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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-30

The Seattle Carleton College club
ha2 arranged for a-recepuon In honor
Of Dr NJ. l. Burton. president OF the
University Of Michigan. TO take place
saturday afternoon. D~c-tnbcr ~.
from TO $40 o'clock. In the blue pai.
iorr Of tho Y. w. a. Al former
students % Carleton. OF which Dr.
Burton Is an aiunnns. are invited
Those In charge OF tho affair are Mr.
Harry T. King. Miss Anna g. swan.
son and Mrs- A. r.. TAyner.
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books or literary contributions 20
be submitted for national honors
ar. due January 4 AT 4iso-7s Ar
cade building.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton
Plan BRIDGE

Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis stanton are
entertaining twenty.four guests with
an evening OF bridge at their home
New Years eve.
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Afiah chapter. No iss. O. Y. e..
wifi give an informal dane. DsceFn.
Der II. at Knights Of Pyihias hall.
Third ave. and Virginia at
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Quaranse Club

The ouarante club win hold a
watch meeting at the home OF pr.
ana Mrs. kintnrr. 4iee w. findlay
1T. saturday evening. December III.
Response Go roll call. My New Years
RESOLUTION"
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Nlanonlr (lnh Dane

The Masonic club Ia entertaining
with dance Saturday evening IN
their club rooms In tffe Arcade build.
Ing.
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Cam pfire
News, Notes
and Gossip

A number Of Campfire groups are
taking group subscriptions 90 the
Campfire Count II this rruesice
were general u would mean that
the Huiir,ln would do a natural
death. There are Ito groups In this
city. II each group takes a group
subscription at cents a month. Il
will not fsbo. X coats tso 10 pub
llsh the Count each month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-30

family. and Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Nat.
finger and family Of Port Angeles.
were the guests over tho Christmas
holidays OF AIR. and Mira Phillip q.
kinzsr.
Ai- Anna Hore ana her fssnce.
Mr.. Hamilton Cauley Rolfe. are 60
Ing TO Fort word~n 60 spend the
week end as the guests OF friends.
Or. and Mrs.. Prank Munday Win
remove tomorrow from the Hotel
Otis 20 the So. Paul apartments
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-30

The holiday matinee at the Cornish
yesterday afternoon was 20 popular
with Tho children and. Incidentally,
with the grown-upa. that II will b.
repeated on Saturday afternoon al
$50 O'Clock.
Tho bill was composed Of the pan
tofnlno Cinderella" and stuart
Walkers play. -alx Who Pass Nhils
the Lcntiln Boil"
Hclcn strykcr was Cinderella: Flea
nor Nyvaii. tho Fairy Codmothrr. 10
ana Ruhnl tho stepmothsr. Norman
Goldafona. tho Prinoa. and Mari
Hogan and Mary Elizabeth suckeil
IN. proud sisters.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS
cLuns ron SATURDAY
ze,a Alumnae Of Delta zcta

Zcts Alumnac OF Delta zeta VIII
hold their regular monthly meeting
Saturday. December sist. at :
o'clock. AZ TIE home of porothea
and Marian Jackson. fsi1 shelby st.
crake ssrd ave. car To end OF iine1
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Junior guardians win nnee; Jan. .
at 400 at tis' Arcade byilclng.

beginning Jan. 7. scribe s,ce,ingr
win bS held Mt 10 a. m. the fsst
saturdays Of zach month. A spe-
cial honor will be awarded the
scribe giving tho beet oral monthly
report al Zach meeting OF scribsa.
A Count book with ne, OF camp
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The Minn~wntha club win enter
tain with n New Years eve dance a,
Chttatenscn'a han saturday evening
Special music and refreshments.
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Tennis Club Affair
Successful

