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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-16
BREAK ALL REGISTRATION
RECORDS FOR SINGLE DAY
Travelling Men Not Qualifying to
Vote by Mail rs Law
Provides

Two hundred and twenty-five white
women and forty-onc colorcd regis
tered as voters yesterday, Il new
nigh record for single day. The
paid poll tax list of women voters in
richmond when tho City Trchsurcr's
oiiice closed yesterday afternoon was
l.4l2. This vote, if cast soldly.
would suffice to swing any election
held In Richmond in many years, city
officials say.
Since feminine registration was be-
gun only two or three white women
who paid poll tax failed to qualify be-
lore the registrar.
Applications from male voters dc
string transfers have been few tho
registrar reports. Tho proportion Of
new male voters is surprisingly
small Another surprise Is tho mark
Gu iallure of travelling men who have
residence here to- apply for ballots
50 that they may VOC BY mail. To
or other absentee voter has applied
for a ballot.
The absentee voter" &C: requires
The intending. voter TO write TO the
registrar. giving his ward and pre-
cinct and applying for ballot. lie
must enclose in HIS letter to the reg
lstrar return postage and specify an
audrcSs TO which the ballot S 10 be
nlalled. When the absentee voter
receives the ballot he must mark il
IN the presence of tho local post
mails II to Richmond The post
master thereby becomes witncss to
Inc tact that tho person has voted
INC ballot must then reach the reg
iStrar at least five DAYS before Tho
uatc of tho election.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-16
CoLored Voters
Are Fooled Again
Can't Nominate Ca7edi-
date While Hall Is
Occupied.

For the second time within ten
days efforts of the colored voters.
who have separated from tho white
Republicans. to nominate by mass
office OF City Treasurer missed fire
last night. When the date for the
mass-mccting was set last week by
Il committee headed by Lawyer
Joseph II. Pollard. who is tho State,
district and city chairman of the
cans, an important fact was over
looked. 1t WAS the fact that last
night was the night for the annual
business session of the Order OF True
own the building and the hall.
Wherefore. when the colorcd
voters arrived at the doors from all
parts of tho city, shortly after s
o'clock, they found the portals
who refused TO admit any one UNI
able 10 give the mailing sign. rho
executive body of the True Re-
formers was sitting within. The
doorkcepcrs were unable to say to
executive body would adjourn. but
they were pretty sure IL would be
late" After 4 brief conference on
the sidewalk the promoters of the
mass-meetinE decided that another
postponemcnt of the nominating pro-
left to State. District and City Chair
man Pollard to name the date.
Pollard said last night, the mass
meeting would r. be called for ,neXYe
The negroes will then either nomf-
nate a man of their race for City
Treasurer or pledge the whole colorcd
vote of Richmond 20 one of the four
ncld--Pacc. Hulcc. lIirschbcrg or Nc
Carthy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-16
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

The Walthcr League Society of
Bethlehem Lutheran Church will hol ID
IT'S regular meeting this evening in
the parish house at S:l5 o'clock. An
arranged and nmbcr of important
subjects will come up for discussion.
Branch Johnson. secretary OF the
Civic Association of Richmond. will
address the citizens of Barton Heights
and North Richmond tonight ut s
o'clock in the Barton Heights school
building. He Will speak on The New
vote The meeting will be open for
women.
Making good his promise of last
week. Superintendent OF rublic Plav-
grounds humphrey calder Yesterday
announced that Shields Grove lake
would be Kept open 10 hathcrs for the
remain1tr OF the week because Of the
mid. clear weather prevailing The
season was to have been closed Scp-
TENDER ID.
b &c, Cou gS,, in physical education have
school OF Social Work and Public
Health. which will open Scpicmbcr
~ Or. ID. II. liibhs. Jr.. the director
announced ann yesterday; These courses
VIII be combined with recreation and
playground work given last year. OF
winch Miss ammo Smith is in charge.
. WINK STORES IN Richmond will
nave no regular hours Of opening this
winter, hut Will follow their own die
tatcs, according TO announcements
made yesterday by the Retail Mer.
Snants' Association here The stores
curing the winter will all close at 6
y. NJ. during the week days. with, OF
course the exception OF Saturday.
Land may be condemned for tho
p n Of building public highways
pE the supreme Court OF Appeals or
nlIsinia, sitting At Staunton. An
ACT or the General Assembly i'm snecini
SESSION iast year gave the state the
IlEht through the Highway Depari :
Hncnt TO condemn land for road buiId-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-16
UNANIMOUSLY EXTENDS
CALL TO DR.. BROUGHT0N
Grove Avenue Baptist Congregation
Wants Eminent Pastor for
Richmond Charrc

