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The state herald., 1921-07-29
SUMMONS as,.4s on .44ssee44IIssAr'oN FOR
STATE OF COLORADO,

STATE OF COLORADO,
County Of Philips 3d.
Plaintiffs ''
versus
George w. Toms. Trustee: Charles
4. stiilman. Beneficiary. their un-
William H. Aiidredse and 'f'nsss frances
Ah1redse, rsn,aa their IT., unknown heirs.
persons or parties unknown, claim
ipg any right, title. lien or interest
IN the real estate described In the
The People of the State OF Colorado to
the above named MISUNDERSTANDING
You are hereby SUMMONED aud reauir-
piicant plaintiff in the above entitled ap-
clication for registeration OF the follow
Ing land situate in Phillips County.
Five t5l, township Seven sr" q, sss,l9h Sor9h
Range Forty-four ti4l and the South
Sa5'se seves Sos % sseiSn Ronrs Ys o1 o.
four 90 West Of the. Sixth Principal
Meridian in Phillips County. Colorado
Subject to- Mortgage for $4,000 in Book
County Clerk and Recorder In Phillips
County, Colorado. Subject to Mort
gage for 100000 In Book 95, page 3i2 OF
Recorder in Phillips County. Colorado,
and to file your answer to the said ap-
plication In the Office of the Clerk OF
said Court in said County, within
twenty days after the service OF this
summons upon you, exclusive of the day
of such service. and IL you fail to an
swer the application within the time
aforesaid, the applicant plaintiff In this
action Will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded in the application
Witness. w. @. Helland Clerk of said
4 a. .t nj
in said County and State this cath day
OF June. A. d. 1921
lSeal) W. q. HELI.AND Clerk.
First pub. July Is. Las, pub. Aug
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sHEa,rF's SALE

by virtue. OF a certain writ OF attach.
m~nt issued out OF the Clerks office OF
the County Court OF Phillips County and
State OF Colorado. and TO me directed.
whereby ] arm commanded to make the
sum Of six hundred and eighteen and
ss-ioo dollars tesis.ss) and costs Of suit.
the amount OF certain judgment re-
Gently obtained against Lou,s Kruger In
favor Of Coiver Bros. out Of the lands.
tenements. goods and chattels OF the
said Louis Kruger. ] have levied on the
following property, to-wit.
One Howard Manuoia Player Plano.
10. 3ltst. being the property Of Louis
Therefore. according. to said command.
shall expos. for sale. at Public Auc.
ton. all the. right. title and interest oi
the above named Louis Kruger In and
to the above described property, on Sat
urday the aoth dny. Of July. is:i. ai .
o'clock y. m. Mt the colver Brothers
Hardware store. in Hoiyoke. Phillips
Dated al HoiySke this 2ist day of July
1891.
ED. w, JAMES, Sheriff
OF Phillips County.
W. d. Kelsey. Attorney.
Date Of iirrt publication July 2:
Date OF last pub July -. 1891
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NOTICE FOR lvsLleAr,on

i o0tlAi NO. V1tf1v
Department OF the Interior.
u. 8. Land Once At Sterling. Colo
rado. June 20. 1891.
Notice 10 hereby giv,n that Gerry
Brewer Of Yuma, Colorado. who on
June q. 1918 made Additional Home.
stead Entry. Serial No. 0377is. for
M NwA. SEX Nwk and NwA
NEk. Section -. Township 8 North.
Range 45 West. sth Principal Meri.
dian. has A'ed notice Of intention TO
make fnal three-year Proof. to es.
tablish claim to the land above de.
scrihcd. beforde Nelson 8. Gashaw, U.
8. Commissioner. ut Yuma. Colorado.
on the 18th day of August 1921.
Claimant names NJ witnesses:
James Brophy. John A. Lett. John B.
williams and James Williams. all Of
Yuma, Colorado.
A. r. BROWNS. Register.
First publication July
Last publication July 20.
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SUMMONS Sn .44ss:.44,,eeAT'on ron
STATE OF COLORADO.

