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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-01-13

TO become a Christian. He knew OF
our hospital in Meshed, but did no,
know we were Christians until few
months ago when one Haiti Hassar
came here and told them. SO they
urged someone to come and Miller
came. Two weeks ago he baptized
both these men and the formers
twelve year-old son, and he said
"Such time Of rejoicing I have sci.
dom scent"
With these three, ourselves, the col
porteur who Is with us and one OF
our assistants who has lately become
Christian but is not yet baptized
we have seven Christians here now
and had one Of the finest meetings
this morning at sunrise I have ever
attended.
Helen, my wife. wanted very much
to come, but Lichtwardt decided as
our family doctor" that she had bet
ter not. as the trip would be too hard
for her.
Lichtwardt Is running the Meshed
hospital in the meanwhile. He is
Getting his language pretty well and
is fitting into the Meshed work very
nicely. They have a baby. born in
August, and he is the proud six-foot'
three-inches father Of daughter
weighing less than seven pounds now
ut two months!
We have been interested to hear Of
the new president at Berea, and hope
he will be a good man for the place.
I have been getting The Citizen the
last few weeks, suppose an introduc-
ton TO the Alumni column! But !
must close as the man is going to
the postoffice.
Very sincerely.
Rolla Hoffman
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General College News
COOP STORE CLERKS ENTER.
TANNED AT DINNER


Sunday. January 2, the Coop Store
clerks who did not have the privilege
Of going home Christmas were given
reasons for playing the glad game. .
Mrs. Coddington extended to us a
very hearty welcome to dinner, which
we were glad to accept. Those who
have eaten at the table Of our hos
tess know that they never leave hun
cry. The good thinks we found on
her table certainly would open The
eyes Of any boarding hall student.
The fried chicken, roast pork, gravy,
hot biscuit and butter would give any
one an appetite; the mashed potatoes,
corn pudding, macaroni, salads, pic
kles, and jellies, all with captivatins
favors, would make almost any one
eat too much; and that good pie and
wonderful fruit cake would make a
fellow wish he were twins, for he
has already eaten too much for one
fellow. You know we enjoyed II. l
hope I have not left out anything, but
guess I did. In fact, one Of our
number, after spending a week in the
hospital, says he thinks he would have
felt better II he had cleft out" about
half.
II such could be, our dinner was
made more pleasing by the amiable
spirit Of the boarders of our good
hostess. They are a congenial, jolly
group and made us glad that we were
there.
We certainly are very grateful for
the pleasant way in which we were
entertained. We shall not soon for
get the good eating and pleasant
homelike memories Of that day.
Zone Of En-"
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Foundation School

DIR. Hutchins gave an interesting
talk TO the Foundation chapel We'd
nesday morning. DIR Hutchins Is a
fivorite vita Foundation students
ard teachers and is always welcome
TO their chapel.
Henry Jarvey Smith writes Dean
Edwards from Newport, r. l., send
ing several pictures Of himself In
his sailors uniform. Jarvey was for
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-01-13

two years a favorite student In the
Foundation School. completing the
course in 1918. He expects to come
back to school after he has completed
his term Of enlistment IN the navy.
Grover Price, an employee In the
Ford Motor Company at Detroit for
several years, was a Berea visitor
last week, after several years alb
sence. He was a student In Founda-
ton for three years.
Miss Burr, Of Oberlin, for years
a teacher in the public schools Of that
city. Is spending the winter with her
brother, Prof. Burr. at Boone Tav-
ern. She is teaching a class Of back
ward students in the Foundation
School.
Miss Adelia Fox. formerly a Foun-
dation teacher. and for years In
charge Of the community work at
Narrow Gap, writes Berea friends
that she Is enjoying successful
year In school at Peabody.
Mrs. johnson, Of Chicago. began
teaching this week In the Foundation
School. She is staying at Boone
Tavern.
The Foundation chapel was pleased
and instructed this week by the fol-
lowing named students Of other de-
partments: College. Mr.. Swango;
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-01-13
Sun. Bathing.

