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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-21
HOBART

Tho card party held wednesday ev-
ening at the Odd Fellows hail was at
tended by a large crowd The fol-
lowing were prize winners: 1st
Gents. Mr.. A. @. Ingram; End Cents.
Mr.. Enmery Sherwood; LIST Ladies'.
Miss Mary McAulif: End Ladies'. Mrs.
n c. Ingrami ara Ladies'. Miss Alice
Reuter-.
The primary teachers Of tho public
schools entertained the balance of tho
teachers to dinner party Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. Leon Calvert who has been at
the Mercy hospital during the past two
weeks suffering from fractured limbs,
sustained from being struck by an au-
tomobile IS much improved and was
brought here to hts home yesterday
Tho Hobart bowling team were de-
feated ny the Gary team at Gary
Wednesday evening, losing two out Of
games
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-21
SCHOOL
CONDUCTS
EGG CONTEST

IN the Frobel egg-laying contest at
Gary this contest shall be known as
the 'Frobel Egg-Laying Contest and
conducted by the Animal Husbandry
Department Of the Frobel School at
14th Avenue and Madison Street. Gary.
The contest VIII begin November /.
1921. and end July l. 1922 or later II
tho management decides.
The Animal Husbandry Department.
viii have entire charge OF the contest
The work will be performed by the
Animal Husbandry Department stu
dents under the direction of the IN
structor. All records including eggs
laid, amount OF food consumed. dura-
ton OF mott. frequency of brooding
periods Will be published in the Gary
Evening Post and q monthly report
viii be sent TO each contestant.
This is an Individual pullet contest
Each entry IS limited to not over three
pullets which must have been Matched
between January l. 1921 and July l.,
1921. only pure bred birds Of a rec
ognized standard breed will be &C
cepted for competition. The manage
rnent reserves the privilege to refuse
any entry IN which birds show signs
OF disease. or which for any reason are
unsuited to the aims and purposes Of
the management
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-21

Comp titIon is open to all poultry
raisers IN Gary and Lake county.
Uniform care will be given ito all
birds. special attention VIII be given
To sanitation and disease prevention
and every means will! bs taken TO get
the MAXIMUM production from the
birds.
The management holds itself in no
way responsible for loss by fire. dis
case. vice or unavoidable accidents
Birds will be- insured againgst theft
No reserve birds Will be accepted
but the owner is expected 10 have birds
IN readiness IN case they are needed to
replace the original entry.
The management reserves the right
TO remove any bird or birds, the pres
ence OF which due to disease or other
causes, would be detrimental TO the
success of the contest
The management reserves the right
TO clip the feathers OF any birds that
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-21

show a persistent tendency to ny from
the yards.
The contest ahall be decided by the
total trapnest records OF marketable
eggs laid by the birds. exceedingly NAL
formed eggs. soft shelled eggs or eggs
weighing less than eighteen ounces to
the dozen will not be considered.
a silver cup will be awarded TO the
owner OF the highest producing bird
Also the following cash prizes: 90 per
cent OF entry fees to first hen; ID per
cent of entry fees to second hen, and
10 per cent of entry fees TO third hen.
Special prizes will be given for monthly
production and for the highest pro-
duction from November to March l..
1922.
An entry fee OF $3.50 a bird TO be
paid upon fling the application. not
later than october 20, 1921.
All birds must reach the contest by
October goth In order that birds may
become accustomed 10 their new en-
vlronment-
The decision of the management IN
regard to all details of tho contest shall
be considered final and no appeal in any
form viii be considered or allowed
No entry can be Withdrawn at any
time during the duratio OF the con-
test
All eggs produced become the pro-
perty Of the Froebel Animal Hu sbandry
Department and Will be sold on the
market.
All entries viii be Med IN order Of
their receipt and VIII be accepted ac-
cording to provisions OF the contest
Contest is limited to sixty birds
Tho birds VIII be housed in two Mis-
souri, Fool Proof Poultry houses 10x14
feet. with four yards 20x40 feet The
double yarding system provides greon
coops and avoids contamination of the
soil. Shrubs and plans will be provid-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-21
PROS. WILL
REST SUNDAY

