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The New York herald., 1921-02-21
Amateur Baseball
Draws Big Crowd
at Palm Beach
New York Team Wins From
Philadelphia With Score
Of II to 6.

Special Despatch to THE NEW Yorx HrsMp.
PALM BEACH, Fla. Feb. 20.-The out
standing feature here In to-days amuse-
ments was an amateur baseball game,
which was the first of the season. be-
tween New Yorl. and Philadelphia
teams. The New York team won, 14--6.
a large crowd watched the game.
Playing on the New Yorl, team were
David Wagstaff, Douglas ". Paige,
Quentin Fetner, Caleb Bragg. John NJ.
Il. Rutherford. Robert D. Wrenn, Harry
Darlington. Jr.; James r. Hyde and
Bertram De \. Cruger. On the Phila-
delphia team were Edward Croee-. Ho-
race e. Dodge. Jr. Leonard NJ Thomas.
Harry Holloway. James Fl. r. Cromwell,
Norman Mcleod. Wallace Aver William
Hughes and Perry Wilmer. Larriet Full
Ter of Philadelphia was the manager OF
the game.
Luncheons at the clubs were numerous
to-day, Mrs. Sylvanus l.. Schoonniaker
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Widener enter
tanning guests at the Beach Club, while
nj the Palm Beach Country Club Mr..
and Mrs. Jerome n. Bonaparte gave a
iuucHSOn iOr William AacNelll ROdwall.
Miss MacNeill Rodwald, Mr. and Mrs
Gerald Livingston and Mr.. and Mrs.
William Wright.
James w. Gerard arrived FRO New
York this morning. joining hi. nict..er-
in-law. Marcus DAILY, and Mrs. DAILY at
the Breakers.
Mrs Peter Goelet Gerry has come
from New York for sojcurn at the
Breakers. and with her is Mrs. Blaine
Eltins of Washington.
otto Kahn has arrived at his Sunset
avenue home, having come on board
his private car. With him are Henry
Rogers Winthrop. Charles Hayden. Sum-
ner Gerard and Frederick +. Moore
Gen. and Mrs. Coleman dl Pont came
up from Miami by automobile this after
noon and arc at the Breakers.
The Washingtous Birthday ball to be
held Tuesday night at the Royal Poinci-
ana, VIII be the most important event Of
The coming week. Among those who have
come especially for this affair are Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Lewis. who arrived
from st. Augustine this morning with a
party which includes Mr.. and Mrs Don
aid Mcleod, Miss Marjorie Cowen and
Mr.. and Mrs. Saunders Jones of Louis
vile.
The New York herald., 1921-02-21
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK

Mrs. Howard ST. George who has
been the guest OF her son ana daughter
in-law. Mir. and Mrs. Gcorge ST. George
in Tuxedo Park. has gon" 70 Jeliyi
Island with her daughter Miss Vivian
St George. to visit her father Mr..
George r. Baker. She Will Start for her
home in London. England, on board the
olympic on March 10.
Mr. and Mrs. r. suffern Taller and
Or. and Mrs. Boiling Lee. will return
.hls week from Pinehurst. y. C.
Mr. and Mrs Richard Van Nest Gam
brili. who have been visiting her mother,
Mrs. Richard Gambrill. have returned
to Peapaok. n. ].
Mr. G.. Creighton Webb has returned
from Europe after an absence of sew
eral months.
Mrs. John French, accompanied by a
party of friends. has returned from
louisville, Ky.
NIr. Philip Kip Rhinelander will start
next month for Bermuda for stay OF
three weeks.
Mr. Charles Steele. accompanied by
Mr.. James r'ricll of Baltimore. will re-
turn next Thursday from fortnights
shooting at Climax. y. c.
Mr. and Mrs. William Z. S. Griswold
win start for Jekyl Island. Ca. in the
first week in March.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bedell Fl. Harmed are
spending the winter in Santa Barbara,
Cal, having taken the Douglas place FOR
the season.
Mr. and Mrs. William Goadoy Loew
are in Aiken.
The New York herald., 1921-02-21
Prince of Wales to
attend Dinner for
A AMBASSADOR Da piS
Farewell Event to BE Given by
the Pilgrims in London
on Feb. %.

