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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-23
ASK FOR NEW BIDS ON
UNION PARK GARDENS
Shipping Board Said to Have
Placed Minimum Price at
$4,000, 900.

The Emergency Fleet Corporation OF
the United States Shipping Board mas
asked for new bids on the Union PARK
Gardens property 1t is understood that
8 minimum price of $2.o0o.ooo has been
nlaced on the property. IT ts Also re-
ported that a syndicate Of capitalists
Of Cleveland, Ohio. are or have oeen
contemplating bidding, and the report
has IL that the Cleveland people and
The Industrial Trust Company or TINS
CITY have been asked TO submit bids
BIDS we're asked on the property TO
be opened last December 81. ana at
that time the Industrial Trust COM
pany put in bid Of $l.15o.oOo- Few
az the tenants put in bids on the houses
which they occupied. All these bids
were rejected.
II is understood that the new bids.
If any. will go in tomorrow. But II Is
not believed the government Will get
any bids at the minimum price of $2,-
600 900. especially in view of present
financial conditions.
prominent public official who was
mere a few days ago from Washington,
and who has been in touch with the
situation as affecting the Union Park
Gardens property. said he believed the
new shipping Board TO be named by
Pr, sident Harding would very likely
take some definite action in the matter
IL, was Of the opinion that there would
b., an agreement on the price and that
tin. property would pass into the hands
of private owners.
I-ntn that time ne did not think
There was probability of any reduction
ia th, rents The shipping Board is
,oll,.cting now about $4,000 month on
III. property. which means over 5000
u,r a year This is good interest on
thu investment. and il was not though'
that the present board would make any
further definite move in the matter, al
though bids have been asked. as above
seed.
.San,etiin. aso petition was prepared
The tenants and sent to the FINER
e. u Fleet Corporation, asking Tor
lurtion in rents setting forth the de
,t.u. in wages and salaries. and reduc
f.,u> nluue other lines. Rut nothins
h.cr heard from the board in regard
II, rh. matter And the tenants wer'
y.r reauy horcful of any change il
r,nte until There was change Il
lerrhil'
rh.,, .... -n3 houses. on" apartn2on
and several Stor, houses in tn
.,.tla.rt Til. cost To- The Cnite'
~f.4es Sh.IIing Board was about 81.
,a, non 4 sale at s1.150.0on would b
.,Siferabt,, loss on the investmen.
ILL., II : considered fair price whei
r.iots realiz. 4 from the sale Of othe
,.+l Dro1ertieS and plants of the govern
1T. ate corsid' rcd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-23

prominent socially in America ana
counts its wealth by millions.
Mrs Stillman is the daughter of
James Brown Potter. of New Orleans,
and Cora Urquhart PottS. whose
divorce took place in 1900 after she
went on the stage.
After the hearing adjourned. counsel
for Mrs. Stillman told newspaper men
i'm reply to questions. that Ire did not
think the case would be dropped.
Speaking for your client. are you
going to push 1t through" he was
asked.
You bet we are" he replied.
lie also informed newspaper men
that the defense was asking SIS. 900
counsel fees. This was the first time
II was learned SO large an amount WAS
sought, as IL had been generally under
stood that $4,000 had been asked.
Mr.. Stllman is a graduate of Harvard
where in his undergraduate days ne
starred in baseball He is n member of
half dozen of the most exclusive
| clubs i'm the East.
The wedding of the couple on June 3.
1901 was ono of the gala social events
| of the season. II was performed by
| Bishop Henry @. Potter uncle of Mrs.
! StiIlman's father. About 1000 invita-
tions were issued.
| Mr. Stilman is the son of the late
/ James Stillman, who preceded him as
/ president of the National city Bank
| before his death i'm March. 1918. when
he left more than 10000. 600 This was
divided among five children James A..
! Charles. Chauncey and Ernest @. Still-
| man, Mrs. William 6. Rockefeller and
| Mrs Percy r. Rockefeller.
The Stillman town house is looted II
| New Yorks exclusive Park Avenue
| There is n country estate In Pocantic'
Hills. which adjoins that of John y
Rockefeller. and a summer camp a
! Three Rivers. Quebec.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-23
DIDN'T FIND WIFE.
farfr Is Charged With Obtaining Money
by False PretenseS.

