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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-11-12
erman. Assistant,

Grade 6: Ada DeHaven. Mary Dol
quist. Florence Engstrom, Edith Freas,
Florence Haberstroh, Florence Hunt
er, Charlotte l.. Hammell, Helen Ken
dreski, Eleanor Lightholder, Clara
Miller, Charlotte Ray. Percent of at
tendance, 92.71. Nettie L. Alexander,
principal; Blanche l.. Alderman, as
sistant. Enrolled, 80.
Grades "A and 5: Reuben Babcock,
Frank Bird, Harlan Boice, Theodore
Fox, Charles Carton, Walter Hammell,'
Lewis Krieg, Michael Mittnacht, Col
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-11-12
eAReAINToWN GRANGE.

The Bargaintown Grange will hold
their annual election Of officers at the
meeting to be held next Tuesday eve
ming, Nov. Is, at 7.30. Other i'm
portant business will be discussed.
All members cordially invited to at
tended.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-11-12

Grades 7 and 8: Durham Boice, Carl
Engstrom, Carlton Giberson, Raymond
Giberson, Bertram Hammell, Jacob
Reed, Charles Shovel, Samuel Smith,
Virginia Babeoek, Sarah Boice, Anna
Kreig. Ruth Ludy, Jennie Moore,
Grace Prescott, Sarah Reynolds, Mar
garet %Staehling, Laura Sutton, Eliza
beth Thomas. Number enrolled SO.
Percent of attendance, 92,51. Nettie
L. Alexander, Prin.; Blanche l. Ack-
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-11-12

A fiat pocketbook and a fiat tire are
about the worst combination.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-11-12
School Honor Roll for October.

yes" SO; No" So. Second Ward:
YES" SO: NO" SO.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-28
77'777''g ~ n -7-' 2 a. a 4
NIL AN
fSpecii CorreeDondence.)

y 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dean and
children Of Presho, 8. D., came Mon
day for . visit ct the home of Mrs.
Deans parents, Mr.. and Mrl. VIII
liam Hsttig. They expect to make
Milan again their hama.
william Adams d Kirkman, h,
arrived Thursday morning 70 IT.
tend the funeral o. hi saunt, Mrs..
Mary Adams, which viii be held
Friday afternoon ct 3 O'Clock.
{ 8. w. Sutton 10 quite III It his
home on Water street.
The willing WORKER club VA
entertained Friday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. G. Brown. Al
the meeting 1t was decided to hold
a bakery sale at the Gamble shoe
store. Saturday, Jan. -. and also
to sell candy and chocolate for
baking purposes and the money
made to be used to pay the debt on
the n. q. church furnace.
Mrs.. Morris Cannon and two
sons Of Rock Island called on Mrs.
Charles Christy Wednesday after
noon. Mr.. .Christy's many friends
will be sorry to learn che II suffer-
Ing with an attack Of rheumatism.
Mrs. Mary Cohen ID convalescins
from q severe attack Of grip.
Miss Margaret White came In
from Andover to spend the week
end 1t the home Of her aunt, Mrs.
Jennie White.
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|l|I|vlUDAl,cERS
||)|DDLE TOR0ck
STAND STRAINS


yen don't have to have IN Or
r1egtrA 20 furnish music 70 do tho
lto6dle' now. Il you have . wireless
St1tica," the radio club At the Iowa
State university announces.
Music for . dance held Jan. % In
The wireless laboratory Of the state
luniversity Of Iowa was furnished by
the Karlowa rAdio station Of Rock
Island, located in the Best building.
The music was transmitted from =
phon0gr1ph In the local station and
Wa received 1t the laboratory at
the university building. being made
nu0hle 70 the dancers BY large
horn provided for the purpose of re-
cavihg musical selections.
ThurSday evening OF each week.
between the hours Of s and 8 o'clock,
: phonograph concert is sent By
wireless telephone for receiving
practice to all amateur stations
within . radius Of 500 miles.
{ Communications have been ex-
changed With stations IN all parts
of the United States and many. mes
sages are heard continually from as
far - France and Germany. The
stations situated in those countries
are equipped with high power in
.struments and their messages are
easily received by the local station.
Within q period extending over
last week, messages were heard
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-28
OIL PRODUCTION.

