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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-03-24
EPISODE THREE

IN August, 1917, Mrs. Stillman en-
1 gagged Fred Beauvais, French Ca
madam half-breed and guide, to
teach her children woodcraft. She
had two sons then, James and Alex
ander.
Beauvais, well educated, hand
some, young and noted, came to New
York from Three Rivers, Canada,
and went to the Stillman estate at
Pocantico Hills.
The papers say that Beauvais
knew the Stillman family well and
was welcomed, for he had been a
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employees SUE
TO TEST POWER
OFLABOR BOARD
Seek To Back Up Its
Rulings Against
Railroads

COLUMBUS, o., March 23- test
suit to determine what authority the
Railroad Labor board may have in
backing up its ruling that railroads
may not reduce wages until after a
conference with employees was filed
in federal court here today by attor-
neys representing 1900 employees of
four subsidiary lines of the New
York Central.
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inside STORY OF STILLMAN DIVORCE CASE
STOLEN LETTERS ARE
CRUX OF BAD TANGLE
INVOLVING TWOBABIES
Charges And Counter Charges In Quadrangle
Wife, Chorus Girl And Indian ~ Guide de-

guide at their luxurious Canadian
camp.
"It was there, in the Canadian
wilds," continue the husbands
charges, that Beauvais won the love
of Mrs. Stillman."
In Stillman's complaint, he adds
this: "For three years the intimacy
continued despite my attempts to
stop it, despite my refusal to con-
done, legally or otherwise. l man.
aged to get Beauvais off my estate
at Pocantico Hills, and l barred him
from my camp at Three Rivers"
Beauvais secured job at sport
ing outfit house in New York.
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Income-Profts Taxes
Up To Expectations

WASHINGTON, March 24.-In-
come and profits tax collections for
the March Is installment were estt-
mated by Secretary Mellon today to
aggregate s675,00O, 900. He estimat-
ed the total for the fiscal year ending
June 80 would be S3,050,000,000,
which, he said. was fully up to treas
nrY eXnectations.
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Irish Republicans
Fail In Jail Delivery

CORK, March 24-(By Associat-
ed Press Members of the Irish Re
publican army made carefully plan
ned but futile attempt last night to
break into Jail here and release pris-
oners under death sentence.
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Towboat Enqineers Are
Called On Wage Strike

NEW YORK, March 24.-Immedi-
ate strike orders to engineers on
ocean-going towboats, whose owners
have cut wages, are being sent out
today by Thomas Healey, general
manager Of the Marine Engineers
Beneficial association.
Healey said that most of the $50
towboats affected are at sea.
The licensed deck officers and fire
room crews are expected to join the
walkout, Healey said.
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State Dept. Given All
u. S. Bergdoll Records

WASHINGTON, March 24.-All
war department papers relating to
the case of Grover Bergdoll, draft
evader now in Germany, were sent
to the state department today.
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MEN ASK CREATION OF
CONFERENCE COMMITTEE

CHICAGO, March 24.-Negotiat
ing rules for working conditions on
each individual railroad, as proposed
by the railroad executives, would cost
the railroad workers more than So
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-03-24

A top fountain pen with an indi-
vidual drinking cup attachment IS
he latest invention for health enthu-
siasts.
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w E ATKER r .

Forecast for Georgia-Thunder-
showers this afternoon and tonight; /;
warmer tonight; Friday, fair.
AMERICUS TEMPERATURES
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-03-24

NEW YORK, March 24.-Here
are facts in the Stillman divorce
tangle which has shaken society.
The information obtained comes
from charges Officially filed and
from affidavits sworn to in the su-
preme court of New York, which
came out at the hearing yesterday.
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NJ A r K EFT S
AMERICUS SPOT COTTON
Good Middling II 3-4c.
NEW YORK FUTURES
MONTcOMFRY LIVESTOCK

