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The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-08-18
CONVICTION MAN INJURED

Mr.. Lewellyn Hurts, son Of Mr.. G.
T. Hurts, Of this city, who is an en-
ploye Of the Western Newspaper
Union in Memphis, was painfully,
though not seriously, injured in an
automobile accident in that city
Monday, when a car in which he and
a friend we're riding collided with a
service car Mr.. Hurts right arm
was badly bruised and cut, the cash
being six inches long and to the bone.
The muscles between the elbow and
wrist were also badly torn.
The other occupant who was ac-
companying Mr.. Hurts I'd 4 lodge
meeting, was also injured, though
not seriously. Both were taken to
the Baptist Memorial Hospital, where
they received treatment.
The service car was being driven
by negro, who also received in
iuries, which made it necessary for
him to be taken to the City Hospital.
Both cars were total wreck.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-08-18
POTATO GROWERS TO MEET

A meeting Of sweet potato grow.
ers will be held in the office 81
County Agent HoIlingsworth Tues
day afternoon in the chancery court.
room in the courthouse.
Mr.. Hollingsworth is anxious to
discuss with the growers plans for
marketing the crop. It IS impossible
to determine the acreage devoted to
this crop this year and the extent Of
the acreage and the probable yield
will be discussed.
Plans for disposing Of the crop
should be made now III order that al
organization can be perfected before
the crop is harvested. Mr. HollinQs-
worth states that the acreage Is So
scattered that it will be impossible
for him to see all Of the growers, and
Is DESTROYS that everyone interested
in the crop be present at the meeting.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-08-18
Death Claims
a Useful Life

Mrs. Hibernia Agnes Strong died
after short illness last Friday
morhing, August IL, at the home Of
her son, Mr. G. G. Strong, in Brigh-
ton, at the ripe old age Of 81 years,
ten months and six days.
Mrs. Strong was a native Of Due
West S. G., and was married to Rev.
j. II. Strong in the summer Of 1854.
Soon after their marriage they came
out west, and after q few years of
I home missionary work in Arkansas
and Mississippi, Mr.. Strong came
to Salem IN the early part Of 1862,
where the balance of Mrs. Strong's
long and useful life was spent, ex-
cept the last 10 years ia Tie home
of her son at Brighton. 10 her and
Mr.. Strong were born eight chill
I dren-six sons and two daughters.
Three sons and one daughter pre-
coded her to the grave, one Of whom
was DR.. John =. Strong, who for
some years during his life was a
leading physician in the Salem COM
munity, and during his early man
hood was a physician and surgeon
in the United States army. The
children who survive her are Mr..
W. j.. Strong, substantial farmer
near Brighton: Mr.. G. G. Strong,
who for nearly Is years has been in
the r. +. D. mail service out Of
Brighton; Rev. E. e. Strong, Of
Fayetteville, Tenn, prominent
minister and ait present vice-presi-
dent of Bryson College in that city.
The daughter, Miss Addie. Is one of
the teachers Of the Brighton High
School.
Mr.. Strong, who served for more
than 70 years as an honored and be-
loved pastor Of the Salem A. r. p.
church, preceded Mrs. Strong to the
crave 30 years. lacking only few
days.
Mrs. Strong was the youngest of
eight daughters of John L. Ellis, Of
Due West, S. G., and one Of four
sisters, who married Associate Re-
formed Presbyterian ministers. and
four Of these sisters lived to pass
the Goth mile post Of life.
Mrs. Strong was a fine type of our
noble Southern women and had
many Of the strong qualities that
fitted her for a pastors wife and a
true helpmeet in his work, always
looking on the bright Side Of what
ever came up, with d kind word to
all who came in contact with her.
never speaking i'll Of anyone, but in
her modest unassunIing way she'd
ding sunshine along her pathway
with deeds Of kindness to All III
need. She was indeed a true COM
panion, an affectionate mother and
true friend to all who knew her.
A large crowd Of people showed
their high esteem for her By their
presence at her funeral, not only Of |
the Salem people, but from Coving-
ton, Brighton, Clopton and other
points The funeral services were
conducted bv Rev, G. B. Belts, as
sisted BY Revs. J. L. BOYD, Of /
w. g. Kerr. Of Coving-
ton, and ]. A. Baird, Of Rives, after
which her remains were laid to rest
beside her husband in the cemetery
Of the church that they both loved /
so we'll.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-08-18
CONFERENCE DATES