Washington, Jan. 2S.-Oil pro-
:duction in the United States in
1920 totaled 1902, 900 barrels,
whilc consumption of all in the
United States reached the unpre-
cedented total of 531, 186, 900 bar
rels. Despite the excess Of con-
sumption over production the end
OF the year showed a net increase
In petroleum stocks Of more than
40, 900 900 barrels.
The figures on oil for the year oil
1920 were announced today in a
preliminary survey.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-28

home Of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rel
ling. !.
Mrs.. Alice Sample visited Satur-
day and Sunday with her daughter.
Mary IN Davenport.
M. and Mrs. John Durbin are
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-28

faIm 70 Budd Gale for the coming
year. Mr.. Smith will move to Cor
dove where he will make his home.
Thu Adelphia Mothers' club held
. meeting at the home Of Mrs.
Elna Liphardt last Thursday and
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-28
DEATH IN CHAR.

Ossining, N. Y, Jan. 28-Augus-
tin Sanchez and Henry Garcia,
Mexicans, convicted OF murder,
were put to death in the electric
chair in Sing Sing prison.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-28

president, Mrs. Katherine Durbin;
secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Edna
Liphardt; pianist, Mrs. Edna Fill
mer; chairman for social commit
tee, Mrs. Emma Fillmer; chairman
flower committee, Mrs. Augusta
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-28
C,()E

Johnnie Calsen 10 attending the
university at Chicago this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Bier of JOS
lin were Sunday guests at the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-28

Eipper;; chairman program CO..
tee. Mrs. Rosa Ashdown. -
firing president, Mrs. Aurus,s =
per. who served faithfully IS )!
years, was presented with . q
tiful cake tray.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-28

Sale Hundreds Of articles for the home
sashed possible levels Only few of them shown
you the and all this furniture with eyes
get conception of the splendid possibilities this sale holds for you
One possible
prompt service.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-28

there time to buy At real saving right now
and instances 5Oand IS
furniture sopworn damaged Be hand
the first choice these values!
Take heed
crowds benefit by this Great Price Sashng
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-05-29

.cbcra' a yisitarc le ScuoIc Par
Irocchiali di Monsignor Isolori e
della Chicsa del Buon Consiglio. nci-
Ic quail sinsegna Ia lingua Italiana.
Ale ore 10 il Sindaco della cit
ia Nisitcra' Sua Eccellcnza Pam
basciatoro al Belleyue-Stratford g
Iqundi. in mione agIi ufficia-
/ u del Comitato, 10 acccmpagnera'
ALA independence Hall Iyi Sua Ec-
ccIlenza deporTa' una corona di flo
rjc parlera' dopo il dicorso del Sin
daco. II Sindaco sara accompagnato
anche dai mcmbri del sue Gabinetto
G scortato da un plotone di ciclisti
della polizia + bene che gl'italiani ST
troylno ALA Independence Square
.alle ore 10 precise per rendere COST
.omagglo al rappresentante del nostro
Goyerno ed al Primo Magistrate del
la citta'.
Ala cerimonia nell'Independence
Hall seguira' un "lunch" che sara
.offerto all'illustre Ospite dalla Ca
mera di Commerce. Americana di
questa citta', con Iinteryento ufficia-
le dell'On Sindaco. II 1unch" a.
vra' luogo ala storica "Union Lea
que. alIc ore 12 precise.
Ale ore p. IN. Sua Eccellenza
yisitera' le sedi dei due Ordini FL
gil d'Italia e della Federazione dele
Societa' Italiane. ALE ore $50. sot-
to gil auspici della Croce Rossa tia
Llama, sara yisitata la colonia di W..
Philadelphia ed allie ore 6 pomer.
Sua Eccellenza ritornera' Ia vista al
SinlQco. Tn corteo, composite di So
cieta e Circoli, con in tesla bandiere
e bande musicah. 81 rechera' allie 63
strade in Market Street, ad incontra-
Inc Sua Eccellenza.
ALE ore s pom. mel Ball Room
del Belleyue-Stratford avra' luogo il
banehetto. Iyi parleranno Il Presi-
dente del Comitato; il Maestro di ce-
rimonie: il Sindaco, il giudice Buff
lington, un giudice per ogni Corte
4 Suprema, Superiore, Common Pleas
Municipale; Foratore uflicale in ita.
. iano signor Giuseppe Falanga, CIR
/ Venerable dell'Ordine independents
Figli d'Italia per 10 State di Penn
eylvania, e Poratore in inglese Avv,
/ Giovanni Di Silvestro. Parlera' an
che il presidente della Camera d
/ Commerce. americana, Mr.. Alba B
I johnson.
y FI 'neccssario per ogni partecipan
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Oggi G domani fate syentolare
lc bandiere. italiana ed america
ma, dale finestre dele vostrc ca
Sc: issate il nostro supcrbo yes
sillo doyunque, recateyi oggi a
ricevere festosamente Sua Eccel-
lenza al Suo arrivo, accompagnate-
10 all'Accademia di Musica ed ascol-
tatene deyotamente la forbita paro-
Ia intcrycnite domain sera nu-
ihcrosi al banchetto che 81 dara' in
Suo onore al Bcllcvue-Suatford G,
dopo ayerlo seguito deyotamcntc du-
rante il Suo breye soggiorno in mez-
70 a moi, salutateLo aflettuosamcntc
martcdi' mattina ALA pdrtenza G fate
in modo che resti imperituro nella
yostra mente il Suo ricordo quello
della Patria lontana.
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Programme del
festeggiamenti
Oggi