Tho auditorium OF tho Masonic
temple was the setting yesterday aft
ernoon for tho Tennis clubs bridge
tea and musicale. which was one OF
the iarges, and most pretentious az.
fairs ever staged by the club. About
one hundred and fifty tables were In
play. and at 4 o'clock the following
Interesting musical program. arrang'
81 by Vaughn Arthur. sara fcagiey
and Ruth purheim. Was given;
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The regular meeting OF The Sun.
act Heights Community club was
held at the residence OF Mr.. and Mira.
w. -. Garland on "Wednesday eve
ming. with nearly ono hundred on.
thuslaatie members present This
club II getting active along many
lines OF Interest % the North End
district OF tho West Side and sie
different committees are making
good proErcn. along community
lines. one Of the principal activities
being tho requirement Of q large
piece Of land at the north end %
California ave. for park and play.
ground purposes. Mira. John ".
shorctt rendered vocal roio which
WAS followed BY community sing.
led by SIR. and Mrw. Walter Davis.
A dalniy.luncheon was served. after
which the club adjourned 20 hold the
next meeting al tho home Of Capt
aud Mrs. J. y. Blaln.
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Old Enxiisa Carol
AUD santa cisus' sscesch)
Fanfare tFrenehl
20 Come. Little cnsltren- tcsrman
Folk sarsl
Zone. un,s the sAsrssrss' tAnsrtess)
s-Tns Little New Year"
sung ~ Choru. 81 chiidrea
vsciin-.-~on Wings Of sans M.aasls:esr
Eidridx. BYRD Elliot
Miss Irene h.mptea at the pianc
rlAre--Araessaue' ..ss...s. ChAminsfs
Vptnutn1 1pnk ..s.s.ss.sss...s. toasfd
Vivian Fuller
Vcitn-erherxe TaFsntsils. .Wisnia vski
Elasidxs Hyrd Eilsot
IoPch Dance .................r ehuss<y
oyiviA Bernhard. Irene isham.
Patricia ffeffer
>cesuests- sfron -csrnsssI-l .eeAumsan
Silvia Nstxean.afa
AA~etetie s.sss- s..sss..ss 49,. nettsf
Pauline Maeksy. tsorA oertet
Lllliaa orssnhers
~upssssA psaes-. .nasensssia
Irene fshArn
Variation N shs Toes ..-..... Chopin
silvia Bernhard
All Dances staged snd arranged ~
Card Lesiis
The service of tea followed. with
Mrn Burke. Mrs. Joshua Green. Mrs.
Daniel kelicher. Mrs James ID.
Howe. Mrs James u. Lowman. Mrs.
william Hunter McE.wan. Mira Rich
ard Dwight Merrill. Mrs Il. A.
Strout and Mrs. Richard A Balltnger
presiding At the urns
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Neto Years Eve
Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. Claude c. Ramsay
viii entertain twelve quests at din
ner tomorrow evening at their home.
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Isllerblou Club

The Elderhloom club viii meet II
X. 4. hail. Third and Virginia
Thursday. January 5. at n a. m.
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ADDITIONAL Cf.uBs
Queen Anne Circle OF Chlld
Conservation League

Queen Anne circle OF the chiid
Conservation league viii meet at the
home Of Mrn. y. NJ. Calm. 2s59 18th
ave. w. Tuesday. January >. at 1850
y. IN.
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1000 Pairs
Broken Lines

Boots. Pumps and oxfords
In all popular icsthers--not
all sizes In all models. Prices
formerly $40 TO siS.50----on sale
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Rainier PIT. A.

Rainier PIT A. will hold liz reKu.
lar meeting. Tuesday. January ,. at
gao y. m. MIR. Fleming OF the voca.
tional department OF the public
schools viii be the speaker. Refresh.
mcnta will be served
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-22
Answer Is Filed

Real Estate Transfers
William Burnett to Margaret Bur
nett, parcel in city, 81.
George o. Melick to E. l.. Wolfe
parcel in Clay, ST.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-22
MONSTER Crowd 0UT'
i OR BAND CONCERT
Mid-Week Program Given By
X. Of P. Band Is Enjoyed
By A Great Number

