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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-03-23
SOUTH DAKOTA
PRIMARY TODAY

SIOUX FALLS. s, -, Mar ga
South Dakota voters viii IN their
primary today instruct their dole
gationa to the national conventions
whom To vote for aS u presidential
preference on the nrBt thrU" ballots
IN the democratic and republican ma
tional conventions They will alro
nominate senatorial aud consrrns
stonRl candidates aud complete state
tickets.
There are three seta Ot candidates
for presidential nomtnetton IN each
party. General Leonard Wood, "u,
dorscd at u republican meeting last
December and rrHaidcn' Wilson,
similarly endorsed hy democratic
meeting. are dcHignatrd ~ majority
proposal candidates Th" r,ruhlI'
can majority slogan AZ announced 10
eight words. tho legal ltmtt, ia rat
riotism. prngroNs, prosperity. hon
csty. economy. law and order" the
democratic slogan In For lasltnk
peace under tho League ot Nations.
Governor Frank q. Lowdon, of IL
liuois. republican, aud James w
Gerard, democrat. were selected Tor
presidential nomination by delegates
to tho December conferences who
were not satisfied with the maporitS
choice aud they are known as minor
ny proposal candidates. The rrruh'
lIcan minority slogan II economy,
efficiency. protection, peace. agricul.
ture promoted; one flag The dem
ocratic minority candidate IL run
ming under: Make and Keep the
world safe for democracy
Senators Miles roindoXtor. Of
Washington. and Hiram johnson. of
California. ara known as republican
independent candidates. having boon
named by ttling a petition of at least
one percent OF the total vote of their
party at the last election. James q,
Monroe. OF Illinois. Is the petition
candidate 30 nominated for tho dom,
ocratic ticket. rpIndcStcr's slogan
Is: American government free
from class or foreign control 90
Johnson'A Is ''AmcrIcanism, freedom
bf speech, press. justice. with law
and order" Monroc's is: Prevent
2oai. oil and transportation monop.
ply by taxation
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LOWDEN BACKED
BY OWN STATE:

J Republicans OF Gov. Frank -
/ Lowden's home state. Illinois. ara
soIidly behind his candidacy Tor
president.
The Illinois Republican State Cen
trail Committees at special meeting
held in Chicago. March 8, and pre-
sided over by Chairman Frank l..
Smith. adopted the following roGJ-
luton by unanimous vote:
Whereas, the life and achieve
ments OF Governor Frank o, Low
den. eliminating In his great work
as governor OF Illinois, have made
him AN outstanding candidate for
the nomination by the Republican
party as president OF the United
States:
''And believing that present press
ing and critical conditions In our
nations affairs demand man OF
sound business judgment and OF
strong character;
nhb b'll'slHb lHtt INC TeHlhTkr
able, ever increasing approval given
his candidacy forecasts the great
strength he would have as the candl-
date of the Republican party:
I'VE, therefore. the Republican
State Central Committee OF Illinois.
in session this 9th day OF March,
1920, give our enthusiastic approval
and Endorsement to his candidIcy
not only with the Justinable pride
AZ citizens OF Illinois but In tho
larger sense OF our enlarged inter. |
est and devotion to our party and
nation. We urge Republicans OF
every state to Join with us in CIV |
ng to the nation this sterling Amer
can who has firmly and consistently
stood with the forces that make for
good citizenship. for good govern
nent, and for undying loyalty to tho
country"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-03-23
LOSE LAUNDRY IN
NIGHT: VALUE sim

