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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29

RscNenhacker covered the lying.
distance of sos miles in fou, stops
ana used five planes lie landed At.
cheyenne. Wyo.; omaha. Ncb.. Chica :,
go, Ill. and DAYTON.
HIS own plane was badly damaged
at Cheyenne. cnd he was forced 10
make the nc.'t log IN a mai! pla.e
pi!oicd by G. V. Pickup AZ Omaha
he changed 10 another mail ai-piano,
of which William c. Hopson w4s tho
pilot y, Chicago ne transferred 70
SIN another plane. an army DcHav-
hand plotted ny Lieutenant Nool.
bridge. with whom ne few 10 paw
ton. y, Dayton he secured hls ffta
uiane and made the remainder Of IN.
sight alone
The dinner ;onigh, was given by
number OF reserve and regular o.
hcers who sailed with General PERISH.
ing on hts stan on the Baltic four
years ago today. R'ckenbacker WAS
member of that party.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
SAYS NORTH DAKOTA WILL
BRING BACK 5-cENT LOAF
''read To" High, Declares Repre-
sentative, Based on Present
Price Of Wheat.
LAYS BLAME ON MILLERs
Ran on Foof for State Mills M
Grand Forks, and Aricmr Is
BcihS Made to Einanrr HouL
issue for Purpose.
icy uni;ea Ncws.I

'''N MAJ - IN" farmers
oil North Dakota are working 10 br,,,..
back ,hr Iron. i,,.
They ao,,,-. ,.,
,a ''"'" no" be
,'' %" standard figure. based
P,''"l price OF wheat. ana
""'"E 10 demonstrate this
-! 'he country.
horace y Davis. o: Hrookline.
Mass Eastern Representative. of tn.
BANK OF North Dakota. said in an
'"'''N'c" with the United Prcse to-
""E 'h"t the state VIII soon float
q F!'Vohpoo bond issue through KS
"ahh TO establish Hour mill at
'F"hH FORKS through which tn. dom.
'"S'r"''oh VIII be carried out.
Tread could hc selling at : cents
" i"hi now. and i, should be-" Davis
S"'H-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
SECRETARY HUGHES WORK
COMMENDED BY SPEAKER
icy Associated Press !

WASIiINGTON. May Is Secretary
hughes was the guest Of IN" Wash
.ngton alumni chapter .! Delta Up
silon coieg. Fraternity. Of which Ne
IS member. at dinner in his honor
tonight
Dr. Paul : Rcinsch. former minis
ter to china. VIII" was on" oC the
speakers declared that the secretary
was carrying Americas IDEAS farther
into foreign countries than they have
ever been carried in this nations
history. since March A. he added.
we have felt that a firm and steady
hand, and just and wise mind has
been dealing with our foreign At
fairs"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
WOULD INTERNATIONALLY
CABLE CONTROL At YAP
Japan Willing To This Solution if
1 Mandate Rights Arc
/ Untouched.
:. QUESTIONS
' AWARD
Washington Prefers 10 Settle Once
Tor All Legality Of Transaction
Which Turned Pacific Island Over
to Tokyo.

WAStllNGTpN. May e.-Proposals
fran Japan tor Observation-Disclosures Of
cables rouchins at the Island OF Van
probably would bc in line with sug.
gcs'ionc mad. al tn" communications
conferences now In recess. it was said
here today.
Tho JapAesc ncgo,iators lie, i, b.
known then that Japan was no, adj
r"rs" 20 some Kind OF international
control OF tn. cables. provided that
could Ice arranged without Impair!ng
;hc political control OF Japan over tn"
ISLAND under mandate.
American representatives a, the
conference were not willing TO sep
aratc the issues. prcf"rrinc to set
Il" once ior All questions as 20 le-
salty ~ Tho mandates under which
Japan holds possession of Yap. the
British occupy Mcsopotam!a, ana Brit
ssh colonial possessions control for
MGR icrman-ownsd territories ard
islands II was believed the Tokyo
dispatch had reference "a this si;-
uation in speaking Of the political
"s opposed 10 the legal issues in
volycd
50 far no move mas been made in
tCont.nucd on rage =. col. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
ALLIES TO HONOR
AMERICA DEAD
Entente Nations Will Join In
Memorial Day OBJ
Servancc.
MOVEMENT OF PRISONERS
TO HUNTINGTON BEGINS
Sacred Soil Where Rest Co.
lumbia's Heroes to Be
Flower-Decked.
ny Webb Miiirr,