Henry &. Carff. colored. self-styled
detective, charged with obtaining money
under false pretenses, was held under
500 bail for the Court of General Ses-
sions by Judge Hastings in Municipal
Court today. Jesse worthy colored.
Of II A street said mis- wife left him
several months ago and CarT promised
to locate her If he was given the money
for carfare to Philadelphia Worthy
gave him $3.50 but Carff never recovered
his wife he said
He introduced himself TO me a.
man OF the law" Worthy said. and
asked me IL would like 10 know where
my wife was. told him I wasn't par
ticuiar .nohow' about knowing where
she waa. but he persisted that he
wanted to find her for me.
Carff was later arrested for trespass-
ing on the Pennsylvania railroad. and
when he was released yesterday De
tective Wallace arrested him on the
charge Of fleeing Worthy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-23
NoN.sUPPORT CASES.
Several Disposed Of Today In Municipal
Tourf-

Charged with failing To pay up on
non-stipport order Joseph Matthew's,
coIored, was arraigned before Judge
Hastings in Municipal Court today.
After explaining that he had secured
position and could now pay. he was
dismissed. Judge Hastings read OF
Matthew'S record showing that ne had
been summoned TO court repeatedly Tor
falling 10 pay the order and concluded
Matthews If you come in here again
for failing to- pay that order you viii
20 to prison for six months.
The case Of John Stats. charged
with non-support. was continued until
Friday. Gilbert Edge. was ordered n
pay $40 "A week and make up tho s274
which he is now in arrears. Az War
rem Dolbow failed 70 put In an appear
ance Judge Hastings ordered his bond
forfeited.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-23
ALL DAY CONFERENCE.
Harbor Board Preparing to Give
Out Specifications for
New Work.

The meeting OF the Harbor Com
nlissioners on Friday. Will be an nll-day
session. Following the meetings, IL is
expected that the specifications for the
units Of work IN the port program viii
be given out TO builders.
In the morning the Harbor Com
rnissioners will go over the plans IS
drawn by the du Pont Engineering
company. seeking to find any flaws or
items that have been missed. In the
afternoon the HarbOr Commissioners
will discuss with the members of their
Technical Advisory Board certain data
that the L. 5. engineers have asked for
relative to the proposition for the gov
,rnmeut 10 deepen and widen The
Christiana river.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-23
BUILD ING PERMITS.

Plans have been approved and permit
issued by the building inspectors office
for the following projects:
Pennsylvania avenue and Clayton street
Penn Clay, Motor Company owner, 9
] Dougherty builder; alterations, $4,000
Harrison street, 500 North; Peter
Ford owner, Charles ]. Dougherty build
er; additions, 81 900.
Union street 1905; Mrs William Carri-
ran owner and builder; addition, $225
Fifth street, corner du Pont; c. W.
Genberg owner, g. R. jackson builder;
additions, $500.
Broome street, $40 South; Rev Will
liam Temple owner, Peter w Newell
builder; addition, 81 800.
Nineteenth street ,2Sl4 West; John w.
Anderson owner, Harry T. Reed builder
milk house, $500
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-23
RBAN REALTY TRASst Frs.

Recently recorded deeds put on file
cover tho following parcels Of city real
state:
West street. 2T23 William j. Hope
,. . from Sarah y. Barker. s4.100.
Lombard street. south Of Third street !;
/. Lislcki from Joseph McGowan, $500.
Third street east Of Union street; q.
l.tpuleo from Frederick jefferson et al.
5 200.
Franklin street; west OF foot alley
between Franklin and Broome streets.
south Of Fifth street SamI Sigmund
from J VIM. Kenyon. s2.600.
spruce street, north Of Tenth street
A. BrenieT from Emilein Zabrnk
s 500.
Fourth street. east Of Walnut street
Eugene Yassalo et al. from Nachin d
Silver $500.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-23
~. ]. ~TIDHAM FAILS.
urniiure Merchant Files Voluntary
RankruntcN Petition.

e voluntary petition IN bankruptcy
l0.e ,een tiled by Harry J. Stidham Of
Easl Fourth street furniture
r e,.el
Liabilities amount TO S514S.60 d nd as
IT'S 10 x2.2ss64 There are - un-
lrrt creditors. the largest being
:, .,rics Motors Company. 23.649.60.
Stoek In trade is listed al 81 900 cash
hank a. s3l.64 and open accounts
: 400
hearing before James Rankin Davis,
=, umissioner in bankruptcy, was held
= his Office III the Equitable building.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-23
FIRST GRAND MASTER.
&, oi t,unninc BPdi0rd Beine IA
humad on Market street.