A large crowd enjoyed the concert
given by the Knights OF Pythias band
on the Public Square on Wednesday
evening. II anything, the crowd began
to assemble little bit earlier than
held before showing that the music
loving people of Mt. Vernon and Knox
county are learning they must come
early II they would secure favorable
points Of vantage from which they
may enjoy these Wednesday evening
programs.
The program given by the band led
by Director Sebach drew forth repeat.
ed demonstrations Of approval from
the great crowd gathered about upon
the lawn and seated in the encircling
lines Of automobiles.
There was complete cooperation be-
tween Chief Of Police Parker, the po.
lice and drivers OF cars. The parking
OF cars was accomplished without the
least friction and when the crowd
broke up at the conclusion of the pro-
gram all got away, speedily and with
out loss of time or interference one
with another.
The cool. pleasant evening was a
most delightful and enjoyable change
from the heat Of weeks previous. 1t
was refreshing and inspiring to a
great degree.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-22
EAGLE Grove

"a "a
M. M. Phillips and family spent
Sunday with Green Valley, friends.
Squire Fletcher and wife spent Sun
day with their daughter, Mrs. Willis
Parsons, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Stofer and
sons. Richard, Robert and Joseph, Of
Mansfield, spent last week with rel
atives in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Phillips and
children spent Sunday with the lat
ter's grandmother, Mrs. Hyatt, of Lib
erty township.
w. B. Shipley and family were Sun
day. guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Stack.
house. .. .s
. MFR. and Mrs. Marshall Phillips and
family entertained Miss Lulu Brown,
Mr.. Fred Troll and Miss Grace Phil.
lips of Mansfield and Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Doup and sons of Amity at
dinner Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid society met with
MRS. CllHOrd Leonard Thurdsay after
noon.
Master Richard Stofer of Mansfield
is spending his vacation with his aunt
Mrs. Lloyd Shira.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Henry and
family of Newark and Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Rummel Of Mt. Vernon spent
Sunday with j. 7. Rummel and family.
DR.. Lore and family of Shelby, j.
d. Lore and wife of Columbus, and
Harry Lore of Cleveland we're here to
attend the Lore reunion at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hoy Toms last Fri
day. ,r
Mrs. Edith Gilmore has been con-
ned to the house with tonsilitis the
past week.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-22
HAPPY VALLEY

Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Bird of Bangs
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Paige Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Howard of Co.
shocton called on Mr.. S. B. Dowds and
family, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Dee Brooks of Gam.
bier passed through this vicinity Sun.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Paige and
daughter Margaret were the guests of
Mr.. Sterling Braddock and family on
Sunday.
Master Howard Dowds is on the
sick list.
Miss Joanna Metzgar called on
Mrs. Dowds, Sunday.
Miss Bessie Baker of Monroe Cen.
ter is spending the weekend with her
sister, Mrs. Floyd Paige.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-22
b. A. Baashfna1 Of Bladens-
burg Discovers Tax Re-
ceipts Of 1927
WILLIAM Y. FARQUHAR
WAS co. TREASURER
He Plated Fredericktown
And Held Three Couhty
Offices at One Time