THE great trouble with most OF US
Is our tendency to excess" says
medical writer Eve must be mod
crate In ell things, but after becom-
ing accustomed 10 the sun and know
Ing just how to receive It's rays. II Will
slEsys be our friend. We should adopt
Tie Roman custom Of having at least
ons ro>Dfn IN our home for a solarium.
T1ss ra<1a should face the south and
'hs slEf0s OF windows should be
ss,,lEx IT, sgn-bz Their should be on
~ .-sfS~s ~ SS>r sind0w with his
hsss< rsssssrS's frofz The direct rays OF
fas ss.. ~ f,s; Ian should not last
sssv Soc Ma1t.ss. Ds' ss Drs becomes
e-rpsrNaus'. - sps.&z'ai&x y msy be
esuraaspsf - farss Stas-srs " an
assts"
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Nishapur, Persia,

Nishapur, Persia,
October II, 1920
Prof. T. A. Edwards,
Berea, Ky, U. s. A.
Dear Cousin:
I have your letter Of December
Q, 1919, which I received last March.
Mr.. Miller--a clergyman who came
out last fall to Meshcd-and I are
here for an itinerating trip. We have
two hospital assistants, two servants
and one woman servant, and have
rented large Persian house and set
up for a month or two, to try out
this city and treat thousand or two
Of patients. It Is to my notion the
most effective way Of itinerating in
Persia.
We've been going only this past
week, but yesterday the number OF
patients reached the hundred mark;
so the work promises to be all right.
On Friday we have no dispensary and
so went last Friday to visit Omar
Khyyam's tomb, some three miles out
side the city. He lives in wing Of
large mosque dedicated to a rela-
tive of our Imam Reza Of Meshed.
His plaster Of Paris sarcophagus is
unlabelled except for the many in
scriptions Of the many fools whose
"names like their faces are always
seen in public places!" Repairs were
started last year, but have lapsed
and his sarcophagus is now covered
with a pile Of bricks! We took a
couple of pictures.
The work here is quite romantic.
Three weeks ago Miller came here
because Of the urgent letters from a
man who had bought Bible from DR..
Esselstyn six years ago and had de-
cided three and a half years ago
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-01-13
Give, but Ask Not.

One thing ] learned from Toistoy
and learned repeatedly; II Is. perhaps
OF more value than all the other thiI ~
he taught me. II was the initial lesson
and the hardest. "Give everything
and ask nothing In return" have
ceased to demand brotherhood or even
10 expect II. am giving H. and that
10 often hard.-Edward A. Steiner.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-01-13
Y. w. c. A.

The second division Of the Y. W
C. A. met in the reception room of
Kentucky Hall, Sunday evening al
$3.50, with Miss Payne, leader.
Opening Hymn: Throw Out the
Lifeline.
Scripture Lesson: The Ten Com
mandments.
The very interesting topic Of Chris
tian life was discussed in its many
phases of love, service, humility, pa
thence, courtesy, and obedience.
Closing hymn: Anywhere with
Jesus ! Will Go.
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from above. That
new life does not
dlsplace the old
life: they exist to-
gether. A Chris.
tian Llan Is two
men. the old and
the new. The new
life which IN re-
ceived from God
at the time OF the
new birth becomes
the receptacle for
the elllng ~
the Holy Spirit.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-01-13
The Academy

The Sigma Tau and Lenorian Lit
erary Societies will have joint meet
ing, January %, 1921, and the pro-
gram TO be rendered is as follows
Song .................. Societies
Invocation ...... Spencer Blackburn
Toast to Sigma Tau. .I...........
Anna Joe Henson
Advantages Of Being Small .........
Clay W. Bailey
Whistling Contest. Bertha Blanton
Susie Day
Carl Blackburn
Tom Crutchfield
Mable Fields
Roscoe Stayton
Toast to Lenorian go. Levi Brooks
String Music Sigma Tau Orchestra
Reclamation -. Raymond Ogden
Jokes ................ Mae Locke
Stunts .................
Susie Troxel. Merle James
News Of the Week ..Graden Malear
Story ............ Albert Herd
Duet ............,....
Lula Owens, Lula Gates
Reading Maymie Hayes
Something Foolish go. Cato Smith
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to College
graduates will be published in full
NJ Vaughn
ge Be KY will be pleased receive communication Of nteres'
iron members OF the
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-01-13
Led of the
Holy Spirit
BY REV. JOHN c. PAGE
Teacher OF Bible Doctrine, Moody
Blbl Institute. Chicago.
BY REV. JOHN c. PAGE

TENT-And as many as walk according
To this rule. peace be on them and mercy.
and upon the Israel OF God Gal els
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-01-13
Academy, Mr.. Pierce; Normal, Mr.