STATE OF COLORADO.
County OF ph,luns.
In the District Court. No. ais.
ncssie u. Lynch. \. ". Linstrom,
Mabel Brown and Bertann He'll
K.nney. Plaintiffs
versus
The unknown heirs OF Samuel 4.
Linstrom. any unknown heirs, de-
visecs or lcgaterr OF Charles Lin
rtrom. deceased, and all other
persons or parties unknown,
claiming amy right, title. estate.
lien or Interest In the real estate
described IN the application here
In. Defendants.
The People Of the state OF Colorado to
the above named pefendants--i Greeting: /:
You mr.. hereby summoned and required
TO answer tn. application Of tn. nppli-
cant plRintln In the nboy. entitled ap-
picntlon FOR registration OF N. following
land situate IN Phillips County. Colorado,
to-witi
Northwest Quarter (Nwt) OF section
Thirteen 15). Township Eight tO North
Range fofty.rsyrn 90 West Of the
sixth Principal Meridian. Subject TO one
Contract for Purchase recorded IN Hook
ini. page iss NJ tile Records nf Phillips
County Colorado, and 10 nie your nn-
Hwer 20 the said application In the Of.
nee OF tho Clerk OF snld Court. In said
County, within twenty days after the
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service OF this summons upon you, ex-
elusive Of the day OF such service; and
II you fail to answer the. application
painYn In this action will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded In the
application herein.
Witness. w. q. Holland, Clerk OF said
Court, and the seal thereof, ut Holyoke,
In said County and State. this 2ith day
OF June. A. D. 1921.
lSeall w. G.. HELLAND, Clerk.
First pub. July Is. Last pub. Aug s.
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Metal Msshet.
HAY AND GRAIN PRICES.

Corn No. yellow, per cwt wt.,..asi.oi
Corn. No. . mixed. per cwt .,.... .pi
Wheat, No !. pct ushci.,.-,,.n- .si
Oats, per cwts stsfttfsfsstttp'.ts i5h
harley, por cwi. wi...tt.,.,.,..... ~
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SHGRteP'8 SALE

by virtue Of an execution Issued cut
Of the Clerks ONCE Of the County Court
Of Phillips County and State y Colo.
commanded TO make the sum OF Twelve
hundred md and five and s7.ioo dollar.
suit. the amount OF certain judgment
recently obtained against e. l.. Rapp In
favor OF coiver Bros. out Of the lands,
,sn1,,men,s goods and eha,tels OF tbs
following property. to-wit;
one baldwin Manuoln Player Plano
Rapp,
] snail expose for sale. mt Public Auc.
ton. MI the right, title and interest OF
the above named e, L. Rapp In and 10
the above described property on Sat
ur,iny the 3pth day OF July, 1871, nj
o'clock y M, Mt the colyrr Brotherr
hardware Store. In IIoiyoko. Phillips
naled az lIoiyoko this giui day Of
ED. ". JAMES Sheriff
W, u, Kelsey Attorney.
Date OF nfHt publication July 20
Pate of last pub July 30. 1921
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LEGAL NOTICES
sum MMoNs
STATE OF COLORADO } .