Some interesting relics OF the long
ago past in Knox county were brought
to The Banner Office on Wednesday
AFTERNOON by d. A. Baughman Of Blad.
ensburg, while on business trip to
Mt. Vernon.
Recently while examining some old
papers and documents Mr.. Baughman
found several tax receipts that had
been issued by the treasurer of Knox
county in 1927. Among them was one
given to Mr.. Baughman's grandfather,
the late Jacob Baughman. 1t is print
ed on strip Of what was once white
paper about one.inch long and three
and one.half inches wide with blank
spaces that had been filled in with
ink. The printed signatures of the
then county treasurer, W. Y. Farqu.
har, was scratched out and his name
written in ink. The receipt reads:
"State of Ohio, Knox county: Re-
ceived of Jacob Baughman, 1886 tax
on one horse, one head of cattle for
the year 1927"
w. Y. FARQUHAR, c. T. X. c.
Another receipt, similar in form,
shows Christian Baughman had paid
$2.541 taxes on 1856 acres situated in
r 10, T s, s 8, Lot s. E., and also upon
two horses and two head of cattle.
w. Y. Farquhar, who signed the re.
ceipts given as county treasurer for
the payment Of these taxes, was a man
Of prominence in Knox county in those
days. He came into the county in
1906, one of a party Of Quakers com
ing from Maryland He settled in
what is now Morris township. In 1903
he was elected justice of the peace.
He was by profession surveyor and
when ,Fredericktown was laid out in
1907 by John Kerr the plat was sur
veyed by W., Y. Farquhar. He also
erected the first cabin in the new
town which he gave the name of Fred
erick, in honor Of his old home in
Maryland. Subsequently he removed
to Mt. Vernon becoming a prominent
man in the county and being elected
to many offices of trust and profit. In
the History of Knox County he is men.
toned also as having taught the first
school in Fredericktown.
In 1920 Mr.. Farquhar was appointed
county auditor, being the first to fill
that office; he was reappointed an
nually until 1924 when the office be-
came elective. The following year
1926, he was elected county treasurer
serving until 1888 being succeeded by
IS. w. Farquhar. 1t appears also he
served as county surveyor from 1915
to 1927, when he resigned. Apparent
ly, from 1920 to 1924, he was county
auditor and county surveyor, and from
1925 to 1927 as serving in two offices
simultaneously, countyntreasurer and
county surveyor. At that time the
surveyor was appointed by the county
commissioners the office becoming
elective only In 1881. For three years,
1S24.1S27 he held three offices, coun-
ty auditor, county treasurer and coun-
ty surveyor.
The name of w. Y. Farquhar ap-
pears nowhere in the record of Knox
county officers after 1898,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-22

Office Force swamped-
County Treasurer Clifton G. Hunt.
his deputy. F. A. Ralston, and clerks
were sYampeSd T'haysasy 'g!Hs n ay opening mail
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-22
SIoo Reward. 500

c3tarrh 10 q local disease greatly infsu.
Hnced by constitutional conditions Il
msnt. HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE
II taken, Internally and acts through the
Blood on the Mucous Surfaces Of the Sys.
tenn. HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE
destroys the foundation q the disease.
gtves the patient strength by improving
the general health and asslsts nature IN
doing it, work. $1,000 for any case Of
Snii5clN GEpi5ciNp ,n fails e % cure. A.A
Druggists 7Sc. Testimonials free.
y. J. Cheney & Co.. Toledo, Ohio.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-22
PIECE OF. STEEL ....
ENTERS MANS EYE

Edward Beeman, we'll known
blacksmith, had a sharp piece of steel
driven in his right eyeball early this
morning. A physician was called to
remove the steel. The sight of the
eye was not injured, 1T was said.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-22
fRE0ER|CRTOWN