y unanimous call was extended
last night by fun meeting of the
congregation of Grove Avenue Bap-
list CHURCH, TO DR.. Ben G. Brough-
ton: OF Knoxville, Tenn, to become
their pastor. Ben y. Jacob and IL. r..
Pollard. .ir., we're prominent in the
work of the committee on pulpit sup
ply which recommended Dr.. Brough-
ton
While it is hoped. that an answer
Broughton. ii is not known when hc
Will wire. Although 1t is believed
that he Will accept the call, the gem
eral committee will deter a definite
announcement until the Knoxville
minister is heard from.
DIR. Broughton is pulpit orator
OF nation-widc reputation, and is re-
Eardcd as one OF the first two or
ihrec preachers in the Southern Bap-
ust cSnvention. Among his pastor
points in the South. and for some
%ears he had charge in London.
ne later he gave up to return to
the United States soon after war was
declared lie has held his pastoral y
In Knoxville since then
Members of the congregation cy-
pressed great satisfaction at the de-
cision OF the church at large in bring
ing 10 Grove Avenue one of the lead
ing preachers of the Baptist de-
nom non, nation. The church. it is hoped.
VIII he enabled to continue the ag-
Eressive work it has had under the
ihorne, d. D., and the Rev. w. &.
James. ID. D.. who recently rcsisnc /
TO become secretary Of education for
inc southern Baptist Convention
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-16
gayle Will TELL COURT
ABOUT HOSPITAL Theft
5Richmond Man, Charged With COM
@plicity in Crime, Faces Dinwiddic
Authorities Monday.
SAYS COOK IN BAD COMPANY
sState Officials Rcticcnt About
Further Criminal Action-Frank
Smyth Still in ChnrSc-Loss Of
~ Accounts Still Causes Trouble.

Ivy. w. Gayle. 2O5 West Thirty
third Street, who was taken into Gus
today by Richmond police yesterday
ing him with completely in the all
legged defalcations laid to w. r..
Cook, bookkccpcr at the Central
State Hospital, In Petersburg. will
mouse Monday TO tell his sto:y of the
way Cooks alleged irregularities be-
came known TO him and the part he
took In the removal of the hospital
records on tho night of August 30. in
iau automobile.
1t was this automobile. of which
Gayle claims ownership. that figured
Ia the warrants. issued here: and
night OF August %. and ne has not
seen it since. He told police he did
Eot see Cook from August % until
last Saturday, when the hospital ac-
sGountant was again in an automobile.
but not the one Gayle had left him.
State officials refused to say whcth
eT further arrests are contemplated.
still In charge OF the case at Peters
burg. trying to straighten cat the
middle caused by Cooks removal OF
all the cash records The latter was
istcadfastly refused 10 tell what was
done with them.
Gayle. who is an accountant. told
local police he had known Cook some
time prior to his taking the position
he feared Cook was in bad company
in. this city, where he had been en-
ployed since he left his home in AZ
ton. Gayle SAYS Cook came to him
carly last month with the story of his
alleged cmbezzlcmcnt. declaring that
ne purposed flight. Gayle says he held
him from this course and only aided
in, the removal OF the records because
them ont and return them. then, MAX
ing clean breast of his shortages.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-16
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Federation OF Mothers Clubs,
500 East Marshall Street, 3;3O.
Basebatl: Post scnson game,
Richmond VIZ. Portsmouth, Boulc-
ward Field, 4.
Picnic of business woman's
Council, Stop ~. Gintcr Park, q.
Free motion pictures, EiEhtieth
Division in Action, South Rich
mond Fairgrounds, s.
Barton Heights md North Rich
mOnd Citizens Associations, lar
ton Heights School. S.
Council Committee on Ordin-
ances. City Hall, 8.
WnIthcr LenEue Society, BcthIc-
hem Church, S:I5.
Monthly meeting, Richmond
Dental Society, Medical College
Hall, S:I5.
wonnn's Auxiliary, Hugh Stock
dell Machine Gun Company, Gray's
Armory, S;15.
WRESTLING. Xckc Smith VS.. Jim
Pnppns, broadway Athletic Arena,
$3.50.
Strand: "The Girl i'm the Linn
CUISINE" S:2O.
Academy, Vaudeville md pic
lures, 3:3O. s. 0:30.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
RECORDED ON INCREASE
Chanccry Court Books show Activity
In Hcnlty Circles Is
Growing.