The Hammond professional football
team Will take a rest over Sunday Dr.
A A. Young. manager of the team, had
expected to complete arrangements
for q game with Detroit but learned at
the last moment that Detroit had no
open date for Sunday. Hammond fans
Will have opportunity to sec the big
team In action close to home the fol-
lowing Sunday. October 30. when they
tackle tine Chicago Cardinals at
Normal Park. The Card inals are well
known in Hammond. having Paddy
Driscoll and several other stars on the
lineup. Tickets for this game will
soon be placed on sale in Hammond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-21

Mrs. VIM. Klein was St John vrs-
itor Tnesday.
A1r and Mrs. John MenEenberge r.
returned to their home In Chicago, az
ter spending q two weeks vacation
with friends and relatives In this vi
cinity.
Tony Saberniak is reported as being
III with pneumonia
The Misses Beatrice and Margaret
RchterlinE of Hammond Sundayed at
the home OF George Schultz
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-21
HE.SSVTL.LE
IN MENfORTAST

In snd and loving memory OF our
dear husband and father VIM. Dedelow
who passed away six years ago today.
October 81. 1915;
Today recalls sad memories,
OF our loved one gone 10 rest,
And those who think OF him today,
Are the ones who loved him best.
Loving Wife, Minnie Dedelov,
and Children, HessvilIe, Ind.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-21

Miss Verona Eretz Of Chicago and
John and Valentine Kretz and families
OF Schneider. visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. Phillip Kretz on Sunday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-21

The following were prize winners at
the pedro party given by the Catholic
Ladies' yesterday afternoon First,
MIRA Amelia Treeger; End. Mrs. ERNEST
Nelson; 3rd Mrs VIM. Fleck.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-15
KINCsVILLE

Special 10 ihe caller.
hiNcNNfl .LF. Tesns. Jan. if-Taa
annual meeting nf tho kisnerr counts
commercial club was hold Tuesday ~.
oning af into hnu With u fairly gual
attendance nnd much interest and on.
thnH'nrgi 40 iu the future plans ~ fns
DlNl o. g.. nHunf't. chairman 0f tht
nomlnutlua committee. presented tht
report on nominations Coz the comma
year. which was nH foliown, President
81 kiflerg FIRST tico PRECEDENT O.
il. Plato. Jr second tice president. n
Nurku|n treasurer D.. ". Hruae. ni-
rrrifrH ~. Nnrrcl NJ Nucknl1 . a.
lfnhOH vs. n. Kathleen H. %. Sims If
o.. "a Alrn nn1 Marcus Philippe The
report was adopted.
Secretary Evsrd thcu read con
cleo au0uul report show i1f tho 0luh
entirely nuf of debt a1d small hal-
uucu to begin tho npw YEAR
Talks oH dniryiuF were made hs W.
I Nfrh uud g. a. full G n. Thanur
county arunnHf Ttt0r lud Marcus llll-
DDS HlrN making TALKS.
TT. a. lifnrrft fffrUiHff thc hIlll
irg nrd loan association. spoke uf 3D..
organization of few months AGO and
lie growth. 30 having built one house.
and ~ ltH lim ip Nuilu one houec per
month
Lunohoon was served nt ,hs white
I.ffN.4.U.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-15
SAN JUAN

gnrci1i no The caller
SAN JUAN ToNaf. Jan. it Tho
san lunu iafcrY IA aENln often fnr
huginoss un0er fhc management nf 4
Az Nehes ~ McArcu
rrr Conrad Ioiurnd rucsdTy from
iff caln Wr0fc ho ats been tho past
months Nn lualuosH,
Nr Hrss who has ncea visiting his
fl.lff. AIRS b.. W iieka nf This ulfcr
iof Tuesday Cor his home ln Ios Au-
Toler
Mi aHd Nrs Infinrf nf McvIrn hfo
afll4,I N sah ilen SUNDAY Go visit
NH HsffHrfa iFfrf MID r. i G1ucH
Mfn DaineH ncnhta frf Hunter and
his WiiO arrived sunday from i'Ytidc.
Hnd haVs hren Viaitug nt the D.
Gaines home
Tho Nouns pvoplD of tho nun lnan
pooplcs church held ihrlf monthly
business meornf and social ai fho
home nf A Williams iaht rfiuRy
night Tho mcrting WAs cHllea fnr lhc
rlcction ~ the new Officers ana the
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-15
SCOUT WORK
FOR ONE YEAR
SUMMARIZED
Huddleston Prepares His
Report to Go 20 National
Headquarters

