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Vernon Parish Democrat., 1921-09-01
Local and Personal at LeesvilIe

Tuesday, October 4th, 1921, is the
date fixed by Supervisors of Election,
John R. Bagents, Jr., S. 7. Williamson,
and A. R. Hicks, to elect a successor
to fill the unexpired term of the late
Representative Of Vernon Parish in the
Louisiana State Legislature, Hon. F. o.
Bolgiano. Of the candidates, D. H.
Turner has announced that, if elected,
he will vote against the passage of
no-fence law, as advocated by Govern
or Parker. Mr.. A. c. Williams has al
so authorized the use of his name as
candidate. Another election will be
held on Tuesday, September 9th, l9-
Fl to choose a supreme judge for the
second Supreme Court District of Lou
isiana, the candidates being judges ].
H. Boone, John f. Land, and Messrs
Porter and Reynolds. The commits
sioners of election for September 9th
are: In the Leesville Precinct; Lee
Word, W. F. Carruth, Mrs. Elizabeth
H. Richardson, and Mrs. Matte Ar
ledge; for the Stables Precinct. ]. C..
Crawford, R. T. McManus, D. F. Ro-
berts, and George I. Pickett.
y y y =
Hon. J. M. Oakes, Secretary of the
Vernon Parish Fair Association. has
completed the catalogue for the Fair
to be held in Leesville next month and
all those interested, and desiring to
exhibit products of their agricultural
and industrial activities. may obtain a
copy of the catalogue by calling at
Secretary Oakes's office in the Lees
vile Court House.
** = *
Sheriff Turner has transferred the
prisoners of Vernon Parish to the Cal
casieu jail at Lake Charles, the Vernon
Parish Jail now being dismantled to
make room for the new building, as
planned and sanctioned by the Vernon
Parish Police Jury. The Sheriff anc
several of his deputies were out Of
town yesterday, hunting for SONS
'moonshiners.
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1921-09-01
puln Yields 20 Commodities.

Twenty commodities manufactured
from near-silk made from the pulp of
fir, spruce and hemlock are being ex-
hibited by the West Coast Lumber
mems association in Portland, Ore.
The exhibit was prepared in the Unit
ed States forests products laboratory
of the University of Wisconsin and is
being sent to all parts of the country
for inspection. The commodities in
clude silk cloth, silk stockings, gum
powder paper absorbent Ia substitute
for absorbent cotton), paper bagging,
rope and twine, linOleum, shingles,
reed fiber for furniture and mating,
paper lath, rug yarn, paper webbing
and phonograph recOrds.-IndianapO-
lis News.
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1921-09-01
War Brides Aweary.

IncOmpatibility of American and
French customs has caused 1900 of
approximately $4,000 French war
brides to return to France, according
to Mrs. Reginald H. Johnson, presi-
dent of the recently organized L'Espoir
FrancO-American club in Pittsburgh.
The club, formed at the suggestion Of
Mile. Odette de BougIon of Paris, who
was in Pittsburgh recently, is expected
to broaden the interests of French girls
who became the brides of Americans
overseas, and to make them contented
in their new homes.
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1921-09-01
PIeturea Show Effeets on Tlres.

Slow motion pictures of the type
that have amused movie fans by slow
ing down swiftly moving bodies to the
point where every action may be ana
lyzed have been utilized by tire COM
pany for a scientific study Of just what
happens when heavily loaded motor
truck climbs a curb, drops off an. ele-
vation or bumps over a railroad track.
This is the first time this very valu-
able form Of photography has been
used by a tire company. Among the
questions the pictures will aid in sOlv-
ing are the effects of heavy blows on
1gleteys, trucks, loads and tires
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1921-09-01
Freedom and Security on
a Llano Farm

The ANO COOPERATIVE well established Parish, Louis
ana highlands from and mosquitoes, healthy intelligent
group of banded together the last ditch of col
Iectve Importance
and work has placed the institution outside the
failure Credit houses their material $2OOOO0 but
the assets of healthy contened happy, wed nOe mentioned
has land they this and
under until the whole of 10000 will be
available the mover
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1921-09-01
STOCKHOLDERS
GUARANTEE COOP. SUCCESS