Activity in real estate is evidenced
by an increase in the number of
deeds of bargain and sale recorded in
the Chanccry Court this week. Among
the deeds recorded yesterday were the
following:
W. Greed Davis and wife to Mamie
Irwin Murphy. brick dwelling at ol07
stuart Avenue, with lot fronting
twenty feet four inches, $1,000: Nir-
ginia Housing Corporation, TO Daisy
l.. West. brick dwelling at sos South
Mulberry Street. With lot fronting
twenty feet. onc-half inch, $1,000:
IL. II. Eubank to NJ. j. Council. lot OF
land fronting 100 feet on Chamber
layne Avenue, at Luburnum Avenue,
being lot No. l in Block .. Center
Park, $1,000.
Frank NJ. Boylcy ct al. sold to
Samuel G.. Meredith ct al. property
known as Nos. 3012 and 30I4 Monu-
ment Avenue. for $4,000. William {.
schmidt and his wife. Wilhcmina B..
sold TO New York Life Insurance
Company property AT $40 and 5l2
Broad Street, for $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-16
CONDEMN "LILY WHITES"
SrEroc.. In State Convention, Indorse
.NcpubficIn Candidates, hut Con-
denim Nirrinin G.. a. u

The lilly black" wing of the Re-
publican party in Virginia. in State
convention in the auditorium OF the
Norris Hotel, yesterday afternoon in
siorscd the national Republican ticket.
voted condemnation OF the lilly
white faction, and called upon the
whole colorcd voting population Of
tie state TO support Harding and
Coolidge. and At the same time to
vote against the lily white" can
,tr.ct.
-The lily blacks" have candidates
Tor Congress in only n few districts.
The leaders representing the negro
voters in the state districts in the
convention yesterday were: j. r.
Pollard. who presided as chairman:
Reed. J. II. Brown. $. H. Bacchus, i.
y. jackson. W. l.. Davis, L. L. Dixon
Bryan, ID. y, FERGUSON and II. II.
Price. call TO colored women TO
Qualify for the, ballot by registering
MAS also iSsucl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-16
!. FOUND GUILTY OF THEFT
Mrs. Rose Christian. Convicted of
=. ShorltftinG Charges. Must Serve
ThirtH DnyS in jail.

Mrs Rose Christian was fined S25
and sentenced to thirty days in Jail
IN Police Court yesterday on a charge
of shoplifting. She was charged with
hitting skirt valued 1T $3.50. and "A
holt buckle valued mt $40 from the
store of Miller X Rhoads some time
ago.
and Mrs. Christian was released on
bond OF Sloo for appearance in Ilust :
ainES Court in october. Nine addi :
tlonal charges went over TO the De-
stobcr hearing.
similar charges against Mrs. T.. c.
Buckley were grouped, the dcfcndan,
plead guilty and plead for clcmency.
claiming that She WAS lurcd int o
wrong doing by other women. The
court rcscrNcd dcrislnm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-16
ST. JOSEPH'S ORPHANS
TAG DAY TOMORROW
Mny'T Ainsiie Grants Permission to
Prominent Catholic Women to
COLLECT for WnrihH Ihnritx