Sua Eccellenza arrivera' ALA sta
zione di Broad st. ale ore 2.O3 p. NJ.
di oggi. Saranno a riceverlo ed a por-
gerGli il salute della Colonia italia
ma / due Ordini, la Federazione del
Ie Societa' italiane, gil STUDENT U.
niversitari, i Boy Scouts, lutte le
attire Associazioni, Clubs, circoli ed
organization italiane. Gil ufficia-
Ii del due Ordini. in forma ufficia-
lc, con le fasce, faranno ala d'onore
a Sua Eccollcnza. in due file schie-
rati, che 81 >tenderanno sui piazzale
della stazione, per la gradinata sui
la pubblica via
ALE ore 2.30 pom. 81 apriranno
lc porte delPAccademia di Musica c
I'ingresso sara libero a tutti j Gonna
zionali, senza bisogno di biglietto,
del quale, invece, doyranno munirsi
j membri del Comitato per prendere
posto mel paIcoscenico. sui quale sa-
.Ianno messe in senli-circolo lutte le
bandicrc dele Association.
Siccome la maggior paIte del com
ponenu sono venerable del
due Ordini, essi prenderanno posto
con Finsegna della loro carica su.
| palccscenico.
ALE ore 3 il comizio vera dichia-
ratio aperto dal Cav. Uff. Luigi Sill
litti. Regio Console, il quale dara' la
parola al rappresentanti del due Or
dini Figli d'Italia, a quello della Fe
derazione dele Societa' Italiane, a
rappresentante del Boy Scouts lta
liani ed quello della classe operaia.
In ultimo pronunziera' un discorsc
| Sua Eccellenza PAmbasciatore.
Dopo il Comizio Fillustre rappre
sentante d'Italia passera' mel "Greel
Room" a lato del palcoseenico, ov
! eli intervenuti al Conizio sfilerann
innanzi a Lui per rendergi ossequio
Questa sera Sua Eccelenza rice
vera Regi Agent di questo District
| to Consolare.
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La COOMa aan2 ta per Gnua d il Snaop o0 R031dRCj
oNoMAMo LHLUs1RE RARPREsENIAMIE DELLLEALLA