summary ~ me work ~ ihc inca
council 90 fhe uny srou's scuinr forfl
the accomplishments 0f ine ncmheH IL
1890 and ulumrntinr the achievement
on Tire mon working without pay Bon
trHiniuF tho bows hnH boon made ht
scout Executive -. a fluddioatun and
VIII hr forwarded tn national hosd
quarters uf New York The report
fhNHH IhHl the ll.ll ofnnnifa zion
ranks among the best uf ihn country
includes many ANGLES of scout worf
ono nIf NH"H m1IntHlUnd with marked
success during th- year The soaHcda.
llrIFiII p Of the best in tho
country nnt the band receives high
commentator while iho activities uI
che bows in municipal Improvement
snd safety measures are noted Tho
report follows
risni troops of scouts three crews
Searcouts. one YOUNG meme orraulxa
ton. ono target cluh.onc bicycle hrl
rede md nle Scout hand make total
OF fourteen organizations available for
the boys of Corpus christi
IreOrH D o. A. o. o. 2. Snascouta. tHr.
Eui rluh. Scout band and bicycle hFl
fadc ore now funotlonlnr. Troop eight
IL in process oi Organization. The tar
ret club. YOUNG mruH' club ana ficYrtH
hrieudc VIII nuf ho registered with
ihc national headquarters no date
registration with me national office
The fonowlnr mon of Corpus CHRISTI
are SERVING without compensation AZ
HenutmHHfora or assistant sruufmantsfI
in vnriuuH capacities under the diror.
zion of Che loenl council Erwin Kos
fnrNH rrpon Garnet Ncnrci TROOP
o. a. g. sinmm TROOP nufnr1
craig. Troop 4. Luther snndsrn. Tloop
hi j. X. Haas. Troop 81 onto FLORES
Troop q Louis MorruerEn. Tr0np
Mcival EurWtn. sou scouts. loaf.
Iuunum. HcaHcuuf1t ~ g. Norugu
commissioner maxwell n Dunno dr
putty commiraioner Joe EARLY Reed
honcHi i Lloyd. inrgCt club o. %.
Cook athletics n o. word physical
culture ?. "a. BARTON. diln master
I g. korrldnD Srnecnufn DhlH kal.
or -eHHcouta ElNla Russell Scaaeouts
Tho iuliUwiN ore "a TOW 90 she ace
tviteg under'HFrn ana successfully
cnrrlct uut nN thr lucHi nnf Scout 500.
ser 1afiuu durinH 1870
Tho organizations of ono ni thc boat
Boy Scout bands boz tho 4tafc
The urEANlfHfOlu OF one nf The host
NrAHDOut HhluH' Boz thr 1nutn "a shin
that ranks boo activities with che hca'
ln the lnltol states.
Tho entertainments OF over 1900 Vial.
tors o. Corpus cnriHti Wlfh cruises over
tHt hnN n fhD scout cutters.
Tho ortrrri lnflln eff over 10000 rats
within tho city limits This WORK nl0no
hes boon ilH ruhir0t uf much iiNof-
nhio comment throughout lh United
atatoN
Placed rcsi han0hos Bon larilaa pnifr
of the city fnl convenience of people
Cleared bay frunt streets and parks
of much rubbish
Gathered o,or trr toms maanainci
aud waste paper
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TRInHfEs NARKTT VIII ssn roasi
meat tyoff Friday at NO cents Mound
nus Friday f0i Saturday Pork 10 70
% cents pound.
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pilmnntod highly from the authoritiol
ui each on che hhnVn
A large number OF Scouts haec pnsa.
81 examinations fof merit badges and
live Scouts have attained tie rank oi
Engie Scout
IN por cent m boys advancing ln
rank uf truderf10t second class and
first class corpus Christi ranks hlah
in the line of the Southwest district
tu recognition OF thr value M tho
7hu.e Scout activities the Hoy Scouts
% Corpus christi arc riveu The foi.
lowing school and college crndlfat aa
school credit Tor work done at Scout
headquarters in mnair ard uhvairnl
culiurei scholarHhlur in A. and NJ col d.
leRe md state university % Eagle
tcuufH members uf local troops. rr1d-
unfirH from rnfuu4 Christi hlnh 4 haol
These credits and scholarships are be-.
irg granted only on completion 90 tho
Scout program as it IL hoinc conduct
ea nc present nr better Tho raw.
rlrlHuu NJ above activities with tho
"tINiteH ~ raet WARS viii show n
wonderful advancement in the proc
gram
Tho sroutmasters and aaslatant
'"nui mHHtffs deserve the credit Zoe
the work accomplished and taking into
confederation Che fact that their time
and services nr~ rlven free they should
Do ranked ns heading the iai ~ those
people IN Corpus christi who sre
moulding The citizenship of Corpus
hfi.i By The proper training ~ our
boys
The ntsnclnl report for 1920 1.
shown in the application for 1877 Char
ter
Supplies nu hand.
3 T.. 81 Navy cutters. lnsn value $1,000
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-15
Gambling Cases
Set for Monday