f.,i,nl N.,,.y
''"''' "'F '>''''r' '"" S'''''o'
dead throuSh"ut Europe Will he hon
orrd Monday nv their compatriots
and ,i,i,one -, tho countries wber.
,b.i- h,d,o. 10
,,r,,,b ,yii, ho ,j,,,., Ia. r.nrc.
.sc,,,,iv,s ar rho American Legion ON
$50, ,, nno o, :, rr,.,
,.r,, pri,,tr 49,. , p,l,i,,
.,,.i,, s.,t.,. ,.ui a., ,id t., ,no
ta,r h;c cmo,cr,c. j., ,,is co,,,,.,
-, s,-.s,,. rn,,,.rn I,.,,n,n ,,h
ror,
>, r, .i,, ,.,t ,,
No,,nri,I n,,. od,-s -, srr.,rs
Admiral Morrudcr and Hrl-.
,,di.-.c,,..r,I to,,n.ar ,,.i,, .,,i. =.
r.,,aor ~ ~, -;, aha y, r,a
t.,, Thiorr, J., ~, ,f,.-rn,
r,rlxor wba co,,,,I
ed tn, Ei-Si Division win ,nnlu,, ,ha
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
TURKS THREATEN TO FIRE
UPON BRITISH WARSHlP
IBy Associated rrcssl

NOBLE, May IS THO
british warship which VAS ORDER i
Z" Adalia To force the Turks I, ;"-
lease eleven prisoners. who w"r" '"-
moved from the British steamer Pa
latina. may II" fred upon. according
ia the notice issued by the AnG"ra
government; today declaring a block
ld. against BriSish vessels.
The increasing bitterness between:
IN. British and turks has been &C.
ccntuatcd by the hanging yesterday
r: MuStapha Sachir. British lndIan
subject. TIL, British high c"mmi $
sloncr. in u notc sent Ia the Nation
niists charges them with dishonor-
prisoners
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
KING GEORGEMA YOPEN
NEWIRLSHPARLLAMENT
CABINET rs FORECAST
President at Historic
Pohick Church Today

WASfiGN';ToN. MAY : -rr"si-
dent Harding wil take par; to-
morrow in SPECIAL memorial scr
vices 80 Toe he'd a; historic rohick
Church, near Mount Vernon. Va
The President viii unvcil q tablet
erected 10 the memory OF dead
heroes "f the church.
rohich church IS one Of the
most historic in the United states.
George Washington surveyed IN"
site FOR 1t. and was one OF it's yes
trymcn for many years. Pres
drnts OF ;hc United states. with
few exceptions. have attended
special memorial services there the
nrSt year OF their terms.
on Monday. the President will
he the principal speaker at the
memorial service at the National
Cemetery. Arlington. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
LONG ISLAND MAN
MUST WASHDLSHES OR
GO TO WORKHOUSE
Throws Out Chest and Says,
why, I'm a Man." but
ObeYs Edict Of Court.

NEW YORK. May Wash the
dishes for a wees or z" To the work
house"
When Magistrate Kochcndorirr, in
Long island city Police Court. pro-
nounccd this sentence on George
Watson few DAYS ago, George threw
out his chest and exclaimed WHY
your honor, I'm a man."
Then George proceed !" obey The
cour, order oy going on; AMI stay
irA until = tn" n"Nt m"~r ~ rs had
Eacn his custom. acc"r3ir: I" Mrs
Margarcc Watson. his Wife.
Ru; las, nisht. rum, nas It. George
arrived a; the family douicilc ~ tn"
carly hour Of o'clock AMI joci.aly
offered 10 assist in the cleaning "f
IN. family plate, And. NOR" re-
markahly still. he Started ou' thus
morning on a serious hunt FOR a lob
Mrs. watson scarcely knows wh5t TIL
or To credit her husbands apparent
reform or not. She told tto Judge
that her husband never can home
until the wee, small hours; that tn.
family had had TO move thirteen
times because they couldn't pay the
rent. and hnally that sh, didn't be-
lieve George wanted jcu anyway.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
IBy Associated press