piu' .umili quando egli vista le
colone, anna mischiars. ira la folla
a parlare col modesto operaio e col
Imodetissimo contadino.
Eco il segreto della sua immensa
Ipopoarita' acquistata in brevissimo
Iasso di tempo le accoglienze entu-
siastche, veramente commoventi, che
10 salutarono ovunque nellie i'm
menSe comunita' e nei piccoH cen
tri f delPopera sua multiforme ed
instancabile 81 avyantaggiano Ilta-
liza lontana e gil italiani di America,
poiche' in questi ultim tempt lc-
gami coll'America 81 sono vieppu'
rafforzati ed il credito dell'Italia in
Questo ricco paese va ogni giorno ri
-ollevandosi
Noi, dunquc, o Italiani di Philadel-
phia, abbiamo il sacro doyere di tri-
butare alte onOranze al nostro Amba-
sciatore, al suo arrivo durante la
sua permanenza in questa citta' per
due motiyi sopratutto: primo, per-
che moi, che fummo sempre ALA
vanguardia, specie mel lungo periodic
della guerra, in lutte le manifesto
zioni d'Italianita', non dobbiamo og-
gi mostrarci da memo dele attire Co
Ionic gia' in precedenza visitate dal-
i'insignc diplomatico: secondo, per-
he, tributandogli grandi omaggi,
Daghiamo solo in parte il debito di
che gil e dovuta per
Ia sua opera solerte ed illuminate
.he ha prodotto immensi benefici per
a patIia e per la massa degli emf
Tanti.
la LIBERIA PNROIN
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Per COmOdita' del COnitatO

Una compagnia di automobile ha
mcsso q disposizionc del comitato
iantI auto-carri quaint ne sono ne
ccssarIi per contcncrc tuti mem
bri del comitato che volessero Sc
guire Sua Eccellenza nellie diverse
yisite che egli fara' a scconda de!
programme suesposto.
eli ,ntercssati prendano nota Sc
Yogiono goderc del privilegio che,
con gentiIczza senza pari. Ia Com
pagnia dcIlc automobile ma yoluto
usarci per intromissione del presi-
deute del Comitato.
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"PhiIadclpbia, Pa, % Mag. 1921
"PER Ia NLNUTA DT S. z.
L'AMABASCIATORE DI-
ITALIA
" II trateH dcHc ioagc III
PhHadelDhia'

"Nclle prime ore pomeridiane di
domonica % maggie arrivera'
Philadelphia Sua Eccelenza rAmba-
sciatore d'Italia Senatore Vittorio
Rolandi-Ricci, per yisitare Ia Colo
mia italiana. ! soci dele nostre log
&c dcbbono troyarsi ala Stazione
della Pennsylvania a Broad st., per
prender parte al riceyimento, non
piu' tardi deIPUNA ed un QUAR-
TO pomeridiane.
- Grandi Deputati G gil Ufficiali
deb5ono portare le fasce, e faranno
ala d'onore a S. p. PAmbasciatore,
schierati in due file, che 81 stende-
ranno dal piazzale della stazione,
per Ia gradinata sulla pubblica
via.
"Alle 2,3O 81 apriranno le porte
deIlAccadcmia ii Musica, oge 81
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ooIohIaII' che IN cuor loro gja sape-
lano e pregusteyano la gioia del
uaSco rmanendo con loro dolla-
II IN tasca, che, del resto, forse, non
a'reDoero mal tratl fuori, o. almeno,
IN mlsura COST iarga, come raveva-
40 oileT'a' .orrsero d compiacenza
e. "' 'onPatmenlo c le cose sono III
'"a''' Il! punlo in cui crano.
$50
Ora. dopo tsnto nr,,, .,,,4,.;.:
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In tema di OspedaIi
la costanza, la perseverance, la tenacia
del Dottor Giuseppe Fabiani