I Eieht cases viii be brought up In "a
nfnlniuE trial before Justice of th,
Peace Pat Whslan Monday. each on
CHARGES ~ felony in connection with
krepinu ~ houses fur use in gamhiinG
10 was announced by County Attorney
btimas oiNens Yesterday. AR. Givppf
shid q number - complaints would be-
ilicd against parties suspected % this
violation ~ the law.
FELONY cases are punishable hy from
two to four years imprisonment Mr..
Owens stated. Persons found xuuty 81
Nufnhi.rr alone are cinascd 49, Migrants
and punishment hFgeaaod AGAINST them
can be- limited "a fine. However. non
SONS found guiliy ~ operating houses
For gambling purposes are feionH whose
purIshmcnt cannot Pc restricted tn o.
iIuu.
-Four women were arTIukncJ ln COR
rofatiUr rnLtf yesterday on charges ~
NaHf1ncf and vert fined $500 ans
COSTS each
hangers who have been carrying ON
rlids in the city were here yesterday
although hrw long they viii continue
operations in Corpus Christi IL not
known.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-15
Little Rock Women Could
Not Regain Her Strength
After Operation Until She
Takes Course Of Tanlac

% have tallcu via bottles ~ Tanuc
Hince January aria NV wonder 'ul in-
pruNrWrni is pretty Eoad proof ilai "a
wnH ne flFnt mrdicine for ut' said
Mrs. Eulalln McAdama. ~ ESQ Maple
street. Little NocN ARK
'fur Ions time J hud stomach truu.
hlr unu suiiUfud neNuun words iu tom.
For months ! was in perfect Hnunf and
ate su little NHs simply starving. q
frN orc $50 I weighed only 81 puunds.
and suffered such awful pains from ihi
gas on my stomach thar my norpe4
were shattered and my siionnih uil ioft
ms. | WIS advised 40 have nn unffu .
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SAYS TANLAC BUILT
HER Up TO l35 POUNDS

Il.Is
apn. uut ifIt too weak md nervous M
stnnd ".
begun taking Tuninc No January
IVY. one ir short time the ais stop
red inrmlHr and could eat .nN meals
"iih unff comfort. FOR ! could digest
hN FOOD with icfF trouble. ! pichod ui
several pounds in weight. ms uerNel
IMPROVED ard fcn much aifunfer
Ihcu J had The operation performed
hui fpf several months afterwards
was Hill very weak Aguin / hegnn
ihkinE tnnlnc and u haF actually huiil
HH $500 uuW WfIHI u hufffUd and
thirty three pounds. am now fatlnt
iuai nut ihing want without the l041|
IUuNle afterwards ms nerves are Boz
prffoCt condition. I sleep aoundip ever,
niFli alf huVc strength Go Do my work
without setting tlfNd
TariAc iH sold DO Corpus DhrIati hg
DE Blun Drug Store and TIE i.ndlnr
irffrIet Pep rrcr1 town. ADV.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-13