The Bashfui' Mr.. Babbs viii be in
town July 20.
Miss Anna MarpIe, assisted by Miss
Lena Wilson. entertained the Sunday
school class OF the former at the home
Of her aunt, Mrs. ]. 3. Foote, last
Thursday.
Don't fall to see THE Stream of
Life" at the Neil theatre Friday even.
ing.
Some of the streets and alleys of
our town need the attention OF the
board OF health.
Mrs. Wash Yoakam was called to
Toledo lasc Saturday to attend the
funeral of a nephew.
Mrs. Clyde Newman, who has been
visiting his mother. Mrs. Henry L.
Groff, for the past two weeks, return.
ed to her home in Akron Tuesday
morning. I'll
A son was born Wednesday of last
week to Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Bush.
Speeding horses on the principal
streets Of our village is going to re-
suit in the calling of an ambulance
some Of these busy days. A young
country gentleman, while making a
display last Saturday night, collided
with an automobile. A good stiff fine
on some OF these kid.gIove displayers
Of martingales and rings would put
stop to some of these exhibits.
Rev. c. Il. Stockdale was called to
New York city the first of the week
by telegram announcing the serious
illness of a brother.
Philip Brawner. who has been at
Creighton. Ala. the past eight
months, arrived here last Thursday,
hale, hearty and fat. The south seems
to agree with Skip" but he likes to
take a look in at dear old Frederick.
town occasionally.
Mrs. Daniel Brown visited relatives
at Granville and Columbus the past
week.
The following young ladies' are
camping out at Jackson's beach, south
of town: Misses Betty Levering,
Thelma Wertz, June Mann, Katherine
Lewis, Hazel Hall, Lena Wilson and
Anna Marple. Mrs. John Lewis Is
chaperoning the party. while Mr.
Lewis acts as guardian angel during
the night season.
Miss Ray Evans of Marietta is the
guest Of her. sister, Mrs. Friend L..
Barnes. t
The instructors in the vacation Bi.
BILE school are donating their time to
the cause, but there are some ex-
penses in the way of books and other
material necessary for the work that
must be provided for "The Stream Of
Life" beautiful and scenic produc.
ton will be shown at the Nen the.
atre on Friday evening Of this week.
Let everybody turn out and boost this
worthy project. First show at 7:15
sharp.
Presbyterian Church-July "a. Sun.
day school at 9:45. Morning Worship
IL. Evening worship 8. Union ser.
vice in the NJ. z. church. The church
and Sunday school are to enjoy pic.
mic on Tuesday. July 26. All who can
60 will meet at the church at 2 p. m.
(or p. m if unable to go at p. The
committee asks that all persons in
the church with cars available will
volunteer them and be present at the
church at or p. m. Please notify
committee, l.. j. Dean, j. F. Amos Jr.
and Floyd Smith. Another committee
is arranging amusements. Everybody
will bring eats, and this picnic should
be big social event for the whole
constituency Of the church. Prayer
meeting Thursday at 8. Titus will
be studied. Choir practice, Thursday
at S;45. The pastor will be away
during August. The Sunday school
and prayer meeting will continue as
usual throughout the month
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-22
CARD OF THANKS

We desire to express our sincere
thanks to all our friends who were so
kind to us during our recent bereave.
ment. Also for the floral offerings.
THOMAS HARRINGTON & FAMILY.
x21
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-22
Sheriff Comes From Indiana
To Arrest A MI. Vernon
Man
CRIMINAL CASE IS
STILL ON IN COURT
May Go To Jury Late Thurs
day.; Other Items From
The Court House

Sheriff Samuel A. Arter OF Roches-
ter, Ind, Fulton county, arrived in
Mt. Vernon Wednesday afternoon
with a warrant for the arrest of
Thompson Dowds of this city on a
charge of wife desertion.
The affidavit against Dowds was
sworn to by his wife.
However, the sheriff was prevented
from returning to Indiana with his
prisoner on account of writ of hab.
eas corpus issued out of the common,
pleas court of Knox county and al.
lowed by Judge Blair. The matter
will be heard by Judge Blair at the
conclusion Of the case Of the State of
Ohio VS.. Thomas J. Porterfeld.
E. p. Sapp of this city was ap.
pointed to represent the state of In.
diana in the case, and Sheriff AFTER
returned to Rochester Wednesday
evening. Charles L. Bermont and ].
B. Graham are the attorneys for the
defendant.
It is alleged that Dowds moved his
family to Fulton county, Indiana, and
resided there for about six months
He then returned to Mt. Vernon and
it is claimed that he deserted his
young child.
Gov. w. T. MoCray of Indiana is,
sued requisition for the arrest and
transportation of Dowds. and the re-.
QUESTION was honored by Governor
Davis Of Ohio, and sheriff Lytle Of
Knox county was directed to deliver
up the prisoner to .Sheriff AFTER OF
Fulton county However the writ Of
habeas corpus has prevented immedi-
ate action in the case. In the mean.
time Dowds has been released from,
custody on bond,
"H o
Jury May Get Case
1t is probable that the case of the
State of Ohio VS.. Thomas J. Porter
field, charged with cutting with In.
tent to kill, may go to the jury late
this afternoon or evening. The state
rested its case early Wednesday af-
ternoon and the defense then called a
number Of witnesses. Witnesses for
the defense also testified Thursday
morning. A number of witnesses will
be called in rebuttal by the state. Ar
guments started Thursday afternoon.
AS on former days, large crowd was
present in the courtroom Thursday to
hear the testimony and the arguments
Asks for Divorce
Cora Hand has commenced suit for
divorce against Frank Hand in the
Knox county common pleas court, al.
leging cruelty and gross neglect. The
plaintiff states they were married on
April ls, 1920, and that no children
. were born to them. The plaintiff al,
leges that the defendant struck and
otherwise abused her 1t is also al
legged that he has departed for parts
unknown. The plaintiff asks that she
be granted a divorce and restored to
her maiden name, Cora Condran.
b. r. sapp IS the attorney for the
plaintiff.
Office Force sWamped-
County Treasurer Clifton G. Hunt.
= = = a So
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-22