STATE OF COLORADO
County of Phillips +.
A. Scheunemann. Plaintiff
,,,,. ,ou T. a w wOqIi; , DessnasSs; f. aa's,.so
to 7. K. Woulf. the Defendant above
named. Greeting:
You are hereby REQUIRED to appear IN IN
above named plaintiff In the District
Court OF Phillips County, State Of Colo
,aaS wsSn ana da sss
il served out Of this County or by
Hse %ha hTs Sss Ss s1 aay
such service. or Judgment by default
will be taken against you according to
op copy peS'sh Of the C Complaint In the above en-
summons. or il the service hereof be
additional to the time hereinbefore sps;;
be e allowed Before the taking Of juds-
snent by default as aforesaid.
The said action is brought to recover
from the Defendant the sum OF $3.5OO.OO
with interest Mt per cent per annum
the list day OF March. 1921. and interest
at ~ per cent per annum from the LIST
day Of. March, 1891, and with attorney
due on a certain prommssory note made
and delivered by the defendant to the
plaintiif OF date February .. 1920. due
March LIST. 1921. ant, to foreclose; sub;
ject to Trust Deed against said land
for $3,92O.00, Joseph w. Crowner. bene-
ficiary. a certain Mortgage executed by
the Defendant against the following de-
scribed real property, to-wit.
The South West Quarter (SWA) Of
Section Thirty Three (33) In Township
Eight (s) North of Range Forty Five
(l5J West OF the 9Th p. NJ. in the county
of Phillips and State of Colorado. to Sc
cure the payment of said prommissory
note, as will more fully appear from the
complaint in said action to which refer
ence is here made: "a copy of which
is hereto attached.
And you are hereby notified that II
you fail to appear. and to answer the
said complaint as above required. the
said plaintiff will take default and judg-
ment as prayed
Given under my hand and the seal of
the District Court at Hoyoke. Colorado.
in said County, this 9th day OF June.
A. y. 1921.
fScal) w. c.. HELLAND,
Clerk District Court.
Phillips County. Colorado.
J. II. PAINTER, Attorney for Plaintiff.
First Publication. July !
Last Publication. July 2s.
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DENVER MARkHrs.

Trading has been active In the cattle
market today. Good to choice types
Of stock met with an outlet on strona
TO slightly higher basis. More common
types were generally unchanged. Be-f
steers met with u satisfactory outlet
Good grades Of dry lot steers were
quoted at e1.36 TO t7.16. with best
grass fed stock from $500 to t1.2S
More common kinds OF steers sold on
q corresponding basis. Top on cow
was reached At es.s6.
Good cows found an outlet from -
n $3.50. with fair typ.s at % to tS.7b
Grass fed females were up to Sc,
Ness.
A slight weakening apparent In ths
hog market. Top hogs sold for ti0.S
Packed top tio.so. and tn. high figure
Of the bulk was ti0.2s. This lower
range to bulk sales was ea.25. Few piss
offered. Quotations ranged up to %.
sAese.
Little business being transacted In
ths sheep market Traders expressed
the opinion that choice grades Of
spring lamps would bring up TO 1910
with good grades from ~ to eNB
Ewes were quoted up to $3.50.
The state herald., 1921-07-29
Everyone

should spend at least one va
cation in "The land of Won
ders"- Yellowstone Park--and
see sights and scenes the like
of which do not exist else
where.
Briefly, the attractions are-an in
comparable climate, wild animals
of numerous species living their ma
tural life (Yellowstone is the largest
wild game preserve in the world);
magnificent forests; wild flowers of
brilliant hues, in great variety and
profusion; lakes, rivers, waterfalls
(the Great Fall is almost twice ~
high a. Niasara) innumerable riv-
ers and creeks; seysers, mud vol
canoes, hot and mineral springs, ex-
quisitely colored pools; mountains
and canyons; wonderful hotels, per-
manent comfy" camps, an automo-
bile ride that has no counterpart in
all the world-and the Cody Road,
which has been called "the most
wonderful ninety miles in America"
Why not 60 this year? Take the family!
Decide when, then let your local agent
make your reservations so you will be sure
Of accommodations,
J. w. McEwen,
TICKET AGENT
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NOTICE oE ADJUSTMENT oAY

Estate of Margaret Peter, Deceased.
All persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified to present
them for adjustment to the County
Court of Phillips County, Colorado. on
the twenty-ninth day Of August. A. j.
CHARLES r. PETER,
Administrator of the estate
of Margaret Peter deceased.
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Mrs Rldeewny and son ~ Fairfield
Nebraska came Monday to visit Mr.
and Mrs. Schneider OF Amitie.
The Crittenden press., 1921-11-11
Red Cross Gives
$4,000 to Aid
'Clean-Up' Drive