<oLtct lot worthy Charity.
FRIENDS of st. Joscph's OrphanaCe
nave been given permission by Mayor
AinSlie to sell tags on the streets of
nicninond tomorrow for funds with
which TO feed. clothc and educate Tho
ie3 girls who are inmates OF this
institution which is the only orphan
age IN the city maintained by the
denominations who arc homeless and
nave no parents to care for them.
INC orphans arc housed in the build
ing at Fourth and MARSHALL Thnv
are under the care OF the Sisters OF
marty: Sister Rose is head of the
institution. With the advance in
COST OIL all the necessities OF life. the
Eoou sisters fear that unless the
Pubic is generous tomorrow their
iittic orphan girls may suffer during
tne winter which is coming on.
rag stations will be- "nanncd,
therefore by prominent Catholic wo-
men OF Richmond. who will solici,
FUNDS Tor the care and training Of
the girls of st. Joseph's.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-16
u. OF R. WELL ATTENDED
Expect That Total Registration Will
Exceed 1919 by 100

When classes are organized today
at the University of Richmond. adj
ministrativc heads cXpcc; IL will
be shown that the attendance will
exceed by 100 students the total
number enrolled last year in both
Richmond and WcStham7ton Colleges,
whose registrations were $40 and PSI,
respectively. Professor f.hrman, from
the University OF Wisconsin, has
Joined the faculty as associate pro-
fcSsor OF mathematics.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-16
TAKE SCHOOL TICKETS
FROM 1880 TO 4::3O O'CLOCK
Electric Hallway Adds Hour n Day 10
sss1 Time Children Can Benefit by

Monday morning. the
regular - cent school tickets viii
She accepted on the street cars be-
tween 1880 in The morning and $50
O'Clock in the afternoon, thus giving
school children a half-hour more time
both morning and afternoon in which
they can use these tickets
- Officials of the Virginia Railway
and Power Company STATE tina; this
change is made In order 70 adjust
s1ne service 10 meet the cOngeStea
condition OF Richmond'l public schools
which renders K necessary for
scholars TO attend IN relays or shifts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-16
SElTZ In CHARGE OF STATE
FAIRS MECHANICAL 'EXHiBlT
Farm Implement Dealers Already
Entering Goods for Display.
i- Many States Represented

charlcs +. SeitH. agricultural agent
OF Virginia Polytechnic Institute a.
Bla cksburG. Will again he in charge
of the exhibition of agricultural en-
Eines and implements At this years
state Fair, which opens October 4.
Tor the first time last year. and he
succeeded in raising the exhibits to
a level that surprised the farming
glasses and reused their approval,
while chcitinG complete satisfaction
from the exhibitors themselves. who
lprohted extensively by the display OF
their wares under Mr.. Sci,z's d!rcc-
tton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-16
SCHOOL REGISTRATION 1896
INCREASE OVER LAST YEAR
Enrolment TOtnIS .4,ot7, With 1870
White and 7,63S Colored Chill
drcn Listed.

White and 7,63S Colored Chill
drcn Listed.
Gain in registration of Richmond
Ouh!ic schools ON"r i"S' year " :
3?6 pupils. Supcrin, cndcnt Albert IT,
I'M announced yesterday. Total
registration for this year amounted
to 24.9l7. with 1929 white children
and 7.GyS colorcd.
John Marshall High School has
registered l,IlG pupils this year.
While conditions arc crowded at this
school, organization of classes ia
about completed.
Cadets began drill yesterday un-
der the direction OF Commandment
Roy II. James, and Assistant Com
mandant Frank l.. Montague. Jr.
Large registration is reported from
colorcd schools in Richmond. Moore
School has 1853; Baker, 1899, and
George Mason, $40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-16

scs5Ralfegh Courts Corporation. o.,
4 Roanoke. was fined $50 yesterday
5porning by the Stnte Corporation
sEomm!ssion for failure to make re-
ports as required by law. The cor
.Doration was defended by Conrress
man J. L. Woods Winchester Cav
Company was given "a hearing on a
fpetirion to increase gas rates in The
city Of Winchester. The comnission
fslIspended decision.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-16