MoIti anal on souo, mi e. sta
to rEiento, ~orse in Colonia
Un movlmento per ia fondazione
dI I'm Ospcdale italiano, q. per un
Po III tempo, vi lu In illusione che
Puest'opcra benefica ed umanitaria.
plu che patriottica. potesse csscrc
menata a compimento, tanto che ST
raccoIsero aIcunc migliaia di dola-
RI, sottoscriti mel primo slancio di
sentlmcntaIiSmo, dai piu' enthusiast.
Come lutte lc cose nostrc. pero', la
imzlatlya, ayycrsata da chi avrebbe
ayuto il doyere di appoggiarIa e di
conulbujryt 81 raffrcddo' G sogna-
tori, fra qucsti il Cav. Uff. Fran
ccsco a. iravascio @ ! componenti
di qucsta faInigia. ST conyinscro
maIlncuorc che un'opcra ST. aItamcn-
te cIrlle, progressive ed urgcntemen-
le neccssaria in una Colonia come Ia
nostra, non 81 fosse potuta portare a
compimento.
lnIatti. sboIlirono print ardori @
ST vide che ognuno facpy9 spaIIuccia
% chi gIi faceya appello a nome de:
miseri, del bisognosi, o di oucIIi che.
mr potcndo spcndcra ouaIche doIIa-
ro. si hoywano i'm grayi difricoIfa' ,
ryoIgcrsi adj Istituzioni auoricano ,
causa della Hngua nglcse che non
conoscevano. L'appelIC al scntimen-
to patriottico. alio spirito di nazio-
MALTA ed a quello fiiantropico, face
va ~orriderc i piu' di scetticismo =
COST. chi aycya dato dovotte su-
birc la snpraffazionc enc il dena-
.ro sottoscritto per uno scopo
rossc dcyoluto adj altro ed ancbe ne,.
toglicrc di mezzo la mobile iniziati-
va. Cost. dicevo PIN su. ST ebbe IL
ma prima dclusione. e 10 scoraoaia-
Imnto -oguitoue lascio' pcr motif an
Uni la Coionia seuza che piu' alcuno
IplgIiassc una simile iniziativa.
-@an
Qualcbe ammo fla risorsc @ 81 forno,
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terra i'm Comizio. Lingresso e. liz
Hcro . tutti j fratclli, scnza bisogno
di higIietto It. Loggc che hanno
Dandiege o stcndardi, dcbbono por-
tmIi, ed cssi sarauno disposti sui
DaIcosceuico.
"II luncdi' successive 80 maggie
ale ore 10 amt ). i. 'Ambasciatore
risitera' Ilndipondcucc Hal. ac.
rompaguato dial Siudaco ii Phila-
dclphia: ed e. bcnc che i nostri fra
tcIIl 81 trryino ALA independence
Square ale ore 10 precise per rem
dcrc omaggio al Rappresentante del
noslro Goyerno al primo Magistra-
90 della Citta'
"Alie ore , pom. dcllo stcsso gior.
no 30-maggio 5. f.. FAmbasciatorc
visitcra iii uffici del nostro Ordinc
J Urandj Dcputati e eli ufficial
dele Logge mon possiamo invita-
re tuttl soci perche' la sala non ii
conticne) dcbbono uovarsi nella
Sons of Italy Hall, non piu' tardi der
Ie l.30 pom. per sautare il degnl
Rappresentante d'Italia che ci ono
ra della sua vista.
"La sera, allie ore s, al Bellevue
Suutiord Hotel. 81 dara' a S. Z
I'Ambasciatorc m bagchetto popo
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La LIBERIA PNRoL
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ApleIIO al FigIi d'ItaIia

L'ufiicio del Grande ConciIio di
Pennsylvania delfOrdinc del Figli
d'ltalia ha diramato hltti ! com
ponenti lelle i5 Iogge di questa cit
Ia i scgucnte appelIo:
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DOnani

Dale ore s ale 9. .45 di domain
mattina Sua Eccellenza 81 re-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-01
NEW INTEREST IN
STAMP COLLECTIONS

Angora, Sept. 1.-The Nationalist
government has given a new interest
to Turkish stamp collections It has
not only issued, at various times,
small quantities OF stamps OF a tenn
porary kind, but it has also sur
charged with it's name various sets
OF revenue and postage stamps print
ed originally by. the Imperial Otto
man government at Constantinople.
It has lately arranged to have
printed in Italy a completesset of new
stamps of its own. thereby making
more valuable the temporary and
surcharged stamps used during the
past two years.
The surcharged stamps, frequently;
taken from the offices of the min
istries of foreign affairs and the treas
ury. at Constantinople, have in sew
eral been surcharEed with the,
lettering upside down.
Lieutenant Commander Robert
Dunn. intelligence officer at the
American embassy, Constantinople.
and owner of the. single largest COL.
lection of Turkish stamps. has dur
ing his various trips to the interior.
formed a large collection. Of the Ma
tionalist stamps. some Of which he
estimates in value from $50Sto 500!
each.
Among the rarer stamps printed by
the Ottoman government during the
great war was that for the Oar
danelles campaign and another for
the Egyptian campaign. The latter
stamp shows the Turkish soldier
crossing the Suez canal but as the
expedition ended in failure the let
tering identifying the stamps as OF
the Egyptian campaign were later
blocked out and they were used up
as ordinary stamps.
As in other countries OF Europe,
stamp collecting has its many devot-
ed followers here. When lately Eski-
shehr vas occupied by thegGreeks the
first care OF the local postmaster vas
to saveS.sis stock OF rate stamps.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-01
LEGAL NOTICE.
CITATION,
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, J