An appropriation of $1,000 for
Red Crnss sofk ln connection with the
cleanup campaign instituted BY the
Government 10 bring the claims of ali
disabled seryics men who are entitled
10 Federal cid before the proper Foy.
eminent buresu Or action. has been
made By the American Red Gross
The Executive Commlttes u the
American Red Cross in making the
appropriation authorized thf apprupri.
aiion ~ 5000 ~ this sum 20 the
American si.sglou a. defray ths "a.
psnso of the Legion representatives
assigned O. the various districts u
the Veterans Bureau
The remainder ~ the appropriation
was authorized for apporiionmeui
among the several Divisions of the
Red Cross for carrying N that psri
n the "cleanup' work that falls a.
recily upon The RED Cross orrauifation
The Crittenden press., 1921-11-11
HAFFAw MINES

Miss Susie Polk ], very ~ q, thi.
writing.
Mrs Beatrice Lewis was the guest
of Miss Mamie Niece Sunday.
Miss Cleadiih Lewis and Miss Opal
williamson we're guests q Mas Hsn.
~ and Ruby MeGes sunday.
Mr. and Mrs.. Illliafd Rogers spsni
Friday night with her parents. Mr
and Mrs J. }. niece
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Siinnsii arr
the proud parents of = fine bahy girl
Mr.. Casper Lewis moiored TO Frs.
donia Friday.
Miss Ina Birham visited here o.
Saturday.
Mr. Cal Humphy i visiting hil
mother. Mrs. w. ~ Humphrey
The Death Angel visited the homl
Of Ar. and Mu. r D. Humphrey Of
Tuesday and took away their darlinl
child. Eugene.
NJ and Mu. Charlie. Williams an
The Crittenden press., 1921-11-11
BAKER

Nr. John Robinson and sifs spent
Saturday and sunday with Mr.
Phillip
Mr.. Aruihur Hafsl and family.
NJ. Peter Harsl and wife spent Sun
day with John Walker and family
Mr. Jim nuncan and wife Nr luo.
Walker and wife. NJ G. q Collins
and family. Miss Ardis Nsvcom
spent SUNDAY siih ur John Scott
and uife
NJ Tom Henry. of Caseytills pa.1
81 through herr SATURDAY
Mr g. n Collins was in Marion
Saturday and rented che farm near
Nunns hslonrinr a. S M isnkin'
The Crittenden press., 1921-11-11
Red Cross Plans
$6,OOO,0OO Effort
To Save Children

Medical carr anf cioih.ng Cor ihou.
sands of children 'n Central aud East.
srn Europe arr ouiiInei as ths aciiy.
lties of The Amef'uu i,ci Cross IN
Europe fof ne current year. s1ys q
statement on ~ ete n ihe Annual
Rcn Call u NJ Organization These
activities. supplemental 10 the feedlng
opsraiious - o. Euforfan Relief
Council of which Herbert Hoover is
chairman. arr desi.ei % provide The
most adequate ani balanced rsiisf
within ths rssourcsa q private pti
lanihrupy
Through ths establishment n chiif
welfars stations m fhe orni0rf of pop
uiaflon n thosf c0HHfflss where aie.
quats mstirii cafs o. nai nas otiain
able. M AmefIrfn nff cfass plans
70 prrtiif the msi'.Hi resiffnnCf nHri
"a o. restore fhfs children to n0I
maiif hrnlfir lIr Itf sHm nf a.
ulun has tctn rls staiiatie O.
this suik
The Crittenden press., 1921-11-11
FREDONIA