Special Catl7 to THE New YORK HEaALD.
Copyright, 1921. by TIE NEW YoaK HEsMD.
New York Herald bureau.
London. Feb. 20.
At q farewell dinner to be given OF
Monday night February 2s, for AM
bassador Davis and Mrs Davis by the
Pilgrims at the Hotel Victoria, the
Prince OF Wales Is expected to be pres
ent and Earl Curzon will make an ad-
dress
on board the Aquitan!a. sailing for
New York. besides the British Ambas-
sador TO Washington. the Rt. Hon. Sir
Auckland Geddes. and General Booth Of
the Salvation Army. who will tour Can
ada; Lord Queensborough. Sir Frederick
Ely. Mrs. Charles Warren. Mrs. Charles
Winn. Mr. Murray Anderson, who pro-
duced 1.-The League of Nations" Messrs
Ralph Worms Charles Steain. +. l..
Harrington, Charles Gilmore, and John
Macshorter and Mr.. Russell Reed and
family.
Mr. r. Boyd Waters. American minia-
turc painter. who recently was married
here. has returned 20 Paris with HIS
bride.
Mr. Owen wister has returned to Lon
don from visit to the Continent
Mr.. Charles D. King. president OF the
Liberian Republic, Is expected from
Paris In few days on his way to
America.
Sir Thomas Upton will be entertained
on March BY the Knights of the Round
Table in recognition OF his services In
promoting Anglo-American understand
ing.
Mr. John Wilson. cousin OF President
Wilson. Is at the Savoy Hotel.
, Mrs. Walter Schoellkops. wife OF the
secretary OF the American Embassy ut
Paris. ard Mrs. George Barnett. wife OF
Gen. Barnett, L. s. NJ c., have returned
to Paris after visiting friends here.
Americans who have left here for
Paris include Mr.. Clifford 4. Cochran
and Mrs. w. Burton Elkins of New York.
Miss Mary 4. Gingman, chief oe the
American Y. w. G. A. in France Messrs.
James McVlckcr, Thomas II. Butts, An
drew J. Stone and John O'Day. Miss
Maud NJ. Miles. Miss Leonora Hughes
of Washington Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. j.
Evans, Miss Gertrude Blancheet, Mr.. and
Mrs. Oswald Latham. Mr.. Il. r. James.
Mr.. George w. Lord. Mrs. NJ. l.. Sun
derland. Miss NJ. ". CTeelnan, Messrs.
Richard Wainwright, Jules Keller and
William Nash
The New York herald., 1921-02-21
CHARLES u. THOMPSON.

Charles B. Thompson. trade news-
paper publisher. died yesterday in his
homo, 454 Riverside Drive, from pneu-
monia. He was born in Thomasville
Ca. forty-.lve years ago. and was
graduated from the University OF Vir-
ginia. Mr.. Thompson then studied law,
was admitted TO the bar and practised
in the South for several years.
Later Mr. Thompson entered the
newspaper business and worked or
newspap pers in Macon and Savannah.
He was the owner and publisher of Ice
and Refrigerator, FLovl' Trade Neics and
the Bchers Trade Reutcer. lie leaves
wife. Mrs. Anna f. Thompson, who Ia q
writer.
The New York herald., 1921-02-21
GIVES HOUSE IN LENOX
TO REV. DR.. SLATTERY
Mrs. J. E. Parsons Makes
Present to Rector.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YosK HtaALI'
LENoX, Mass. Feb. 20.-Mrs. John Il.
Parsons has presented one OF her two
Walker street cottages with half an acre
of land to the Rev. DR.. Charles Lewis
Slattery. rector OF Grace Episcopal
Church. New York. The property IS
worth about 10000. DR.. Slattery and
his mother. Mrs. George Slattery, o"cu-
pied the house last summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry White have taken
q house in London for the early season.
They expect 10 be in Lenox by June.
Mr.. Cortlandt Field Bishop and his
daughter. Miss Beatrice Bend Bishop.
sophomore at Vassar, who made record
run in touring car from New York TO
LenoX yesterday, started back to-day N
ten inches OF snow.
Mr.. Bernard Hoffman, has arrived In
Stockbridge from Pasadena, Cal, 70
spend a week.
The New York herald., 1921-02-21
DINNER ron MRS. rrsKE.