BELFAST, IRELAND. May IS
Sir James Craig. Premier designate
for Ulster, has gone to London to
arrange the details OF the ceremony
attending the opening Of the new
Northern Parliament June :. The
Ulster tnionists still express tho
hope that either King George or the
Prince OF Wales will formally open
the proceedings and dccry the Eek
aSeeratcd" idea the people of Eng
land have concerning conditions in
the six Ulster counties. which, the
English believe. would make II dan
Gerous FOR royalty to wit this coun-
try.
The tnionists, however. probably
VIII have TO be satisfied with some
lesser diGnitary. among those mem
TONED being the Prime Minister Lloyd
George the viccroy, viscount Fi,z-
Alan. or even Sir +. Clarke. the vice.
r"y's representative in Ulster.
Hold Ceremony In CITY Hall.
The ceremony will be held in Raj
fast city Hall one of IN. fines, adt.
htrs in ireland. /; is a large stons
nniidinS occupying n commanding
site The interior is finished in
Italian Greek and irish marble. with
me memorial windows and some OF
the hncst modern oak carvings Tha
counCil chamber is Guite large rnorcb
{" hold the whole forty members uho
VIII sit in the Parliamen, ard ,ben
leave room FOR the Nationalis,s and
sim F'eirers, Shouf they chang,
their minds and attend The Pariia-
h'ht sessions, which every Unionist
believes. in time. they will do.
Tn" Nationalis,s and Sim Fcinerx
insist mat the Northern Parliament
CONTINUED on Page Col ---
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
ILLNESS MAY CAUSE
NINE. CURIE TOCAWCEL
HER ENGAGEMENTS
Physicians Diagnose Ailment Of
DiScovcrer of Radium
as Anaemia.
Try Associated Press. ]

NEW YORK. May 2S-Two physi-
clans examined Madame Curie
ard. although they did not make pub
nc their diagnosis. i, was learned that
she was suffering from an anacmic
tendency ami Il slight affection Of the
i..dncys. \ more thorough cXamina-
tinn Viii Re made later.
Late this afternoon Madame
Curic visited Memorial Hospital.
whore She vas shown how radiuin
was used there. She then return I'd
{" the hon" Of Major and Mrs Will
liam u. Mci"ncy. Tomorrow She will
motor TO an renamed Long Island
summer resort to remain until Tues
day. II as now planned. she goes as
far West as the Grand Canyon. some
scheduled events planned for her
journey will be dropped.
Madame Curic has been over
whcimed by her reception" said Mrs.
Meioncy. Put We feel that she must
be careful. as she is so easily ex-
hansted. Madame is anxious 10 sec
America and meet the millions OF per-
sons she cams as friends"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
De,egates FROM Universities in Ten Foreign Countries
49, 'ol', american Institutions Tuesday in Con-

iSr"ciai ." Tn" Times Dispatch
i'ARi.pTTf:SNlLi.E. VA. Ma %
m "dCcat!"ra! world viii ,oin
WIN IN" tniversit, Of Virginia Tues.
nay IN celebrating the one hundred,h
anniversary II her foundation.
rom un'rertties in many distant
anus ""!cEat"S viii bear greetings
"ElhS IN" bes' wishes OF tho Old
W'F'n 20 the Athens Of tho South. Z,
J ""nded hy Thomas Jefferson. ,hi-h
if"si'"n, "f tho United States. a.,
"h'ns"r"' by Madison ana Monroe,
England. France. Belgium. Swi,.er.
ana SPAN. China, chile. Scotland
Canada and Norway ton countries In
all wi. S"nd representatives. 10 take
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
FRENCH PREMIER
ALLEGES GERMANS
CONTINUE ACTIVE
Complains to British Foreign
Office of Teuton Mill
tary Operations.
THINKS QUICK ADJUSTMENT
MAY BRING MORE TROUBLE
Points Out That Allied High
Commissioners Themselves
Are Divided
HERLIN PAYS 500 900, 900
Firs, Remittance l. Made on Allied
War Preparations in Accord
nnCc With settlement.
THINKS QUICK ADJUSTMENT
MAY BRING MORE TROUBLE
HERhN PAYS s.oo,ooo,o 900
First Remittance l. Made on Allied
War Preparations in Accord
anCc With Settlement.
r. ANsoclateA - ]