The appointments 81 the Overs.
burg District methodist Episcopal
Church. South, quarterly conference
dates were announced BY the pre-
siding elder ais follows:
Dyersburg station, August III;
Coyington station, August n and
rs; Covington circuit, August 90:
Second church, Pisgah, August 3O:
Henning and Durhamyille, Durham,
September S-4; Mack circuit, Gold
Dust September s: Ripley circuit,
Lightfoot, September 1911; Ripley
station September 11-12; Dyers-
burg circuit, Union Grove. Septem-
Der Ia: Finley circuit, Riehwoods,
September is: Munford and Atoka,
Munlford, September 1913; Curve
circuit, Whitfield. September 19;
FoWlkes circuit. Mt pisgah, Septem-
Der FL; RidQelev station, Septem-
her 1885, Ridgeley circuit, Reel
foot, September 26; Friendship cir
cult, Friendship, October 1-2; Halls
station, Halls. October g; Gates
circuit, Bethesda, October 10:
Tiptonyille station. October 16:s Tip
tonyille circuit. Wynnburg. October
l6-17: Tabernacle circuit, Charles
ton. October 22-23; Camoground
circuit Gampground, October o.
80 NeRhern circuit, Rehobeta, No
VambeE Sc; Newhern station, No
yeinheE 81.
The date Of the annual conference
has been changed to November 8.
Ar Yskst, oe ross1,.sz 49, :. I
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-08-18
LOCAL NEWS

The regular monthly meeting ~
Durham Lodge No. $50 r.. e IA. M.will
be held at the Elks Club Friday
August IS, at 5 b. m.
Mr. Billy Mccullough, book.
keeper for Shelton's Garage, IS re-
ported quite sick at his home III
Munford.
| A revival meeting is in progress
I at Tabernacle. The pastor, Rev. r.
r. Wadsworth, is being assisted by
Rev ]. N. Jenkins, Of Memphis.
= Helen, the four year-old daugh-
ter Of Mr. Landon Whitson. Of the
Liberty community, is suffering from
a severe attack of congestion.
Bishop Troy Beatty, Of the Epis-
copal church, will deliver 4 sermon
lat old Trinity Chapel Sunday Sep
TENDER II. The public IS cordially
invited to attend this service.
The Brighton Baptist Woman's
Missionary Union will give a meas
uring party at the home Of Mrs. C.
4. Forsythe Friday night, August
10. The public is invited.
The Sunday night union service,
which was to have been held In the
courtyard was conducted in the First
Baptist church. Rev. T. d. Hamilton,
pastor Of the First Methodist church.
preaching to a good congregation.
On account Of several members
Of the Covington Concert Band being
on vacations, there will be no con-
cert this Thursday night. The
concert will be given Thursday night,
August rs.
Mr.. M W. McI1ennan, of the
Clopton community, lost d valuable
mule Tuesday. which was struck by.
lightning while grazing in a pas
ture. The animal was instantly
killed.
The following marriage licenses
have been issued recently BY the
county court clerk: Warren Leslie
Rose to Lille May Myers, Warren
Sanders to Annie Lee Peete, John
w. Willis to Minnie Anderson. Aub-
reg +. Driver to Anna May Lake.
MIR Warren Leslie Rose, Of Holly
Grove, and Miss Lille May Myers, Of |
the Glopton community, were united
in marriage this morning in the Of
flee of the county court clerk, ESQ. !
W B. Overall officiating. Mr.. and |
Mrs, Rose viii reside near Holly |
Grove.
Voters, both men ana women.
who do not hold registration GER
tificate in Districts Nos. /. Z and I
;, will Aave the opportunity to regis
Ler Thursday, Friday and Saturday
of this week. Registration is being
held in the above named districts,
having begun this morning.
Mag Hall and B. Watkins. both
'olored women, who escaped from
.he county workhouse about July
x, were apprehended at Whiteyille
Wednesday BY Deputy Sheriff Sam
Delaney, who brought the prisoners
2 Mason, where they were taken
nto custody By Sheriff Volz.
"A family reunion was held at
he home Of Mr.. James w. McCraw
4 Braden Monday. Mr.. ". D. Meme
&c, Of this city, accompanied by his
'rand-daughters, Misses Edith Dur
UNI and Elizabeth and Esther Cor
ay, Of Clarksville, Texas, mot0red
hroagh the country to enjoy the oe-
aston. Every member Of the family
'as present and during the day bar
ecue and Brunswick stew were
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-08-18
CONVICTION HAS BALL TEAM