AT their club rooms In weat Forty
fifth street last night the Coffee House
Club gave dinner for Mrs. Fiske who
Is appearing IN wake Up. Jonathan"
at the Henry Miller Theatre. The chief
speakers were John Drew and John jay
Chapman. The dinner was followed by
m entertainment which included His,
Hors and Theirs playlet by Clara
Beranger. which had never before been
presented and the cast OF which was
made up by the Misses Mary and Flor
ence Nash. Ernest Lawford and Ernest
C;iendirninr
The New York herald., 1921-02-21
THOMAS v. SMITH.

Thomas V. Smith veteran OF TIE civil
war, died at the Nassau Hospital Satur-
day from a complication OF diseases.
He was born in Hampstead, l.. l.. and
was II years old. lie was formerly
town clerk Of Hampstead He was a
member of the Moses A. Baldwin Post,
i; A. r.. Of which he was one time
commander. He is survived by two
daughters
The New York herald., 1921-02-21
GEN. REYES, FORMER
COLOMBIA RULER, DIES
He Helped Rehabilifate FL
nances of Republic.

boGoTA. Colombia. Feb. 20---Gen.
Rafael Reye6. former President OF Co
lombta. died here Saturday.
Gen. Reyes resigned as President OF
Colombia IN 1903. His administration
at the time was declared to have been
characterized by a frnlness of policy
that had much 20 do with reha ab,litating
the finances Of the republic. One of his
most radical departures while President
was the separation of church and state.
He also established capital punishment
for treason.
The New York herald., 1921-02-21
IN NJ < NJ Q RAM /.

safAANS.--I.ouise. In loving memory 20
our dear mother. Vho died rebruary Il.
1913. A. J. DELANEY. Viola nei-iei.
HOoFF. Peter. IN sad and loving memory
of my believed fathe-, who dcpa -ted this
ife February 20 1890 You arc not for
cof'cn. father dear. nor viii you ever
he a., i1ng az ne and memory last. We
viii remember thee
Daughter Flea and TRmii,
I.AIGIiIIN. -- In loving memory Of our
mother Julia L. Hutton Laughln. Feb
ruafy Il. 1910.
The New York herald., 1921-02-21
CAPT. THOMAS G.. WALLACE.

TORONTO. Ont. Feb. 20.--Capt. Thomas
G. Wallace. Member OF Parliament for
West York, Ont. since 1908, died to-day
at his home here of pneumonia. He was
al years old. Capt. Wallace served with
distinction with the Canadian contingent
In South Africa during the Boer war
The New York herald., 1921-02-21
TO NAME THEATRE THE RITZ.
Mcrsrs. sb ubcrt's Ncwcst Playhouse
20 Open Late In March.

Lee Shubert announced yesterday that
the second of the six theatres which the
Iessrs. Shubert arc building in Forty
eighth and Forty-ninth streets. west of
broadway. will be known as the Ritz
and the opening IL sct for the fourth
week in March The new playhouse IL
located in Forty eighth street. Just west
Of Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-02-21
ii. d. ROsENGARTEN.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 20.--H. d. Rosen-
garten. for many years one of the most
widely known chemical manufacturers
IN this section of the country. died to-
day in his home here. lie was 81 years
old. Mr.. Rosengarten formerly was head
of the ?owers-W eightma n Il Rosengarten
Company OF this city. Hc retired from
active business several years ago.
The New York herald., 1921-02-21
Mns. g. 4. wuALEx MAS SON.