Mrs. Allie BugK returned home
fro mChAtAnooga. where she attend.
cd the Confederate Reunion with her
father.
Albert Boal u abls 10 he In town
once more. We are clad 10 see him
on the streets again.
Uncle Dock Green u out on the
streets again Ne thinks h. b ion.
proving some.
Smith Iowsry was In town Satur
day on business.
Uncle Billie LLOYD and wife spent
the dAy with Daddy Lloyd sunday
John LLOYD and wife spent Sunda,
with his father and family
Byrd Guess was In town SATURDAY,
on business.
Mrs. Joe Dollar visited her dAagh
ter. Emma Grow, and family Sunday
Mrs Della Horning returned frou
Evansville Monday wherv she hal
been IN q hospital
Mr. l. .. Cowen. of Providence
Wa IN Fredonia this week.
Uncle Billie LLOYD and wife spsn
Sunday with Daddy Lloyd and famil
Mr.. Elizabeth Debos and daugi
ter. Miss Era. speui Saturday an
Sunday with s. and frank pebos
Daddy Ioyd and J !. Lovd wsr
10 Marion Monday on business
walter Holomsn has q oonsrse
with an Evansville restaurant 10 fuI
ni.h 20 'possums Cor Thanksgiving
He has already % IN his cage faiisf
ing
Diek Mayes of Kansas va
! ,o~n the FIRST o fths week w. ram
10 Kentucky 10 ses ihs broihe- wh
Wa In he hospital a. Paducah.
& Newt Dollar was IN Fr.donia q
:. business Saturday
Bob Watson and wife we're In tpw
; this week.
The Crittenden press., 1921-11-11
PINEY CREEK

Mr.. and Mrs. 7. ?. sigler and chill
dren visited Mr. and Mrs. John Sig
ler Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Elvis Andrews and
children visited Mr.. and Mrs W. A.
woodall Sunday
Mr. John siglsr and son, Coy,
went 70 town Monday.
Miss Cordie siglsr has been va,
iting her uncle. Joe Hunt, the past
week.
Saturday and Sunday were regulai
meeting days a. this place.
Mr. Charley Hodriek visited his sis
Ger. Mrs Mayme Myers one night las
week.
Mr.. Will woodall went TO town OF
business Monday.
Mr. Ebert Cridsr visited be as
Ter. Mrs. Maud Guess. last Sunday
Mrs. Martha Sigler visited her sis
Ter, Mr. Ellen slglsr one night las
week.
Miss Cordis Siglsr visited NJ. n
Newbell and family Sunday
Mrs. Jane Handy Il visiting hs
daughter. Mrs Nora Cravne. a. thi
writing.
The Crittenden press., 1921-11-11
FISH TRAP

Mr and Ms. Rosco Rahb and No..
ils daughter attended the haptifinr
sunday.
Misses vslda Bmvn of Nattoon
and Rsna Kemp of Dixon attended
ihs Sunday School 81 Enon Sunday
Mr. and Mn Funk NsDowsll and
family of Caw Spring visited NJ.
ard Mr. Hsuy Wilson sunday
Mr. Ruth Morrow and Mn zsl.
ma Morrow visited Mrs.. A n Nor
rov Thursday of last week
Dr Kemp and family of Dixon.
Mr. and Mr.. Ben nrcnnan of Dean
wood and Mr and Mr.. Pred Brown
and family Of Matioon. Mr. and Mrs
George Kemp visited Ar. and Mr.
Hollis Todd of Fish Trap sunday Of
last week.
Mrs. George Martin visited Mn
I'd Powell Thursday.
Rev. frisby filled bis appoinimen
at Enon saturday and Sunday.
Mr. A. Mexican Is on the sick he
81 this writing
There will b. a PIE supper a. Re
Top Friday night
Miss lnel Prov end sister vislle
Mis- Stella Martin Saturday.
The Crittenden press., 1921-11-11
Red Cross Trains
147 Blind Vets
In Useful Work