Minneapolis. Business of ihe
Franklin Cooperative Creamery As
sociation has doubled in the last two
months. The association has been III
existence three and one-half months.
More than 1900 persons, one-third of
them women. are stockholders
The creamery is supplying milk 70
about $4,000 customers throughout
Minneapolis. The average distribu-
ton is 5000 gallons Of milk. 800 gal-
Ions of buttermiIk and 200 pounds
Of butter daily.
The creamery employs 81 drivers to
take care of the daily distribution Of
its products. All but two Of the drive
ers are stockholders.
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1921-09-01

Randolph Bugage and Miss Elizabeth
Riley, both of Kurthwood; Mr.. ]. R.
Higgins and Miss Elliet Brannon, both
of Fullerton; Mr.. Eddie DeRamus and
Miss Vivian Wilson, Both of Glenmo-
ra.
#@~@
The West Louisiana Bank is about
to grant a large number of loans on
farms in Vernon Parish.
* & **
Mrs. L. C. Smart left for Lake
Charles, Tuesday. to visit relatives in
that city.
%%%*
Mrs. ]. N. Mcdonald and her son A.
P. returned Saturday from North Lou
isiana, where they have been visiting
friends and relatives in various towns
in this State and in Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luton of Nashville,
Tenn, are the guests this week of ]. W.
Sandifer. Mr.. Luton is Mrs. Sandifer's
brother.
So = & s.
Miss Thelma McAlpin was in Shreve-
port last week and returned home Sun
day.
Mr.. Courtenay AlIgood of Shreve-
port, is a guest this week at the home
of Mr.. J. Mansinger.
s. = 3 &
J. C. Carver and family have re-
turned from Hammond, La. where they
have been for almost two months.
* 3 * 3
Miss Gordon Ferguson, of Beau
mont, Tex, is a guest at the home OF
mrs. W. W. Thompson, who, accom-
panied by her daughter Rose, have re-
turnel from visit to relatives and
friends in Beaumont; the family OF
IDr. E. R. Candy have been visiting DR.
Gandy's parents in Alexandria; Miss
Pearl Willis has had as her guest Miss
Irene McMann, of DeRidder; Mis-;
Edith Wintle has returned from Dun
can, Okla, where she had been visit,
ling her sister, Mrs. T. B. Martin; Mrs
la. A. Durfee has returned from trlF
to Big Lake and Lake Charles; Mr.
A. L. Burleson, his wife, and Mrs. Al
mond Dennis are spending their vaca
ton in Galveston; : Mr.. J. c. Carver
and his wife have returned from {
pleasure trip through part of South
east Louisiana; Mr. Joseph Kelehar
has returned from a vacation trip tt
several points in Texas; Sergeant Y
III. Fondren, of San Antonio, Tex, il
visiting relatives and friends in Lees
vile; Mr.. w. L. Dunlap has returned
from a business trip through part o
! Southern Texas; Mrs. W. E. Stephen
has had as her guest Mrs. S. L. Car
roll, of Zwolle; Mr.. Dewitt Cudd !
spending his vacation with his famil,,
in this city; M. J. B. Pollard and hi
wife are at Hot Springs; Hon. Charie
|. Davis, treasurer of Vernon Parish
is visiting his parents in San Antonio
Tex.
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1921-09-01
RISKS OF AGRICULTURE
TO BE BORNE NATIONALLY