Mrs. Grover a. Whalen. wife Of the
Commissioners OF Plant and Structures.
gave birth yesterday 10 n aon in THO
sloane Hospital for Women. Last nigh,
mother and son. the latter weighing
eight and a half pounds, were reported
as doing wall The new arrival WIN In
crease the Whalen family 70 four.
The New York herald., 1921-02-21
ELIZABETH &. WASHINGTON.

Special Despatch 20 THE NEW Yonx EDALD.
SCHENECTADY Feb. 20.--Miss Eliza
beth Coduise Washington. 81, a de-
scerdant OF George Washington and ono
OF the oldest and best known residents
OF this city Is dead in her home. 10
North Church street. following a brief
illness. She was born In New York city.
The New York herald., 1921-02-21
GEORGE UNDERWOOD.

AUBURN. n. Y, Feb. 20.--George In
derwood. G5. one OF President-elect Har-
ding's electors of this district and we'll
known lawyer. died tonight after an
Illness OF several days.
The New York herald., 1921-02-21
Cats. Dos.. Sc.

fOST--poS. Ai~ed.is. vie.ai,v o' Flat5usii.
BAKER, 80 y. iati. 81. Phone FIetbusn 3icS.
I .OST- small Scotch terrier, black and oil
vor cray. nernc Nicsey: reward. GEORGE
MAGAf.pl, Eltz- z-Cailtca NctcI.
The New York herald., 1921-02-21
Wearing Apparel.

1oST--Tiuo fox fur. icf, IN tax, going from
72d and Columbus av. 10 Bcinord Arsrt-
mcnts on Seth At and Broadway: reward
8iO West seth at, Ia care Of H. q. Hem
ming.
LOST - Fisher fur rectpere. SATURDAY
afternoon. between tho psrn and BRETON
Hal. LIBERAL reward for return 20 BRETON
Hall
The New York herald., 1921-02-21
DI ED.

Aiphers. Brother Moalich, Emile c II
Bayne. Lydls n. Mocre, Mari r.
Bell. Wiley A. Mccormack. C.
bowers. Amelia Mclaughlin. N. G..
B!rndman. Mary Norton Frank II.
Brennan, Joseph p. O'Reiily. J:l,zaheth n
Sucklin. Blanche G. Parrish Charles Vi
Burke. Loretto II. Perr,- Charles A
Chandler. Eita W. Rossnbush. Henriette
co6wis-, Louise s. i2ossnga r1en. p r.
Ccndcn. Edward Russell Charles ri
Cu:'SeHs, Cha rls- y. Sanford. Edward
>rosson. MATHEW g.. Settle. William IL
Dailfn. Phillip Siebert Gordon C.
r>e Jor!o. Francis r. Smith, Ceerr,. 70
Devoe. Martha =. Stanley. Elisabeth A
Dick:e. Mary Stiles, Mary l..
Dunn, Thomas J. Sweeney Marie
Gold, Cornelius r. Swendscn Ola
Herkness. Sidney Taylor Herbert Vt
Hermann. Fred Taylor William
Kastner. Juiius Thompson, Charles r
Livingston, James Tiiester. Adam
Mackey. +. Y. 4. Underwood George
Mathews. Catherine Ward. Edward NJ.
Merrill. Edward NJ. Wikens. Meta
The New York herald., 1921-02-21
COL. OLDs DECORATED.

New York Hernld Bureau,
london. Feb. 20.
Word has been received from Athens
that Col Robert L Olds OF 81. Paul.
Mimi. European commissioner Of the
American Red Cross, has been decorated
commander of the Order of George J.
by the Greek Government In recognition
+ his work for Greek refugees from tho
Caucasus. He Is the first American
decorated by the new Government
The New York herald., 1921-02-21
LOST AND FOUND.