,G..-t. a.. .xnt.i. th. bodies of Gun
Radtord. frsr grand master Of
s,,.s 81 Delaware and his wife and
ohildrer was begun this morning.
Trr book = Cunning Bedford viii b.
-te- -o he OLD CITY Hail
wis t.f H. l'terr@d - the Ma
q TIo-us GROUNDS. The monument
r-.-l- r7arstng his grave IL the
aIets.. =, ~. Tlr.. and Centrai Pres
te.at sn.s.n has beer polished
f. ,.r.airs! s.a -iu also he placed on
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-23
OPEN RIFLE NOE.
Formal Opening at SheIIpot Park on
April q.

The Executive Committee Of the
Diamond state Rifle and Pistol Club
met Tuesday night at 222 West Twen-
tieth street Arrangements were made
for the official opening of the range At
Sheilpot Park for the season. on April
a dinner will be held preceding IN 3
event. probably on Friday evening.
April 8
The club, which has sixty active
nefnbers, and an extended waiting list,
has become affiliated with the Inter
rational Rife Association. and viii
benefit by tho distribution Of targets
and ammunition and various qualify
ing medals issued by this organization.
The indoor matches which have been
going on at the Armory during tne
winter will officially Close with the
shoot on March 81.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-23
Mrs. HuiY's Death Natural.

The death OF Mrs. virginia HUN, VINO
died suddenly at newark after eatinB an
orange, was que I'd HatuTa causes
Coroner Bullock stated, after making
an investigation. AS inatter OF eau
tion Coroner Bullock ordered an autopsy
and State Chemist Hefpert watson Is
now making an analysis or the contents
Of the stomach,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-23
BUSINESS MEN IN OPERA.
Five Hundred Guarantee Expenses OF
Chicago Company.

Ty Asaociated FTesa 10 TVeTy FVeNIHg.
Chicago March 28.-Control Of the
chicago opera Company has passed
out of the hands OF the small group OF
wealthy persons into the hands OF 500
busint 50 men, each of whom has under.
written 1000 as a guarantee OF ex-
penses.
George NJ Spangler was formally ap~
pointed business manager Of the COM
pany last night when the arrangement
was completed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-23
HIxh School Boys Robbed.

Two gold watches and chains wore
taken from the clothes Of two high
nchool boys yesterday afternoon. The
clothes containing the watches were
hanging In the cloak room Of the build
ing. One of the watches, a very valu-
able gold watch bearing the initials
L. A. W was the property Of l.. A.
Walker. The other watch had a plain
gold case and did not have tbs name
ct The owner.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-23
PAIL FROM sCAFFoLD FATAL.
John HaIes Meets Death at Plant oI
Diamond State Fiber Go.

John Hales, % years old, living at sls
Elm street. met his death yesterday
afternoon by falling from scaffolding
= the plant Of the Diamond State Fiber
Company.
Jales was engaged in painting the
exterior Of one Of the buildings Of the
nIant when portion of the scaffold
ing gave way He slipped and fell. strik
ing mis- head The police ambulance
was called and the injured man was
rushed 70 the Delaware Hospital. Ex-
animation showed his skull was frac-
.ured. He died shortly after being ad-
mitted TO the institution.
Hales is not married. but has relatives
living here.
Funeral arrangements for the burial
If Hales will be made this afternoon
bv the young mans relatives
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-23
COL. ]. ID. BOWLING KILLED.
Cousin OF Warden Piummer Victim of
an Accident.

Warden NJ. S. Plummer Of the work
house is going tonight 10 his former
home at upper Marlborough. Md, to
attend the funeral Of his cousin. Col.
John Dominick Bowling Jr., notice of
whose funeral he received today.
Bowling was accidentally killed Yes
terday, but no particulars have been re
ceived lie was connected with promi-
nent Virginia and Maryland families.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-23
JUDGMENT EYEHSED

jury In Superior Court today re-
verssed a magistrates decision In the
suit Of Adam r. Jablonski, trading as
United Bottling Co. d. b. a, We w. B.
Wood Mfg. Co, a Missouri corporation,
u b. r, In favor Of the defendant.
,Jablonski had refused TO accept some
"Cideso" shipped him and Judgment
was entered agaist him before Magis-
,rate ellis The suit involves $87.02
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-23
Women Voters Leagne.