Sydney, N. S. W. - The New
South Wales Labor government IS
drawing up a scheme of state iAsur-
ance against droughts This will take
the form of water-conservation, fodder
conservation, the use of the state rail-
ways in carrying fodder and starving
stock, and advances to necessitous far
mers to tide them over difficult times.
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that an cleo
ton viii be held in the Moss Bluff.
Electra and GrahamvilIe Special Tax
Monday, September Il, 1927
for the purpose Of consolidating the
above named districts into a single
Special Tax School District. known as
Union Special Tax School District No.
A. electinG three trustees and fixing the
mileage to be assessed and collected ae-
THE boundaries and description of said
Special Tax School District shall include
the following territory t0-wit;
Commencing at the intersection OF the
north line OF Township Ia. south. range "A
east. and the east bank Of the 6lekla-
waha river. thence in a southernly direc-
tion along the east bank OF the said 0Giz-
SO. township 16 south, range q east:
thence east to the southeast corner Oh
section SO, township l6 south. range rs
east; thence north TO the, northeast cor
ner0I section L. township I6 south, range
Is east. thence east along south line OF
township e. south range 20 east, 70 the
ship 10 south. range % east, thence north
along the Marion county line To the IN
terseetion of the north line OF the NJ
ATrendondGi Grant; thence westerly
along said r. M. Arredordo Grant 70 the
intersection or the north Line Of town
ship Is south, range rs east. thence west
TO the southwest corner OF section IL,
township IA south, range 20 east. thence
north TO the north east corner OF Sec
ton l. township Il south. range p east;
thence west TO rhe point OF beginning. al
Of said land lying and being in Marion
county, Florida.
The following named persons are APP
pointed inspectors and clerks Of said elec-
ton:
esrahamville; r. T. Randall. r.. o.. Cor
dreg. w. g.. Fore Inspectors and c. H.
Rogers, clerk
Electra: Geo. w Brant Jr. T. c. Pill
Ians, w. b. Holly, inspectors. and A. J.
Holton, clerk.
Moss Bluff r. s Martin Ollie Fort.
w J. Morrison inspectors. and Gus
Waters, clerk
By order at the Board of Public In
straetion IN and for Marion county. this
the srtf day of August. 1921.
Attest: Il CT SHEALY. Secretary.
w. t. Gary, Chairman
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SPECIAL MasTgas SALE


NoEice is hereby given that under and
ny virtue of certain decree OF fore
closure OF the Circuit Court OF the Fifth
Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida.
and Tor Marion county, made and
entered on the 18th day OF August. A. D.,
I9Zls IN thaE certain cause pending there
in wherein 3. j. Benson is complainant,
and A. w. Terrell is defendant. the under
signed special master in said cause will
1laer for sale and sell at public outcry
front OF the south door of the Court
House of Marion county, Florida, in 0cala.
,.etween the legal hours of sale on rule
day,
Monday, October 3rd, a. D., 1921
to the highest and best bidder for cash
the following described property situate,
located and being in Ocala, Marion couu-
ty. Florida.
One OIdsmobiIe. passenger. 8 cylinder.
1870 model. touring car. motor No. 1921
or so much thereof as may be necessary
to satisfy said hnal decree and costs
Of suit
T.. MEL FERGUSON. Special Master.
Z W. DEVAL. Complainant Solicit
tor.-9-2-st.
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ODE TO THE DOCTOR

Who works from morn to set OF SUM-
The whole day long is on the rum
And vet whose work is never done
The Doctor
Who's reused up in the dead Of night
BY someone in dreadful fright.
Who's sure shes goin TO die outright
The Doctor.
Who when the days are shocking hot
Can seek no cool, sequestered spot,
Because he must be on the trot-
The Doctor
Who where the mercury is low,
Long weary miles must often go,
Thru cutting winds and bindin' snow
The Doctor.
Who has to hear the countless ills,
And deal out muItitudes of pills.
To those who never pay their bills
The Doctor.
Who must not show that its a bore,
To hear each family history Ger,
Five generations back and more
The Doctor.
Al their lives to the cause is lent,
Till their very soul and body is spent,
Few hours with family or social life
The Doctor.
All they possess at times is neglected
To serve the public they are expected
Regardless how their health's affected
The Doctor
The noblest of all our men.
Whose honor We often fail to defend;
Cur lives and health on them depend
Tie Doctor.
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PASSING AWAY

Someone is passing from sorrow and
care,
Every day.
Someone is going where loved ones
are.
Passing away
Someone is reaching the land of the
bIest.
Every day.
Someone is seeking the haven OF rest,
Passing away
Someone is leaving the sin and the
wrong,
Passing away
Someone is walking with angels in
white,
Every day:
No more we wander in sorrow and
nignr.
Passing away.
Someone is leaving all eyes dinlmed
with tears,
Every day;
Someone is gathered away from ali
fears.
Passing away
Someone is hearing the SaEior's call.
Every day:
Someone is passing away from US all.
Passing away
Little ones linger so weary and sad.
Every day:
Gone is the one whose love made them
Passing away.
Yet Jesus is calling the sad ones to
come,
Every day
For them. too. He hath promised a
home.
When passing away
Mrs. e. NJ. Anderson, in st. Peters
burg independent
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-09