IOST-Womans brown handbag. containing
small gold wrist watch. two pairs spec
tacies and some money, IN Black and White
taSi Tuesday Night. about i0:3n between
Nrand Central and Charlton 3t.; reward.
Telephone Spring 1870. Riis.
LO6T-Esriy MoDdsy fnornInE In taI:. be-
tween bath ST. and 9th sV., Chil6s Ee.-
tauran., Columbus Circle. black bag Initials
~. ~. b. Reward, no questions asked. I.
f2l llo-ald. Herald 30.
LOST-s5o0 Government certificate OF IN
debtedness. between 1i.th aud ii5th s,s, on
1th av., Friday liberal reward. tIniver-
si;y 4so5.
LOST--tiun metal mesh bag marked G. r. s.
about 9Oth st. and Central Park West: re-
ward. SMITH. 33S Central Park west
Riverside s4g;
The New York herald., 1921-02-21
Jeweiry.

A REWARD OF $500
VIII be paid for rcturn Of plat ba- pir
containing - diamonds. eoual size Zoe, Feb
and West 5Ith st, New York ci.y. l. II.
and y. n. WEINBERG, COS 5,h av.
a REWARD or $50
VIII be paid for the return Of pear shaped
pearl scarf Pin lost Feb. IS at or between
Ritz-Csrlton Hotel and Woat Gath N.
LOsT-tiold lorgnette. on DlsoX ribbon, With
tween 10th -. and 9Th nv. and METROPOLITAN
Orera House. Saturday afternoon: $40 re-
ward. Return 20 Mrs. AUSTEN. 40 East
I2d ~.
LOST Saturday afternoon, February 10. u
Lexington av. car. bet- cen 10th and 5fth
and enioraid circiot, IN leather case. Return
% ~ East 3l'h st. rtward.
LO5T.-Biue leather cigarette case, n. 4. w.
mother 90 pearl holder enclosed. Commodore
Hotel. main floor dialns room. or Century
Th,atre matinee; reward. Phone hcadefny
20fl.
BOsT--In front ot ii9 Washington pl., 2 dia-
dicmord; liberal reward " returned. iIo
Vaccination ". Cooper, apt. q; I032 Spring.
LOST Saturday afternoon or evening. plat
tnNm brooch circle. 9ct with about SO die
mords reward. Address 800 Summit sv.
iiackensuet ". J.
LosT--Barpln, small diamonds: one stone
mifsing; abou: February 49, reward
KING; 90 W. iceih q,
LCsT--A diamond scrcvs earring; so5 RE-
wARD, Return to Mrs: " H. SMITH. 81
West 10Th 81. Schuyler 1900.
LOeT-EetWeen Hotel ClaridEe and Brady
Theatre Thuraday evening pearl and dia.
mOud earring, rcWar rd. f-riOu fGo2
The New York herald., 1921-02-21

In Memcriam
Amman. Louise Laughin Julia r. H.
Hooff, Peter
The New York herald., 1921-02-21

Special Gable TO THE NEw YORK HEaALD.
Copyright, 1891, by TIiB NEw YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
The New York herald., 1921-02-21

sANDtORD.-on Saturday morning. Feb
ruary 10, 1921. Edward Sandford. AGED
A. years. Funeral services VIII be held
at 81. Johns Episcopal Church, Getty
square. Yonl;ers, on Monday. February
II. on the arrival Of the train Leaving rr
2:of 2. ". frofn Grand Central Terminal
upper level Train returns from YonEcr8
":53 r. N,
Abilene weekly reflector., 1921-11-03
wiz Not Ask Gravel

william Councilman, who lives
west of town in the district pro-
posed for a gravel road, says that
the district will not sign up for a
gravel road. "We signed up for a
hard surfaced road" said he today.
land propose to stand for it. We
are paying for paved roads In the
east part Of the county and are en-
titled to our share. Especially on a
road like this where traffic is so
heavy gravel is a waste of money.
We counted 81 cars an hour pass
our house one day last week-aid
many are avoiding the road. We had
q gravel road once and all know
what 1t amounted to. The people OF
the district want to have a real road
and will not, think, sign up for any
makeshift that will cost us thou
sands of dollars and not be perman-
ent for the time will come when the
road will have to be paved anyhow"
Abilene weekly reflector., 1921-11-03
,E,rst nublished In the Abilene Weekly
Reflector November 3. ls2D
PUBLICATION NOTICE