Academy, Mr.. Pierce; Normal. Mr.
Richard; Vocational, Miss Stafford.
They were appointed by the com.
mittee which arranged for the OBJ
servance Of Food Week"
On Wednesday morning the fol.
lowing Foundation students gave the
program in the Foundation chspel'
Raleigh Hall, Grace Couch. Nora
Veteto and Peter Powder.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-01-13

When one becomes a Christian he re-
cclves new life from God. he Is born
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-01-13
MrHsyID umeonH INTERNATIONAL
SUNDNYS0lOOL
LESSON

tBy REV. T. H. FITZWATER y u
Teacher Of English Bible In the Mood
Bible Institute OF ChicagoD
10 1870, Western Newspaper Unionl
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-01-13
SCHEDULE OF GAMES

Everybody interested will please
note that Monday, January II, the Sc
teams will play:
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Every command Of God has a prom
Is for its kernel.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-02
Civil No. 1898.
EMPLAzAMIENTO

GL PUEBLO TE PUERTO RICO,
A Della Morris Mar-Gee, vida. dc
Hord, sea la dcmandada ante1 men
cionada.
POR LA PRESENTE Sc ,NOTIFI-
GA A listed cue Sc ha presenta-
10 en- la oficina del Secretario de la
Gorte de Distrito del Distrito Judi
,ial de San Juan, Primer Distri-
to la demanda del actor antes ci-
tado, en- la cual alegan los deman-
lantes que son duenos de una fin
"a de 20 cuerdas que describen en- la
lemanda Y que la Demandada Cen
raj Vannina posee indebidamente una
'arcela de IA cuerdas quo describe de
Iicha finca; y la demandada Della No
is Mac-Gee, viuda de Hord, posee
ndebidamente una parcela de seis
uerdas que describe de dicha fin
IA la Corte hace la, siguiente
|,1plica:-Por tanto, suplican los de-
nandantes q la Corte una senten-
ia que declare con lugar csta de-
panda y que condene los deman-
lados respectivamente a desalojar ca
la uno de ellos la parcela que deten-
tan de mala fe Y sin tftulo legitimo
" entregarla a los demandantes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-02

a 0; y por la tarde, en- ell segundo
juego, por carreras.
-Ascendido, emprendio viaje hacia
San German, donde Sc lie asigna, el
inspector de sanidad seiior Lucas La
viosa, que aqui goza de muchas simpa-
tias debido a su correction como fun
cionario pdblico.
-Informase que innumerables re-
publicanos poncenos dirigieron un
mensae al Presidente Harding, endo-
sando la politica administrative del
Gobernador Reilly.
En- una Tenida celebrada anoche
por la Logia Sol de America, fueron
exaltados al grado de maestro los her.
manos Modesto Quinoncs, Jose Rosso,
Miguel Busquets, Julio Hernandez y
Jose Santana.
COrresponsal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-02
Campillo:-Juez G. DITTO. 1r. Distri

Campillo:-Juez G.. DITTO. 1r. Distri
to.
Y Sc NOTIFICA A listed
que de no comparecer contestar di-
cha demanda dentro de los diez dias
despues de notifcada, 81 la notfiica-
cion Sc hiciere en- ell distrito, v dentro
de los veinte dias 81 Sc hiciere fuera
del distrito, pero en- la Isla de Puerto
Rico, y dentro de los cuarenta dias 81
Sc hiciere en- otra parte, los deman-
dantes podran obtener un fallo su
favor condenando I'd. pagar la su-
ma de $5O,00O.OO def rutos producidos
O debdos producer y entregar la par
celia de terreno que Sc lie reclama
en- la demanda, a los demandantes
Y concederles todo 10 que piden en- la
suplica de la demanda arriha trans
crita.
EXTENDIDA BAJO MI FIRMA en-
San Juan, Puerto Rico, hoy 16 de- Ju-
lilo de 1921. -
C. Marrero, Secretario,
Hay un sello del Tribunal de Dis
trito de San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-02
Information del Sur