/ 81 With what substance i radfun,
always associated? A PitehbIend
Y Flow far is the earth from the
sun 4 s2.ss0.0a0 miles.
q How far is it by the sbortast
ran route between New York and
san Francisco A. 3,25f miles.
q How is leather tanned? A. Tan
ME acid treatment.
Q. How is window glass madeg i
sand, carbonate Of soda. carbonate Of
lime.
9. How is artificial silk made? A.
Acid action on cotton.
9. Why is the ordinary instrument
used IN measuring temperatures cali
ed the Fahrenheit thermometer? A.
Invented by Fahrenheit.
@. Name the three principal aka
lis A Soda, salt. potash.
Q. What is the difference between
anthracite and bitumious eoaIg Al
Age. Anthracite is harder and older
than bitumious.
@. From what country do we get
most Of our cork? A. Spain.
@. From what country do we get
our borax2 A. Unitd States and
Asia Minor.
@. From what country DO We get
our fgs2 A Syria and Eastern Med
iterranian
@. From what country do we get
our platina2 A. Russia.
@. Where does most Of our quick
silver come from? A. Spain. United
States and Russia
Q. What is the greatest Wool pro-
ducing country in the worlG2 A.
Australia.
@. In what state are located our
chief copper mines A. Montana.
@. What is copra2 A. Dried coco
mt meat
Q. What is. used to cut the facets
OF diamonds? A. damon dust.
@. From what city do most of our
laundry machines Gomez A. Troy.
New York.
@. From what vicinity do we get
most of our Goldfish? A. Grand Banks
Of Newfoundland.
c. What are felt hats made of A
Animal hair and fur.
@. IF Rhode Island is the smallest
state in the Union, what is the next
and the next to that? A. Delaware
and Connecticut.
@. Where does most of our rubber
come from? A. Brazil
Q. What is zinc? A. An elemen-
tai metal.
@. What is the name Of the acid in
vinegar? A. Acetfe.
@. Where are eondors found A.
Andes mountains.
@. What fabric is used in auto
tires? A. Long staple cotton.
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FDIsoN's QUESTIONS TO COLLEGE MN

g Where IS Labrador2 A. North.
east peninsula Of North America
q. Where is Helena? A. Mantana
Q. Where is Tallahassee 4 Flor
ida -
@ Where is Copenhagen a. Den.
mark.
/ Q. Where is Manchuria? A. East.
eru Asia, northeast Of China nroner
/ Q. What is the capital of Pennsvl.
vania? A. Harrisburg.
| Q. Where is MagdaIena Bay? 1
Pacific coast Of Lower California
@. What is the highest mountain in
the world? A Everett, in the Hima.
layas.
/ @. What is the h,ngast river in the
| world? A. Amazon.
G. What is the greatest depth ever
found in the ocean? A. sf.614 feet
i of Guam.
@. What is the greatest tide in feet
found along the North American coasf2
4. Bay of Fundy. 81 feet.
/ @. Where was. Napoleon borng 4
Corsica, town Of Aiaecio.
Q. Where was Lincoln born? 4
Hardin county. Kentucky.
I @. OF what are violin strings made?
a. Gut.
/ O. What newspapers and magazines
~ x-n.Y ,.r,,49
g. What musical Instruments do you
playg
q. OF what is porcelain made? a.
kaolin. a type Of clay.
/ q What substances are used in
the manufacture Of sulphuric acid2
4. sulphur trioxide and water fsul-
phur, oxygen and hydrogen}.
O. What are the ingredients OF good
white paint2 A. White lead anu lin
seed oil
@. How Is ceIluoid made? A. Cheni-
ca action of nitric acid on cotton.
T @. What is the hardest known wood2
A. Ebony
@. What kind OF wood is used for
Ak handles? A. Ash and hickory.
@ What kind Of wood is used for
kerosene oil barrels2 A. White oak.
@ IN what part Of the world does
it never rain? A. Sahara desert
/ @ Name the countries bordering
On France. A. Anderra, Spain. Bel
GUM. Luxembourg Germany. Switzer-
land. italy, Monaco.
@. Where is the largest telescope
in the world located A. Mt VIII
son.
O. What is a monsoon? A. sea
sonal trade wind.
| @. How much is troy ounce Of
gold WORTH A. $20.667
O. At what speed does light travel2
A. 299.S2S kilometers per second Gin
airr
O. What is the best grade Of cotton
grown? A. Long stable cotton (Sea
Islandl.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-09
NOTICE