MONTGOMERY, Ala, March q.
Hog market, tops 8:75; lights $50;
pigs, 9; light pigs, $50; roughs, $50.
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soo-oooo~~~~o~~~~-
the paternity of Guy Stillman and
named Beauvais as correspondent.
Thinking to avoid notoriety, he
left the jurisdiction of New York
City courts and filed his complaint IN
the obscure county of Westchester.
Mrs. Stillman Immediately brought
counter-suit, naming Florence Leeds
as correspondent and saying official
ly in her answer that Mrs. Leeds is
the inamorata of my husband. and her
child, Jay, is my husbands child,
Although astute attorneys for
Stillman succeeded in having the
papers sealed and filed in remote
Dutchess county, reporters succeeded
in finding the papers, studying them
and making their contents known.
The Stillmans Immediately parted.
Mrs. Stillman succeeded in obtaining
a court order which compelled her
husband to provide her with $50, 900
yearly alimony, pending the trial Of
her suit.
Mrs. Leeds hurried to Florida, ac-
companied by her maids, Jap ser
wants, four automobiles, doctor, a
nurse and three lawyers.
Fiji" Potter Stillman secluded
herself at Lakewood, N. j.. and has
with her the three children, Guy,
Alexander and Anne. The two lat
ter children have turned against their
father, and are proclaiming their 10y
atty to their talented mother.
Stillman remains at the Union
League club.
The palatial steam yacht, Modes
ty," owned by Stillman, has dropped
anchor in the Bay of Biscayne, just
off Miami, Florida, and active prep
arations are being made to equip
her for long cruise.
Meanwhile Mrs. Leeds occupies the
Cleveland villa, palatial mansion
adjoining the Flamingo hotel, at Mi.
ami, and is guarded night and day b
private detectives.
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New Postal Cable
To Cuba Is Opened

NEW YORK, March 24.-An-
nouncement was made today by
Clarence H. Mckay, president of the
Postal Telegraph Commercial Gable
System, of the laying of new sub
marine cable by that system between
Miami, Fla, and Havana, Cuba,
which supplements the present cable
of that system from New York to
Havana, thereby furnishing an alter
nate route. The new cable landing
at Miami will be connected by direct
wires with the offices of the postal
systems to all parts of the United
States. A trial made yesterday dl-
rectly between Havana and Ne"
York produced excellent results.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-21
WHO'S HERE
COMBS.

COMBS.
NJ. l.. Forstc.. III Raso.
e. l.. Brock, ~Espanola.
H. Ia stevens and wife, Corona.
y. NJ.
". A. Field. ssnir Ee.
r. w. Wilbur and son. Rocheater.
~. ".
@. W. Dean, ~ Paso.
Dave Brown, Denver.
! John McCalien, Denver.
Mary McCAlicn. Denver.
G, II. Ewart, Denver.
j. $. Mather, Denyer,
John a. OsBrion, III Pass
70 Wesley Bradficld, Santa Fe.
4, sam H~udlesen, santa Fe.
Charles $, Palmer and daughter.
Pasadena, Cal.
Il. :. fitzpatrick. Las Cruces.
r. r.. jackson, Eel Paso,
|, A. d. Linyoit, Larned. Kans.
+. J. Hc.lweg. I'll Paso.
Mrs r. Romero. Mountainair.
e. n. O'Brien, Amarillo, Tex.
\. J. Peoples. Jackson, Tenn.
Mrs Sam Hoch and children. Cuba.
y. NJ
". ]. Payne. Mountainair.
J. o.. Burnett, Mayfield, Ky.
n. slack, Gallup.
I V. q. Cuffry Las Vegas.
1 II. Nj De olivera, Santa Rosa.
y. NJ.
Miss Bessie Murray. Atchison, Kan.
c. T.. Ditii. New YORK City.
e.. a. Nachiman, Peoria, H.
SrJRGES.
J. 7. L4ndslcN 81. Louis.
W. ShalalRh. ~ Paso. lf
Charles Hickman, Bi PRso.
IL &. Culp. kansas CITY.
NJ. NJ Donuhoo. Fredonia. kanH.
L Julian Benson. Denver.
| .. A. Zachnrman. Kansas City.
/ r. H. Franzine, 50. Louis. Mo.
Bayc wiling, Erie, PA.
Andre Pichely Santa Fe.
u. A. Schneider. Atkinson, Kana
ALVAItAIfO.
l. Mrs, A. H. Case and son. BLU
Ridge, Ga,
J g. Moore. Denver.
Fred II. Miller and wife, Taos.
James n. Farley, Madison. Wis.
r. d. Frederick, Denver.
j. II. Showers and wife, Shelby
willie, Ind.
/ \ Rubin, knnsas city.
l.. &. Rice. Los Angeles.
A. c. Murphy and Wife, Philadel
phia.
James c. casscil. Jr and wife
". 4. Pollock and wife. zearins
la.
II. q. HiN aud family, wichita
kans
L G. r. wilson. Denver.
r. X. Hall, Denver.
L. H. Wood. Los Angeles
Mrs. Dave P0kurny. New Orleans.
d. Witkowski. Rochester, n Y.
r. Ayette. Rochester, n Y.
NJ. Lawrence. Ration.
n. Conner, san Francisco,
q. r Rogers. Brooklyn. y. Y.
J. Bart Grantman, Waldo, n M.
T.. A. %Schreibon. Denve-.
M G. Thayer. Boston.
II. u. Boyles and wife, Omaha.
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Livestock