'io,hinE valued. as nearly as vain.
can b" estimated. at 800. ss. "a
moved last hiEht by an untno,,
theft or thieves from the eio,As,,
limo In tho yard of Louis BIshb Al,
~ Fine street. mar Firsl n,
clothes were left drying On the Lin,
overnight and this morning IA,
eiothespiha were srattrrrd over N,
ground. but With the exception Of
few colored garments. the sss,',
washing Of a family oi t~rl1, Va,
gone
He'd iinon. croehotrd Wcar. and en-.
brold-r.d infants clothing usfs tai.
on. all expensive articles that n
would coat n great deal to rsplls.
Officers are working ON tho case bu,
clues arc small
In reporting tho matter 10 tbs
Herald. Mrs, nishn said shs xs
prompted by drsifu 10 lrt o,hsn
proft by her miAtorlunn and refrain
from tho common custom Of leaving
isund.rod clothes ou, overnight
II In understood that there have
been other lossos OF clothing from
limos In the city. though comparative
~ small ones.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-03-23
DISCRACEFUL SCENES
AT DANCE CHARGED

Chargrs that At tho puhiic dance
at the Moose Hall last Saturday
night fully 80 persons, men aud
women both. were intoxicated. that
yulsarity marked tho dancing. ,ha,
hr saw at ioast one exhibition of In
dcccncy. that men IN tho ante rooms
were loudly profanc and that hs
numerous times during tho course of
tho evening spoke To various men
and requested them To remsmboi
tho presence of women and cease us'
inE vile language. wurr made. with
added detail BY Councilman y, N,
upp at last nights meeting Of tho
council,
Il wanted To SEQ what Was going
on" said Mr. TYP, Members ot my
own family wanted to attend tn.
public dances hero and I had heard
much about tho way In which they
were conducted
Ito said that hs saw several WON
on pass In and out Of tho lavatori-s
roN"rvrh for men and that b. pre-,
sumcd that liquor was concealed In
thca" places. lie said that parties OF
mrn and women wuru drinking ON
the streets around tho dance hall
and that their behavior Was bolster
GUS aud disordrriy
Tn" counctl took ro action on
l'p?'a statement. nor Indicated what
its course would be-.
Mayor Strublc said that the man,
cement Of the dance II, tho Moo.s
Hall asked him Som- time ago 10 do. |.
tail II special policeman to maintain
order
u told them" said the mayor, !
that II thcy could not see To II them. !
solves that the dances wcrc conduct,
ID In decent fashion that tho danrrn |
would be prohibited"
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ADVERTISEMENT

Sealed proposals will be received
at the office of the Enterprise Irrl-
cation District, klamath Falls. Ore.
gon, until 2 o'clock p. m, March
30,, 1920, for the construction of
two pump houses with concrete
foundations and pump Bumps.
The work will include the exca-
walton of approximately $50 cubic
yards of Glass No. l material: the
placing of approximately 125 cubic
yards of concrete; and the conBtruc-
tion of two timber and sheet metal
requiring approximately
3 900 TT. B. M. OF fir lumber and
36 squares OF corrugated sheet
metal.
For particulars address Secretary
Of the Enterprise Irrigation District,
klamath Falls, Oregon, or C. T.
Darley, Engr.. klamath Falls, Ore
gon. 20-30
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INSPECTORS FIND
PEST IN SHIPMENT

WASHINGTON, Mar. 23.-A large
number OF enemy aliens recently
reached New York from Europe but
the vigilance OF the department of
agriculture prevented their admis-
sion into the country. These enemy
eliens were not of the human variety
but were the European corn borer
secreted In 81 bales OF broom corn
from Venice, Italy. Interception OF
the corn, experts said, prevented fur
ther spread of the pest which now is
known to exist in Massachusetts,
New Hampshire, New York and
Pennsylvania.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-03-23
DEMOCRATIC GOVERNOR
REBELS AT TRAPPINGS.