LoSDuE May cs-M BRAND ha.
presented note 20 the British For
o.rn Office pointing out sha; tho
G"fmans arc continuing Their or P
rat.ous ia Cppor Sll.sin. ami g
pcs'ing that Me plonisritc q!cs;t,t
a"ait the restoration ~ ORDER win
tho arrival 90 BRUSH electives
Tno French Premier is further 81
tho opinion. that since the report, ~
the allied hlsh commissioners arc
not unanimous. 1t ~ desirable ;Lat
me question oc sEHIrtt,0 - a spec Al
commission IN lutng lawyers ami
diplomats. Who would communicate
thcir huI'uas 10 tho eur;cm, ,oUn-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
CARUSO SAILSFOR HIS SUNNY
ITALY,; SA WING HE WILL COME
BACK NFALL READYTO SING
Famous Tenor, Bemoanng Americas Aridity, Declares
He Regrets He Will Be Unable to Participate in In
dependence Day Parade of Antprohbitionsts.

lea. III" told reporters that his only
regret in leaving was that hr wowid
not he in New York on July To TAKE.
part in the parade Of AUTHORIZATIONS
lists up Fifth Avenue.
Hundreds OF his fellow country
men and other dcvotccs OF the opera
gathered during the morning at the
pier. but, when he failed 10 arrive by
mlda!ternoon, most Of them went
home. Caruso and his party did not
board the ship until almost sailing
time. shortly before nightfall.
Several score Italians gathered
near the ganGplank. Mostly badc him
bon voyage. The opera star. accom-
panied ny his American wife and
baby. Gloria. posed for movie men on
the deck. He was feeling gay AMI
en!ivened the picture with many
gestures and much chatter in both
Italian and English. He expressed
his appreciation TO the thousands IN
America who showed so much inter-
est in his illness. His quarters
aboard ship were fragrant with
dozens of bouquets sent by admirers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
BRAND SEEKS TO
REFER PLEBLSCI7E
ISSUE TOEXPERTS
Rules for Use Of Beer
as Medi Inc Out ThisW eek

WASHiNGToN. May .s-Hesu-
lauons for INC Us. ~ beer as
medicine wui probably Toe pro-
muIgatcd next week. /, was learn
ed this afternoon followinp ii con
ference between Internal Ecv-uli"
Commissioner Blair and prohia.-
ti"n Commissioner Kramer
Commissioner Blair and Kramer
discussed rcor Sani2ution Of tho
prohibition machine today. hut
Commissioner Blair said tina, no
dchnit" decisions we're reached
Kramer has Indicated his VIII
tnrn"Ss to submit his resignation
whenever II Is desired. but has OK.
pressed a Willingness To continue
until! such time as the n.W commits
sion"r Is appointed aud ready t.
tax" up tn" WORK
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
Appeal to Friends of Education to Boost
y. Of Va. Centennial Endowment Fund

ON Friday, June 3. before the
distinguished representatives of
100 American and foreign univcr-
sitics, and the ambassadors Of
England and France. the ccnten-
NAL endowment fund of the Uni
vcrsity of Virginia Will he an
nounced.
Richmond representative after
careful analysis of the situation ac-
cepted s450,0oU as fair quota for
this city. Today a little over 81 .o0O.-
000--that is. one third OF the whole
amount-has been suhscril eli. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29

this Richmond has contributed
sloo,"0" OF less than onc-fourth OF
It's proportion.
We appeal to every friend Of the
University Of Virginia and every
believer IN education 10 help the
cause Of true learning by giving
10 this fund. GIFTS are payable
over period Of five years. and
gifts are needed now
JULIEN H. HILL,
Cha irman for Richmond.
JOHN STEWART BRYAN.
FRED. w. SCOTT.
Joint and Alternate Chairmcn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29

WASHINGTON. May 2S.-An Garth
quake described as at moderate in
tcnsity and estimated To b" 400
miles from Washington. was regis
tered on the seismograph At George
town University today. The trcmors
began AT $40 and continued Until
"a" i. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29

part in tho four-day exercises, Dol.
gates from all tn" leading unIv.r-
S!h"s and educational institutions IN
America vii! hc present.
Host "f Eminent Alumni.
In 700 years OF achievement .rc
"hiN.rsitys proudsst boast is that
more 'han one-half its 22.6oo alumni
hN'nr and dead. have given their
.IN'S I" some form of public service.
Woodrow wilson. Edgar Allan Poe
an" most 81 ether nota bIcs are num-
h"red among tho institutions en-;
ncn' sons. IN" university shares with
william and Mary tn. distinction az
being forcrunncr in develo,iu,, ,h.,
Continued on Page ., Col, y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
Womnn Mcdico Dies. Aged I0f.