CHICAGO. oct. 7i-cattle receipts
5000. generally steady; nothing
choice here. top good yearllngs'
tiO.bO: bulk beet steers, $500 SD
hulk butcher cows md neitefh'
Ss5bm5,2b: Gamer n cutters
mostly sab0O335: bologna bulls
mostly s3.40m3.S5. best and light
calves to packers. sil.50. TO outsiders
ti2.0O.
Hos receipts, 10000. fairly active.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-21
Father Mandalari ~
Speaks at Assembly,;
Miss Wait Sings

A large number OF people from Al
buquorquo attended the sfuient as
sembly at tho University, thla morn
ing. in order To hear Miss Barbara
Wait sing, aud the address Of Father
A. N. Mandalari. Miss Walt sang
olo at the opening u closing ot
the assembly, both Of which were well
received by the audience.
The address OF Father Mandarin
was formal, and on the subject OF
"Ideaiism." He emphasized the idea
that tho Intelligent life 10 guided by
principles rather than by Impulses.
''There are only two kinda OF
idoaliHm,'' he said. The worldly
idcniisn is based on what you DO and
what you appear TO be, rather than
on what you are. The idealism which
Is not OF the world, emphasizes more
what you are than any other thing.
This u the christian idealism.'
You win ind it IN our CLASH
! dad Columns
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MARKETS


NEW YORK. Oct 2i.-Heavlncss
OF rails and strength OF oils and
equipments were the conflicting
features OF today'a dun and profess
sionai stook market. fIrmer money
rates also serving ms a deterrent.
Sales approximatcd $4,000 shares,
Tho eloaiuu VIVA firm.
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Chicago Board Of Trads.

CHICAGO. oct 2i.-Active buying
Rscrlbcd largely to n professionnl
speculutor hrre had n bulltsh effect
today on tho wheat market. Oner-
lngs we're readily absorbed and the
rising prices made some early sellers
run to cover Bulls appeared TO ne
baHlng their operations more or less
ON cxpectance that the president and
hia cabinet would. find n solution for
tho Threatened general railroad strike.
OPENING quotations which ranged
from q to ~ cents higher with Dec.
Sll0taa to 81. Ob and May at ti.Os TO
SIio. We're followed by a material
further advance.
Corn and oats shared in tho
IT Tength OF wheat. After opening y
to a sent higher. Dec. 4sh to ish
cents corn continued to ascend.
Oats started unchanged to 4 cent
higher. Dec. Sass to san cents ana
later scored additional gains.
Higher quotations ON hogs helped
to strengthen provisions.
Later Europe was said 10 have
taken 1000, 600 bushels OF wheat u
was aald that for sdv1rhl days thu
| market has hoon acting over sold
that todnys upturn was not surpris-
| ing. Prlcca closed strong. v tn
| cents. net highor. with December
s1.0s TO H.osh and May tl-i2h "a
Siqi2M,
No importsnt setback onHned IN
corn. The close was steady. y TO =
cents.
Close;
wheat-Dec.. &IOS. May. H.t2A.
Corn-Dec.. ~ kcs May. a2Ao,
Oats-Dea.. 3Sh c; May. aIAe.
POrk-January, $1,000.
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WASTED-Rooms