HARRISBURG. Pa. Mar. "a
Governor William c. Sproul has de-
cided not to avail himself OF the
time-honored privilege of appointing
a personal staff. He rebelled at the
thought OF being followed about by
a retinue decked out In gold braid.
swords and military trappings. He
will struggle through his term az
governor without II.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-03-23
OVERTURE WILL NOT
RUN FOR SENATOR

BEND. Mar. 23.-H. J. Overturf,
of Bend, will be candidate at the
coming primaries, for the Republican
nomination for state representative.
Earlier in the year. Mr.. Overturf de-
clared his intention Of going out for
the legislature. but was uncertain at
that time. whether he would seek a
place in the upper or lower house.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-03-23

Tho Whit. Pelican Haths xiii op.
On "wednesday evening. March ~.
for the rubiir They will bo opea
every drv f"Nw two 10 five aud scr.
on To to- -"Nnsr wishing 20 engage
tho plunge for private parties mar
srr Nr Mann at baths Of Ito,
Springs Iiath House ??,:t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-03-23

Am just finishing a strictly modern
five room house on paved street. At
tractive price. Some terms to right
party. Geo. y. Chamberlin. 1911
Crescent Ave. Phone 327W. even
ings 23.24s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-03-23

wANTED-Man To contract discing.
cultiyatinE etc, 3t5 acres Tulc
Lake land on share basis or other
wise. Answer promptly. w. a H..
Herald office. 232t-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-03-23

FOR SALE:-Second hand United
Motor truck OF tons fully equip
ped for hauling. excellent condition
for only S2750.0O r. o. u, Portland.
Oregon. For particulars. write Thorn
as Randles. 26-North 18th St. Port
land. Oregon. II
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-03-23

FOUND-Lodgers purse in bed CON
tanning money. Owner can have
same by identifying and paying for
this ad. Mrs. r. c. DeChaine. 705
Main ST.. City. 1924
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-03-23

LoST-An Agate earring between
Hotel Hall and Klamath Dept
store on Monday. Finder please
leave at Herald office. Reward. 23s
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Alan

) extra large room modern plas-
tered house In good location. Has
built in features. cement walks, gar
age. wood shed and nice lawn. For
sale. will sell for $370O.
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EOR SALE

house. Fire place. hot air furnace.
cement basement. hard wood floors.
built In features. stationery laundry
tubs, large garage. large lot. cement
walks, beautiful lawn. everything In
class-A condition. Only $3.50.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-03-23

II you are looking for good
Apartment House proposition see me
as | am arranging To Eo into other
business. A, J, Lyle. Sixth Il High.
23s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-03-23

Have practically new completed
SN 10 and : 4 view camera outfit
for sale cheap. A. J, Lyle. 6oI High,
%.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-03-23
ATTENTION MACCABEEs

The regular meeting OF tho Won.
EMS Benefit Association OF tho Mac-
rabocs will be held In tho Library
Hall. March ~, 1920, at \ o'clock
MRS, WILLARD JOHNSON
- Collector.
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>t,rtt

All those knowing Themselves IN.
d.ht-d Ia the Isolation hospital
please settle with G. &. Low. vi
Oak Ave. s3'3y
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-03-23

TO LET-Logging contract five mil
lion feet. 10000 per day begin,
ming about April list. This Is big
wheel or team truck proposition. u
mile haul, Box ii26. Klamath Falls
a3.s7
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-03-23

FOR SAaE-Ss,00 contract, draw
Ing per cent. Payments, $40 u
month. Tel 2TSW, 2S.3Is
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ATTENTION FARMERS. con

ATTENTION. FARMERS, CON
TRACTORS AND TRUCK USERS.
United Motors Service Company is
offering for sale direct to the users.
the United Motor Trucks In u. 2ts
~ and 5 ton sizes and & ton tract
ors. Big discount, save the agents
commission. For prices and dis
counts, write Thomas Randles. care
United Motors Service Company. 90.
North 18th St. Portland. Oregon. II
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-03-23

1t was agreed that the lumber short
age was the most serious difficulty
confronting furniture makers and no
material relief is In sight at present.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-03-23
Also

room newly papered and painted
house close in. Has bath. toilet. lava
tory and sink. Price $500. Terms.
J. T. WARD n 60.
Phone 375 i.5 North 9Th ~.
%
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-03-23

wANTEp-Room IN private family,
by single young man, rhcne SiS,
IS"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-03-23
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED Ar ONCE =-- Furnished
house, furnished apartment or
furnished rooms, Cali Herald office,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-03-23

wANyED ---- Secondhand sewing
machine. Spot Cash Basket Gro
Gerry, si-st'
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SPECIAL NOTICES
nnmmlssInNER,s MoTIcE