The Wilmington League of Women
Voters will hold a meeting tonight at
S o'clock on the mezzanine iioor of the
Hotel du poni 10 arrange the local 5
contribution 20 the National League
p,.ior To the annual convention In Cleve-
land, o., on April II.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-23
oN. POLICE RECORD.
,pt hsiishrr Celebrates 2>th Anhi-
verSary.

ta.,.ty eighth anniversary q ms
f, .,s.ntn.eut TO the police force vas OBJ
!. we'd ia quiet manner yesterday hy
srtain Danie' kelleher- he Sslo ne
-as in good health and feeling hne' ne
deserved the occasion by working
Canta IN keueher was appointed 10
f,rc. March .. 1898. lie = IS years
snS ere q. the most popular men
. .be force Fxcept for Chief Of Police
-r. Rls4L who was appointed July
>-f. and James W. Edwards, appoint
~ 1uly d 1Ss2. captain kelieher -
+. .rd.s. n.- on the force il point Of
T.. -si.e.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-23
COME IN

BOYS and men Brng dad
nth you and dve hm a treat
Every Size
Little foys. 3 ~ : years
High schools - n 10 years
Young men. - n 10 chest
Mems 35 % 20 chest
More stock, more styles,
more sizes In every depart
ment
New Spring suit
New spring Top Cna~
New spring Trousers
New spring Hats
New Spring Ties
New spring Shirt
New spring ~ox
New spring Shoes
Coming Iu ever day i1es
atyles snd prices siways 6led
up
MULLINS HOME STORE
6th and Market
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-23
~cIGARRTTF~ TABOO IS rTAH

80 ~ Word on I0harro Label lIler
Under New Arf.
rs Assoc atef Press fl fvar- Everirr
sat lake city. Utah Narrh l7 -
~ she word -areffe' r~ tne ahe
a robarro ~o-fafrer WI r- lniapf
T-rah affer r1rr e~rrrh no tr 7r ..I.
.o~ rv +he atf.rr sv genera. .rraI
brands rf 'rhnr.. rt..r t-e advert -
on ne cortaf~a~ frr r. ~ isare'ff
7vi1l have t1 .-e rrainsr
their rooda sold or rfah
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-23

Tell ii to all Delaware through EVeI
Evening want ads,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-27

VYHLASKA K STU
DUJfCfM.

Matice VysSiho Vzdelanl V
teto dobe opetne -prijima pri-
hlasky ceskych p~osluchac1 obo
.iiho pohlavf, kterf mali madam
i touhu We studiich pokracova-
ii, nebo tyto dokonciti, avsak
nemaji hmotnych p~rostredkd k
dosazeni sveho cile. Castka ne
presahujicf $3.50 ma iednotlivy
Skolnf rok akademickeho behu
zapIjci sc ma DESTINY zavaZek
bez urokG takovym studentum
neb studentkam, kteri vyhovi
pozadavkGm predepsanym v
pravidlech Vykonneho Vybo-
ru, jez tuto jsou uvedeny, a kite
re necht' kazdy, KIDD o vypo-
moe uchazeti Sc zamysli, drive
pozorn6 81 precte.
"Uchazec - beZ rozdilu po-
hlavi - must byti eeskeho p1-
vodu, mocen ceske reel i ceske-
no citenf, must vesti slusny a
mravny zivot a vykazati Sc po-
tTebnymi schopnostmi k studiu
ma vyssfm ucelisti. Pfijfmajf Sc
jen prihlasky takovych, kteri
postradaji hmotnych prostred-
XII k samostatnemu studovanf.
Zadatel necht' zasle svoji foto-
grafii a We sve pfihlasce FARO
ven uda, ma kterem z vyssich
utelist', Vykonnym Vyborem
schvalenych, hodla studovati
Drive nez pGjcka mu Dude po-
volena, must ma d1kaz svych
schopnosti $ 1spechem dokon-
6iti aspon pull rocniku prace v
tom ustavu. Dale uvoli sc zada-
tel dokontiti plny akademicky
beh a pfivoli k tomu, ably spra-
va tehoz uceliste o jeho pro-
spechu podavala obcasne zpra
Wy Vykonnemu Vyboru'.
Podpora ud6luje Sc pouze
studentGm, kterf dali Sc zapsa-
ii do kursG (b6hG) akademi-
ckych. ucitelskych nebo inze-
nJrskych. "Akademicky kurs'
Jest v universitnich seznamech
obycejne o%zna6en takto: "Col.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-27