FOR RENT- Furnished house, three large
rooms. IarEr porch. 1850 North first or
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10 tn 2b cents higher than yesterdays
average: packing and mixed hogs up
most; top, ts.2b; bulk lights n light
butchers. $500 S,26. bulk 2T0 10 3fb
pound sows. sT.Oo 10 40: bulk heavy
packing sows ss.a5ms.sbi pigs steady.
bulk desirable. ts.co9 s,26.
sheer. receipts. fs.oooi fat lambs
strong TO IS cents higher; others
steady. firsts sales native lambs TO
packers. $500 ms.2S; shippers. ts.bv;
one string medium western fat lambs
Inteady at s7.76; best not sold: good
To choice fed western ewes $500
AS; feeder lambs early. T.2snT.s6.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 21.-U. =.
Bureau OF markets; Cattle receipts
3.sOO quality plain; beef steers steady
to weak. sales 400 TO $50; bulk 200 20
$50; other classes steady; few select
Texas COWS. 33.76s few grass heifers.
tt2b $500. several loads good cut
ltora. $500; choice stock heifers calves
$500 % $50.
Hog receipts. $500; 10 TO rs cents
higher, mostly 10 cents highcr nan
yesterdays average, one. load primo.
50. 20 al .sD: bulk 100 To 2i0 pound
weights s7.7B aIShi mixed drovsn.
1870 TO s7.s5: no shippers In market;
bulk of sales. s7.2sa7.s5: stock pigs
steady; pacing sows steady. with Tow
on hand.
sheep receipts. 1000; few saier.
Killing classes about steady; no west
Porn lambs offered, Texas owes sA1~'
DENVER, Oct. 2f.--Cattie receipts
g. 500; slow. about steady: beef staers.
Sc. 90 n 600; cows and heiferH. sa.zbW
500; calves. $500 1890; bulls ss.oo
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-21

HOUSE FOR RENT-A nest eotiage. four
rooms and sleeping porch, furnished In
Highlands. A n. Miner Riah west Cen
tru phnne a2a
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ron GALE

ss.soo-s room fnsssfa- shinsis krnssiu~.
sleeping porch. hrepiaes. fine builtin. Tea
tnres an sttfattiYe hhme, Just cutsida Of
siiy hmi,s. near Fourth 81 read.
ss.7soA room franc eo,,sks. modern.
new. nlteping porch, completely furnished,
Vast Hishlands, asar Central Ave. $3.50
I cash balance on essy terms.
s4.sOO--l room white stuceo bungalow,
new. esk neors. white enamel Dnish
fosrth ware
Ha.sss sad iots- n AZ. psrts o. Ne
city, basihsss pfcpsryt basine<s ep
portanitiss.
A. FLEISCHER
Real EstsAs, IasasAass, Loans.
rAoas sra. IA sspsA FoartA b.
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FOR RENT

Centrally located. large office rooms.
Immediate possession. Burroughs
Adding Machine Company. corner
Third and Copper.
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FARMs Am nANcnfs
LEGAL MdoIoEs
-rEdHTg NOTICE.

Lk4AA NOlAOLs
No. 1871.
In the District Court, County Of Bcrnallllo,
State OF New Aexieo.
Bond Dillon COMPANY. a Compensation.
Plaintiff,
NJ. l. Davenport, Defendant.
The above named defendant will take
notice that the above named plaintiff has
filed suit agrinst the above named defendant
in the above named Court.
That the general object and prayer Of
said complaint h. that defendant he Ad.
Judged Go be indebted 20 plaintiff In the
sum o. four hundred eleven dollars and
twenty four cents Ofatt 2Al with interest
and costs oi suit. and that a writ Of attach
meut issue thereon
You are iurthe' notified thai, the name
q plaintiff attorney h Laurence = Lee.
whose postoficr ls Albuquerque. New Mex
leo. aud said defendant IL notified that
unless he enters hts Appearance IN said
cause on or before tho ard day uf Dcccm.
her. 1921. judgment Will be rendered against
him by default.
FRED CKOLiOTTs
fCCourf Sgal) Clerk % said lCourt.
HAIRY y LIE. deputy
Oct 2I.2s,Eox 4ii
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-21