WHEREAS. This Board has received
a petition filed by A. B.. Moore. and
others, residents OF Anthony Special Tax
Sehaat District No. 3D. OF Marion county,
Florida. petitioning this Board to call
an election pursuant 10 she laws OF
Florida, IN said Special Tax School Dis
tFiCt, To determine whether there shall
De issued bonds Of the said district IN
the amount of $40. 600. the proceeds OF
which shall be expended for the purpose
Of erecting within said district i public
school building for the exclusive use of
the Bubiic frae schools therein, and
WHEREAS. This Board has determined
that the saId petition i signed By not
less than p per cent OF the duly quali-
He'd. electors residing within said dis
trict. and By not less than 25 per cent
Of rhe qualified electors residing there
in who are free-holders.
NOW. THEREFORE,. BE IT RE7S0T4N-
Ed. At This. the first meeting OF tl1s
said Beard after the receipt Of the said
petition that it Is hereby determined ny
this resolution to be entered ia tire re-
cords Of the said Board that the amount
OF bends required for the purposes set
forth IN the said petition IS sra zoe: tfa9T
the rate &c interest TO be paid en- said
bonds is Seven Der cent Der annum from
their DATE: that the principal of said
bonds shall be due and payable as fol-
lows. S5.G00. ten years from their date
and So, 600. twenty years from their date,
that the interest on saH1 bonds shall
re due and payable seflli-annuaLly the
first interest payment being due July l.
1922. that said bonds shall be dated the
Ist dav OF January 1922
r. Fl G.. SheaIy, superintendent OF
Public instruction for the county Of
Marion. State of Florida. Fsx-0tifcio Sec
rotary Of the Board OF Public Instruction
in and for said county. do hereby certify
that the foregoing is a true and correct
emmy Of a resolution eadoBted by the
said Board at meeting held in its Of
flee in Marion county Court House in
OcaIa- Florida, August f6, 1927
WITNESS my hand and seal Of said
Board this September 2Srd 1921
Fl. G. SHEAT.T.
Superintendent Of Public Instruction Of
Marion county, Florida Ex-Officio Seere-
tary Of the Board Of Public Instruction
Of said county.-s-26-5t
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Notice is hereby given to all per
sons having claims against the estate
Of Samuel Dukes, deceased. to present
and file sane with me at my office Ii
the court house, OcaIa, Marion county
Florida, on or before the 9th day o.
September, A. d., 1921
Dated this March 3rd. 1921.
L. E. FUTCH
County Judge, Marion Co, Fla.
4 8 mo-.
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NOTICE

u
Aszeny given that the under
saerlff OF Marion. county.
s and by virtue Of a eer-
M rendered BY the Circuit
aAflea County. Florida. on
lssh in a certain case
ssag u which :. Claudia SINS
Y and j H Hadley was de-
~ execution issued thereon
sl $ recorded in Minute
~ q the public records
VIII on Monday October
tween the hours Of eleven
and two O clock r. M
Aaa sell 20 the highest and
M cash the following les
~, epsrfy situated in OcaIa
~ Florida toWit
zM e quarter Of block 9 Of
son Of ne quarter Of nv
e = township IS ; range
~ being sold as the pro-
! II Hadley to satisfv
& and costs
81 = 9 NJ THOMAS
MARION County. Florida.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-09