For several weeks amateur bal
players Of Covington have been per.
fecting strong team The team il
composed principally of young men
who are home from school for the
summer, and it is stated bv those who
have seen them in action that they
have a fast bunch.
The team won the first nine games
they played, but lost heavily We'd
nesday afternoon to Ripley on the
latter's diamond.
Friday and Saturday Covington
viii play Ripley on the local diamond
and the boys are promising u re-
deem themselves from Wednesday )
defeat The games viii Be called st
$50 o'clock.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-08-18
REV. RUFUS ROSE
TENDERS RESIGNATION

Rev. f. Rufus Rose. Who for 81
months has been pastor Of the First
Methodist church at Lexington. Tenn
rendered his resignation Friday NIGHT
to the board Of stewards. effective
September 1.
He announced his purpose to his
congregation Sunday morning Of en-
tering Yale University to Complete
his education.
Mr.. Rose Is one Of the ablest
young ministers Of the Memphis Com
ference, and his labors in Lexington
have been greatly successful result
ing in building up his church more
than in the previous 10 years Of It's
history. His pulpit win Be supplied
through the remainder of the con-
ference year bv Presiding Elder II.
A, Butts, Of the Lexington District.
Mr.. Rose is a SON Of Mr.. and Mrs.
+. r. Rose. Of this city, and IS wen
known here. having been born ard
reared in Covington.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-08-18

@oMWeAt una.
Capt M. S. Hawkins, a layman Of
Durant, Okla, viii speak at the Firsl
Presbyterian church next Sunday
morning a IA o'clock in the interest
of The campaign for the Southwest
ora University Capt Hawkins is d
clyil engineer by profession, having
served both bis native state Of Mis-
sour and his adopted state Of
0klahoma IS state highway engin-
4er When America entered the war
he offered his services and was COM
nissiond with the 55th Engineers,
serving "a months In France. He IS
now connected with the General As-
semblys Committee ola Christian
Educsti0n- One Of the most hopeful
signs s9 ttlhis times is chat laynen
ace entering actively into such lines
Of service. which It was formerly
mistakenly thought only y minister
could fill To many laymen who
have wished to take. more active
part il church affairs, but have felt
hindered BIT lack of special training.
tha address of Capt. Hawkins will
be an inspiration.
Presbyterians Of Covington have
been watching with much interest
the progress Of the campaign being
conducted la this state for the pur-
pose pf removing Southwestern Uni
YersltY from Clarksville to Memphis.
Some months ago the city of Mem
phls made . proposition to the Sy-
mods Of Alabama, Louisiana. Mis-
slssippl and Tennessee to the effect
that Memphis would give $500, 900
on condition that the four Svnods
raise $l.000,000 for an endowment
fund.- which proposition has been
accepted When the campaign inI
Memphis was closed it was found
That the city had given 5000 900 in
stead Of 100000. The Synod W
Tennessee has accepted as its quota
ct the endowment fund the sum Of
100000.
ihls campaign was started In fhel
carly spring, and until very recent
IN. Tile work has been confined ID
The country churches. Reports from
these churches have shown very
gratifying interest and response
and they seem to recognize the fact
That university in Memphis Of the
character of Southwestern will
mean much to the future develop
ment IF this part Of the Mississippi
valley
During The past week three
churches in this section Of the state
were canYassed and The results show
some very interesting figures. Som /
ervllles with l12 members, had a (
quota of $3,862 and gave S5,261
Oakland. with rs members and all
quota Of $Ss565, gave that amount:
Hickory Withe, with 40 members
and quota Of $1,SI5 gave $3.50, H
swp brothers giving $1,000 as a
Ihe campaign Is being conducted 4
lnaer the general direction Of Rev.
V y Melvin, D III. field secretary
II Christian Education, who spoke
\ the First Presbyterian church last
sunday IN addition to Dr. Melvin,
NE Synod has appointed campaign
'xeeutive committee of well known
Of the state to act III an
ldvisory capacity This committee
s composed Of the following mem
'ers Pr, James I. Vance, Nash
Vile. chairmans DR.. e. ID. Nc
Jougall, Jackson, secretary; L. L.
gurtiss Jackson; WI Al. Dale, CO.
umbia George r. Gillespie, NASH
lille; WI p. Holt, Memphis: J.. L. Fl
luton Columbia: 7. 2. Kennedy,
Nashville John Marshall, Lewis
urg J. r. Matthews, Oakland; v.
I Moriarty, Ripley, and 4. III.
tunes Memphis. Treasurer.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-08-18