legiate Course, college of
Liberal Arts, college of
Arts and Sciences. V tonic
behu Sc vyutuje predmetGm:
Moderni a klassicke reel a IL
teratury, dejiny, filcsofie, ma
rodohospodarstvi, vedy exekt-
nj a prirodni. Y b6hu ucitel-
skem a inzenyrsk6m Sc vyucu-
je predmetum pfislusnym o.
mem povolanim.
Zvlast6 jsou posluchaci upo-
zcrn6ni ma naprostou nutnost
dUkiadne pIlp-avy a dokona-
lehc predbezneho vzd6lani v
gramaticke anglicin6, neb ma
tuto klade duraz kazde vyssi
uceliste, a posluchac sam mel
by pocit'ovati dGlezitost doko-
male gramaticke znalosti reel,
ktera jest V teto Zemi obvyk-
lou, a ktere Sc vyhradne pou-
viva pfi vSech prednaskach. V
mnohych pripadech ukazuji Sc
! Gestl posluchaci byti slabymi V
tomto predmetu, ano i n6kteri
propadavaji V rdznych pred
metech prave nasledkem nedo
statecne pripravy V anglicine,
a tudfz Vykonny Vybor jest
nucen klasti vetsi dGraz ma ten
to pozadavek a odporutuje, a
by uchazec me- vysv6dcenf z u
znane Skoly strednf (accredit-
ed High SchooD anebo jine
skoly teto Sc rovnajfcf.
Prihlasky studentG deli Sc
ma zvlastnim formulate, ktery
Sc kazdemu zadateli ochotne
ma pozadani zasle, a must byti
v rukou Vykonneho Vyboru do
Is. zaff 1921. V zadosti necht'
kazdy zadatel uda adresy kra-
janu, ucitelG neb profesorG,
ktefi mohou o mem podati zpra
WI a jej odporuciti. Dopisy, do
tazy a zadosti 0 pGjcky adresuj
IT, ma tajemnfka takto:
"P. A. Korab, Iowa City,
Iowa.
Ia Vykonny Vybor Matice
Vyssfho Vzdelanf
B. Simek, predseda.
P. A. Korab, tajemnik.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-27
ZATCEN MA
~PODEZRENf LOUPEZE..

Jisty Glen naSl policie po-
znan byl NJ. j. Kingem, 1889
Penrose Ave, jake jeden 2
dvou lupicu, kteri jej pfepadli
a wall mu jeho auto. Straznik
byl dob6 prepadu unifor-
me a byl zatten policeman po-
rutikem Harwoodem ma West
ropp Ave. a vych. 1873. ul. u
kraden6 auto naleleno bylo
"a n6kolik hod. pred Holenden
hotelem serz. Westphalem
Sc soferem, ktery ale tvrdi, re
byl pouze najmut, ably auto
mobil rfdil. King sed6l pry We
stroll, kdyz Sc pojednou straz-
nix V pruvodu jineho muze OBJ
.jevil a ~straznik, revolverem o.
zbrojeny mu poruGil, ably W.
stoupil. Nemuze vSak rici, ida
nan straznik zbrani miril. Eat
ceny strazce b%eZpeCnosti popi-
ra vsak kazdou ving &C tato
mu byla opakovana primo do
tvare.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-27
SMUTNE SHLEDANf Sc
SYNKEM.