To VIM. Donley. p. NJ. Hedrick and j
w. Stats. - Aha Col.
lowing described land situated IN D,rh Ths
inson County. Kansas, to-Wlt; ne une
Northeast Quarter of the Northwess
Quarter and the North Haif .ntne OF tne
Northeast Quarter, Of SECTION TWenty-
three. ali in Township Fifteen Sou.n,
Range Four East Of the sixth Principnd,
Meridian. upon which lease. datea
he 18TH day OF June, 1919, was given
to VIM. Donley p. M. Hedrick ana hst ~
" stats, do hereby notify you Una, Una.
the terms OF said lease nave oeeT
broken by the owner thereof lei sma dn tnat de-
Clare the said lease forfeited and VOC
and that, unless you do. within twensy
davs from this date notify the register
NJ deeds of said county as PROVIDED oy
law that said lease has not been 1or-
Seited. / Will file with the said regis.er
~ deeds affidavit Of forfeiture as pro-
vided by law; and hereby demshe :
that you execute or have executed snd .baa :
nroper surrender Of said lease ano tnst
vo,, put the same OF record In the OF,
fice OF the register OF deeds OF saio SAG
county within twenty days from th's
date. 1901
CARL PUFAHL,
Abilene weekly reflector., 1921-11-03
J NIGHT WATcnMAN SHOT
junction City Officer Resisted Hold
Up. Man

william Gillmer, night policeman
at Junction City. was shot and SER
iously wounded by a holdup man In
front Of the Tenth street community
house at 2:30 yesterday morning.
Gillmer had been down around the
depot and was on his way uptown,
walking west on Tenth street. Just
to the east OF the Community house
in a vacant lot is q pile Of lumber
composing the platform for wrest-
ling bouts at the Community house.
As Gillmer reached this lumber pile
q man stepped out, pointed a gun
and commanded Gilimer to stick
'em up
Gillmer reached for his gun, and
as he did so the bandit shot five
times in quick succession with an
automatic pistol. Two Of the bull
let's, probably the third and fourth
ones fred. took effect. A suspect Is
being held.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1921-11-03

/. Brushyinsb, Mo.-Two ysars aSo
Iyas h pocf health and NJ. not ahle %
DO III my work; / had . dul! hs.daehs
N d. tims. / also had . hurting n
my back and one Of my limbs would
taxa spells Of hurting and would teel
numb. / oould not deep sDod ct nishtr
did not eat much, and my nerves wfre
in hsd shape. ( tod my husband ]
could not % much lonaer, % ve dedd.
Cd 10 write TO d.. Piercs Pre-. q
invnl;dS Hotel in BuAAlo, N. y. He
neid for ne 10 taxa - Tsyezits He-
scripfion and ths sooldsn Me1na D.
covery also sums PIeessnt R1ietS (s1
e Which ! got st TIE drug stcrel - ]
eoon bsEan to nj bstt9. Al -
di.aressbls symptome ~ n apd ]
lelt ifks . didGent wenAa. MIN
NnrthA JsGerson, Bod &
Wr1ts ID. RIzresis Envalk Hse1 =
BGaslo, n. Y, fos Ass esz1a@tiA
nsdie1 sdvise.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1921-11-03
3w3t
{First published In the Ao'epee9
sHERIFF'S SALE
Case No. 1ossi