NEW ORLEANS, LA. May Is
Or. Elizabeth Cohen. believed 10 he
the Oldest woman doctor in the coun-
try. died here tonight. She recently
celebrated her i0lSt birthday. She
retained all her faculties 20 the end
and was constant reader. Mrs.
Cohen was born and educated in
England. Her husband died many
years ago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
RICHMOND IS READY
TO HONOR MEMORY
OF HER WAR DEAD
Will Pay Tribute Tomorrow to
Heroes Who Made SUI
preme Sacrifice.
PLANS ARE COMPLETED FOR
EXERCISES AT HOLLYWOOD
Patriotic Sermons Preached in
Churches Today-Congre-
cations Sing "Arpcrica."


i""'"''"N' S'N'E N'drS "'''' '"e
Hring of the FIRST gun az Fort sum.
tor had siCnaliz.d the bcciuninc az
80,
'"''' year "'''' 'N'! N'N'''' al
Manila Eay had virtually pat an "ni
90 tn" spanish American War and
loss than three years after the sign
ing 81 tho armis'ic" had hrouEh' /"
a close tho hl""dI"st war in all his
tory. Richmond Viii turn out TO pay
homaC" To In" memory Of hcr honored
dead and tribute 10 the survivors of
tho great conflicts For tomorrow
is Memorial Day. and every patrjut!c
organization in tho CIV. as well AZ
thousands or ,iviIi,ns v.l, mach .,
,,,,
1850 "''""I'" ''"-r"'' "a 'N''-
t'S"S' appropriate" !" TN" occasion,
Viii be carried out.
rho fast-;hinning ranks 90 he
crav-clnd veterans az IA. w,- E..
,w,.r IL. states ,yiII Ia, ..ur..,,,,
,r nI,,omoh;I,, ,,, nc,,;,, ,h. ,it
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
Alleged whisky Hummer kilr. sheriff.

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. May 2s
sheriff \. -. Catron. Of Wake
county Ga. who was shot by an a!
eyed whisky runner on the sii.. If
Lookout Mountain carly this morn
ing. died in a local hospital at :
O'Clock toni:ht
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29

Summer Excursion rates now In Of
feet 20 Chesapeake & Ohio summer
Resorts. Booklets at Consolidated
Ticket once. or address John D.
Potts. City.--Adv. A
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
>rc..kcr's s,cpdnush,cr 4. N,-r

WASHINGTON. May 2S.-Spcaker
and Mrs. GIl!ct; announced today that
the lattera daughter Miss Frances
foar, and REGINALD Foster. OF Mas
sachus"t;s. would be married June IL.
the "crem"ny taking place in 81.
.Iohns Ep.scnnnl Churci, hcrr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
100000 HOME
. OF SHR|NERS TO Be
. MARVEL Of BEAUTY
Building Facing Monroe Park
Will Be One of Finest
in South.
PLANS FOR ITS ERECTION
TAKING SHAPE RAPIDLY
Preston Belvin Is Chairman OF
Trustees Having Under
taking in Charge.

inc 70" s',""n."oo homo of Acca
Temple. Ancicnt Arabic order. MOBILES
OF the Mvs,t, shrine v.bor ,o,,,I.,.,
.,.,,
''''' : It
"'''"'"-S IN 'ne south II VIII in
ciud" an auditorium seating nearly
1000 people. with stage which *
.,id ia bo ~. ,..,. 80,
Ia III "'Se'"t"' VIII! ne
h"nGu"t nall with seating capacity
81 / 600 persons This MAY also bc
,,irnod int 5..,,o ,.ti ,,
H.. ,,nr, .b,, ..ic, -
NOS. I,,.,cd ;r -, 49,,
do, ro,d,,. ,d ,o-, -,
larr. ni,o nrr,, ,,d ,t,n, ,,I
-co,r,. IN >, .,,, -,
huiId,,e
.rbo v,-uc,uro ,.iI, ho ,oo..,, .,o
no,.bw.., ,o-,.- ~ NJ, ia r,,-,i
s,-..,s o, Ia. ,r,,,,,,,. 90, ,ao,
Ii,r.l e,,oo, ana 80 .oa, a., v,i,
c.r,. III. ,,t,,., ,,
its from, yard. /, will fac. the PARK.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29

See Goose Girl" pictures in window
Boicc Studio, Eighth and Grace.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
i.nud> ~tntr-i 80 system.