Honorable w. s. Bullock. Judge of the
F7ffth Judicial Circuit OF the State OF
Florida in and for Marion County,. Flor
ida sit his office in Ocala, Florida, for a
decree Of dissolution of the Florida Live
Stock & Farms Company, a corporation
organized and existing under the laws
of the State Of Florida, the petition upon
which said application tor dissolution Is
based being now on file IN the office OF
tile clerk @f the Circuit Court of Marion
County, Florida.
Florida Live stock Il Farms Company
BY c. r Anderson, President S-l2-5t.
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NOTICE

nult Court Of the Fifth
's. slI Of Florida in and for
Y chancery. CLYDE
aplainant vs.. Horace d.
sndant Order for con
SIS. q that the defendant
to-wit Horace p.
4. y. IS g IS hereby required
ns.' Is oiA Of complaint fled
i - " or before Monday.
ss.! e September. 1921
h ordered that COPY of
Ss.l published once a week
srss. eatlve weeks in the
|lss,s ! Newspaper published
IA and State =
9g of July 1921
|ss, Z LANCASTER. JR
nss agrt, Marion Co, FTa
eompiainant's Solicit
=. e. 7-I5-9t.
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THE key THAI.uNLocks THE DOOR

The men OF eigh Ey-five and ninety years
of age are not the rotund WeiI-fed, but
thin space men. who live on a slender
diet. lie as careful as he wiki however
man past middle age will occasionally
eat too much o rot some article Of food
not suited to his constitution. causing
indigestion or constipation and Will need
> dose OF Chamberlain Tablets to move
mis- bowels and ulvigorata his stomach.
When this IS done. there is no reason
why the average man should not i've
% q ripe Old aEe.-Ad-1T no.
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PARDON NOTICE

Take notice that / VIII on September
IL. 1891. or as soon thereafter as I may
Sc heard apply for q pardon tor Clarence
Tangfnr4. who was convicted Of murder
II Marion county Circuit Court and SEN
Fenced to life Imprisonment. Anyone
desiring may then be heard on the merits
WIN O. HODGES. Attorney for Petit
fior74ar 2-2I.
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their date. and 100000 Of said bonds
maturing twenty Years from their date.
that the said election will be held at the
place In the said Special Tax school
District where the last general election
was held therein.
Done by order OF the Board OF Public
Instruction for the county of Marion
State OF Florida. this August a3rCa 1921
H. e. SHEALY
Superintendent of Public Instruction OF
Marion county. Florida. ex-offieio Seere-
tary OF said Board
tary of said Board.-s- 2G-5t
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NOTICE or ELECTION

xatjce Is hereby given that an cleo
eier, win ne reid IN AatIlony Special Tax
sshoaI District. No. 3D. of Marion eoEn-
81. FF1grisTa. on the 27t1 day Of Septefn-
ss-a-a SIssaff7 b. issued by said district
ionfis in the amount OF Ten Thousand
TeeiI.s5s $50. a8Gl TO be dated January T.
fqs9 bearing Z per cent interest per
a,--s1,ss from their date. interest pay
sbJ. serl7f-aunuaIIy on January ana
TIrlv OF each year the first interest
M IsnaaY1t to De due July I, 1879, saVhn.aa
~ said bonds maturing ten years from
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ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE

To Whom It May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that all per-
sons having claims againsB or an in
terest as heir, Iegafees. distributes,
creditors or any other claim aginst
the estate of Richard Miles Perry de-
ceased will please present the same To
the undersigned administrators within
two years from date hereof or the same
win be barred by law.
Dated at 0cala. Florida this the 18th,
day of August, 1921
FANNIE MAE CORK. Administers :
Uix OF the estate Of Richard Miles
Perry. decreased s-5-9t-
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NOTICE or APPLICATION FOR FINAL
DISCHARGE

Notice IS hereby given that six months
AFTER this date will present my vouchers
and accounts to the honorable Il. f. Futch
county Judge, Marion county, Florida,
and viii ask fgr Il final discharge as al
ministratrix Of the estate of J. j. Guthrie,
deceased.
L0UIE HELEN GUTHRIE. Admins
tratrix.
FainistratTiX. -s-2-uIflo.