Idbrfty HOnds.
NEW YORK. oct. 2i.-Libcrty
bonds closed: 3hs. ss2.1s; first a.
$1,000: second Is. s92.e0; first Ans,
$3.50 aecond Ans. ss2. SO; third
ANS. s94.s0; fourth Ans. sa2.Ts; VIC
tory ass ,9e,ss; victory ms
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-21

NEW YORK. Oct. 2I-cotton fn-
lures closed barely steady; Dec.
sis.sS; jan. sis2i; March. siS.Oei
May, s17t6s, July, f7.2z.
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Prodncs

CHICAGO. Oct. 3i.-Potatoes.
white weak. red steady; receipts. i4S
cars: total 4. s. shipments i.btS cars.
Minnerotn. Wisconsin, aud Michigan
round white sacked. st.7bIi-sb cwt;
bulk. ti.g5 frl-S0 cwts Red river
ohios unchanged.
Butter firm; creamery extras.
'4iac, firsta. 40 q fsc: seconds, alI
$40. standards s9c.
cases.
KANSAS CITY. Oct si.-Butter
and eggs unchanspd.
Poultry. hens unchanged to ! cent
Higher. as to 40 cents
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ron ItENr-n.-nn,

fOIt RENT-r1-mns I'll
FOR RENT-LIFhi hoaseTeepi5g rooms
ga Nonh Walter.
FOR RENT furnished rooms for lski
housekecplng 40s W. Lead
FOR RENT-Nice front room. with hath
-elgAe m 1easonahle Phone l0os-W |
y RkNT=fwO rooms for light house
Keeping Phone 1901
hbSr-Poreh room for cosTsisses5f
2l2 hauth broadway. Prone sac.
fOR RENr-Rbom With or withou; boaTd. !
-IflNate family a0h West Copper
REM Furnished rooms for house
Weeping bl7 W. silver.
FOR RBNT-Rooms by ths week ms.
nished heat lisM W. silver. Phon,
TOR kLNT-rwo large cool rooms for litsi
housekeeping sis w. Silver. Phohs
FOR RENT-Two rooms in basement, un
furnished or partly furnished. Phons
ld4sW it2i East Silver.
hLGIN HOTEl~Clean, comfortable leep
ins rooms and housekeeping apartment,
no .lct or children SOD n Fonr,h -
FOR RENT-High class roon' north south
ahu ehst rfposntes southeast s~lesping
district Home privilege Cali go.
N'Nl"N VIII bbhitD
NICELY furhishsd roOn with board, sis
FIvEWindow front room. board III dssIrcd
furnace heat; garage, n wanted. Ruii
Ahle Tor ladI or couple 1907 = Central
ROOM \ BOARD for Uniyersit, rirl or
business. woman In new house with pri
waite family healthy people Terms reason.
able Aruly 1903 EAst Gold
REsERvATIONs may now be had At the
MuRrHEY SANiTORIUM Rates $50 10
US per week. Includes private room with
sleeping porch. connected TO bath and toilet
General n%ursing. medical care. excellent,
nesls. tray service. All rooms have steam
heat hot and cold running water. Phone
t9l. nt. MnIahsy
IOtS fShNI ~
FOR RKNT-OHios space. rs soats fs1rfI
opposite postoffiee Phone 1l6.J,
FOR RENT-store room. North Tkird q.
ouno.iie H~r.ld nftis~
ron sAl.E-Dandy scratch pads only i06
nsand 81 Fv-Rins Herald business office
tNIk SAI.r N"rvunoo,. q
RADIATORS made and repaired sArinsr'
hhdlAtor shop. 2lk NORTH fOarth.
h.t5 BUICK touring cars; frst oIass COT
ditlon bend.Dillon Company. Ciy.
SCRATCH rADs, .os per pound At Eve
nins Herald
FOR sALE-iS9l Hudson sport model
worth o., 500. WIN sell Tor 1850, Phon'
a9Q. ",
SEVERAI. used Dodgc brothers Roadster,
aud Touring Cars. Tcrms II desired
! kother 4 Co Auto Dept, Phone IsJ.
FOR SALE 1871 Ford Sedan, with wir,
wheels and essential extras. Only rut
300 miles sos So Edith.
FOR SALE-"aDo' Cheyrolci tourin,
car; good condition; price right, or vii
trade for light truck. an 8. ATno.
USED CARS. bought, soiS and traded
terms 1. desired. MoIntosh Anto Co.. col
" central. Pbona sra
HARVEY AUTO sfRfSGh for all ears
guaranteed. J. KofbeT q %. Aihuqner
que n N
wv PAY CAsH-For cars or sell On CON
mission. See NJ first Fourth street Use
Car Market. i0l n FOURTH,
FOR SALE
i9RI Chevrolet Coupe
In Al condition, good tires, uphol
stery In excellent condition. Mus
sell mi owner n willing TO sacrifice
Can be seen at
CENTRAL AUTO 4 MACHINE
WORKS
h22 West Central. Phone "a.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-12-27
THE WOODROW WILSON
FOUNDATION.