Ponce, noviembre SOFA Asocia-
cion de Empleados de Comercio en-
esta localidad celebrara el domingo
proximo, de diciennbre, una asam-
blea general para elegir en- ella Ia
Directiva del ano 1922; y dado el en-
tusiasmo que anima a todos sus MEM
bros debese esperar que resulte muy
concurrido.
La policia ha denunciado ante la
Justicia Rafael Vega, acusandole de
acometimiento Y aggression grave. Sc lie
inculpa de haber echado cierta canti-
dad de aqua hirviendo sobre su her
mana Mariana Vega; y de haber in
tentado pegar a su mama, nombrada
Francisco Velazquez.
Ell Tribunal de Justica de este
distrito ha declarado con lugar las
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-02

'demandas de divorcio interpuestas por
Eloisa Quinones contra Guillermo We
lazquez; por Manuel Sanchez contra
Adelina Ruiz; Y por Jose Pacheco con-
ira Ana MILAN.
En- su respectable domicilio, calle
Concordia No. "A, falecio anoche la
distinguida dana senora Carmen An
tonsanti, esposa en- segundas nupcias
dc don Manuel Bao.,
La sencra Antonsanti al contraer
matrimonio con ell senior Bao, era viu-
da de don Zoilo Colon; Y tanto en- su
primer matrimonio como ahora, su
condicion social, su cultura Y elegan-
cia Y simpatias, la rodearon de un am
biente de aprecio general. 4
Su muerte que deploramos, ha sido
muy sentida; y su entiero, realiza-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-02

do esta tarde, asistio numerosa con-
currencia. .-..
Descanse en- paz.
Aver chocaron en- la calle Qua
dalupe esquina Leon dos autos
Fords: Uno era guiado por su dueiio
Carmelo Rivera; Y ell otro tambien
por su propietario, Leopoldo Colon.
Ell auto de Rivera salio del percance
con un tapalodo averiado.
La policia intervino para esclarecer
81 hubo culpabilidad por alguna de las
parties.
Como es de rigor, republicanos Y
unionistas estan muy excitados en- es-
ia Perla del Sur, tanto mas que en-
dias electorales. Creyerase que es in
minente un choque entire los mas exal-
tados. Sinembargo, hasta la fecha no
Sc han registrado siquiera disgustos
personales: todo Sc linta a discutir
alzando ell diapason de la voz, termi-
nando por quedar amigos y rientes
| los adversarios.
ESQ prueba nuestra cultura.
-Llevado por el popular Pipo Nal
donado, fue el club "Ponce" Mana
7! tt el domingo ultimo para celebrar dos
/ desaffos de pelota con la novena de
dicho pueblo. ~
Nos dicen los players poncenos que
hubo necesidad de hilar fino, pues 10
lmanatienos son fuertes y batean bien;
sinembargo en- ambos encuentros
triunfaron los Leones del Sur: En- ell
primer match, por la manana, por 1
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-02