Case NO. lvSoA
The Farmers and Merchants NatiohA'
Bank, corporavtiS9n' f'a'h'
n. q. Robson, N. sokolowi; y. c,svson O. opa
ana A. p. Campbell, Defendants.
Under and by virtue Of an executi,cn, ex,n,
issued by the Clerk I1nnd,ciai o. ni District,
within and for Butler county, Ststs ana "a
TO me directed and delivered. VII on
n. iSa. At . o'clock ,. m. OF SAID Gay - -
~. fronf door of the court house In
the CITY of Abilene, Dickinson County.
stste Of Kansas. without apprsisemsnE., ~
seii 10 the highest bidder for easn n
hand the following real estate, to-wt
,h,Tty-aix SSsJ. township fourteen 14l'
ranes one (f1, east Of the sixth pr1n-
cinei meridian, and the northeast guar
ter (K) OF section eleven (lll, toWn..
ship fifteen (15). range one I'D east o.
the eixth principal meridian except -
and fhree-fourth leE( acres of soutn-
east corner Of .said nortneeagt quaSsss
SEizsn bject 10 mortgaEea now on eaio
real estate in Dickinson County. ~ Sfass "
of Ransas. The said real estate VIII ps
court IN said 5esuss recited in said exc
oossIf Witness my hand this "a day of No
vepnbeF, 1871
90 shsriff. DicKihs0n o.. Ksns.
u-sWst
Abilene weekly reflector., 1921-11-03
EFFECT wILL BE IMMEDIATE
Lowered Freight Rates Mean Much
10 Grain OroWerS

Although the full result will NOT
be evident until next season, the 10
per cent reduction In freight rates
in the western territory on grain,
grain products and hay, recently
ordered by the Interstate Commerce
Commission, will have an immediate
beneficial effect, In the opinion OF
]. c. Mohler, secretary Of the State
Board Of Agriculture.
Secretary Mohler points out that
approximately 20 per cent OF this
years wheat crop has already moved
to market under the old rates, but
that comparatively little other crop
movement has not brought enough
at the market to pay the MelgA{,
may now move with more fFs0erh
and at some return to the prQ4q
At the present prices f6fKco6s
however, Mohler believes tll1 AS
cannot afford TO ship 1t toma<
and advises feeding 1t to hogs
he points out. is now selling aes1l +!
lowest price since 1900. III
Abilene weekly reflector., 1921-11-03
SEE WHERE THE MONEY GOES
New Law Makes Tanyie on Road
Funds

= Funds
The attorney generals department
Is preparing to bring mandamus pro-
ceedings in Saline county to deter
mine whether the balance left in the
road drag fund ON July 1 shah 20
into the general county road FUND or
into the state aid road fund created
By the new automobile license law.
The decision win determine disposi-
tion Of similar balances aggregating
approximately 100000, according
to an estimate by M. w. Watson,
state highway engineer.
Under the old automobile license
law. which was entirely repealed,
$3.50 Of the IS fee went into the
special drag fund and the unexpend-
ed balance at the end Of the fiscal
year was to be transferred to the
general road fund. The new law
provides that the balance shall 60
into the state aid fund but utterly
ignores the balance on hand July 1
collected under the old law.
The attorney general has ruled,
however, that these balances shall
be deposited In the state aid road
fund. The treasurer Of Saline coun-
ty has refused to make the transfer
In accordance with this ruling and
the test case is being prepared by
J. K. Rankin, assistant attorney
general
Abilene weekly reflector., 1921-11-03
First published in the Abilene Weekly
Reflector November 3, 192D
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

state Of Kansas, Dickinson County. ss.
In the Probate Court of said county
In the matter of the estate of Richard
Cosgrove, deceased.
To all creditors and other persons IN
terested in said estate:
You are hereby notified that i have
fled report Of my administration 81 81
said estate in the Probate Court o,
viii make Anal settlement OF the above
named estate in the Probate Court u
and for said county at the Probate
Judges office in Abilene, Kansas. on
the 5th day OF December, 1921. ana a, a.
such time application will be made TO- i
INV compensation, attorney fees ano
other expenses, and for my dischargt
as such administratrix. and fof ,ad.,nc an Gr,
who were the heirs, devisees. and lega-
tees Of the deceased.
BRIDGET COSGROVE.
Administrative of the estate OF
Richard Cosgrove, deceased.
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