Tralning designed o. NJ them for the
battle Of NE wns taken by if7 blind.
sd ex.ser,loe men af ihc Red Gross In.
stitute for the nnnf near Baltimore.
Nd. during the nsral year in1 io2L
according 10 che report of ths lnsii.
tuts for that peflni
or this number. i0 have gone On 20
other Institutions. in almost every
case % Institutions where those hav.
inF sight are receItine sdtanced cdu.
cation The blind ez.serfioe men Who
have entered such institutions are pro
sidsd with special tezthH0ks IN
Brallls. reading which thei we're
taught ~ the Ret crnrs Institute
Twelve men have PASSED from me
Institute 10 successflllY crry on s0fne
occupation or hus|nes. Tor which ihey
we're fitted by special truln'ug A Few
have withdrawn ffHm The Institute he
cause of poor physicli condition. u ars
receiving further training on the
joo- and 81 arc siill IN training
The Crittenden press., 1921-11-11
Young America
Sends Vast Relief
To Needy Abroad

Various relief projects q the Junior
American nsd Cr,ss IN Europsan
countries resulted ~ heiplnE ~ 600
destitute children durinE the last a.
eel year. accoriinT 10 the snnual -
port o. the American Red Cross for
that period Ths grovth q the actlsi.
ties of the Juniors ahrosd Il mani.
Tested b q comparison which shoss
thh hEurs h 10000 largrr than that
of ne previous FISCAL year
The National chiifrens Fund raised
hy school children. members u ths
Junior American Red Cross. ~,
drawn uron fof tt2O.ss5 Tor these pref
e,tt Receipts fol the National Chii
drsn's Fund during ths last nscal zeal
toialsd tisa1iI
The Crittenden press., 1921-11-11
FoREsr GROVE

The Halloween PLAY a. this place
Saturday night vas a gra,lfylnr suc.
crss.
Miss Virgins Terry spent Monday
night with Gladyas Clafk
Mra. Liizie CLARK spent The day
Wednesday with Mrs. "a simpson
Mrs Vernon Hodge passed through
this section Monday
Bob Hodge weni 10 Marion Mon.
day.
Mr. J. .. rhomas of Hebron visited
Frazer Gas saturday
The Crittenden press., 1921-11-11
FREE TO
Pile Sufferers

Pile Sufferers
Ds.t ns css-Uusl lss Tv IAs
Ne Cafs Thai ca ~ ussd WiA-
sai Disssu.lsst 90 Lea Il fins
RID YOURSELF or PILES
We Will Prove The Free
Pie. Di..si.si N 20 hiasts.
49, 80 sals.s tIssiasai at tiss.Isss
rIIs - 80 niaalTa 80 faIFs manF e. ~
salsi fasss ~ faaf tsIt ~ aaafsaisss
faf9 aIItaaf trIIs. FaIl e. aaaIsI - 80
Isaiuasf falit - aaiaIal
rAaasasft q afaiffai iriisfs tslfIf - 49,
sstss 49, - g. ~ a. asiaets q 80
ffrTHI1
Ns.siisI sksitsI - ssss lt = iras sisai
80 81 fstfai tfssiaNssst sasfasi a =
t.fsa'l e. sfait
Hfsa a. uaatirs 80 F.lss 80 .sisst
~ sAltafsTsaEanltI
W ssrsliaff usai q fafalsA 4 = tasss
sFlaffHiil lHHslfas sasaa sNaIa ~ faut Al
slaimfail. saves hafs ia.lad
Itt asfsl sasf e fIss usslasai = -
lu1aIlsaf isfFaI - asalslta saais a.
afisaaa alaAaa maa9T NmllT al a.
falFaa - a. ftla - funAN
The Crittenden press., 1921-11-11
GO NO FARTHER