Que las dos parcelas que Sc describen
en- la demanda forman la finca princi-
pal de veinte cuerdas descritas en- la
'emanda propiedad de los demandantes
, inscrita a favor de Feliciano Mon
ge su causante, en- cl Registro de la
Propiedad. Que los demandados han
.poseido dichas parcelas de mala fe, y
que paguen a los demandantes
$50 100000 por los frutos producldos o
debidos producer. Los denlandantes
piden a la Cortc rcmedio general. Rio
Picdras, P. R., Is de Julio de 1921.
Es abogado &c los demandantes el
Lcdo. Enrique Dfaz Viera, Gale de
Jose de Diego, Rio Piedras, P. r.
Y a mocion de la denlandante, la
Corte dicto una ORDEN que dice asi:
ORDEN:-Vista la mocion de 10 de-
mandante solicitando la citacion de la
demandada Della Morris Mac-Gee Vida.
de Hord, por medic de edictos, y apa-
reciendo de la misma todos los rcqul-
sitos necesarios a satisfaction de es-
ia .Corte para ordenar 10 pedido, la
Corte declara con lugar dicha sollcl-
tud en- SUI consecuencia ordena Sc
cite la demandada por medic de
Edictos que Sc publicaran en- Ell I'M
|PARCIAL, que es uno de los perio-
dicos de circulation general y de! ma
yor circulation en- esta Isla y en- este
Distrito de San Juan, cuyos Edictos
Sc publicaran por treinta dias, una
vez por semana, y Sc ordena ademas,
que Sc dirija al domicilio de la de-
mandada Della Morris Mac-Gee Vida.
de Hord, por correo y bajo pliego GER
tifcado, una copia del Edicto una
copia de la demanda enmendada radi-
cada enI ell dia de aver. San Juan, 7.
R., Julio 16, de 1921.-(firmado) Luis
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-02
EDICTO

EN- LA CORTE DE DISTRITO De-
DISTRITO JUDICIAL DE SAN
JUAN, PUERTO RICO.
PRIMER DISTRITO.
Estados Unidos de America,
Ell Pres;dcnte de los E. u, IS:
SUCCESSION de Fe!iciano Mongc,
DemaEdante.
VS..
Central Vanni;la; y Della Norris
Mac-Gec, vda. de H0rd,
Demandados.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-02
Lo QUE Sc RECAUDA

La Corte Municipal, seccion segun-
da, recaud6 durante el mes pasado en-
concepto de multas, $1,325.73. Hoy
empezaron en- dicha Corte los juicios
del mes corriente y Sc vieron nurie-
rosos casos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-02
CAMBIOS:
S, New York;,
A NUES1 ROS GORRESPONSALES
DE Ia ISLA

HemOs de agradecerles que no nos
envien mensaIes telegrafcOs despuea
de las dOce del dia, cuando sea con
el i'm de- que se les de publicidad en-
In mis4nn 9echa, porque. ordinaria-
aaente, Ell lMPARCIAL queda COM
pagi,,ado de docs y media . aa ana
de 10 farde.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-02
REGRESO DE LOS ESTADOS
UNIDOS

De su viaje de compras los Es-.
tados Unidos, ha regresado aver nues-
tro amigo el active joven Manuel Mar
tinez Alvarez, que vuelve satisfecho
del resultado de sus actividades.
Bienvenido
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-02

sDTe 10 ruega una madre que espera La
felicidad y la vida de su hijo.'
Herminia Francesca Bertini1, con-
moyida, levant6 a la duquesa, la estre- I
ch6 en- sus brazos... y la algeria volvi6
iluminar ell rostro y Ell alma de Gerar-
do Santerre.
Momentos despues, Ubaldo Maillefort
abrazaba tambien Herminia, su hija,
pidiendole perd6n por su abandono, q
cambio del martirio que durante tantos
amos habfa sufrido su alma de padre.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-11
Educational News

The Lincoln County Teachers
Association will be held at Lin.
coin, N. NJ, April Sth and 9th,
Many prominent educators will
address the assembly of teachers.
The citizens Of Lincoln are
making great preparations Tor
the entertainment of visitors.
Rooms will be furnished free of
charge. Excellent meals will be
served at the Lincoln Hotel and
Bonita Inn at reasonable rates.
The first Eighth Grade State
Examination will be held in the
various schools in the County
March 18th and 18th.
Miss Belle Norton has organ.
lied a class in Domestic Science
at the Richardson school.
Miss Cynthia Maryiield is home
on account Of sickness. A sub.
stitute has been employed to
teach during Miss Marylield's
absence.
The pupils of the San Patricio
school on Saturday, March 18th,
will present a comedy, entitled
Our Awful Aunt" This pro-
misses to be an efficient panacea
for that gloomy feeling -
Come!
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-11

program at the Crystal, or rather
a portion of the same. where the
Indian wedding took place, had
a serious effect on the party. for
dame rumor was in possession
OF material which strongly init.
mated a determination to embark
on the life boat Of matrimony.
We are not assuming authority
for the above statement! We will
encounter enough trouble with
out looking for it. (But that was
what George" said, you know
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-11
Good Effect