containing checks for June taxes.
Nearly 500 letters were received late
Wednesday afternoon and Thursday
morning Each letter contained a
check for taxes.
Deputy Treasurer Ralston stated
Thursday morning that the cash col
lections for Wednesday, the last day
for paying June taxes, amounted to
s3O,891.s5. The checks which came
in later are to be added to this
amount.
OGlcials at the county treasurers
office were unable to figure this morn.
ing just what amount remained I'm.
paid for June taxes.
O.
Action for Money
Amasa Lindley has commenced suit
against Sheridan Grant in the com
mon pleas court of Knox county in
which a judgment in the sum of $SO2..
50 is asked for. 1t is alleged that the
plaintiff leased 11S acres of land in
Wayne township to the defendant and
further sold him hay, grain and other
articles. amounting to $802.95. 1t is
,al1eged by the plaintiff that no part
Of this sum has been paid Lot c.
Stillwell is the attorney for the plain.
tiff.
|
Answer is Filed
In the matter of the assignment OF
l.. G. Bradshaw. wherein a petition
was filed in probate court asking per
mission to sell real estate. an answer
and cross petition has been filed by
Daniel Chipps and F. D. Chipps.
| %
Order Confirmed
| In the case of Margaret Colopy
guardian Of Paul Colopy, vs.. her ward
an order to lease land has been con
| fIrmed by the probate court of Knox
county.
Real Estate Transfers
William Burnett to Margaret Bur
nett, parcel in city, 81.
George o. Melick to E. l.. Wolfe
parcel in Clay, ST.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-13
DISARMAMENT MEETING
INVITATION ACCEPTED
coNrwrEp FROM PAGE osD

,pying times after "a r'1ce pDIlm1.
iiou ls inued Iic wll t wt1 now
de'med advlsahle 90 kep l'l,r for o.
time some 81 them such aa tuu.. dealt
ing with hllcn property provisions rnd
certain sections ~ toe oap.onpr. a.f rDf
previously repealed
conditional proclamation. o. wH
Indicated might be iaaue1 l.uuH, OFF
the difficulty In d.a AlHr uaf Vblt lar
iIbtlon would - affected o. H 0f
PRONUNCIATION OF pence.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-13
LONDON ALL AG0G OVER PLANS
FOR DISARMAMENT CONFERENCE

LONDON July H. by Associated Press)-The disarmament
conference continues be the prominent topic Of discussion
dividing honor with the Irish peace conference No doubt ia felt
London all nations invited will accept and the French
Premier M BRAND already to have decided Wash
nqon il considered all the likely that the British prime
minister will provided that the state of affairs home
that viii hermit his absence and that his health will permit
tro There has been talk of the premier taking
long Switzerland by advice Of his physician II
certainty that A. Baour lord president Of the council
will be delegate and probably also Admiral Lord Beatty Lord Lee
of Fsrehsm lord Of the admiralty and SIR amng Wohng
on Evans Secretary Of war.