Mr. G. c. Shoaf. who was shot
hv negro chicken thief near Sold
Dust several DAYS ago. IS improving
u the Baptist Memorial Hospital 81
Memphis His condition. however,
remains serious. though his nhvsi-
clans are hopeful - BIS FecbyeFy
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-08-18
PRESBYT TEXANS TO
AID UNIVERSITY
CAPT. W. S. HAWKINS TO MAKE
ADDRESS SUNDAY

Campaign Being Conducted In Ten
nessee For Removal 81 University
From chrksville TO Memphis
Npw on n Earnest Many Of the
Churches Have Oyersubscribed
Their Quotas Four Synods to
Raise One Million Dollars For En-
dowment Fund.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-08-18
CONVICTION NAY
HAVE AIR STATION
CITY DESIGNATED AS INTER.
MEDIATE STATION

If Local Field Is Established Gov
ington Will Become a Necessary
Link IN Continental Airway Com
municatiOn to Mayor Sets Forth
Requirements Necessary For Es-
adjustment Of This Service Mass
Meeting Of Citizens May Be Called
In Regard to Matter.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-08-18

Mr. AZ Dean. Of Reyerie, was 4
business visitor here to-day
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-08-18
INTERESTING LOCAL HAPPENINGS
Told IN SHORT PARAGRAPHS

IrI mann ITIMl
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Sweet Milk

FOR SALE-New three horse
nower gasoline engine and
pump Jack. One, two seated
spring wagon--C. d. Mayer,
White Oaks, New Mexico If
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DOES 1T PAY TO WORRY
ABOUT APPENDICITIS?

Can appendicitis be guarded against?
Yes. by preventing intestinal infec-
ton. The intestinal antiseptic, Adler
i-ka acts BOTH on the upper and lower
bowel, removing ALL foul, %decaying
matter which might start infection,
EXCELLENT for gas one stomach or
chronic conspation. It remove matter
which you thought was in your
system ami which nothing else can dis.
lodge. One man reports it is unbeliev-
able the awful impurities Adler.i.ka
brought out. Sold in Captain by the
Sunshine Pharmacy.
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MAN of the Hour"