SOMMlSStON6n y wv
To Sarah Morgan, Alice Morgan
NJ. +. Brown, Curtis Brown ana
Annie Shaw, Plaintiffs, and Han
nah Stoaer. Mrs. j. Nj. Reid, JENNIE
lowe, Kate Grimm, Mrs, B. W
Carmichae., Hiram BraSner, Fred
Brasher, Pea! McBurney, Matte
flannel, Ida Groub, Euna Nor
row, Ruth Robinson, Estha Willgus,
Mrs. LLOYD FosSytAe, Harry Brown
Lizzie Cain, VaAye Brown, ]. w
Brown, c. I. Brown, Wit Brown
A, F. Brown, stella Brable, Leon
ard G. Crew, Delbert L. Crew
Herold A. Crew, Mary L. McVayr
Gordon McVay. Elizabeth Stewart
Nora W!!nCth, Maggie Brown. Ben
+, Brown, Lille GaUgh Lue Free
land Euniac Hawkins, Eta Morris
Besyr WILKINSON, ". L, Morgan
administrator OF i. +. Brown, de-
ceased, Defendants,
You aud each Of you will take
notice that pursuant TO a decree OIL
the Circuit Court OF Marion County
West Virginia, entered on the 2ls'
day Of June, 1929, in the chanceFy
cause therein pending, wherein you
a-r nar.ies ulairtifP and defendant,
| have fixed upon Tuesday, the
17tn uay OF August, 1920, at the
hour OF ten O'Clock A. N. at the
law Office Of ShPwalter & Frame,
in the City OF Fairmont, in said
county, as the time and place for
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NorlcE no coNTRAcIoRs

Sealed proposals for cons tl1e
ton OF an addition tpltho mt
Town school building viii no o.
ceived at the Office o.
Snider, Architect, prol 6ssionali
Building, Fairmont, West pleglni
until u o'clock. noon, on the 3
day Of July 1920.
Proposals, shall! BE- enclosed q
an envelope addressed 10 the Afch-,
ilect aud marked prypOsll t0F
Grant Town school building.
Drawings and specifications
may be obtained at The office d
the Architect upon reasonable
notice and in the discretion % e
Architect. The Board o. Edncas
ton reserves the right 10 accept 81
reject an or all proposals.
By order OF Board Of Education
Of Paw Faw District, Marion Goun,
ty, West Virginia, July 1910.
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Danish
tut }'ioor end Ambition
Into Rundown, Tired
Out People.

II you feel tired out, out Of sorts
deSpoudent, mentally or physically
depressed, and lack the desire to
accomplish things, get a 60 cent
box OF WendelIs Pills, Ambition
Brand at H-H Drug Co. today and
take the first big step toward feel
ing better right away.
II gOU work too hard, smoke too
much, or are nervous because Of
over Indulgence Of any kind, Wen.
deIl's Pills, Amb.:ion Brand, viii!
make you feel better in three DAYS
or money back from H-H Drug
Co, on the first box purchased.
As n treatment for affections Of
the nervous system, constitution
loss o! appetite, trembling, sleep
les5ness, exhausted vitality or Ne--
yoas Indigestion, get a box OF
Wendell's Pills, Am5hioa Brand
To-Day on the money back plan,
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IETE NHSRINETN
y NEWS GOSSIP