HIVE You Rooms to Rent.
A Times-Dispatch Want AID will get
the right tenant Call Randolph 1.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-10-08
SEPTEMBER 2S, 1920
Deeds

l. NJ, Curtis to B. C. Harvey, tract
22-14-39, 500.
Joseph c. Barron to Mark p. Mill
Ter Milling Co., lots %, %, pa. blk
81, Oakesdale, 81.
j. G. Clark to Adam Gerlitz, lots
to 6, blk 20, all Fairs add, Pull
man, also tract in seq of the seq 81
1916, $4,000.
Portland Mortgage Co. to o. d..
Gray, lot Z, blk e, Garfield, $40.
Chas. E. Hicks to Henry E. Lem
weber, lot s, blk %, Endicott, $40.
John c. Carlson to Peter C. Carl
son, VIII of swq and seq of swq and
swq of swq 2O-14-40, $4,000.
MyrOn A. Sherman to Geo. A. Hill,
add, Endicott, $500.
Affidavits
F. H. Rogers to the Public, we'll
acquainted with James S. Smith.
Christina Ochs to the Public, is
widow of Conrad Ochs.
A. c. Dickinson to the Public, see
record.
Bills of Sale
R. w. Smith to w. D. Frazier,
household utensils, piano, etc,
$1,000.
Joseph C. Barron to Mark P. Mil
Ter Milling Co., warehouse building,
Oakesdale, 81.
Conditional Bill of Sale
Jason Piano Co. to B. G. st. Peter,
photograph, $3.50.
Lien
Simon Dreifus e Edw. VonSoeh-
men VS.. J. G. Dobbins, lot 6, blk As,
ColfaX, $3110.
Lis Pendens
J. F. Arnold VS. William Montour.
lot 4, blk "a. Maiden, $3.50.
Mortgages
H. Peter Ochs to Prudential In
surance Co. of America, neq seq "a
17-41, (eX), $10,500.
H. j. Schneider to Colfax Nation
al Bank, 23 interest crop, eh LIS
Al, live stock, farm implements,
$4,000.
Roy Weeks to Security State bank,
Lacrosse, live stock, % crop Ell g.
1888, $1707.
Releases
Union Trust Co. to August Lid
well, real mtge., $4,000.
Mary j. Brown to Henry Dowell,
real mtge., $500.
Josephine r. McMannus to Peter
Terrell, real mtge., 5000.
Farmers & Merchants bank, Rock
ford, to A. c. Dickinson and Anna
Dickinson, real mtge., S.
o. D. McKeehen to Andrew Brede,
chattel, s..
o. D. McKeehen to Avery Carstens,
chattel, $1,000.
Holt Mfg. Co. to Davis & Palmer,
chattel, S.
Lien
p. V. Raster VS.. j. G.. Reilly and
Jacob Haase, part neg 26, sh and neq
24-19-41, $257.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-10-08
SEPTEMBER 80, 1920