CHICAGO. Sept. 1g-Failurc OF
rain predictions In Argentina had a
hullish effect on the wheat market
today. Houses that were conspicuous
sellers Of late led the huying. Some
bears contendod. however. that the
greater part ct The Argentine crop
could do without moisture the rest
Of this month. opening quotations
which varied from q cont decline to
- cent advance with December fi.2g
TO S1.29h and May si33 to SLAM.
were followed by moderate gains all
around.
Lack of support weakened corn.
AMER opening unchanged TO a cent
lower, including December "a sax to
bfh ccnts the market continued TO
sag.
oats paallclcd the action OF corn.
starting "a shade to = cent on, De
ecmbor 1856 10 aaH cents and later
showed futthcr lossrs.
Provisions reflected a decline in
the value OF hogs.
Subsequently additional gains In
wheat resulted from some revival Of
foreign demand together with gossip
that for the first time since 1914
Japan was buying wheat on "a large
scale. The market closed firm, ~
10 SO cents not higher With Dccem-
her si.s2 10 sl.s2h and May si.s6A
To Si.a7.
Later the corn market hardened
owing 10 wheat strength and to d
lot up iu rural oneringHn The close
was steady ut the same uH yesterday
finish 20 p 20 h cent higher with de-
ccmher nt tfts 10 5tM cents.
Close;
Whcgt-Dec, st.S2. May St.3sM
g.. a.. IA ML-. 10 r. H..
Oats-D Dec. IGhc; MHS ifiEc.
Pork september $40.
Iard-Oct.. Sl1.0o, Jan. S2T2.
Ribs Oct. k7nb. Ian. $3.50.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-13

NEW YORK. sept. i3,-Primo
mercantile paper, GWSh; exchange
Irregular; sterling dcimnd 57iM.
cables, 3T2ih.
Time loans steady; 90 days ~ 10
IN; 90 days. ga a6A 9 months. OK
M6 per cent.
can money easier. high. 5ia. law
3; ruling rate . y last loan s. closing
bid "a offered at g..
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Liveatock

CHICAGO. sept. t3-Cattle receipts
1000. native beef steers stdOnE 90
90 cents higher. ycarlinga and hardy
weights up most. top sensinEf.
SiO.s6: bulk natives &a00H 9.TSi h
stock strong TO IS cents ,highcr; SONS
fat heavicH up more bulk Fat Hle
stock. sA2sa g.a5. Gamers n cut
tors. sg.50f ~ 500. bulls strong, boior
mas mostly 900 N4.Ss. beef bulls
largely. sf.7b % $50; light veal calves.
20 TO 50 cents higher, bulk. &3.00fA
1870; stockcrs steady. bulk. s5.ovf
500.
Hogs. receipts, 1000; mostly rs %
90 cents lover than yestcrdaSh ntsf-
age ON lights and light butchcre.
100. pigs mostly 20 TO so cents low
err. bulk better grades. sT.7sm 500.
sheep receipts. 2f.000. fat lambs
steady to rs cents higher. feeder
lambs steady: top native lau'bs I"
city butchers, s9.Tb, bulk early,
Sp.25etS.59; cuils. s6.O0G 6.25. few.
$3.50; western lambs, top early, $40.
DENVER. sept. is-cattle receipts
LOO; steady beef steers ss.eVp
CSC: cows and helfcrs, fA.2b@ 800
| calves. $500 10 zoos bulls. Se.0oI 800;
stockers and feeders. st.5OHesb.
Hogs. rccelpts. 1000: 20 TO 80 cents
lower. top. 1876 bulk. s6.5O@s2 5.
sheep receipts, 1900; market
strong; lambs. ST.TbWs.Tb; ewes,
Se.5OWsbOi feeder lambs. s5.50V
$50.
KANSAS CITY. Sept. Ia Cattle
| receipts. $4,000. an Glasses uucNun
but generally steady, top yeariines.
$1,000, ether steer sales. $500 o. 200
lew COWS around $3.50; bulk. Sl.50w
$50: grass hriiers mostly $4,000
5.bO: Gamers. t2.OOm2.s5i cuttcrs,
Ss.TBma25: mostly bulls, Sj.OoW
400; best Ncalcrs. 5000. many heavy
and medium weight calves, ss.oOfp
G.fb; early saies stOokcrs. s4.boH
s.ab: bulk, $5.50MS.0O. commv 10
medium feeders. $500 q 900.
Hogs. receipts, 5000, some open
ing sales. 8 to IS cents lower than
yesterday average. most later trad
ing around rs cents lower. looks
weak ON many late %arrivals, choice
1856 to 40 pound weights to packers
aud shippera $40 $50; bulk Of
sales, $3.50 $40. most packing SONS
$500 $50; stock pigs weak 10 10
cert lower, best, $3.50.
sheep receipts. 10000; very little
trading. receipts late arriving. few
sales lambs and yearlings around -
cents higher; early top western lambs
S9.7bi some held higher.
- 70 o. i2sstssi c;,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-13