Beginning on January 18th, 1922,
a drive will be made to secure funds
for the above object. 1t is not ex-
pected that large sums will be given.
We want all of the friends of Wilson
to be nthe list of contributors and
25c will be as gratefully accepted as
81 100000.
Each contributor will receive an
artistic certificate that will be heri-
tage to his or her family of the con-
nection of the contributor with this
movement. There will be no ex-
ceptions.
1t is proposed to commemorate the
ideals and the sincerity of this great
American by raising a fund of not
less than one million dollars, the in
come of which is to be used to recog-
nize by rewards, signal services for
Democracy lin its broad sense)
Public Welfare, Liberal Thought and
Peace Through Justice.
None of the money will go towards
expenses; all that is given will go
directly to the fund. West Virgin
las quota will be little over $780,
10000. This is about 100000 for
each county. 1t is proposed that an
organization to solicit and receive
contributions will be made in each
of the 1900 precincts of the state.
$4,000 to a precinct will be sufficient
to Ego over the top.
Thus it will be seen that the man.
agement is not seeking large sub
scriptions. 1t wants even the boys
and the girls, each to raise 25c and
get certificate with the picture OF
Wilson, so that their grandchildren
can know that there ancestor took q
living interest in the greatest inspira.
ton of this century-permanent
peace-and had the vision to see that
history will not obscure, as man
sometimes may, the real forces be-
hind events.
1t is proposed to have an organi.
cation in each county, district and
precinct, so that all the people may
have an opportunity to contribute
and become enrolled by name in thi.
historical undertaking.
Send all monies to
E. A. REID,
State Treasurer,
Kanawha National Bank,
Charleston, West Virginia.
But send in the name of ever,
contributor. All must be enrolled a
/ National Headquarters.
w. E. Chiffon,
West Virginia, Chairman,
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
J ALL Union Building,
Charleston, West Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-12-27
COMMISSIONERS
NOTICE.

In the Circuit Court of Jefferson County
W. Va.
f. E. Yates. Administrator of Armistead
Yates,
John H. Yates, Frank Beckwith. Trustee,
Charles Town and Summit Point Building q
Loan Association, Ralph Hgginbotham,
Aaron Lloyd Horace Gardner, Martha
Slaughter, M. Weist, l.. M. Long and
Emma Franklin.
Extract from decree of October 4th, 1871.
Upon consideration whereof it is ordered
that this cause be and it is hereby referred
to S. W. Washington, Commissioner in Chan
Gerry to find and report as follows:
/. The real estate of which said ARMS
tead E. Yates, died seized and possessed tne
value and rental value thereof and the leins
thereon and their respective prioritles.
2. The personal estate of the said ARMS
l tead E. Yates in the hands of the ADMINS
| traitor, available for the payment OF this deo'
| 8. The creditors of the said Armistead l.
Yates, the amounts and respective priorities
| of their claims.
| A. A settlement of the accounts of the
| said F. E. Yates, Administrator.
| Before proceeding with the execution o.
| this decree said Commissioner shall eiv'
| notice as required by law and shall report tf
| the next term of this court.
wy C. W. CONRAD Clerk
NOTICE.
| Notice is hereby given that l Will proceed
| to execute the foregoing decree at my offlc.
| in Charles Town, West Virginia. on the 5ti
| day of January 1922 at 10 a. m.
| Given under my hand this 10th day OF De
| cember, 1921. cro1
Commissioner in Chancery