Deeds
George D. Brown to d. L. Wood,
eh of neg ), nh of nwQ, swq of nwq
4, all in 16-43, 1880.
Chas. E. Ray to Margaret j. Dun
can, IL interest lots 10, IL, Is, l6,
. blk >, lots to 5, lot 8, blk 6, part
lots /, -, blk 8, Texas City, also
lots I, 2, 3, IS, blk ,, Texas City,
also tract in Texas City, 5000.
Oliver Hall to James p Heating.
sh lot 70, blk 2, I'd add, Colfax
Cemetery. $15.
Affidavit
Edward Johnson to the Public,
wife is Mary F. Johnson or Many
Fannie Johnson.
Mortgages
Margaret Duncan TO Mrs. Mary
Ray, neg of swq and nh of seq 20
1898, $500,
John Laderer to Union Trust Co..
seq 21-20-40, $4,000.
}. NJ. Littleton to Linville Bros.
auto live stock, farm implements,
etc, $395S.
j. NJ. Littleton to Linville Bros.
crop 100 acres Ell 2-17-45, $395S.
George F. Richards to Pine iCty
State bank, live stock, $228.
Bills of Sale
W. S. Skinner to Lacrosse Motor
Co., auto, $685..
|. n, Clark to Arthur H. Clark.
live stock, farm implements, rs
acres summer fallow, 80 tons hay,
$2330.
Dan G. Regain VS.. Lester Vaughn,
auto, $162.
Releases
Tekoa State bank to Earl Hall.
chattel, $1,000.
John Leinweber to John H. Schie.-
man, chattel, $500.
Harper & Robertson to Frank and
K. A. Meisenburg, chattel, $1,000.
Spokane & Eastern Trust Co. to
f. w. Potter, chattel, s..
j. H. Robertson to Fred Cooper
real mtge., $3.50.
Prudential Insurance Co. of Amer
lea to John Stueckle, real mtge., $40
O00
Washington Water Power Co. to D.
&. Hays, line extension, power. etc.
$216. 49,
Washington Water Power Co. to
Il. j. Bell, line extension, power, etc.
$50.
Washington Water Power Co TO
). Fredricks, line extension, etc, $50.
Whitman Motors Co to A. L. Cur
tbs, auto, $4,000.
Sherman, Clay & Co. to August
Wagner, piano, $685.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-10-08
SEPTEMBER 81, 1920

Deeds
Glenn E. Cunningham to Homer
W. Hanford, undivided seven-tenths
int. lots 5, 6, blk 8, Oakesdale, ST.
Ormsbee Mercantile Co. to A. NJ.
Jensen Co., lots 2, 3, u. ~ blk 1 1,
west So TT. lots 3, 6, west - it of nh
lot I, all blk 10, Johnson, $1,000.
Margaret Stark to Joseph Stark
nwq 24-13-38, $4,000.
Alphonse T.Goedde to Henry J.
Goedde, sh of seq IA, nh of the neg
%, VIII of swq 10, nwq of nwq "a
12-45, lots 1, 2, sh of neg 4-11-45,
$4,000.
Thomas B. Stair to Minda Brink,
nh tract /, McKinneys add, Gar
field, except, $2500.
Allen Madison Finch to w L. Rich,
lots /, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, blk 6, McCros-
keys add. Garfield, $40.
Andy o. Mael to Frank L. Titus,
swq 2-15-45, 81.
Mortgages
Matilda F. Cannon to VIM. Laird,
south 40 it of south 1873 it lot 6,
blk %, Pullman, $2500.
c. j. Lust to Isaac Neace, lots Z,
s, blk 2, l.. F. Smiths add, Endicott,
$4,000.
J. H. Lust to Isaac Neace. lots 8,
10. blk 2, l.. F. Smiths add, Endi-
colt, $4,000.
Frank c. Reed to Holt Mfg Co,
caterpillar traction engine, $4125.
G. ]. Lust and H. Lust to Isaac
Neace, live stock farm implements,
crop, $4,000.
Affidavits
o. A. White to The Public, re-
newal of chattel mtge.
Patents
United States to Edgar L. Hutchi-
son. neq 13-12-44.
Releases
Tekoa State Bank to J. l.. Read,
real mtge, $4,000.
Elizabeth Neace to Lige Masters.
real mtge.
c. S. Barns to Albert Biebel, real
mtge, $4,000.
Pullman Saw. e Loan Assn, to w.
f. Jaberg, real mtge.
Decree of Divorce
Frank Leslie Titus VS.. Elsie Mae
Titus.
Leases
Arbanna Macleod to w. f. Sim
mons, part neg lying west of O.-W.
R, &, N. Co. right of way in 1920
As, lots /. 2, Ell of nwq 30-20-46,
five years, one-third crop.
Lis Pendens
Fl. Peter Ochs VS. Unknown Wife
of David e. Day, if living, and IN
known Heirs, seq 24-17-41, except.
Lien
w. T. Gregory and Sons VS.. c. E.
Breeder, grain swq and sh of nwq
1889, S246.
Conditional BilIs of Sale
Williams e Gallagher to Boyd
Lindsay. auto. $661.
Williams e Gallagher to Geo.
Vindhurst, auto, 1854