New York Cotton.
NEW YORK Sept i3.-Cotton fu-
lures closed irregular. October.
S1p.9s; DocombOr. s20.O2; January,
Sio.Sa; March. si9.ab; May, Si9.f5.
fdbcrty ilOnds.
NEW YORK. Sept. l2.-Ilbcrty
monus closed. avs, ssTsG; first a..
1870; second a. SSg.oG; first AS,
tSS.i0. second AIS, SSs12; third
f4a, S92lS; fourth AIS. $500; VIC
tory aMs. S9o.0f; victory iAa. 5000.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-13

NEW YORK. sept. 13.-Coppor
steady. clectrolytic spot aud nearby.
~ hc. later, l2h m12i5c.
Tin firmcr. spot and nearby,
S26.ST a. 21.O0; futures S27.00.
Iron steady and unchanged.
Lead stendy; spot. S46N.
Zinc quiet; East ~. Louis spot.
sf.25.
AutImouy snof "a 20
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Produce

KANSAS CITY. sept i5.-Butter.
eggs and poultry unchanged.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-13

FOR RENT "a furnished
rooms with modern conycu-
icuccs. Apply 4Oi North
Second 81.
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MARKETS
New York stocks.

NEW YORK. Sept. is.-scntlmen.
In speculative quarters wus more
hopeful todny ia consequence Of
steadicr conditions In tho cOmmodi-
ties markets and easier money rites.
Leaders made cxtrcmo gains OF ! TO
4 points. Sales Appropriated COCO o
shares. The Gloss was strong.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-13


s5toAL NOTIFIES IS
Notice Of Pos.ponsnenf Of regular sep
TENDER Meeting OF tho ntzte Tax
comrsisaiok Of Neu Mexico
tnder fffarraph 4. Srciion SOL Session
Laws 81 1921, there IL provided post
pnneinent 81 statutory meetings ~ the Tax
Colnmitsiun by publication.
Therefore, notice L. hereby Eissn that The
regular September 1921 session u Tar
denomination. whlrh should meet the fhird
Monday in September - the 10Th. viii he
ard Il posfponed untll October ith. fellow
STATE TAX COMMISSION.
BY ,. \. Saint
Chief Tax Commissioner
scot q :. :. .. 10 ~. ~ n "a IS
NOTICE or ADMrNfsrRArRrx.
In the Natter ~ the Estate ~ Frank
NJ stephens. Deceased.
NOTICE. u hereby given that Elisabeth
n, Wefmcre. AdminttftiriH 81 the Entate
~ Prank N. Stephens dsceased, has fied
IN the Probate Court u Ieruaililo County.
New Mexico. her final report a. such IA.
mlniatFatfix and The Conft has nppeinted
Thursday. the 2nfh day Of September, 1871.
- the day for hearing objections. " any
there he. 20 the approval 81 said final report
and the dlArharKf ~ said Adminiatrafrin.
Witness my hand and the seal Of tali
Probate Court this sIih dsY q Aamsh 1914.
tHeal) PRED CRpiiOfT.
CLERK ~ said PROBATE Court.
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