A Corona JOY Party" com
posed of the Misses Bernice
Lively. Charlotte New. Messrs
Dean Quinn and Clarence Wig
gins, came down last week in
time to witness the Indian Fiesta
and STAYED over for the dance at
Lutz Hall Saturday night. The
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-11
NOTICE or CONTEST
For DublicatiOul
Department Of the Interior
United states Land Office
Contest No. 10, 1866.

department 81 INC lnltlihI
United states Land Office
Contest No. 10. 1876.
Roswell, N. NJ, Feb. ~, 1921,
To Edgar \. Wilson. of Ancho, N, NJ,
COntestec:
You are hereby notified that Juan
Chavez, who gives Jicarilla, n. NJ, as
his p~ostonice address. did on Feb. 10,
1921, file in this office his duly coiro-
boratcd application to contest and Sc
cure the cancellation OF your homestead
entry. Serial No. OiS572 made Dec. %,
1920. for SWi, Section ?. Township
80, Range l3-E, n. NJ. r., Meridian,
and as grounds tor his contest he al
lcges that ''Sald Juan Chnyez sottlcd
on said land October ", 1918. and has
continuously resided thereon with his
family, as a home, since that date, is
still thereon; has raised two crops Of
corn, pumpkins and other field pro-
ducts; has 40 acres under fence. u
acres IN a good state of cultivation
has a house for family residence there
on, Contestant states that Edgar ~,
Wilson has never been on said land, IL
not on il now. and IN entirely unknown
IN the community. Contestant was
born and raised in the vicinity Of this
land. has resided there ~ years, ord
never heard of contestee until rectip pit
of notice Of rejection of his appli;a-
tlun."
You are, therefore. further notified
that the said allegations will be taken
rs confessed. and your said entry will
he cancelled without further right TO
he heard. either before thi. Office or on
anpoal, II you fail to file in this Office
within twenty days after the FOURTH
publication of this notice, as shown
below, your answer. under oath, speci-
hcally responding TO these allegations
Of contest. together with due proof
that you have served a copy Of your
answer on the said contestant either in
person or by registered mail.
You should state N your answer the
name Of the p%ostoihce to which you
desire future notices TO be sent 10 you.
EMMETT PATTON.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-11

In the District Court, County OF
Lincoln, State of New Mexico.
Ed +. ComreV.
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EMMETT PATTON,
PUBLICATION NOTICE

In the District Court, County OF
Lincoln, State of New Mexico.
Ed. +. Comrey,
Plaintiff,
vs..
The Heirs Of I. j. Moore Nr.3la6.
and Al Unknown Claim
ants,
Defendants
The above namel defendants re
hereby notified that there has boon
commenced against you 10 the Alb ye
court an action to quiet the title to mo
following described lots ana parcels of
land.
Lots s and $ IN Block as. and a. O.
Lots / and 9 BOZ sand Mock. a.
shown hN said plat Ot tae SO N.
TuWnsitu.
situate In the Town of NocaL County
OF Lincoln. Stsir o, New Mexico. aId
unless YOU enter your Appearance 300
said court uu vl before 'hc lIth iH' ut
April, 1921. s. Judgment hS default
Will be- rendered againal SOU.
RM. TREAI.
Clerk OF The above named court.
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TRACK CANDIDATES OUT.

Captain Pat Strnwbridge. OF the
keystone track team requests all
players who are entered in the Labor
nay meet TO report mt the club rooms
on Sunday morning or at the fair
grounds at 1000.
The following are requested to re-
port II possible: Sharpless. Straw
bridge, Virgins. Collins. Mcc1enaghan,
Sabot. Horackle, Hammer, Moon,
Cochran, Raymond. Barnes, Wilmer
Burton, Jennings. ID. Riley, Sehlitter.
Armstrong, Harris and Gilbert.