WASHINGTON, D. c., July 10.
GsoYer j. SimmS has been com
missloned postmaster at Woodran,
~. Va. Acting postmasters 10
Wet Virginia have been designat'
"a by me Post Office Department
Is follows: Arlie c. Hall at Blake
Lev; william A. Noel at Heather
man; md Martin B. MOTHS al
sccttSdaie
The Post Office Department;
has Issued commissions as post
masters to 0sa Borgess. at Aount
Tell, W. Va, and Stella I: Jones
b Newford, W. Va, which IS In
III Hsf Sgzf :. Cochran, Of the
wheeling chamber Of commerce is
here to present his complains
I'D the evidence he has 10 SUD,
snbstantitate them, against tne
;esults OF the government census
WHICH, gave Wheeling a popula'
ion 81 $4,000. Wheeling is the
lilrd west Virginia city TO make
s Elck to the census officials.
Huntington and Blueiield are the
II two. They are engaged IN
.rg an unofficial census under
Jfiyata auspices at the present
ime. No census has been retaken
anywhere throughout the country.
although complaints like those OF
Tie three West Virginia cities
named have been innumeTable
and officially filed, II isn't the
practice OF the census officials TO
ord a second census OF q place
: staE II is their practice to give
complaints a courteous hearing,
aboundant sympathy, hut nothing
else. Getting census corrected Or
retaken is something that no am
bilious municipality, considering
itself agrIeved, has been able TO
accomplish yet curing the 1929
Ncensus taking.
AT the Pension Bureau today
application for an increased pen
sion was flied by Senator Suther'
land for John Crawford, OF Duffy,
w. Va, and evidence filed in
support OF the application Of Mon
roe McVickers, Of Fairmont. AT
the War Department, an applica'
ton for a certificate in lieu Of lost
discharge from the army was
made for Hobart Gail Kelly, OF
Terra Alta.
III. W. Morton, Of Gallirolis
, 'nr- W. Va, is visitor in the
apital
Slrs. Reed, wife OF Congressman
hart F. Reed, Is undergoing
teatment following two opera
tons upon her nose and throat
She has been confined to her
apartment for several weeks under
mSiioal care. Her condition IS
a ND to be steadily improving.
X
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ana treat On wednesday evening
q this week. The pupils VIZ go
to Traction park IN the evening
Purchased New Truck.
O. Il. Martin has purchased 9
new truck 70 transport coal nom
a mine In the Shaver addition 70
the B. & 0. station where Il VIII
be loaded into cars.
Painfully Hurt
A young man from Carolina,
whose name we could not ascer'
tain, met with a very painful In
Jury on Saturday evening. He
wsSSa member Of a bathing party
and undertook to dive head fore
most OF the dam. He did not no
tlce the depth Of the water and ne
alighted where the water was ou!
few inches deep. The top OF
his head was badly lacerated by
the contact with the rock bottom:
He was assisted 10 the office Of
Dr.. G. L. Howell where his wounds
were dressed. 1t required SIX
stitches to close the wound.
Automobile Accident.
Ed. Watkins. Of Hutchinson
while motoring yesterday met with
quite mishaD, going over q steep
bank near the Western Maryland
trestIe on the pike north OF town.
The journey from top to bottom
was made without injury to any
one and with but slight injury &c
the vehicle. It certainly was a
lucky escape from serious Injury.
A Son Born.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Leasor on Saturday morning, july
18th, a son.
New Use for Torpedoea
Some OF the Western Maryland
employees have found new use
for torpedoes. Instead o! using
them as they are intended, to b.
used they have several times OF
late placed them on the interlroan
rails in town for the purpose o!
annoying people in town. They
are known and, will be properly
dealt wiki at the proper time.
Personals.
Mrs. 7 c. MiGHear, Of Ogden,
Wool county, Is visiting relatives
here at present
Mrs. |. S. Martin, OF ThobuFT
was a visitor in town on Monday.
Mrs. John C. Jacobs returned
home on Sunday from q weeks
visit with relatives in Manning
ton district.
John W. Walsh, of Bingamon,
was a business visitor in Worth
ington on Monday.
Joseph E. Jackson, prominent
farmer near hnnabe!le, was q bust
ness caller in town on Monday.
Miss Blonde Love, Of ClaFks-
burg, was visiting relatives here
Chas. ii. swisher OF Thob2rn,
was transactiRg business here On
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Glenn Martin, Of
Cllrksburg. were visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Taggert here on sun
day. ,,.
were visiting the family OF MIS-
Billirgsleas sister, Mrs. Jesse A,
Mason at Warrington on sunday
Mr.. .anl'Nrs. L. NJ. Kuhn. Of Nc,
nongah. were the guests o. NJ. aiil
Mrs. A. J. Mcdaniel on Sunday.
flr. VIII Flowers and MSS
Grace Schultz, Of C!arfSolEg'
were the guests of Mrs. Glenn o.
Schultz here on Sunday.
Mrs. Arlie Barbe was shopping
IN Fairmont on Monday.
Mrs. O. H.. jenkins. OF Marietta,
Ohio. arrived here on SATURDAY
evening for . visit with her m1ia
er, Mrs. Mary N. Mart!n, and o'E
G! relatives,
Edgar Book, Of Pennington. was
visiting his son. Leroy Book here
on Monday.
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phich BacE, dis cAaIenge
printed from an advertisement
By he Edison Laboatorissl