Postmaster General viii H..
Hays is the very man for the
important position TO which Pres.
ident Harding in his wisdom, APP
pointed him. In these times,
we need men Of courage and
stamina to resist attacks against
law and order. the Government
and the new administrative pol
icy. At a recent luncheon nj
the Waldorf Hotel in New York
City. he said:
I'VE have obtained FROM the
War Department, 10, 600 auto.
matte revolvers, a million rounds
of ammunition and several riot
guns and are armiug all essen.
tial postal employees. In add
ton, we have offered a reward
of s., 900 to any one in or out OF
the service, who will bring in
one Of these mail robbers. W.
simply have to so back to Wells.
Fargo days, shoot to kill, and we
are going to do it"
IL have been astounded at the
facts which | have discovered
relative to mail robberies. In
the last year there have been
thirty-three major o b b er e s
with a known loss Of Sc, 204, 900
and and a known recovery OF
50, 030, 900. In the Chicago dis.
trict alone, in the last fiscal year
there we're 80, 900 complaints OF
loss Of mail"
The above language of our
new Postmaster General shows
his determination to protect the
people against the devouring,
evil designing practices which
have followed in the wake OF
the late war.
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Classified Ads

FOR SALE House of six rooms,
well improved. One block from
school house. Bargain if taken
at once. Inquire Of Outlook Of.
fee. 5-2l If
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NOTICE OF CONTEST
Department OF the Interior,
United States Land Office,
Contest No. lO,il2,

hllANh bAhANN lsAll hlllftt
Contest No. lO,1l2,
Roswell, n. NJ, May !, 1921.
To owen II, O'Neil of Corona. n NJ,
record address, eontestee;
You are hereby notified that James
Beever, who gives Corona, New Mex.
leo, as his post.olicc address, did on
November 20. 1920, file in this office
his duly corrohoratod application 20
contest and secure the cancellation of
your Additional Homestead Serial no
O3gs5G. made March II, 1920. for Lot
/. SWiNEl and E9SEi. Section Is.
Township | South, Range If East, N.
NJ. +. Meridian, and Ms grounds for his
contest he alleges that said entryman
has sold the lands embraced in his en-.
tries for the va Sec, 8, Twp. ! s
Range Il, 4 10 j. B. McKihben and
on November "a, 1919. removed with
his family 20 Australia. That he has
wholly abandoned his additional home
stead entry first above described and
has failed 10 establish his residence
thereon OF 70 Improve any part thereof
And, that said alleged default va, not
due 10 s@,fyice iu the Army. Navy or
Marin, Corps OF Tho United States, or
In the National Guard on tine several
states while in the urvire Of the
United States. or au5 military service
rendered In connection Witu operations
In Mexico. or along the border thereof
or in mobilization camps elsewhere.
You are. therefore. further notified
that the said allegations will be taken
as confessed. and your said entry will
ho cancelled without further right 60
bee heard. either before this office or
ON appeal. 81 YOU fail 60 Tile la this
office within twouiy days after the
FOl RrH publication Of this notice. as
norn below, your answer. under oath
specifically responding 10 these allcga.
tions OF contest. together with due
proof hat sou have served % copy of
your answer ON the said contestant
either In person or by registered mail.
You should state 10 your answer the
name Of the post o.lce TO which you
desire future notices 10 be sent 20 you
EMMETT PATTON, Register
Date OF first publication, May 10, 1921,
90 aaanuI 60 No uu &c
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Notice for Publication
O4l26s
Department Of the Interior
United States Land Once

O4lGbb
Department Of the Interior
United States Land Office
at Roawell, New Mexico.
April goth, 1927.
Notice is hereby given that Minnie
B. Fambrough. widow of Samuel b.
Fambrough, Of Ancho, N. NJ, deceased,
who. on April 10th. 1919. made Home.
stead entry. No. Oil2sS, for NV lSWi,
SiNWii NW4NWA Sec. 30, Twp. As,
Range l3.E., ~ u =. Meridian, has
filed notice Of intention to mako final
thrce year proof, to establish claim to
the land above described, before Grace
VI. Jones, U. S. Commissioner, ut Car.
r%izo2o, N. NJ, on the 10th, day Of
Jane. 1921.
Claimant names ns witnesses;
Eugene W. Hatcher, Arthur Elem.
ing. John ". Dale. Forest c. Cole, all
of Ancho, n. NJ.
EMMETT PATTON,
May l2.June 10. Register.
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Notice for Publication