CITATION,
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
County of Grand Forks.
In County Court.
In the Matter Of the estate of George
H. Froats, deceased:
Northwestern Trust Com
pany. q corporation. $500. Petitioner
Mary Matilda Froats. Ella
Adeline Pogatschnick,
Ross Froats Munro. Mil
dred Jennette Munro, -
George Hubert Munro, -. @.
Philip Froats, Geo, K. s.
Munro, guardian of Ross
Froats Munro, Mildred
Jennette Munro and
George Hubert Munro.
of the First NJ. e. church
OF Grand Forks, N. D.. Respondents
The State Of North Dakota and the said
county court to the above named
respondents, greeting:
You. md each OF you. are hereby
cited and required to be and appear
of Grand Forks in said state, 1t the
county, at the court house in the City
Of Grand Forks in said county, on the
soth day Of September, "A. d. 1921. ct
10 o'clock A. NJ. OF that day, then and
petition OF tie Northweetern Trust
company Of Grand Forks, N. D., q cor
poration, for h admission TO probate
Of y certain instrument now ion ile IL
VIII viii e and RssRnt g & e ae sas IL e
Froats, deceased, n to be appointed
executor thereof, and to show CAUSE. II
any there be-, why said will should NOT
SortSWestsrn trust conpsns appoin ass
as such executor.
Personal service Of the above citation
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-01
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO ~XDxEO1S,
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, >

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.
County Of Grand Forks.
In County Court.
In the matter OF the estate Of Amelia
Salisbury, deceased:
ID Notice is hereby given by B. r.
Smith. administrator Of thu estate Of
Amelia Salisbury, deceased. to the
creditors of, and all persons having
claims against said deceased. to present
them, with the necessary vouchers, to
the said r. r. Smith at Grand Forks,
n. p. within six months after the first
qualification OF thh notice.
Dated August 24th, A. D. 1921.
r. r. SAITH,
Administrator OF the Es-
ate Of Amelia SALISBURY.
Deceased.
First publication August 26th. 1871.
tAug. Is: Sept 1-g.16.)
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-01

FOR SALE BY OwNER--A 5-RooM
house; modern cxcspt heat, practical
" new, close in, good location. Rea-
sonable price. part terms sif desired.
Address, 423 Herald.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-01

FOR sALE-ALL MODERN HOUSE,
seven ooMg,isteam heat, cement base
mont. Good lhcation. Gail 1Si.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-01

YOU DON'T RUY HOMES VERY
q. Bos O.. Established 13es-
New-York tribune., 1921-07-31
TARRYTOWN

FOR sALE-14-room brick house. all i'm
provements. real walnut and mahogany
hnlsh old English bookcases Colonial
staircase. drawing room. dining room;
library 1880 beveied ceilings Grand
view Hudson River" double verandas
be buiit for less than $50. 600 WILL SELL,
FOR $4,000. WOULD RENT for 5000
month. Mrs Reinberg, II Woodland Ave.
Tarrytown, N. 7. Phone ss Tarrytown
New-York tribune., 1921-07-31
.yEsTcHEsTER COUNTY REAL ESTATE
Bron.xuiL[e

GENTLEMAN'S HOME Of true Co
lonial design. perfectly constructed.
rooms. baths. space for 3 addi-
Iional rooms. every convenience.
Plot 150xt19. in most exclusive
neigh hborhood. Excellent view Of
Sound. Price $32. 800, terms Apply
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