PAM Ernstova, 6914 Col
fax Ave. poslala sveho 12-lete-
no synka Jana Sc zpraVou, kite
rou mel dodati otci zam6stna-
nemu V nedaleke tovarne. Ho-
diny mfjely jedna "a druhou a
hoch Sc nevracel. Ustrasena
matka procitala noviny a pfi-
sla ma zpravu, re ma yych. 10.
ul. a Kinsman rd. prejet byl
autotruckem nezjist6ny hoch.
Otec $ nekterymi sousedy sli
do marnice, kde nalezll male
no Jana mrtveho 5 poselstvim
pro otce ieste V kapse.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-27
Pro kanarka. Soudni lekaf-

Pro kanarka. Soudni lekar-
stvi Una nejrozmanitejsi po-
hnutky sebevrazdy a mimo OBJ
vykl6, jake ztrata imeni, zdra-
Vi. zal z dmrti milovane byto-
sti, spachany zlocin a jin6, jsou
| zaznamenany pTfciny neobvy-
kle, malicherne. Pokusi-li Sc o
sebevrazdu precitlively chla-
pee, ktery dostal spatnou znam
ku ma vysvedcenf, chapeme ten
to dGvod, ale jestlize, jak Sc
stale nedavno We Vldni Y Pra-
terstrasse, zastfelf Sc V noel lu-
pic, ktery Sc vloupal do obcho-
du. kde s velikou namahou Wy
pacil pokladnu a Poole zane
chan6ho listku proto Sc zabil,
pon6vadz naSel pouhych 10000
vfdenskvch korun a ma million
cekal - tn ovsem zGstaya roz-
UNI staff. Jina podivna sebe-
vrazda stala sc We Waehringu.
tn Sc otravilo hezke d6vce, po-
nevada mt ten den uletl kama
rex. BvIa to skromna. chudd
divka. ktera 81 tezce vydelava-
Ia ma zivobvtf posluhou a snad
kanarek bvl iedinou ieif RADIO
stf . nt9chou a snad proto bvl
ieif zal tax mocnV. ze rad6ii Sc
sla dobrovoIne sc sveta. nea by
aiIa bez sveho milovaneho ka-
narka.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1921-05-06

The State of Mississippi. County of
Monroe.

The State of Mississippi. County of
Monroe.
Chancery Court.
No. 6526.
Estate of Leonidas w. Bransford, de-
ceased, /. j. Bransford. administrators.
Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons holding claims against the es-
tate of LeOnipas w. Bransford. de-
ceased. that letters of administration
were granted the undersigned as adj
ministrator of said estate by the
Chancery Court of said County on
the 18th day of April. 1921. aud all
persons holding claims against said
estate are hereby notified to have
same probated and registered accord
ing TO law by the Chancery Clerk.
within six months from date of this
notice, otherwise such claim or
claims not so probated will be for
ever barred.
This 18th day of April. 1921.
l. ]. BRANSFORD,
Administrator. Aberdeen, Miss.
PAINE & PAINE,
A berdeen, Miss, Solicitors for Estate
and Administrators. APP At
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1921-05-06
Notice to Creditors.

The State of Mississippi.
County CT Monroe.
Chanccry Court. No. 1881.
Estate of James Wilbur Edmondson,
deceased; It. r, Edmondson, admin
istrator.
Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons holding claims against the estate
of James Wilbur Edmondson, deceas-
ed, that letters of administration
were granted the undersigned as ad-
ministrator of said estate by the Chan
Gerry Court of said county. on the End
day of May, 1921, and all persons
holding claims against said estate are
hereby notified to have same probat-
ed and registered according to law by
the chancery clerk, within six months
from date of this notice, otherwise
such claim or claims not SO Probated
will be forever barred.
This the End day of May, 1921.
T. r. EDMoNDsoN. Administrator.
Muldon. Miss.
PAUL It. GRAVES, Aberdeen, Miss.
Solicitor For Estate and Administra-
tor. m y
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Nonresident Notice

State of Mississippi.
Monroe County
Chancery Court July, Term, 1921.
Lucy Wood, Complainant.
VS..
Sterling Wood. Defendant.
No. $500.
To Sterling Wood, postoffice adj
dress unknown:
You are heIeby commanded to be
and appear before the Ohaneery
Court of said county. at the court
house thereof. in the city of Aber-
deem. Miss, on the
THIRD MONDAY IN JULY,
A. d. 1921.
then and there to answer the COM
plant filed in said court by Lucy
Wood, wherein you are the defend
ant.
This the 18th day of April. A. D.
1921.
]. II. MORGAN,
Ohancery Clark.
d. w. HOUSTON. Sr. and Jr..
Aberdeen. Miss, Solicitors for Com
plainant.
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