Marks Services.

u New York. Sept. 2S.-Thousands,
.is7th Jews and Gentiles, today
. o. acc Jacob II. Schiff, the
iilionaire, banker and philan-
sIropist, who died Saturday. at
funeral services conducted at the
Temr4s FsEcnsnasl. : Es-.s
While within the synagogue were
gathered some of the foremost Cit
izens of the country and state, out
side were thousands of men. wom-
en- and children from the East side,
who had come to honor the men,
Cry of their benefactor.
The services were marked by
simplicity-the simple ritual of
orthodox Jewery. In accordance
with Mr. Schiff's dying request, no
eulogy was delivered by the off
ciating rabbis.
When the funeral cortege, with
its flower-banked casket, moved
down Fifth avenue more than $50
police and scores of de-
tectives were used to hold back the
throngs, which stood with uncov-
cred heads.
Interment was in the Salem field
cemetery, Cypress Hills, Long Is
land.