0i61S2
Department Of The Interior
United States Land Office
at Roswell, New Mexico,
April 30th, 1921.
Notice Is hereby given that Ed, Fitz'
patrick, Of Carri2ozo, n. NJ, who, on
September 10th. 1920, made Homestead
No 0i6lS2, for Eh. Sec. 20; 81,
See. "a. Twp. 6.S, Range l0.E, 81. NJ.
p. Meridian, has filed notice of intcn.
ton To make final three year proof. To-
establish claim to the land above de.
scribed, before Grace NJ Jones. 4. :.
Commissioner, at Carrizozo, \. W., on
the 10Th, day of June, 1921,
Claimant names rs witnesses:
Oliver Peakor. Robert Dallas Arm.
tronp. these Of white Oaks, y. NJ.
Joe Garcia, Truman A Spencer, these
CArri2ozo, y. W..
EMMETT PATTON.
Nav l3.June 10. Register.
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Place, the Tire Doctor

Will attend to your wants in
vulcani2ing, putting on Gates
Halt Soles and Tires. Also sells
Accessories. The to
have your Tires Doc,ored.
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Notice For Publication

0353s6 OibiO5
department Of the Interior
United Stntel Land Office
al Roswell, New Mexico,
April 20, 1921.
Notice b hereby given that Irene
Price. Of Ancho. y. H., who, on Sep.
tember 9Th, 1916. made org. I'd
entry 80 O35as6 for Lots 3. a. NV
sWl SkNWi; Sec. -, Twp Is Rango
HE and, who, on August 2nd, 1920,
made Additional I'D. entry. No. 0i6l0b,
Tor w; SEt, Sec. %. Twp. 5.S Range
l0.E, y. NJ =. Meridian. has hled notice
IF intention 90 make final thrce.year
proof, 20 establish claim 20 the land
above described, before Grace ". Jones,
y. S. Commissioner, at Carrizozo, y.
NJ, On the 18TH. day Of June, 1921.
Claiman; names as witnesses;
Samuel Is. Fambrough, OF Ancho, n.
NJ Andrew McBrayer, of Carrikozo,
NJ. Denny L. Spsid, Of Ancho, n NJ.
Robert T.. T. Warden. Of Carrizozo,
y. VI.
EMMETT PATTON,
May l3-Juno 10. Register.
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Notice For Publication

Notice For Publication
0iS6i3
Department Of the Interior
United states Land Office
at Roswell. New Mexico.
April Both. 1921.
Notice is hereby given that Jose
Garcia, of C%arrizozo, y. NJ, who. on
January 18th. 1921, made Additional
Homestead entry. No. OiS6l3, for va,
Section %; NNNi. Section 90, Twp G-S,
Range lO.E, N. NJ. Z. Meridian, has
lied notice Of intention 10 make final
three year proof, to establish CHIN To
the land above described. before Grace
VI. Jones. u. S. Commissioner, Mt Cur
rizozo. n. NJ. on the 10th day OF June,
1927.
Claimant names as witnesses:
I'D. Fitzpatrick. Oliver Peaker, these
4 White Oaks. y. NJ, Rumaldo Gar
cia, Porfrio Chnves, Jr., these of Car
rizozo, y. NJ.
EMMETT PATTON,
May 10 June 10. Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Herman l.. Wood,
Plaintiff,
v. No. 3l7l.
Alma NJ. Wood,
Defendant.

Defendant.
ln!he District Court of Lincoln County,
New Mexico.
To Snid Defendant.
You are hereby notified that said
plaintiff has begun a civil action against
you in the District Court Of Lincoln
County, New Mexico; that the nature
Of said action is Il complaint for di-
vorce; that unless yor appear and plead
to the action herein referred to on or
before May 20, 1921, judgment by de-
fault in said cause will be rendered
against YOU; and that the plaintiff
attorneys are Hamilton & Whatley,
whose post,omce address is Carriaozo,
New Mexico.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said
District Court at C%arrizozo, Lincoln
County, New Mexico, this lth day of
April, 1921.
Il NJ. TREAT,
Clerk of m, District Court
BY l.. l.. MILLER, Deputy 400 500
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We buy and sell Poultry, eggs,
etc. Patty's Cash Grocery &
Meat Market.