crincidcnl Win the nrst INSPECTION
hy thc states chief executive, a letter
was received from samuel iorpcrs
president Of he American fcd ration
Of i.a'"~ n answer 10 It Gu.'s from
John i':.chh"rg. STAT" COMMISSIONS :
OF I.Ip r,sI-tling the attitude Of
the federation towards the so-calicd
"Statc-Use" ;ys;cm. and III: r"rsonei
opinion %: the abolition OF ~" time
worn contract system for the present
system in which prisoners Will be
used exclusively for the manufacture
Of state supplies His reply follows:
Your letter OF May % received
and contents noted.
The citizens Of Virginia arc TO he
congratulated on III" evolution OF
the contract system in the p"na. in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29

See Goose Girl pictures in window
3oiof. Studio. Eighth and Grace.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29

Sea Goose Girl" pictures in window
Boice Studio. Eighth and Grace-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
Georgetown Feels Earth Tremor.

continued on rage :. Col -
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continued on Page :. =,
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-08-24
NOTICE OF .sHERIFrs SALE on

NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE ON
Z FORECLOSURE OF. MORTGAGE
IN the District Court ct v....;a Sixth Ju-
dicial District OF the State OF Idaho,
IN and for the County of Custer.
Annie Florence Guthrie, Plaintiff,
John s. Jamison, Margaret Jamison,
G. = Smith. II, d. Aeabetter, S. A.
Iedbetter. John Bnnyan. Ledbetter,
administrator of the estate of Lewis
billiard t.edbetter. james Edwards,
jamie Edwards, Farmers and Stock
GrSwers Bank. corporation. The
North American Mortgage Company,
. corporation. and the unknown own
ers, unknown heirs, and unknown de,
visees OF Lewis billiard Ledbetter, de-
ceased, claiming interest in, The
South Half OF the Southeast Quarter
Section 30. Township Seven North,
Range Twenty-Five E.. B. NJ Custer
County, State OF Idahe, Defendants.
Under and by virtue of an order of
sale and decree of foreclosure issued
out OF the District Court OF the Sixth
judicial District of the State of Idaho.
in and for the County CT Custer on
the S0th. day OF July. 1921, in the
above entitled action. wherein Annie
florence Guthrie, the above named
plaintiff obtained decree against the
above named defendants on the seth
day Of July. 1921, which said decree
was on the 4th day Of August, 1927,
duly recorded in Judgment book Num-
Der Two of the said Court at pages
400, a01, 402, Lam commanded to
sell all that certain lot, piece and
parcel OF land situated and being in
the County OF Custer and State of
Idaho and bounded and more partic-
nlarly described as follows, to-wit:--
The South Half of the Southeast
Quarter OF Section Thirty-three (33)
Township Seven "a North Range
Twenty-Five (25) E.. =. M. Lots One
and Two in Section Four ca Town
ship Six (6) North Range Twenty
Ave East OF Boise Meridian con-
tanning 164.S0 acres together with
$50 inches Of water as decreed by
the District Court of the (then) 4th
judicial District of Idaho in case of
8. T. Moe, ct al, VS.. Henry Harger,
ct al. -
NOTICE is Hereby given that on
the 9TH. day of September. 1921, az
the hour OF two o'clock p M. of that
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL AND
pERSONAJ, PROPERTY


In the District Court in and Tor the
Sixth Judicial District, State OF lda-
no, Custer County.
Charles II. Barton, as Trustee, ram
tiff, - vs..
Empire Copper Company, corpora
ton of Maine, Defendant.
II. V. Jenkins. Receiver /
|. Pursuant to an order OF the Slxtn
Judicial Court in and for Custer
County, Idaho, duly made and enter
ed on August iothJ 1921, to me dir,
ected in The above entitled cause
will sell at public auction sale at the
County Court House OF Custer Coun-
ty, Idaho, at the hour of ten O'CLOCK
A. NJ, on Thursday, the Sth., day OF
September, 1921, the following de.
scribed lode mining claims and real
property situate in Custer County, l.
daho, viz:
The following patented lode Mining
claims, together with the survey num-
hn, thNrnoF,
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day in front of the County Court Hops
in the Village of Challls, Custer Coln-
ty, Idaho, l win in obedience to said
order OF sale and. decree bf Torecl8s-
ure sch the above described proper
~ OF so much thereof as may be NEG
essary to satisfy plaintiff, decree with
interest thereon and costs to the
highest bidder for cash lawful money
of the United States Of America.
Dated this. 18th. day Of August,
1921.
r. w. CUMMlNS,
Sheriff OF Custer County
Aug, II. Sept z.