Marion proof = what you want
and The siaismsnt Of this highly ~.
spccied resident Gill banish all doubt
Geo. A. CLARK. = Depot S.. Ma.
ron. says "Doans kidney Pills 10
ny estimation are mirhiy good I'D
nsy remedy. | havs had = great dsal
u trouble With haekaehs 81 different
time. and my hask would b. 20 lame
across the small q Il ! could hardly
strAixhssn up after bending When
I have had these attacks got noan'
kidney Pills a. Haynes and faylori
Drug Store. A feV q Doani hai
never failed 10 I'D me % hackaehs
/ ! an glad 10 recommend them q
anyone IN need of q good kidns'
remedy"
Price o0c. 81 al dealers, Don't sim
ply ash foF q kidney remedy -gs
Doant Kidney Pills-the same tha
Mr. Clark had. Poster. Milbun Co
Nina. Buffalo. n. Y. ladverii,smen
The Crittenden press., 1921-11-11

fooi ciattinr and medical relief
costing f5o0o has bssh provided BY
fhs American Red cross Cor ne thou.
ssnis 20 Ru.sian refugees stranded
iar YEAR % Ceusianiinopls and "
ruliI.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-21

tour thcatricals and has done consider
able fancy dancing.
She is twenty years old. five feet
four inches in height weighs 40
pounds and is a decided blonde with
dark blue eyes.
Natalie Shaver
llclpdity counts. At least Natalie
Shaver seems to think SO.
Her father was theatrical manager
in the West, where she was born. The
registrar at Great Falls. Mont, can
SHOW that SIC is eighteen years old now.
She was raised at the Academy of the
Holy Name and has been in this city for
the last seYen years. Her mother is
vioiinist" Of the professional stage and
Natalie gets her artistic values from
Ter
Miss Shaver not only wants to he
movie actress. but she has ambitions
10 be Il writer Several Of her poems
have been putIsl ed.
Not only has this little lady been sue
CcSsflII in our contest. bat she was Sc
.ccteu by picture magazine in New
York Hs one OF their beauties and has
had a movie test made in their lnbora.
tories. Sh" is a dark type and is not
unlike the Carol Dempster style of girl
Like Miss Dempster, Miss Shaver likes
dancing.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-21

and getting into the riot. where, not
! understanding at all what was expected
or me, | yet ragged and shriPkcd lik" all
'he rest. until constable snatched me
up IN his arms; growing, "What is tn"
Kid doing here?"
! bit and tore at him in 50 wild n
iury that he slapped me and set me
down. No wonder that later the nick
name was applied to me that still
sucks Even then, I was "The Little
Panther"
had more or less Of primary odu-
cation in n miserable public school
more or less. ] say. because neither
my parents nor the teachers could do
anything with Inc. My sweet, nervous
0vcrworkcd foster mother | called her
Mons } finally stopped trying 10 dis
ciplne me. and rather let me rule her.
for punishment made a housebrcakpr
out OF me. The real reason that they
feared me, however, was because Of nv
towering courage. ! was not afraid to
90 anything then, nor am | now.
But ! was not vicious all the time
good part Of the time | was dream.
ing; acting. litte ideals Of my own.
playing that ! was rich and beautiful
How ! longed to be beautiful. Even
today do not really know whether |
am or not. though they all say ! am.
But beautiful or not, the boys ran
after me from the time was six.
Literally ran, too. Half dozen of
them would start from school on their
skates, and I before them, running like
the wind.
Nevertheless. although ! always at.
traCtcd boys and was attracted toward
them, | did not have any early, serious
love affair. These episodes were really
delightful. exciting games. leaving no
trace behind them. Besides. Mons"
was tho sort Of woman who might have
become nun if she had not married.
! believe now that snP was morbid con
cerning love and marriage. and man.
aged to bring me up in too great an
ignorance Of what life meant.
So at fifteen I was utterly innocent.
with rainbow ideals of what men and
women were,
was in the second year Of high
school and quite unhappy. ! recall nv
foster father at that time as a biz,
powerful man, dark, with a great shock
Of hair, many creases In his gloomy
face, mighty arms-sitting at table,