I'VE are informed that me repre-
sentatlveS Of talkingmschine man
ufactures have stated, that they
are. able to distinguish betweer a
singers voice or instumenta lista
performance, and the New Bdis0iil
RE- CREATION Of such yolee III
performance. NJ
I'VE hereby invite responslble rep
resentatives, Of any reputable tatlt
ing machine manufacturer, to lis
len to such a comparison, IN The
presence Of judges Of their OWE
choosing, indicating 70 the tudges
when they think they ere listening
TO the artist and when o he New
Edison.
"The test will be made viii anofIi-
cial laboratory Model, taken 9F1li
stock, such as can be bought =
any Edison deGlers stole
(Slgned) THOMAS A EDISON,
Tnr shllt
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W0RTHINGTON

Sunday Services.
The only preaching services IN
the churches was at the Christian
church by Rev. 4. T. Gordon, the
pastor, VINO preached both morn
ing and evening. His sermon
theme for the evening was AN
oldtashioned Home"
Sunday School Outing.
The Sunday school Of the Chris
tan church will have an outing
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Beatty DEEDS "a: Are
Filed for Record


The following deeds have been
filed with County CLERK A. 6. Mar
tin:
william R. Donlin ct al. to Frank
Taddeo, lot S, Smallwood addition
81.
Nora Moris and G. ". Morris
to Maggie !. Satte-fieid, lot in
Downs. 5000.
Margaret HoIbeE to George
Thompson. parcel Of land in Mon
olgah. 500.
J. B. and 0ma Cheuvront to Jo-
seoh Hartman. Frances Flaherty.
Patrick and Elizabeth Gallagher
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IbesInniug my duties as comDis-
Sioper under said decree, that Z
| TO Sly: To take, state and report
an ICcount showing:
lst What personal estate sac
BENJAMIN F. Brown owned at the
time OF his death, its character
and value.
End What disposition, Il any
was made OF said persona! estate
BY the defendant W, E. Morgan
Administrator Of the estate Of Ben;
tatnin F. Brown, deceased. ana
how much. II any, renPins IN the
hands OF said Administrator after
the payment OF funeral expenses
debts and charges Of admtnisiFa-
tion.
! ton OF the estate Of said Benl&,,
min +. Brown, deceased, By said
administrator.
An. What debts said Benjamin
F. Brown owed ahthe time Of his
death, 10 whom, their nature
amounts and pEiOrtties.
9Th. What real estate was own
ed by the said Benjamin +. Brown
al the time Of his death. It's guam
t;ty description and location.
9Th. Said Commissioner shall al
so ascertain and report who are
the lawful heirs Of the said Ben.
;amin F. Brown, deceased, and
Their respective interests therein;
It'll. Said Commissioner shall
also report such other matters as
any party in interest may require,
same being pertinent or such other
matters as such Commissioner
himself may deem pertinent, wheth-
or 50 requested or not.
At which time and place you are
requested to be present.
Given under my hand this 2Srd
day Of June, 1922.
E. N. SHoWALTER,
Commissioner in Chancery.
July 2O-27-Aug $40.